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CASS CITY CHRONICLE-THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1975
Hills and Dales
General Hospital
CASS CITY MICHIGAN
Cass City Social and Personal Items
BIRTHS:
Aug. 1, to Mr. and Mrs.
James Copeland of Gagetown, a girl, Jodi Lynn.
Aug. 1, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Creason of Cass City,
a girl, Mary Margaret.
Aug. 3, to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Gross of Cass City, a
boy.
PATIENTS LISTED MONDAY, AUG. 4. WERE:
Miss Karen Holm of Southgate spent from Sunday until
Wednesday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holm
and other relatives.
Forty attended a reunion of
the Zapfe families held Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Peasley. Relatives
were present from Pontiac,.
Southgate, Flint, Clio, Bad
Axe and Cass City.
Mrs. Hannah Pierson and
Roy Wentworth of Midland
spent the fore part of Jast
week with Ella Cumper.
Week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Ketchum and
Kathryn were Dr. and Mrs.
Edward Crowell Jr., and son
Jonathon of Madison, Wise.
Mrs. Ella Cumper and Mrs.
Hannah
Pierson
spent
Wednesday at Wiggins Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dailey Parrish and daughter Lisa spent
last week at the Anthes
cottage at Caseville. Joining
them for Thursday evening
were Mr. and, Mrs. Don
Lorentzen and Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Anthes.
Mrs. Katherine Martin and
Mrs. Beulah Cranick spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah
Steimann at Sandusky.
The American Legion Auxiliary will 'meet Monday
evening, Aug. 11, at 8 p.m. in
the Cultural Center. Hostesses for the August meeting
will be Mrs. Marge Schwartz,
Mrs. Josephine Bartnik and
Mrs. Elizabeth Stine.
Mrs. Reva Little
Phone 872-3698
Mr. and Mrs. William
Martus Jr. and children
Craig, Carrie and Curt of St.
Germaine, France, arrived at
the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Martus Sr.,
Wednesday, July 30, and will
spend a few weeks here and
with the Jerome Rocheleau's
at Gagetown. Other guests
from Friday until Sunday in
the Martus home were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Martus and
children of Flint.
Mrs. Dale Iseler, superintendent of Vacation Bible
School at Good Shepherd
Lloyd Brown, Mrs. Rachel
Lutheran church, issues a
Wright, Mrs. Andrew Kozan;
reminder that registration
William Hillaker, Mrs. Etta
The birthdays of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwill be at 9 o'clock Monday,
McLellan, George Cook and Harold Perry and Mrs. Alice wood and sons, John and
Recent guests of Mr. and Aug. 11, with classes starting
Mr and Mrs. Leslie Muntz
Mrs. Kazmier Szarapski of
_McAleer_ __were___celebcatecL JWark,_of JBradleyjJlLjverfi^ ^Mrs—Clayton-Hartwiekr-who— -at-9}30till~ll-30 daily-through ~
Mrs..Helen_Willits_of-Roch—Gass-City;
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week-end
guests
of
her
father,
July 29 when Mrs. Esther
ester was a visitor July 30 at
Open house will be held at
Kaye Butler, Mrs. Donald McCullough entertained at Rinerd Knoblet, and Mr. and came because of the death of Saturday, Aug. 16. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Muntz have
the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. resided in the vicinity of Cass
Langmaid and Christie Berk- dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Walter Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Hartwick's brother, evening, Aug. 17, a program
Leslie Profit and Mr. and
Wallie Ball, and to attend the will be presented at 8:00
Wallace Czekai, 4544 Brooker City all their married life.
ins of Card;
Mrs. McAleer, Miss Muriel Mrs. Lockwood and boys funeral Saturday were Mrs. o'clock.
Mrs. William Profit.
St., Cass City, Aug. 10, from 2
Mrs. Ethel Oeschger of Addison
the Lockwood- Lawrence Ball of Tawas from
and Mrs. C.W. Price. attended
to 5 p.m., to observe the 50th
Caseville;
Bragg wedding in Caro Sat- Thursday until Tuesday and
wedding
anniversary of Mr.
