SECTION ONE
Pages 1 to 12
SECTION ONE
Pages 1 to 12
THIS ISSU&
THIS ISSUE
CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955.
VOLUME 50, NUMBER 33.
.
Cjass City Livestock Club Sweeps Lamb Competitiop
Supervisors Hear
State Tax Men
In Caro Monday
jack Perry Tops Detroit
Junior Livestock Show
A discussion of the tax situaJack Perry of Cass City exhibited the Grand Chamtion in Michigan with two state
pion
lamb, a Southdown, at the Detroit Junior Livestock
experts, Dale Campbell and'Roy
Show Vv^ednesday to bring top honors in the show to the
Paff, highlighted the December
Cass City Livestock Club for the 15th time in 26 years.
meeting of the Tuscola County
:
Mr. Perry's Grand Champion
-Board of Supervisors Monday.
was
one
of
a
galaxy
of
awards
Q^^-fl^.
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Tl/f
•
9
"P|«
The; experts answered quesJJ1%
copped in the lamb competition
tions of the supervisors and ex-,
by Cass City entries. About the
plained how they arrived at valuonly honor that escaped the local (
ation figures for tax purposes.
entries was the reserve champion
On a motion made by Superlamb, won by Mr. Bell of LandThe accident suit of Dr. F. L.
visor Howard Slafter of Tuscola
ing.
Morris of Cass City against
Township, the board approved the
Mr. Perry received the Fred W. Francis
Chaulkin and Mrs. Santa Claus will i make* bis an-~
X-raying of all persons in the
Couzens Memorial trophy' for Mildred Cross, Port Hope, was nual trip to ,Cass City, Thursday,,,
Tuscola County Hospital and
winning the championship.
settled out of court Monday, as Dec. 22, members of the
county convalescent homes by the
EXAMINE FACILITIES—Examining the possibilities of the hart, James MacTavish, Herbert Ludlow, Clifford Croft and M. C.
All of the winners listed in trial was slated to begin.
City Gavel Club, which sponSaginaw Valley Mobile X-ray Nestles Company plant in Cass City for use as a hospital Sunday McLellan.
Front row: Harry Little, Mrs. McEachern, Miss Helen Kelly, this story represented the Cass The case was the result of an sors his arrival-here, • said thfe
were these interested persons. Preliminary examinations make it
Unit.
Mrs. Irene Freeman, Mrs. MacTavish, Mrs. H. T. Donahue, Dr. "ity ivestock Club. Linda Sever- accident on the Bay City-Forest- .week,
A request for $300 by the Sag- doubtful if the building can be adapted for a hospital.
ance showed the grand champion ville and Cemetery roads inter-" He is scheduled to make Ms?
From left to right, back row: Fred McEachern, Leonard Urqu- Donahue and A. J. Stevens.
inaw Valley Regional Planning
pen of three lambs and Jack section, four miles north of Cass ' appearance at the village CferisfcCommission - was tabled until the
Perry, the reserve champion pen City. In the crash Dr. Morris was ;mas tree at the.corner of Mapfe
For UsQ-as Hospital
next meeting.
62 at County Farm
of three lambs.
severely injured and Mr. Richard, and Main Streets at 7:30 7p. m.
The board authorized Supervi1
In the Southdown class, Jack Montcalm killed. .
j Gavel Club spokesmen said
sors Evard Rawson, Grover
Bureau
Meeting
Perry had the first individual and
Mrs. Cross was named in the his arrival will be a half hour
Laurie and Charles Woodcock to
pen, Arthur Severance the third suit as the owner of the car ' earlier this year so that it would
attend a short course for asSixty-two members of the Tus- individual and pen and Virginia driven by Chaulkin.
!not conflict with church' prosessing officers at Ann Arbor
^cola County Farm Bureau at- Perry the 15th individual.
grams.
Dec. 12-14.
|
tended
the
annual
kickoff
memIt speaks well for the leaders,
Linda Severance had the secAs usual, Santa will have cansbership
roll
call
meeting
Monclub members and others associond individual and first pen in WSCS Hold^ Annual dy and other treats for all the
(day, Dec. 5, at the VFW Hall in the Shropshire class and in the
ated with the Cass City Live[youngsters in the community,
Caro. .
Residents of the Cass City area
stock Club that they could sweep
all other breeds class, Larry Christmas Party
' At the club meeting Tuesday at
j
A
panel
discussion
was
held
so many top honors in the lamb investigated the possibilities of
Goodall showed the first indij
Parrott's Dairy Bar, Lloyd
and several representatives of vidual and third pen.
The Chronicle's annual spe- division of the Detroit Junior converting the abandoned Nestles
The
WSCS
of
the
Methodist
j
explained the beginning of
Farm Bureau addressed the In addition, Arthur Severance
cial delivery to the North Pole Livestock Show.
Company plant in Cass City to a
Church held its annual Christmas '. Christmas decorations in the
group.
County
Farm
Bureau
containing letters to Santa
Congratulations are in order community hospital this week.
was the champion showman in| ty Monday, Dec. 5, in the--lage and demonstrated how
President Henderson . Graham the sheep division and Jack par
Claus will start next week.
Discussign was capped by an
social rooms of the ' church. jdisplays/ ire made.
welcomed the guests.
Boys and girls in the area was Grand Champion of the inspection of the building SunPerry, Arthur Severance, Leslie
Marge Parker, co-ordinator of Severance and Virginia Perry, Seventy persons attended,
who want to get in touch with show. Through our negligence, day. Although the building has
Farm Bureau women, presented all of Cass City, showed the eluding several guests and memold Saint Nick this season had we failed to'have a picture of ample room for a 50-bed or more
the principal address, "Philo-" champion county group of six bers of the intermediate class of
better sit right down and the winning exhibitor and his hospital, qualified observers are
the church.
