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PAGE FOUR.
CASS CITY CHRONILCE~FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1936.
Cass City, Michigan.
News of the
Mrs. C. W. Clark of Caro visited
relatives here T h u r s d a y and Fri-i
day.
Miss B l a n c h Stafford is spending
the week as the guest of friends a t
AuGres.
W. O. Stafford spent a few days
last week with his son, Lloyd Stafford, at Caro.
Miss Mildred Karr is the guest
of her brother, Leslie Karr, at
Traverse City this week.
The following persons from Cass !
smelled gun powder in battle, a l ' charged on Sept. 20, 1865, and has
City are enrolled in the U n i v e r s i t y
though he was born in an a r m y t been a resident of Caro since 1917.
of Michigan summer session: Thelbarracks in Quebec. His father, a! His wife died in 1914.
ma Hunt, Leone Lee and Beryl
.
British soldier, was stationed there. I Surviving are .three sons, A r t h u r
Koepfgen.
I Mr. Stephens came ,to Michigan l o t Caro, H e r b e r t of Ferndale, and
Concluded from f i r s t page.
with his parents, to St. Clair coun-I E d w a r d of K i n g s t o n .
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Benkelman
in Brown City was an aggressive l t y ' while still young and enlisted I
:
and
son,
Alvin,
Jr.,
and
Bonham
G. A. Tindale was a visitor in i Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pease a n d
Ayres, all of Arlington, Vs., ar~ one. He was an I r i s h m a n and a] in Co. H, 22nd Michigan I n f a n t r y l
! son, Lynn, of near Lansing visited
Niles Sunday and Monday.
Don t Break the Mirror
guests of Mr. Benkelman's f a t h e r f i g h t e r for those t h i n g s he thought i in ~March of 1865. As war ended
.their cousin, Mrs. C. E. Otis, last
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keppen
He was particularly the I the next month, he saw no action
Breaking a mirror will bring mt~
and brother, John A. Benkelman right.
week.
were business callers in Detroit
enemy of the liquor interest and by t w i t h the Union forces. He was dis- fortune.
and D. W. Benkelman.
Mrs. W. R. Wiley and children,
his fearless attack brought Sanilac I
Friday.
Mrs. R. A. McNamee was hostess
David and Elsie, and Miss Cooper,
county into the dry c o ~ m n .
1
to the H a p p y Dozen Monday n i g h t
r ~
~ 4~
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Berkley Patterson of Detroit 1'1
Schooi districts of i~uron c o u n ; v i f
spen.t a fev: days the first of the guests of ~vlrs~ W iiey~s mother, of Saginaw spent Sunday at the at her hcme or. Garfic!d avenue.
~: C
1
L i
l
A seven o'etock potluck supper was wilI receive a p p r ° x i m a t e l y $115'668 t
week here.
Mrs. David Tyo.
homes of their parents here.
h r ~ r ~ i c
e
n e t s
enjoyed. Mrs. Dorus Remington from the p r i m a r y school fund dur-!
Miss T h e d a Bardwell of Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Dan MeIntyre of
Norman
Kitchen of Pontiac of F l i n t was a guest.
ing ,the 1936-37 school year on a
spent the week-end with her par- Caro and Mr. and Mrs. Michael spent s e v e r n days last week with
basis of per capita payment of ~
/
M. B. Auten entertained mements, Mr. and MrK Sire Bardwelh Markel were Sunday guests a t the his sister, Mrs. George Rohrbaeh.
$10.20 for the 11,340 children on
RATES---Liner of 25 words or
MODEL A coupe w i t h rumble seat
bers
of
the
Rotary
d
u
b
at
their
Mr. and i~rs. Glenn Folkert and home of Mr. and Mrs. George MarMiss Evelyn Sehmidt, R. N., and luncheon Tuesday by giving graph- the 1935 school census. William
less, 25 cents each insertion,
and 1936 Standard Tudor with
Miss Fern Cooley left Tuesday t o kel of Minden City.
Leslie Sova of Port Huron spent: ic descriptions and relating ani- H. Sparling, school commissioner,
Over 25 words, one cent a word
radio for sale. C. M. Wallace.
spend a few days at Traverse City.