S-Sgt.
Wayne
E.
Brown
flew
Calvin DiebeLof Gagetown;
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kitchen urday.
Mrs. Roger Craig of Auburn home to Cass City from
and Mrs. Leslie Muntz.
Mabel Spaetzel of Argyle;
of Dearborn Heights and four
Heights from Friday until Westover Air Force Base,
The golden celebration is
Mrs, Henry Sherman of of their seven children, Linda,
Nine members of the Elm- Monday. Friday overnight Mass.,
given by Mr. and Mrs.
to be with his father,
Deford;
wood
Missionary
Circle
took
Duane David Lockwood, 21,
Robin, Michael and Julie,
guests were Lawrence Ball Willis Brown, who is ill with a
Wallace Czekai and Mr. and
Theodore Vahovich and came
Caro, and Marilyn Ann
Sunday and visited his part Wednesday, July 30, in a Jr. and son Tom of Alpena, heart ailment.
Mrs. Harry Crawford, the
Kenneth Steely of-Decker;
Bragg, 21, Caro.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle planned outing, a trip to Mrs. Larry Butler of Westchildren of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander McMann of Kitchen,
Ronald Benjamin Cast, 21,
until Tuesday. They Keatington Village and Lake land and Mrs. Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Muntz,
for all friends, relaBrown City;
left to attend the Northmen Orion.
Seventeen juniors • from
Pfeifer of Tawas. Other Brown and son Jeff of Marion, Caro, and Karen Marie Foss,
tives and neighbors.
Mrs. Hattie Kritzman of and Northwomen retreat at
Sunday dinner guests were Iowa, came Saturday evening 22, Caro.
Miss Bernice McKeller and Cass City spent last week at
Snover;
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stine of
to be guests of his.mother,
James Dale Bauer, 19,
Kalkaska, sponsored by the
Leslie Muntz were married the Regular Baptist camp at
Mrs. Jacob Marker and Churches of Christ, Wednes- Kentwood, who spent part of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mauer Mrs. C.U. Brown, until Aug. Reese, and Beth Ann Thompof
Bad
Axe.
Aug. 8, 1925, by Rev. Clark of Lake Ann, Mi. Speakers for
Sharon Childs of Unionville; day and Thursday and will last week here, left by plane
10. Their son Steve and James son, 18, Reese.
the week were Ken Evans,
Colling.
John Eremia and Ernest visit the Leslie Peasleys at Monday from .Grand Rapids
Evans of Peru are expected to
Oscar Facundo, 20, Bay
evangelist, and the Glen
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Me-.
Pariseau of.Sebewaing;
City, and Alicia Lopez, 20,
Alpena before returning for Natz, Italy, to visit his Kee and children of Lapeer arrive in Detroit Thursday of
Crumley family, missionarMrs. Simon Szychulski of home.
sister and family, Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
this week, Steve Brown has Caro.
ies.
Ubly.
Mrs. Kenneth Marker.
Darwin David Blake, 19,
The junior campers inNemeth of Deford were been with his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watcluded: Dan and Sarah BosSunday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Evans, in Peru Vassar, and Mitzi Marie
for six weeks. Mr. Evans will Clampitt, 18, Vassar.
The Cass River WCTU will and Mrs. Clayton Root.
tick, Dawn Hartwick, Aaron
son of Bad Axe were Sunday
be in Michigan for a week,
Thomas Lowell Shields, 22,
afternoon visitors at the Don meet Wednesday, Aug. 13,
and Blake Fisher, Kevin and
NO WAY OUT
with Mrs. Elsie Thompson
Lorentzen home.
David Shaw, Kristi and Mark
George Woodcock, a well coming for the golden wed- Otisville, and Victoria Lynne
and Miss Georgia Thompson. known artist in the Detroit ding anniversary celebration
Vollweiler, 17, Mayville.