'sophy
of Farm Bureau."
now
doubtful
if
the
building
can
write today.
lamb. Dr. Harry Crandell, nalambs from four exhibitors.
An impressive program di•
Speakers
from
the
Lansing
ofFor, there is just two weeks tionally known sheep expert, be converted at any substantial
Arthur received the Detroit rected by Mrs. Albert Gallagher,
fice were John Sexson, represent- Stewards Association trophy for
left to get your message to tipped us off before the show savings to the community.
assisted by Mrs. John McGrath,
First payment to growers from ing Farm Bureau service; John winning showmanship honors.
Santa so he'll know just what that Cass City might well have a
The three-floor buffdiHg is in
Miss Addie Gallagher and Mrs.
the
Caro
plant
of
the
Michigan
Cjotzer,
Farm
Bureau
fertilizers.
you want for Christmas. Send [winner. We were scheduled to good repair, but the installation
-"Seventv pens, of lambs for a Tom Dobbs, was presented.
Sugar
Company
was
announced
and
Oscar
Hauck,
speaking
of
your letters now and we'll see 'take a picture of the winning of heating and plumbing, costs
total of 210 sheep were "exhibited
Several
musical .selections
thatsthey are printed and sent entry, but with the press of for lowering ceilings, building this week to be $9.25 per ton for farmers' petroleum.
Concluded on page twelve.
were enjoyed. The junior choir^
.Speakers from Tuscola Countv
to Santa in time for Christ- Christmas work, the appointment rooms and adding windows is ex- 105,550 tons of beets received,
soloist Ruth Hoffman and a
The payment will amount to included: Harry Steele, general
mas.
slipped our mind and we failed pected- to place the cost too high
quartet, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mil-"
$976,337.50. Deducted from this agent for Tuscola County insur-!
to have a picture for this week's for practical purposes.
ler, Arlington Hoffman and Mrs.
Members of the parish of SL
figure
will
be
$385,200
made
in
ance;
Mrs.
James
Stiner
of
Caro.
However,
authorities
have
conissue.
Nancy Hallahan, entertained.
Agatha
Church in Gagetowre will
9
tacted an architect to look the
The program was closed with a attend Mass in the main
for
the
Caro
plant.
and
Clark
Montague,
memberbuilding
over
and
give
an
opinion
j If things go as planned, resiJ. Jay Black, acting director candlelight circle. Gifts were auditorium Sunday for the
Gilbert Smith, plant manager,
i dents of the community will have as to its practicality.
of
the Sanilac County Health De- then presented and gifts of time since May 15, Rev. Fatter
Marlie
Drew,
regional
ret>rean opportunity to look over the If the building should prove said that this leaves a cash pay- sentative of Michigan Farm partment, reported this week money received for children in Glenn W. Cronkite announced!
new Cass City Manufacturing acceptable, it would need the ap- ment of $501,137.50 to be rethis week.
that 1,546 children, from five to Seoul. Korea.
Company's facilities sometime proval of the state before any leased by the company Thursday, Bureau, was chairman of the nine years old, received their A business meeting followed
Services have been held In Unmeetinsr.
after Christmas. R. L. Bassett, action could be taken. Forty per Dec. 15.
the program and refreshments church basement for ,the last;
first
shot
of
polio
vaccine
last
Ed
Golding.
Sr.,
is
cantain
of
The money represents the first
manager, said that he planned an cent of funds used for hospital
were served by the executive seven months while an extensive
ulve inl FIMand Township. week.
4drive
Aw
ni * Students from rural schools committee
open house as soon as production construction are provided by_ the of three payments to the grow- ^ Aer
$70,00 improves &nt. -project. -wasp
s " ^
ers. In addition, beet growers ?° f are Mr. and Mjs Clare
and other opening problems have state.
in progress.
were
transported
to
various
cenAuthorities have been and are have received, or will receive Center and Ellwood Eastman.
ibeen disposed of.
Repairs are nearly finishedf
ters to receive the vaccine. Mr.
concerned over the lack of facil- shortly, a government payment of
Visitors, former members and
anct First Holy Communion for
r* t \ t
Black announced that students
ities
in
the
community.
The
30
S^nKW>|
$2.40:8 a ton. About $140,000 of
active members of the Cass City !
children will be held at the 8:30
absent on the day the vaccine
available beds in the Pleasant
Evangelical
United
Brethren
a. m. Mass Sunday.
was
administered
can
still
reHome Hospital and Cass City $254,164.40 has been dispursed.
Church attended the 90th anni-;Jlear DCCr
Rev. Cronkite reported that
ceive it from the physician who
Hosm'tal
are
full
the
majority
of
Mr. Smith said that the averversary celebration of the church
complete details of the improveattended
the
clinic.
ArrangeThe
Cass
City
High
School
age yield per acre in the district
Sunday to hear Rev. N. W. The December meeting of the the time.
ment project will be revealeci
Lack of good hospital facilities handled by the Caro plant this Music Department, under the di- ments should be made through
Klump, district superintendent 'Cass City Community Club will
ext w e e .
the health department, he said.
rection
of
Roger
Parrish
for
year was 15 tons. He said that
for the East District, in
be
held
Tuesday
at
Cass
City
Mr.