Mrs. G. L. Hitcheoek of Cass the week-end at the former's h o m e mated incidents of the t r i p he and has been informed by the state de- i for each insertion.
8-7p a r t m e n t of public instruction t h a t
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Van of De- City, Mr. a n d Mrs. Lyle Hitchcock here.
Mrs. Auten and their two daughtroit were week-end guests of the and children of Detroit and Miss
James Greenleaf left Monday to ters, Charlotte and Carolyn, recent- a p a y m e n t of $7.70 per capita will H O U S E AND TWO lots for sale, F O R SALE--200 White Leghorn
pullets.
McLellan's
Produce.
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Florence F i s h of Caro were Sagi- spend two weeks at the home o f ly completed through several New be made in September. The balon West street in Cass City,
ance, which will be approximately
naw visitors Monday.
8-7-1.
Lee.
his son, Alex Greenteaf, at King- E n g l a n d states.
lights, water and full bath equip$2.50, will be paid later.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howe of ston.
ment.
Mrs. Geo. Mann. 8-7-1 F O R S A L E ~ T h r e e Durham cows
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred West df
In a contest as keen a s any ring
Toledo, Ohio, visii;ed Cass City rel- Windsor, Ontario, spent several
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Landon endue to freshen in August. McICE
CREAM
social sponsored by
battle or football game, t h i r t y or
atives from Wednesday until Sun- days the f i r s t of the week with joyed a few days the f i r s t of the 309 Entered
Lellan's Produce.
8-7-1
the
young
people
of
the
Church
more
teams
.of
magnificent
draft
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Neff
Fletcher
and
day.
week at the county park at Caseof
Christ
will
be
held
at
the
horses
will
dig
their
hoofs
into
the
in
Bean
Queen
WANTED--Neat,
reliable white
ville.
Leola J a n e Smith of Fairgrove with relatives at Bad Axe.
church Friday, A u g u s t 14, beginsoil and strain every muscle as
maid ( P r o t e s t a n t ) for general
Andrew Miller of Detroit was a
is spending" two weeks with her
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. J. Knapp left
ning
at
7:30
p.
m.
Everybody
t h e y struggle a g a i n s t weights o f
housework.
Splendid home in
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris week-end visitor in Cass City. Mrs. F r i d a y to visit Mrs. Knapp's sister, !
welcome. Price, 10 cents. 8-7-1
13 to 21 .tons, in a spectacular
f a m i l y of three for right party.
Miller and children, Betty Lou and Mrs. A. A. Hiteheock, at W h i t m o r e
Schwaderer.
horse pulling contest to be one .of F O U N D ~ S e v e r a l keys on tilt-a$4.00 per week. Mrs. Paul Hein.
i The names of 300 girls have been
Miss Eva Baskin of Detroit is Bobby, who had spent two weeks Lake.
the m a n y features of the Saginaw
entered
in
the
1936
Bean
Queen
sohn; 295 Cherokee Road, Ponwith
friends
here,
returned
home
whirl ride during home-coming.
spending the month of August
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell of
Beauty contest which is sponsored F a i r : M i c h i g a n F a r m Products
tiac, Mich.
8-7-1p
Enquire at the Chronicle Office.
with Mrs. Mary J. Baskin and Mrs. with him Sunday evening.
Saginaw spent Sunday with Mrs.
Show, Sept. 13 to 19. For the
by
the
Bad
Axe
Fair
association.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
r
n
e
s
t
Croft
and
8-7-1.
Flora Pollard.
Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. i
L O S T in Cass City Saturday eveThe queen will be chosen Wednes- f a r m e r spectator, it will be a pracMrs. Edward Pinney entertained daughters, Marjorie and Marion, Boulton.
n i n g ~ A purse containing a s u m
tical
exhibition
of
the
capacity
of
day
night,
August
19,
at
the
Bad
i
F
O
R
S
A
L
E
M
o
d
e
r
n
home
at
corMr. and Mrs. Grant P i n n e y and visited in W e s t Branch Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Blades, Mr. and Mrs. Axe fair, and she will be crowned d r a f t horses. F o r the city folks it
of money. Reward offered for
ner
of
West
and
Garfield
streets.
son, Gordon, of Lenox S a t u r d a y Mrs. Croft and Marion remained J. S. McCrea called at the Louis Friday night, August 21, by Gov- is a new and exciting sport,
its return.