Deering and Jeff Papp.
You can be certain of
Allen Devere Sugden, 31,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Weston Members are reminded that area, will be showing his of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Others were: Greg Hutchpaying the wages of sin even
Harold Evans of Clawson. , Mayville, and Marjorie Arinson, Carol McAlpine, Fred
if your work on the job is and Mrs. Evabelle Welke of dues are payable at this paintings and giving painting
lene Sanford, 30, Millington.
North Branch, Ken Hazzard meeting.
amateurish.
The 44th annual Striffler- and Lori Periso, Carol Gray,
demonstrations at the LampMr. and Mrs. Garrison
Gary Allan Gaul, 29, Caro, Benkelman reunion was held Bridget Brady and Valerie
of Flint and Mrs. John West
lighter Restaurant, Pigeon,
Stine, sons Scott and Randy, and Diane Gail Hampel, 31, Sunday, Aug. 3, at the Yax.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Louns- Saturday, Aug. 9 and Sunday,
were Saturday supper guests
CASS CITY CHRONICLE
and
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stine Caro.
bury
had-as
Sunday
supper
of
Mrs.
Esther
McCullough,
Among those attending
Masonic Hall in Cass City.
Aug. 10, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
of Kentwood were Sunday
and evening guests, Mr. and (weather permitting). The
Stephen Carl Lalko, 21, Forty-one were present.
junior high camp at Lake Ann
AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Kingston, and Laura Lee
• Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorent- Mrs. Fred Janks of Caro and public is invited.
6552 Main Street
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Battel this week are Larry and Scott
Roger Nicholas and daugh- Dandron, 21, Kingston.
zen and Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barriger
were co-chairmen of the Fisher, George Fisher III and
John Haire, publisher.
Bill Mitchell.
Carmine Joseph Prinzo, 22, reunion.
Jetta were guests of Anne of Unionville,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Green- ters at Kawkawlin.
National Advertising Representative,
Ypsilanti, and Dena Ann
Dianna Fisher and Steve
Marie
Lorentzen
and
Doris
It
was
decided
to
meet
next
leaf
were
guests
Tuesday,
Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc.,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stine of
Freville, Caro.
Mrs. Alice Neitz of Harri- July 29, of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Gardner of Saginaw at a
year on the first Sunday in Wells, both of Cass City, are
257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing,
Larry Clark Henderson, 31, August at the same place with working as counsellors at the
chicken barbecue held Satur- son and Miss Jessie Schultz of
Michigan.
Burns at Port Austin when the Kentwood spent from Thursday
until
Sunday
at
the
N.Y., spent
Millington,
and Linda Jean Albert Gallagher and Donald camp this summer.
Second Class postage paid at Cass
day afternoon at the home of Jamestown,
birthday of Mrs. Greenleaf
City, Michigan 48726.
Garrison Stine home. Satur- Wilke, 26, Millington.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schnell at Thursday and Friday with
Buehrly, co-chairmen.
was
celebrated.
Subscription Price: Tcvpost offices in
day evening, all attended the
Robert L. Osborn, 21, Caro,
Vassar. Twenty persons at- Mrs. Neitz' sister, Mrs. Lilah
FORMAL WEAR
Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties,
Wilhelmi.
and Janice Colleen Riley, 22,
tended the gathering.
Installation of officers for wedding of Miss Marilyn
$6.00 a year or 2 years for $10.50. 3
Caro.
SLOW STARTER
years for $15.00. $3.50 for six months
the coming year will take Bragg and Duane Lockwood
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loom- place Sunday at the American at the Colwood UB church.
David Earl Holder, 20,
and 3 months for $2.25.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmack
Men's Wear and
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In other parts of the United States,
is and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Caro, and Angela Beth CorThe fire of genius very
Legion Hall in Reese when the The groom is a brother of
Smith of Westland spent part
Formal Wear Rental I
$7.00 a year or 2 years for $13.00. 6
Mrs.