Black
said
that
a
limited
vocal
music
and
Ronald
Phillips
growers will receive $11.65:8 per
morning service ,and attend a High School auditorium. Mr.
instrumental, will present its SUT>T>IV of polio vaccine is now
ton for their beets this month, for
special service in the afternoon. Tubbs, district conservation of- Strike Oil on Land
annual
winter concert Monday available from doctors in Sanifor a $174.87 per acre gross profFollowing Rev. Klump's ad-' f jcer f rom
be the guest
evening, Dec. 19, at • 8 p. m. at lac Countv for pregnant women
dress in the morning, the group (speaker,
Owned by Mdsacks it with two additional payments the
The annual Christmas program
Cass City High School audi- and children one through 14
due from the Michigan Sugar
was served a ham dinner by the j j^r> Tubbs will bring &
of the Cass City Woman's Study
years old.
! torium.
The long fight by Mrs. Heleneladies of the WSWS. During the j "Michigan>Deer Story," to illus- Leaseholders Mr. and Mrs. Joe Companv.
Club was held Tuesday at the Striffler for the right to an autoThe concert is open to the
Mr. Smith said that the last ! public
meal several congratulatorv let- trate h|s address. He is expected Mosack of Gagetown announced
home of Mrs. Ed Baker who mobile franchise held in Caro bjr
and admission is free.
ters were read from former mem- to present the conservation de- this week that land they have beets from this year's harvest Complete details of the program
decorated for the program in her late husband, Fred, was"
bers and friends of the church partment's stand on the contro- leased to National Drillers of
delivered to the plant Tues- will be published in next week's
keeping with the holiday season. denied by the Michigan Supreme;
and church authorities said that versial "any deer" season.
Instead of an 'exchange of Court.
Lansing and 0. K. West of De- day.
Chronicle.
several phone calls were also regifts, members gave money to
troit has produced oil at three
The decision upheld a previous
ceived.
be used for Christmas gifts for one
narrow spaced levels in Ogemaw
issued by the Wayne circnfft
Several of the practices of the j
needy persons.
County, southeast of West
court,
from where the case was
church in its early years Were'
A Christmas program was one appealed.
Branch,
carried out to commemorate the j Saturday, Dec. 10—Leon and
of
the
higrhlisrhts
of
the
meeting.
The well has been acidised by
The supreme court said that
90 years of the church in the Marion Conway will sell cattle, Dow Chemical Co. with 4.500 galMrs. Keith McConkey read * the "no protection could have asOfficers
for
the
coming
year
community.
Christmas Story and Mrs. Earlsisted Mrs. Striffler in obtainingdairy equipment, feed and ma- lons of acid" and is expected to
were elected at a meeting of
As was the custom until early chinery at the farm, three miles be a commercial well within 30
Douglas reviewed the book, "The for herself or for her company
Tyler
Lodge
No.
317
F
&
AM
1900, the men sat on one side of south of Akron on the corner of days, Mr. Mosack said.
Postmaster Chester Muntz an- Other Wise Man" by Henry Van anv honpfit of a renewal. Any
Tuesday evening and will be inthe church and ladies on the North Merry j^nd West"Fairgrove
Oil was struck at approxinounced
this week that special Dyke.
so-caHM renewal wou^ not fee &
stalled in an open installation
other. The program was opened Roads.
A piano solo, "The Trinity rAnpwnl in fflct: it
mately 4.000 feet, he' said.
Christmas post office hours will
Dec.
15
in
the
Masonic
hall.
with a selection by the Sunday
Chimes,"
was
presented
by
Miss
tical effect be a
' | Stuart Merchant is the newly- start Thursday, Dec. 15.
School orchestra, under the dioffice Marilyn McConkev and the group
On
that
day
the
post
Geneva.! Motors terrw'-nntM the
Bad
Axe
School
District
voters;
elected
worshipful
master.
Other
rection of George Dillman. The
sang "Silent Night."
sales agreement Aug. 17, 1948,
approved financing f o r a new officers are: senior warden, Gil- will remain open in the afterorchestra also played for the ofContinued
OP
page
12.
j $380,000 addition to the high : bert Albee; junior warden, Hazen noon. On Saturday, Dec. 17,
fertory.
(school,
Thursday, Dec. 1, at a Brown; treasurer, Dorus W. Thursday, Dec. 22, and Saturday,
A service in^German was anspecial
election. The money will Benkelman; secretary, Arlington Dec. 24, the post office will also
other feature of the unusual
be spent for a new gymnasium,, Hoffman; senior deacon, Clarence be open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.,
service. Mrs. Walter Anthes read
four large classrooms for Junior'Keating; junior deacon, Clarence Mr. Muntz reported.
a passage of Scripture in GerNormal Thursday and SaturHigh, a vocal music room and a Merchant: stewards, Don Koepfman and Rev. S. R. Wurtz
gen and Leb Pomeroy; chaplain, day afternoon closing times will
(band room.
talked briefly in German on the
The proposal for a five-mill John Bayley; marshal, Richard be observed after the Christmas
passage read. A German song
The
Cass
City
Red
Hawks
holiday, he said.
Continued on page 12.
ing
was
more
evenly
divided
as
Continued on page 12.
was sung by several of the men
opened their 1955-56 cage season Bob Martus, Jim Johnson and
and women present.
After deliberating for seven making arrest in the village of
Mrs. Arnold Copeland, presi- Friday evening with a 59-49 de- Dick Hanby joined the scoring
hours, a Tuscola County jury Fairgrove Aug. 27.
dent of the Ladies Aid, Mrs. B. cision at Bad Axe. Coach Irv parade as Cass City recorded its
Max Young pleaded guilty of
found Rowland Cone, Cass City,
A. Schwegler, president of the Claseman's defending Thumb B best quarter of the game with 24
Dreaking
and entering a gas staguilty
of
indecent
liberties
Thurs'
conference
champions
started
a
points, while the Hatchets netted
W.SWS, and Miss Frances Diebel.
tion
in
Kingston.
Judge Qumre
day,
Dec.