Mrs. William Zint Inquire at house. A. Pollard.
to
spend
some
time
with
relatives
night and Sunday.
necker.
8-7-1"
Bush home
near Caro Saturday ernor Fitzgerald.
While
the
survey
of
M-15
byt
8-7-1p.
at West Branch, Traverse City and afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Doerr and Boyne City.
The following are ,the names of passes the village of Vassar the~
MAYTAG alumnium
MISS
'EM!
Saturday is R E B U I L T
daughters, Helen and M a r y Lee,
Stanley Graham left F r i d a y to girls in this section whose names state has no intention of building DON'T
multi-mator w a s h e r for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey and spend a few days with his brother,
our
opening
of
new
fall
and
winleft Tuesday on a trip through
have been entered by friends:
it a t this time: This was the mesW a n n e r & Matthews, Cass City.
daughters,
Miss Catherine and Alex Graham, and other relatives
ter hats. Beautiful bb,~k silk
Northern Michigan.
sage given Tuesday to a large
Cass City.
8-7-2.
Miss Lucile, and their guests, Mr. in Detroit.
velvets
and felts, all latest
delegation
from
V
a
s
s
a
r
who
did
Sylvia and Nelson F a y from and Mrs. G. C. Blades of Glendale,
Dorothy Holcomb .................. 500
styles.
Vance's
Variety
8-7-ip
not
want
.the
village
to
lose
the
WHEAT
WANTED--Elkland
Rollnear Elkton were guests of the Calif., s p e n t Monday
Mrs. M a r y Ward of Dorchester, Betty P i n n e y ..........................
700
in Detroit
er Mills, Cass City.
8-7-2
Floyd McComb
family from Sat- where they attended .the Cleveland- Ontario, came last week to spend Helen Doerr
200 tourist traffic the highway brought GARDEN PRODUCE for s a l e - 400 them. M u r r a y
D. V a n W a g o n e r
urday until Monday night.
some time at the home of her son, Lueille Wilson ........................
Potatoes, cabbage, apples and W E ARE prepared to bale h a y for
Detroit ball game.
Georgene VanWinkle ............
700 said he would give favorable conRalph Ward.
After a few months' visit ~dth
popcorn. Will have cucumbers,
farmers.
John H a l e y & Son,
Netlie H u n t e r ..........................
300 sideration to a proposal from the
Guests at the homes of George
her sister, Mrs. Milton Hoffman.
Mrs
Carrie
Lewis
of
Deford
sweet corn, tomatoes and s t r i n g
M a r t h a McCoy ........................
200 village to match dollars for the
Cass City.
8-7-2p
West and John West from Satur-~
Mrs. E. B. Corporon left Monday
beans
later.
Phone
138-F-23.
100
day until Wednesday
were Mr. and I spent S a t u r d a y n i g h t at the home Mary Lou McCoy ....................
widening
of
the
trunkline
within
for her home in California.
Roy Anthes.
8-7-i F O R SALE or trade--Bicycle in
900
Mrs. M. J. Schweitzer, daughter,] of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Enid Barnes ............................
Vesta Knepper .........................
70.0 its limits. Nothing" less than 20
good condition, Shetland pony
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hunt were Helen, of St. Thomas,
Ontario, ~ Mrs. J. S. McCrea.
,
MODEL
T
FORD
for
sale.
A
fourfeet would be approved he said.
and little pigs. Elkland Roller
entertained at the home
of the Miss Edith Schweitzer an& Miss,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Pollard Millieent G r a h a m .................... 800
door sedan in running order.
Phyllis Barnes ........................
500
Mills.
8-7-2
W o r k on the V a s s a r high school
latter's sister, Mrs. Warn Jackson, Hazel Brown of Rodney, Ontario.
and daughter, Arleen, of Detroit Marguerite Mitchell .............. 300
Price $15. Roy Anthes, 2 south,
addition is progressing but there is
in Detroit over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Striffler and spent the week-end with Mr. and Lucy M a c L a r t y ...................... 400
i~
east
of
Cass
City.