Dean
Stine.
David
Loomis
and
family
and
radi,
18,
Oxford.
seldom
generates
enough
Seventh District Association
months $4.00 and 3 months for $2.50. of last week with her mother,
Phone 872.^3431
Mrs. Howard Loomis were
Harry John Jamrog, 46, energy to make the pot boil,
of American Legion Posts and
50 cents extra charged for part 'year Mrs. Herman Stine and with
Sunday
dinner
guests
of
Mr.
Saginaw,
and
Joyce
Emma
order. Payable in advance.
Auxiliaries meet. Dinner will
Mrs. Stine for the rest of the
and Mrs. Roland Hanes and
Graser, 40, Caro.
For information regarding newspapei week were Mr. and Mrs.
be served at noon and
family at Caro.
advertising and commercial and job'' George Smith of Draytpn
Donald Roger Gohs, 18,
installation
ceremonies
will
printing, telephone 872-2010.
Vassar, and Gail Elaine
begin at 1 p.m.
Plains.
Karthals, 18, Vassar.
GENERAL
Richard George Colling, 21,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Roberts,
REVENUE
Unionville,
and Sally Kay
Diane and Kevin of Center
SHARING
ACTUAL USE REPORT
Browning, 20, Unionville.
Line visited Mrs. Roberts'
/IDES rcutnAL
FEDER. FUNDS DIRECTLY TO LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS YOUR GOVERNMENT MUST PUBLISH mOtfiCr bUnday a
Ronald Richard Mercer, 23,
„..„..„„*. ,,L.. ,. on«n,r,u rnuviuLa
mother Sunday and brought
THIS REPORT ADVISING YOU HOW THESE FUNDS HAVE SEEN USED OR OOUGATED DURING THE YEAH FROM JULY 1. 1074. THRU JUNE 30. 1975 Rrilfp A T if-flp nf Sllnnvvalp
Mayville, and' Autumn Lee
THIS IS TO INFORM YOU Of YOUR GOVERNMENT'S PRIORITIES AND TO ENCOURAGE YOUR PARTICIPATION IN DECISIONS ON HOW FUTURE FUNDS
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OUIIJjy VcUB,
SHOULD BE SPENT NOTE: ANY COMPLAINTS OF DISCRIMINATION IN THE USE OF THESE FUNDS MAY BE SENT TO THE OFFICE Of REVENUE Calif., tO C3SS CitV tO V
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Morse, 16, Millington.
SHARING. WASHINGTON. D.C. 20226.
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THE GOVERNMENT ^^1* TOWNSHIP
(Cl OPERATING/
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Gagetown,
and Joanne Sue
IBI CAPITAL Mrs.
Arthur
Little.
MAINTENANCE
Jamieson, 18, Owendale.
has received General Revenue Shanng
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payments totaling
f-3.. 759
Gary Joseph Louks, 27, Bad
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald GeigWallie Ball, 75, Sterling,
during the period from July 1. 1974 thru June 30. 1975
PROTECTION
Axe, and Beverly Ann Nitz,
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er announce the birth of their and a former Cass City
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30, Cass City.
second grandchild, a nine- resident, died Monday, July
TRANSPORTATION
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Thomas Lynn Nowland, 20,
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28, at his residence.
709 pound, three-ounce boy, DanS
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Caro, and Carol Fern Scott,
. IMP SUPERVISOR
$
iel Robert, born Aug. 3 to
Guardians of your Health
He was born Nov. 14,1899 in
22, Caro.
5 RECREATION
TUSCOLA COUNTY
their daughter and son-in- Bay City. He married Anna
$
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Richard
Marrield
Dilleree
48f'k.'6
law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Palmer, June 30,1924, in Cass
5 LIBRARIES
$
$
Jr., 24, Vassar, and Sharon
Hyzer (Sandra Geiger) of City. She died in 1968.
7 SOCIAL SERVICES
CASS CITY
Kay Lobdell, 22, Caro.