1,
in
circuit
court
at
team
with
only
one
regular,
Jack
15. At the half, Cass City led
secretnrv of the Sunday School, Clar
ordered a pre-sentence investigaCaro.
then briefly compared the activa, back from last season's 39-25.
Mr. Cone had been charged tion and sentence will be passed
ities of the various societies they ,S(*'4ad...
In the final two periods, Bad
with
indecent liberties and at- Wednesday.
13represent with the'work done by i Claseman used his entire
Axe outscored Cass City, posting
tempted rape of a 13-year-old
Frank Rettelle of Gagetown;
squad in the game and ex- a 11-10 margin in the third quarthese organizations in earlier
girl. Judge T. C. Quinn ordered asked for an attorney whe»
;
j
perimented
freely
with
nine
boys.
"
Continued on page 12.
ter and a 13-10 margin in the
a pre-sentence investigation. charged with unlawfully ' driving
jAt one time in the second quar- final period.
Sentence will be passed Wednes- away an automobile from the
jter, he used a quintet composed
Coach Claseman said that he
Comment Garage in Gagetown om
day, Dec. 14.
lot all sophomores and juniors. was satisfied with the performIn another Thursday case, Em- Nov. 14. He returned to court
j Gordon Drouillard, a question ance of the squad in the opening
ma A. Metro was granted tem- Wednesday and pleaded guilty to
i mark at center when the season game, despite a sloppy last'half.
porary alimony of $25 a week the charge. Judge Quinn senopened,
nailed
down
a
starting
Buying priceThe team's strength will be
from John Metro. Mr. Metro was tenced him to a year in the counjob
Friday
with
his
aggressive
21
given a sterner test tonight (FriA.J
ordered to pay $100 attorney's ty jail. However, sentence will
•D
_
g'gg rebounding and surprising scor- day) when the Hawks play Marbe suspended when he returns to
[fees.
in
unch
lette
at
the
Cass
City
High
Dark red kidney beans .Z~ 15.50 £ P
,
Four
Arraigned
military service. Mr. Rettelle
Cranberries ...L
9.50 As expected the team made School gym.
Four
persons
were
arraigned
has
been in service for a year"
Yellow eye beans
19.00 ™ierous mistakes and suffered
Marlette was edged in their
on criminal charges Monday be- with three more years to serve.Corn, new
1.08 from opening game jitters and opener with Caro, but fisrure to
William G. Kern's attorney
fore Judge Quinn.
P .
should improve as the season be much stronger than Bad Axe
ram
Calvin Conway of Fairgroye entered a motion to quash the inQQ progresses.
which lost its opening game to
stood mute when charged with formation on a rape charge. The
Wheat, No. 2, mixed, bu 2.01 The team took only 45 shots class "C" Harbor Beach.
assault and obstructing and re- motion was taken under advlse?during the game, considerablv
Claseman said that he will
sisting an officer. A plea of not ment.
below the average of Hawk
guilty was entered for him. He
In a civil case heard' Monday,
teams in past years, but aver- start Drouillard, Clara, Martus,
Buckwheat, cwt.
1.60 iaged around .400 per cent with John Meininger and either Jim
allea-edly beat and bruised Depu- Duane C. Bogart was found?
Livestock
Ellis or Johnson in the second
ty Clarence Schroeder, who was mnlty of contempt of court for
the 18 shots they converted.
Cows, pound
.08 .10 I In the opening period, Clara conference game of the season.
failure to t»av alimony. Sentence
Cattle, pound
12 .16 and Drouillard carried the H>wks
OPENS MONDAY—«R. L. Bassett, manager of knocked down and the addition is made an integral
Clara led the scoring for Cass
Notice
was suspended on his promise^ tto>
Calves, pound .
15 .25 into a 15-10 lead. Clara picked City with 13 points, followed by f the Cass City Manufacturing Company, stands part of the building.
I will be at the Cass Citv Stat* t>av $125 now and weekly
Production of the plant was originally slated
the first two pieces of machinery erected
Hogs, pound —
Saturday, Dec. 10 and Dec. ments of $25 until money owedTfia
(up three field goals and a charity Drouillard with 10 and Martus j betweennew
mo( ern
to start Nov. 1. However, delays in shipping of Bank
in southwest Cass City.
^
Produce
Continued on page 12:
'heave and Drouillard counted a with nine*
Mr. Bassett said that the company will start heating equipment and other necessary tools set 17, to collect taxes for Greenleaf
Townshin. -I will also take taxes
Eggs, large, doz
52 pair of shots from under the The Hawk reserve squad lost iimited production Monday of auto parts and as- the schedule about one month behind.
Soecial Notice
Eggs, medium, doz.
bucket and converted four of six the preliminary contest, 50-38. semblies. The new building is built so additions
The concern is expected to hire about 25 or 30 at my home on Wednesdays and
Eggs, small, doz. ..
.32 .free throws.
Lopez was high for the Hawks can be made in any direction without interrupting persons, mostly men, at this time, Mr. Bassett Fridays. Jane Fuester, treasurer. No chickens this Friday. €%ri
Reed.~-Adv. 1£
{Work. When finished, the present wall can be has reported.
Butterfat
86i In the second period,, the*scor- with 13 points.
Santa Scheduled
In Cass City
Thursday, Dec. 22
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Editor's Corner Group Investigates
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Write to Santa
Announce First
Payment to Area
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EUB Anniversary
Program Well
Attended Sunday
WSG Holds
Annual Yule
Party Tuesday
Club to
Coming Auction
Fleet New
Officers Tuesday
Voters Approve
School Addition
In Bad Axe
Mrs. Striffler
Appeal in Court
Muntz Announces
Holiday Schedule
For Post Office
Pll/Marlette TonigMfci
Hawks Open Season
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CASS CITS". MICHIGAN,
CMS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1955.