8-7-1
W
A
N
T
E
D
1
5
0
old
horses
for
fox
small chance of the construction
Mrs. W. D. Striffler, Mr. and son, Irvine, were dinner guests of Mrs. Alfred Pollard.
Gagetewm
feed.
Must
be
alive.
Otto
Montei,.
being completed in August as F O R SALE H O R S E S ~ M a t c h e d
Mrs. G. C. Blades and Mrs. J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Mrs. R. L. Lofft and Mrs. J. A. Jean Clara ................................
Dozer at
200 planned.
Fairgrove. Caro "Phone 954-R-5.
The new addition will
Thiel spent Tuesday with relatives Walled Lake Sunday. From Walled Martin, both of Detroit, came on Lila Wood ................................
teams, odd horses and mules.
300
ll-8-tf
house
a
combination
auditorium,
at Whip-poor-will Harbor and Elk- Lake, Irvine returned to his work T h u r s d a y to spend a few days with Miss Trudeau ..........................
Time given with no extra cost.
500
g
y
m
n
a
s
i
u
m
and
class
rooins.
Inton.
Miss Suerynck ........................ 700
B. O. Watkins' Horse and Mule F O R S A L E ~ 1 9 2 8 Pontiac coach,
at Marysville, Ohio, after a two their brother, G. W. Landor.
creased attendance during the past
Market.
Phone 135. Marlette,
f a i r rubber, full license, in good
Mr. and Mrs. John Whale and 'weeks' vacation with his parents
Dugald Krug, t r e a s u r e r of the Helen Fournier ...................... 600
Velma Rabideau ...................... 400 five y e a r s makes the addition an
Mich.
6-19-8
r u n n i n g condition.
Priced for
daughter, Miss Edna, of Pontiac here.
home-coming celebration, reports a Helen L a F a v e ..........................
500 almost
necessary
improvement.
quick
sale.
Francis
O'Connor,
attended the home-coming here and
balance
of
$139.20
on
hand
after
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consla reMarian L a F a v e ......................
700
Cass City.
8-7-1p
visited Mr. Whale's mother, Mrs. turned to their home in Painsville, bills and expenses have been paid. Marjorie L a F a v e .................... 300 The auditorium will be equipped l F O R S A L E - - G u e r n s e y bull, ten
with~ bleachers and will have a
months old, eligible to registraIsabelle Whale.
Ohio, Monday
after a few days'
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith and
Greenleaf.
s e a t i n g capacity of 1,000 for plays
tion. Would trade for a good M A R T I N R I T T M A N and Son, new
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoffman, visit with Mrs. Consla's mother, daughter, Janice Ruth, of Detroit Lucille Stirton ~
400 and other gatherings. When conand used parts for cars and
cow. Mrs. Francis McDonald, 1
with friends from Saginaw, left Mrs. H. O. Greenleaf. Mrs. Green- were week=end guests of Mrs. Flora McCloud ........................
200 verted into a g y m n a s i u m it will
tractors, good used tires at reawest, 3 north of Cass City. 8-7-1p
Tuesday morning to spend a week leaf returned to Painsville with Smith's parents, Dr. and Mrs. I. A. Rhea Seeger ............................
700 be capable of holding 600 people, l
sonable prices. 40 rods north of
Virginia Hartwick ...................
400
or ten days on a .trip through Iowa .them, and is spending two weeks Fritz.
Cass City h i g h school.
7-17-tf
Two
men
and
a
horse
were
i
n
!
W
H
E
N
YOU
have
livestock
for
Dolly W r i g h t
500
and Minnesota.
there.
Mrs. Minnie Karr, daughter,
jured S a t u r d a y n i g h t on M-53 near
sale, call Grant Patterson, Cass I CARD OF T H A N K S -! wish .to
Reese.
Mrs. H a r r i e t Dodge, who wifn
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Copland and Miss Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
6-19-tfi
t h a n k Dr. McCoy, Dr. Donahue
100 Hemans, when a car driven by i City. Phone 32.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Houghton and f a m i l y of Detroit; Mr. a n d Mrs. Rohrbach visited Mrs. Karr's sis- Eva Tilger ................................
P
e
t
e
r
A.