FORAGED OR POOR
Pigeon. The Hyzers have a
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$
He was a member of St.
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four-year-old
daughter,
Lori
Florian Catholic church of
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Jean.
Standish
and was a past
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Grand Knight of Knights of
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y/ ID} TRUST FUND REPORT Ireler to instruction 01
Mrs. Lilah Wilhelmi had as Columbus Caro Council, Past
s
guests Wednesday, July 30, District Deputy of District
11 SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
2. Revenue Sharing Funds
$
isslsxSvisliiP^i
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hall of No. 23 K of C, and a former
3, 758
12 HOUSING1COMJackson and Mr. and Mrs. field*man for Michigan Milk
MUNITV DEVELOPMENT s
3 Interest Received
13 ECONOMIC
Jon Wilhelmi of Taylor. Scott Producers Association.
DEVELOPMENT
s
A Funds FHf a ftd frnm Obligations
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and Tammy Wilhelmi, who
He is survived by one son,
had spent two weeks with Kenneth of Caro; four daughs
their grandmother, Mrs. ters, Mrs. Edwin (Marian)
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Lilah
Wilhelmi, returned Sprague of Essexville, Mrs.
S^Jiftrff
NONDISCRIMINATION REQUIREMENTS hAVE BEEN MET
8. Total Amount Expended
& ~ -*-0
home with their parents.
Lloyd (Priscilla) Herbert of
IEI CERTIFICATION 1 certify that 1 am the Chief Executive Officer and,
with respect ID the entitlement funds reported he eon. t certify that they
Bay City, Mrs; Raymond
h3ve not been used in violation of either th priority expenditure
fl Ralan™ HB nl Jun« 10 1P75
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requirement (Section 101), orxTfiefiatching func
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loom- (Marjorie) Montague of Ovid
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(Fl THE NEWS MEDIA HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT A COMPLETE COPV OF THIS •
REPORT HAS BEEN PUBLISHED IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCU- 1_j celebrated their 23rd wed/
Zjasty
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and Mrs. Gerald (Joan)
LATION 1 HAVE A COPY OF THIS REPORT AND RECORDS DOCUMENTING THE
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ding anniversary Saturday Leahy of Flint; 21 grandr-ONTFNTS THFY A R P "PFN F"R PUBI ir SCRUTINY AT
£ / $ / / PfiVrtTf
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evening with dinner in Sagi- children; nine great-grandName and Title
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children; one sister, Mrs.
:Wtt^
Clayton (Virginia) Hartwick
of Cass City, and one brother,
Elmer Ball of Keego Harbor.
A son, Wallie J. Ball, died in
1974.
Funeral services were held
Saturday at Sacred Heart
Catholic church in Caro with
Rev. Fr. Charles O'Neil.
officiating. Burial was in St.
Patrick's cemetery, Bay City.
A Rosary was recited '
Thursday by the Knights of
Columbus and a prayer vigil
was also held Friday at Collon
Funeral Home, who handled
arrangements.
Lake Ann
Marriage Licenses
campers listed
44th reunion
held Sunday
RYAN'S
Wallie Ball,
At Your Service
872-2075
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July 28
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Come in and look over our large selection of patterns
FAMILY FABRICS
6229 W, Main St., Cass City
Phpne 872-2660
Eleven women were pres^nt Monday evening when the
'Baptist Missionary Society
met at the home of Mrs. Jim
Perry.
Devotions were conducted
by Mrs.'Dick Shaw, using the
-.theme "Demonstrations of
the Power of the Word of
God".
Mrs. Stanley McArthur led
the prayers for missionaries.
[ At the close of the meeting,
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Frank Mosher and the
hostess.
BUY —
•Any 3 Bras
or
•Any 2 Girdles
or
> Any 2 Bras and 1Girdle
Missionary
Monday
JUST
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$100
•Any 2 Bras
• Any 1 Girdle
OFFER ENDS AUGUST 31, 1975
THE TRADE WINDS
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