PJUSE TWO.
Local Area Church News Items in Brief
Paneratras
Catholic
First Presbyterian Church— St.
Melvin E. Vender, minister. Church: Rev. John Bozek, pastor.
Universal Bible Sunday, Decem- Masses at 8:30 a. m. and 10.30
a. m. Sunday.
ber 11:
10:15 a. m. The church school. On Holydays of Obligation at
Classes for all ages: primary 6:00 a. m. and 9:00 a. m.
department through adults. (Pro- Novena Devotions Friday at
•
vision for smaller children ages 7:80 p. m.
Confessions on Saturday 3:30
3-5 years.)
11:00 a. m. Nursery class for to 4:30 p. m. and 7:30 and 8:30
*
3-year-olds;
kindergarten for jp. m.
ages 4-5 years; primary departNew Greenleaf United Misment, (continued program).
sionary Church—Gordon C. Guil11:00 a. m. Divine worship. liat, pastor. Phone 8070-W.
Selection by choir. Sermon, "AdSunday School 10 a. m.
vent and the Bible."
Morning worship 11 a. m.
7:00 p. m. Westminster Fellow- Evening service 8 p. m.
ship. Leader, Judy Coykendall. Evangelistic hour 8:30 p. m.
Topic, "The New Look in Foreign
Midweek
prayer
service
Missions."
Wednesday night 8 p. m.
7:15 p, m. Session meeting You are cordially invited to
with young people of the com- worship with us in this rural
municant class.
community church.
8:15 p. m. Session meeting
Fraser Presbyterian Church—
with adults re: membership.
Calendar: Dec. 16, Christmas Eev. George Gillette, pastor.
party for cradle roll, nursery
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
class and kindergarten children
11:00 a. m. Church Services. *
and mothers at 3:00 p. m.
Gagetewn Church of the NazaDec. 18, The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper and reception of rene—F.Holbrook, pastor.
members.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Dec. 19, Young Women's Guild. Lawrence Summers, superinDec. 21, Primary and Junior tendent. Morning worship, 11:00
Departments' Christmas party at N. Y. P. S. 7:15. Evangelistic ser4f0fl p. m.
vice, 8:00 p. m. Midweek service,
Dec. 24, Christmas Eve musi- Wednesday at 8 p. m. Welcome to
cale.
all our services.
*
Dec. 25, Christmas
Sunday
Grace Community Church, at
service.
the corner of Highways M-53
St. Michael Church, Wilmot— and M-81. Eugene H. Nelson,
Rev. Sigmnnd J. Haremski, pas- pastor.
tor,
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.
Masses: Sunday and Holydays,
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
7:30 and 11:30. Weekdays, 8 a. m. Evening evangelistic service at
Confessions Friday evening af- 7:30 p. m.
Thursday, prayer meeting and
ter services. Saturday 3-4, 8-9.
services Fridav fit 8. * Bible study, 8:00 p. m.
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wrwiw
100 KM*
MINOtABLETS2»i»i**S«
Cass City Church of The Naza-1 Nursery for babies and chil- Family Bible Hour—At the
rene—6538 Third St. Phone 124J. j dren in arms open at all services, Hillside School, one-half mile
Earl M. Crane, minister.
I warm, germ controlled complete west, one-half mile north of Elmwith cribs, glassed wall so moth- wood Store, Hurd Comers Road.
Sunday, December 11—
Every Sunday afternoon at
irs can see service.
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
Gospel hour at 8 p. m. Instru- 8:30 a fundamental message
11:00 a. m. Worship service.
*
3:00 p. m. ,Service at Stevens mental special music. Pastor from the Bible.
Weckle speaking on theme, "The
Nursing Home.
6>:45 p. m. Youth Prayer Group! Holy Spirit And The .Scriptures," Cass City Assembly of God—
dealing with facts: (1) How we Corner Leach and Sixth St. Rev.
7:15 p. m. NYPS.
know the Bible is the Word of Earl Olseiujpastor.
Monday, December 12—8:00 p. God! (2) How we understand
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
m. Sunday School Workers' Con- the Word of God! (3) How we
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
ference.
see the future ahead of us in the Evening evangelistic service at
Wednesday, December 14—8:00 Word of God!
8:00.
p. m. Prayer and praise MeetMonday evening the Senior Hi Thursday evening prayer meeting.
Youthtimers meet in church ins a* 8:00.
9:00 p. m. Choir practice.
youth rooms with team number You are cordially invited to atThursday, December 15—2:00 4 in charge. This team, with tend these services.
*
p. m. NFMS meeting at the Cross Arthur O'Dell as captain assisted
home, 6644 Third Street.
by Ron Ferguson, Lester O^De!! Novesta Baptist Church—LeCOMING:
Annual Sunday and Eugene Cook, is presenting vene O. Shattuck, pastor.
School Christmas program, De- the program, "Gold - Frankin- Sunday school 10t00.
cember 26 at 8:00 p. m.
scense - Myrrh."
Morning worship service 11:00.
Tuesday morning prayer time Yeung people's service 7:15
St. Joseph Church, Mayville— at 6:15 a. m. Fifteen minutes on Evening service 8:00.
Rev. Sigmund J. Haremski, pas- your knees in God's house before Prayer meeting Wednesdav
you go to work.
8:00.
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ter.
Radio broadcast from 11 to
Masses Sunday and Helydays,
11:30 a. m. over WMPC Lapeer. Gagetown Methodist Church9:30.
Fred Werth, pastor:
Confessions Sunday at 9:00- How Christ is seen in book of
9:SO.
* Hebrews.
Worship service 9:80 a. m.