Fischer,
Vassar,
crashed
i
WANTED__O1
d
barn,
40x60
proa n d the nurses of the Pleasant
Unionville.
son of Detroit, has been spending I M. K. Blackford, sons, Albert Lee ter, Mrs. Masters, at Silverwood
ferred. Will tear down and re- t Home hospital for the wonderful
two weeks at a cottage in Cheboy- and J~illie, and M i s s Effie Black- Sunday.
Linda Stecker ..........................
600 into the rear of a team and wagon!
move from premises. S. T. Cope-I
care t h e y gave me during m y
200 driven by Albert Yaeger, Lamont.!
gan, returned home Sunday.
ford of Wilmore, Ky., were enterMr. and Mrs. B. J. Dailey and Thelma Hensel ........................
F i s h e r and his companion, John l land, R1, Cass City. 8-6-eow-2pl
s t a y at the hospital. Mrs. H a r r y
Olive
Ortmer
..........................
100
tained
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
CopMr. and Mrs. William Greendaughter, Florence, expect t o m o v e Beth W a r n e r ............................
l Hail, Pontiac, Mich.
700 E r m i n t i n g e r , Ubly, suffered cuts l
wood, daughter, Frances, and Wil- land's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim to Decatur, Mich., within the next Lena Koreck
400 and bruises. Yaeger escaped i n - CASH-PAID for cream a t Kenney's,
liam Wilson, ,all of Saginaw, were Bardwell, Sunday.
week where they will make their Mabel Ainswor£h ....................
800 jury. One horse of a team pulling I Cass City.
t I AM VERY g r a t e f u l for the m a n y
Tuesday guests of Mr. Greenwood's
Horace V. Pinney, who has been future home.
E m m a Daurick ...................... 200 the wagon was injured and may i
expressions of kindness shown
t
sister, Mrs. George Aekerman.
employed a t Indian Trail Lodge at
Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walsh
have to be killed. F i s h e r told D e p - i' W E PAY highest prices for scrap i me by neighbors, friends, the
P r e s b y t e r i a n church and the Cass
Mr. and Mrs. J a m e s Hutson, Traverse City for several weebs, and daughter, Mary, returned to Arla Hedley ............................
400 u t y Melvin Pollard t h a t he was un-:
iron and metal. Martin R i t t m a n
City Grange while a p a t i e n t at
Mrs. Fred Krause of Avoea, Mrs. has returned to his home here. He their home in Curtis S a t u r d a y at-I Linda Sy ..................................
700 able to stop his car when he at-! and Son, 40 rods north of Cars
500 tempted to pass the wagon on acthe Pleasant Home hospital; alRichard
Br~)wn and daughter, will be employed at the store of ter a two weeks' visit with rela- i Mabel Schultz ..........................
City high school.
7-17-tf
so to the nurses, Dr. Donahue
Marion, of Port Huron were visi- the P i n n e y D r y Goods Co. until he rives here and in Lapeer.
Vassar.
I
count of an approaching car.
L A N D O N and Roosevelt---How do
and Dr. McCoy for their exceltors at the A. A. Sehmidt home on resumes his studies at the UniverMr. and Mrs. A r t h u r Little and Agnes Seney .......................... 42,400
t h e y rank in public favor since
sity of Michigan in the fa!!.
lent care. Mrs. Clifford Martin.
Tuesday.
500
children visited at the Robert Mil- Olive A s a m ..............................
the
nominations? Read how voCivil
W
a
r
Veteran
Roy.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Spitler
and
Grant,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Consla of
r I[
nor home l"n Alm
_ er Su n d a y a fte_IN
M E M O R I A M - - I n loving memters throughout the nation feel
100
Painsville, Ohio, Mrs. H. O. Green- Phyllis and Shirley Lenzner l e f t noon. Dale Little remained to l Madely Heron ..........................
ory of our dear son and brother,
about
them
in
America
Speaks.
Died
at
Caro
Sunday
leaf, son, Alex, and daughter, Miss Wednesday morning" to attend t h e spend a few days with his grandArgyle,
Lewis J. Maharg, who passed
It appears exclusively in Michif i f t h General Convention of Chris- parents.
Myrtle, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Irene Bulla ..............................