Wednesday, the midweek serv- Sunday school for all ages at
First Baptist Church—Rev, R. ice and prayer with Communion 10:30 a. m.
*
at 8 o'clock. Attendance last week
G. Weckle, pastor.
Bible School hour at 10 a. m. was 81. Study from Psalm 24. United Missionary Churches:
Each pupil thru the Intermediate Also reception of following into Lewis L. Surbrook, minister.
Department will receive his membership: Mr. Clyde Wells, Phone 99F13.
part for the Christmas program Rev. and Mrs. Milton Gillet, Mizpah:
to be presented Thursday eve- Carol and Phyllis Gillet.
10:30 a. m. Sunday School.
ning, Dec. 22nd, at 8 p. m. At11:30 a. m. Morning worship.
tendance last Sunday was 150 Laraotte United Missionary
8 p. m. Youth fellowship.
scholars with 126 Bibles. Goal for Church, 8 miles north of ..Mar- Wednesday evening prayer
month of December is at least lette.
service.
150 scholars each week. Any one
Morning worship, 10:00. Sun- Thursday evening, Dec. 10,
needing transportation for Sun- day School, 11:00. Sunday eve- Rev. Ivan Carroll of World Gosday School and church please call ning, 8:00. You are cordially in- pel Missions, will speak and^show
missionary pictures of India.
church office, phone 203. Free vited to attend.
transportation is another of the
Rev. Dellis Hudson, pastor. * Riverside:
10 a. m. Morning worship.
church's facilities.
Deford Methodist Church —
Worship hour at 11 a. m. Pas11 a. m. Sunday School.
8 p. m. Evangelistic service.
tor Weckle speaking on message, Sunday services:
"The House In Which God
Church, 10 a. m. Rev. Edith
Cass City Methodist Church—
Dwells," exposition of I Cor., Smith. Sunday School, 11 a. m.
Floyd Wilfred Porter, pastor.
chapter 6, verses 12 to 20- Adult Main floor, Edwin Rayl, supt.
10 a. m. Sunday School in all
choir under leadership of Mr.
Youth meeting Sunday evedepartments, including adults.
Clyde Wells, graduate of Baptist nings.
11 a. m. Worship. Sermon,
Bible Seminary, Grand Rapids
Prayer and
Bible study,
Michigan, will sing the anthem, "Wednesday, 8 p. m., in the "Take-Read." Anthems by Chancel and Intermediate choirs. Nur'The Captain Is Calling."
church.
Galilean church for children
Family fellowship, fourth Fri- sery for little folk.
Wednesday: 4 p. m. Cherub
through age of 12 years meets in day night of each month.
basement auditorium for a
WSCS, second Tuesday of each choir at Miller's. Junior choir at
church. Intermediate choir at
church service geared for them. month.
Mrs. Weckle and Mrs. Bearss in
Primary department, Fin? Tf^- parsonage. 7:30 p. m. Chancel
charge.
ley, supt.
* choir.
keeps a secret...beautifully
The Church School Christmas
service will be Sunday night, De~
:ember 18. The Christmas Eve
Candlelight Service of Holy Communion will be December 24.
Sunday, December 11, 1955.
Jehovah's Witnesses— Kingdom
Hall 1659 Deckerville Road, Caro,
Mich. Public lecture, "Does God
Take .Sides?" 3 p. m. Watchtower subject study. "Ordination
of the Qualified
Ministers."
Meetings Friday 8 p, m.
The Lutheran Church of The
Good Shepherd—Otto Nuechterlein, pastor.
Divine worship at 9:00.
Sunday School at 10:00.
Tuesday—Church choir at 7:30.
Novesta Church of Christ—
HowaM Woodard,
minister.
Keith Little, Bible School supt.
Bible School 10 a. m. Classes
for all ages.
Morning worship 11.
Evening service 8.
Young People's Choir practice
Thursday 7:45 p. m.
Young People's Bible study
Thursday 8:00 p. m.
Adult Bible study and prayer
meeting Thursday 8:00 p. m.
You are cordially invited to attend these services.
The Surprise Tractor Of
The Year
RABIDEAU
Motor Sales
Cass City
Reduced in time for Christmas
DRESSER . .
series ... the lowest priced
series
for ?56. But you'd never know it to look at that speedline chrome
There's so much fresh new styling in the "OneFifty" it's hard to believe the car costs so little.
It has new chrome—including both windshield
and back window reveals—and its own distinctive two-toning. It stretches long and clean
from grille to taillights (the left one hides the
gas cap). It offers new power, V8 or 6, steering
and handling ease few cars can match, plus all
DYNAMIC
Bed and Chest
of all the high-priced-looking Chevrolet
treatment or to feel that new power
CASE
"300"
^To be free, white and 21 does- The Shabbona Home Demonn't mean a thing to the young stration group met Nov. 30 at
man who doesn't look where he's Evergreen Township Unit School.
going.
Nineteen members answered roll
call by guessing how many
Down through the ages it has straws it took to make a Chrisbeen more blessed to give than mas angel. Mrs. Loyd Bader rereceive—but never half as popu- ceived the angel for guessing
lar.
the right number of straws.
The lesson for the evening,
A man seldom appreciates hap- "Christmas Work Shop," was enpiness until he reaches the age joyed by the group. Mrs. Robert
where he has to look back on Burns, Mrs. Frank Pelton and
it.
Mrs. Elwin McNaughton gave
the group quite a few nice ideas
Facing the truths which we on how to make tree decorations,
least want to hear are often the table center pieces and new ways
ones that would be to our advant- to wrap Christmas presents.
i
age to know.
The next lesson on "Hard Sur- '
face Floor Coverings" will be
It may be true that confession held December 28.
i
is good for the soul, but too few
A lovely lunch was served at ;
care to try the experiment.
the close of the meeting.
The "One-Fifty" 2-door sedan—one of 4 models in
Chevrolet's smart and sprightly "One-Fifty" series.
It's one of Chevrolet's New
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stevens and stay there a few days longer.
daughter spent Monday night
Mr. Larry and Kenneth Ferguand Tuesday with her parents, teon of Pontiac called at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heck.
of Mrs. Bessie McQueen SaturArt Meredith 'called at the Rex day.
Nichols home -Thursday after- Mrs. Fred Stayhue and daughnoon.
ters of Dryden spent Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Auslander afternoon at the Rex Nichols
and family spent Sunday at Bay home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ferguson
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler spent the week end* at the home
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsch of Mr. and Mrs. Jud Ferguson at
attended a 25th wedding anni- Pontiac.
versary party at Marlette Saturday evening.*
Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, Lillian
There's An Altogether
and Evelyn spent Sunday evening at the Ron Warren home.
The Shabbona Senior Zion's New Tractor Coming . .
League met Sunday, Dec. 4, at
the home of Howard Gregg.
They are having a movie in January and the leader will be Nellie
Gregcr.
There is going to be a district
Junior and" Senior Zion's League
roller skating party at the Bad
Axe roller rink Dec. 20 at 8:00 p.
m.
The LDS ladies will hold their
meeting this month at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Seres.
3-PLOW DESIGN
Friends are glad to hear that
Mrs. Frank Chippi is home from
the hospital but her baby will
ranging up to 205 H.P.
of Chevrolet's great performance and safety
features. Directional signals and safety door
locks are standard equipment. Seat belts, with
or without shoulder harnesses, and instrument
panel padding are available at extra cost.
Truly, the "One-Fifty" represents more quality
than before. Come in soon and let us tell you
its big secret—its low price tag!
BULEN MOTORS
Beautiful blond mahogany finish. Large 20x32 mirror. Large double
dresser. Roomy chest. An outstanding savings at this special sale price.
JUST 2 LEFT
STAR-LITE 3-PIECE MAHOGANY
By Bassett, Pittsburg plate glass tilting mirrors* Dust
proof. Center guided. All hardwood construction.
reg. $259
value
$
LITTLE'S
SILVER FOX
3 - Piece
Bedroom
Reg. $189.50
$149
50
CASS CITY, MICHIGAN.
CASS CITY OHRONIGLE—FKIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1955.
Busy Holiday Season Ahead
PAGE THREE.
Personal News and Notes from Greenleaf
PEOM THE FILES OP THE CHRONICLE
The Greenleaf Extension Club
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Battel en- Rienstra of Worthington, Min- Morris will go on to Los Angeles,
met Thursday, Dec. 1, with Mrs. tertained at a family dinner nesota, came to visit his brother California, for a few days. Mr.
Henry McLellan. Thirteen mem- Sunday in honor of Mrs. John and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete and Mrs. Earl Harris drove the
bers and five members of the 'Battel and Mrs. Lawrence Neaves Rienstra. Sunday, another broth- two ladies to Bay City.
•Sheridan Home Demonstration whose birthdays are the same er, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Rienstra
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sowden
group were present. Roll call was day. Those present were Mr. and of Hillman, who are on their way have moved from 413 Goodrich,
answered by giving the member's Mrs. John Battel, Mr. and Mrs. to California, came as visitors Vassar, to 212 Goodrich. SaturTen Years Ago.
favorite Christmas carol and Lawrence Neaves and family of till Monday at the Pete Rienstra day, a group of relatives went to
- Bob Foy has received many later the group sang them with North Branch, Mr. and Mrs. home.
Vassar to help them move househonors for his football prowess Mrs. Elmer Fuester at the piano. Morley Neaves of Bay City, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Neaves hold goods. Those helping were
for the past season. Bob was After a short business meeting, and Mrs. Morris Sowden of Vas- of North Branch were Thursday Mrs. John Battel, Arthur Battel
elected captain of the 1945 foot- the bazaar was the center of sar and Dan Battel.
dinner guests of her mother and and Johnnie, Mr. and Mrs. Clifball
squad. Then he was s'activity with Mrs. Fuester acting Mrs. Doris Mudge and Mrs, f aj;her, Mr. and Mrs. John Battel. ford Sowden of Bad Axe, Mr. and
selected unanimously as center as auctioneer. .Tea and cookies Eleanor Morris had supper Wednesday night callers at the Mrs. Rayford Thorpe and Mr.
of the Upper Thumb All Star were served from a table deco- Thursday night with Mr. and Battel home were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Pete Rienstra.
team and was placed on the rated with red candles and pine. Mrs. Henry McLellan.
Clifford Sowden of Bad Axe.
Northeastern Michigan All Star (Mrs. Doris Mudge poured.
NO JUSTICE
Mrs.
Charles
Bond,
Sr.,
was
a
Mrs. Eleanor Morris left early
When you and your family are wrapped up with Christsquad. .
The Ladies Aid of Fraser Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday morning with Mrs. Ivan
Taxation without representaFour village treasurers of Tus- Church met Wednesday at the Joseph Crawford.
Hamilton for Bay City to take a tion was unjust—but taxation
mas is no time to be left with a cold house because your
cola County reported all taxes church for dinner .and quilting. Thursday of last week, Nick plane to Phoenix, Arizona. Mrs. with it is plenty expensive.
collected in their municipalities Dinner was served at 12:15 to
fuel tank is empty.
when they made their returns to about thirty-five. One quilt was
County Treasurer Arthur Willits. finished and another started. The
Th§ four village treasurers are next meeting will be Dec. 14.