400
a w a y August 5, 1935. He has
gan
in
Sunday's
Detroit
News.
tian
Education
of
the
E
v
a
n
g
e
l
i
c
a
l
Greenleaf enjoyed a picnic d i n n e r
William T. Stephens, 89, Civil
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Steers Glendona Dellerce .................. 200
gone across the river, To the
church at Oakwood Park, Lake and Mrs. William H. Champion and
a t Shay Lake Sunday.
Brook field.
W a r veteran, died at Caro S u n d a y CASS MOTOR Sales Used C a r s - shores of ever green, And we
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elliott o f Wawasee, n e a r Syracuse, Indiana. daughter,
Marjorie, of Detroit Marguerite Rupp ....................
200 at the home of his son, Arthur. i '34 Ford coach, '29 Chevrolet
long to see his dear face, But
The
convention
is
in
session
from
F
u
n
e
r
a
l
services
were
held
at
the
i
Port Huron, Mrs. Rose Oviatt and l
coach, '29 Chevrolet sedan, '23
spent from F r i d a y until Sunday Florence O'Connell ................ 400
the river flows between. Some
200 Huston Funeral home in Caro on lt Buick touring, '29 Plymouth
son, Stanley, of Midland and Mrs. ! August 5 to 9. The Cass City with relatives here and attended Evelyn Heberly ......................
day, sometime, our eyes shall
Ruth Rapson ............................
200 W~ednesday afternoon, under aus-!
Albina Munn of Croswell are spend-! a t t e n d a n t s expect t o return home the home-coming.
Sport coupe, '35 Plymouth Desee, The face we loved so well;
pices of the. Caro post of the I Luxe coupe, '35 Chevrolet pick-i Some day we'll clasp his loving
ing the week at the home of M r ! next Monday.
Mrs. E d i t h Shelton returned to
American
Legion.
i
The
Misses
Marion
and
Chrystal
and Mrs. Don Hunter.
up. These cars shown on lot in
hand, And never s a y farewell.-her home in Oneonta, Ala., Mon- LARGE CROWDS AT
William T. Stephens was o n e
back of new Oldsmobile show
E v e r remembered by Mr. and
THE HOME-COMING AT
Mr. and Mrs. James Cole and Read r e t u r n e d to their home in De- day a f t e r spending" three weeks
Civil W a r veteran who never! . room.
8-7-1
Mrs. James M a h a r g and Family.
daughter, Doris Jean, of Detroit troit last week from a trip to west- with her mother, Mrs. Annie MeCASS
CITY
LAST
WEEK
were week-end guests of Mrs. ern states. They left Michigan on Crea, of Gagetown and other relaCole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M a y 28 f o r Los Angeles, Calif., tives in Cass City.
Concluded from f i r s t page.
Kosanke. Mrs. Cole and daughter where Miss Marion Read was a
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bohnsaek ex- was introduced by A t t o r n e y Wm. NNNNNNN N NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
delegate
f
o
r
the
Grace
hospital
remained to spend the week here.
alumni to the nurses' convention. pect to leave Aug. 15 for Eudora, Miller. Q u i t e frequently, speakers
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dailey were The ladies visited t h e i r two broth- Kansas, where they will visit Mr. receive scant attention in the hurguests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ers, W i l l i a m and Charles, and Bohnsack's mother, who is 84 years ly-burly and clamor of a celebraDailey at P a w Paw Sunday and m a n y f r i e n d s in California. The of age and who has been ill in re- tion. However, Mr. Muyskens was
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Monday. Florence Dailey, who had return t r i p was made from San cent months. They expect to be given a respectful hearing and
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spent several weeks with her broth-t Diego, up the coast to Seattle, gone two weeks.
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er, returned home with her parents across to Spokane, through the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cranick, peal for good citizenship.
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upper p a r t of Idaho, the length of daughter, Shirley, and son, Clif- Minnie Barrick of Detroit greeted
The Tuscola County Grange will 1 Montana, and t h r o u g h Yellowstone ford, of Hartford, Connecticut, re- Cass City friends from the .platN
hold their annual picnic at the[ park in Wyoming. On the way turned home on Tuesday after a form preceding Prof. Muyskens' N
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county park at Caseville Wednes- out of Yellowstone, t h e y attended week's visit with Mr. Cranick's address.
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day, A u g u s t 12. State Master the W e s t ' s famous rodeo at Chey- brother, F r a n k Cranick. This is
Those who enjoy" Tim Doolittle
Bramble will be present and will one, W y o m i n g . From t h a t point Charles' first visit to Cass City in and His Michigan Mountaineers'
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give valuable Grange information. home, the w e a t h e r was v e r y warm. 38 years.
p r o g r a m over W J R had the opporN
A potluck dinner will be served at N e b r a s k a seemed to have suffered
Mrs. E v a r t Bennett of Onaway t u n i t y of seeing these radio artists
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noon. All Grange members are most f r o m t h e heat and drought.
and Mrs. George Collins of Port in person in two programs, one on
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conducted b y the president, Miss Mrs. Floyd Gallaway, from Sunday F r i d a y evening. Violin, guitar,
Home,coming and Sunday guests Lena Joos, the Christian Endeavor to Wednesday. Another sister, Mrs. banjo and harmonica numbers, voat the Kleinschmidt home were Mr. society of t h e Evangelical church John Moyer, of Hollywood, Cali- caI solos and ensemble numbers
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and Mrs. R. F. Kleinschmidt and enjoyed a n evening of fun at the fornia, is making" an extended visit were the main features.
these programs, the group played
daughters, Miss Irene and Miss home of Miss Mildred Schwegler in £he Gallaway home.
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Rose Mary, of Berkley; Mr. and on Tuesday, Aug. 4. A visit was
Two residences in town are un- for the free pavement dancing
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Mrs. W. R. Kleinschmidt, children, made to an " A r t Gallery" w h e r e dergoing alterations. E . W . Doug- which continued until the e a s y
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P a t t y Ann and Donald, of Detroit; each couple with the aid of " c a t a - las is building an addition to his morning hours each day. SaturMr. and Mrs. 0. J. Boat and son, logs," found and identified "pic- residence on o North Seeger street , day night, another season of paveFloyd, of Oxford; Mr. and Mrs. tures." A "Scene in Bermuda" ap- and the room formerly used as a ment dancing was held, the McInH. W. H a r r i s of Kingston; Billie peared to be two onions, "An Ab- kitchen will be used as an enbalm- tyro Dance band of U b l y being the
Bates of Walkerville, Ontario.
sorbing Subject" was a piece of ing room for his funeral home. A musicians.
The five rides brought here by
A number of friends and rela- blotting paper, "The Reigning Fa- hall connects this room with t h a t
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tives met at the home of F l o y d vorite" w a s an umbrella. After used for funeral services in the the Cote Amusement Co. of Detroit
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McComb Monday evening, August all of the pictures were properly home.
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McComb, who were married J u l y into two sides, and each contestant I which he expects to make later. younger generation and some not
26. A social evening was enjoyed l carried a lighted candle around] R. S. Kerbyson, who purchased the so young in years but youthfuI in
and Mr. and Mrs. McComb received an obstacle, in a candle relay. The] residence north of ,the Opera spirit.
m a n y lovely and useful gifts. A same t e a m s then engaged in a l House block from Gus Zapfe last
Processed Wood Aid to Mining
lunch, consisting of sandwiches, Japanese F a n race and fanned bal-l spring, is making extensive alteraiced coffee, ice cream and cake loons over "goal lines," "under! tions in both the exterior and in- | Mining operators by using procCASS CITY, MICHIGAN
was served, a delicious pink and b r i d g e s " a n d back a g a i n in record] terior of the house. Hardwood l essed wood h a v e in the last eight
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white cake made by ,th~ bride being time. A f t e r a few more games,] floors will be laid in the residence years collectively saved themselves
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the center of interest. Out-of-town r e f r e s h m e n t s were served, and the I and ,the walls treated w i t h new $3,000,000.
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Audley evening's f u n closed when every I coats of plaster. This residence stances employed have been chief®
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Walstead of Bay City and Mr. and one g a t h e r e d around the piano to l was erected m a n y years ago by J. ly erecsote, zinc chloride, and variN
Mrs. Ralph Tebeau and two chil- sing, a c c o m p a n i e d by Miss Eva] L. H£tchcock, a pioneer business l ous other preservative oils and
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