Standard Furnace Oil Has
Ernest Croft of Cass City, Eliza- Those in charge of the dinner
beth Barcolow of Fairgrove, are Mrs. John Battel, Mrs.
Edith E. Miller of Gagetown, and Archie McLachlan - and Mrs.
Evans J. Kitchen of Mayville.
Glen Profit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Thom- Mrs. Ethel Allard of Pontiac
"^RDTSR FOR^UBUCATION-Notice as and little son, David Alan, left came last week to spend some
Guarantees against rust and other burner troubles.
of Hearing-Appointment of Adminis- Sunday for Lansing where they time with her niece and family,
!„ the'Matter of ****?*.«*!£?* will make their home. Mr. Thom- Mr. and Mrs. Merl Winters.
trator and Deter
as is an instructor in Michigan
State of Michijra
Fraser Church choir met
; For the County of --State College^ at East Lansing. Friday night for practice with
Protect Them With A Call To
Jennie Hunt, Deceased.
A delegation of 35 Tuscola Mr. and Mrs. George Gillette at
Choose from our outstanding- name brands of
' At a session of said Court, held on
Famous Brands
NovernbGr 17t>EU l9oo»
-^ TM*src&. County boys and girls will go to the manse in Ubly.
Detroit to compete in the 16th
major and small appliances.
Kenneth MacRae was called to
annual Junior Livestock show on
Rodney
last
week
by
the
death
of
Dec. 11, 12 and 13, it was announced by Wm. Newland, as- bis sister, Mrs. Jennie McLean.
sistant county agricultural agent. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Karr and ]
children of Grosse Pointe Woods i
Phone 562
Cass City
were visitors Saturday night at!
Twenty-five Years Ago.
Considerable
excitement the home of her parents, Mr. and;
"You Expect More Front! Standard—And Get It!"
I
reigned in Deford Wednesday Mrs. Kenneth MacRae.
morning about 4 o'-clock when the
school building was discovered on
fire. The loss is estimated at
In all models and price ranges
$150. Repairing started Wednesday morning and it is expected
3
everything will be in readiness
for school next week. A barking
dog aroused the Springer family
Berm Besiste* of Probate. residing a_ block from the school
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and they quickly spread the
alarm.
Largest and Finest Stock
Monday, Thomas Colwell, livin This Territory at Caro,
ing one and one half miles west
Michigan
of Cass City, took 125 pounds of
honey from the gable end of the
on display at our store
Ranges
Ironers
upright at the north side of his!
home. Three-fourths of it is good
Electric Dryers
Dish Washers
prime honey.
Automatic Washers
Hot Water Heaters
Thirty-two new books have*
Use
our
convenient
Layibeen added to the Woman's Study
Away Plan
Club library since March 5.
Benjamin Buchowski, former
cashier of the Argyle Bank of W.
Reinault and Co., who was arrested recently on an embezzlement charge, has been given ten
Stanley Asher, Manager
days to reimburse the bank of
PHONE 458
Station Phone 25
Appliance Store Phone 440
funds embezzled. The loss is said
to be about $10,000. Liquidation
CARO, MICHIGAN
of the assets of the Argyle bank
has been under way since the
bank closed, after Buchowski's
disappearance Aug. <6.
Why Not
Standard
Fuel Oil Now
STA - CLEAN
Ed. Golding, Jr.
Five Years Ago.
One hundred twenty-seven
acres of sugar beets are still in
the ground in the area immediately surrounding Cass City, according to Leslie Muntz, Michigan Sugar Company field man in
this territory. Muddy grounds
caused by heavy rains have delayed harvesting.
Irma Magel was the recipient
of a grand award of a mix\naster and pop-up toaster set
Wednesday afternoon in the second distribution of gifts during
the Cass City Christmas Jubilee.
| The Cass City Gun Club has
'received its charter from the National Rifle Association which
makes members eligible to Deceive M-l rifles and ammunition from the government.
Eicher'js Cleaners have installed a series of new machines
that will not only help production
considerably, but will also do a
better job for the customer.
Officers chosen by tne_
City Community Choir at the recent election were: president,
Maurice Joos;
vice-president,
Alex Lindsay, and secretarytreasurer, Miss Joyce Fry.
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GIFTS
As I have been called back to shop work and unable to obtain
€ffieienthelp,Iam forced to cut down on farm operations and
will sell at public auction all my dairy cattle, together with a complete line of farm equipment, at the farm 1% miles east of Fairgrove, or 3 iftiles south of Akron, on the corner of N, Merry and
WT Fairgrove Roads, on
Saturday, December 10
Commencing at 12:30 sharp.
CATTLE
Good Grade Holstein Cattle
Cows and Heifers 2 to 5 yrs. old are all
from artificial breeding
No. 1, Holstein cow, 7 years old, pasture
bred, due soon
.
No. 2, Holstein cow, 7 years old, drying
up, due in February
No. 3, Holstein cow, 7 years old, milking,
bred Nov. 9
No. 4, Holstein cow, 5 years old, milking,
bred Sept. 8
No. 5, Holstein cow, 4 years old, milking,
bred Aug. 16
No. 6, Holstein cow, 4 years old, milking,
pasture bred
No. 7, Holstein cow, 4 years old, milking,
bred Aug. 15
No. 8, Holstein cow, 4 years old, milking,
pasture bred
No. 9, Holstein cow, 4 years old, milking,
October 19
No. 10, Holstein cow, 3' years old, fresh
Oct. 17, open
No. 11, Holstein cow, 3 years old, milking,
bred Aug. 10
No. 12, Holstein cow, 3 years old, milking,
bred June 29
No. 13, Holstein heifer, 2 years old, fresh
Nov. 10, calf by side
No. 14, Holstein heifer, 2 years old, fresh
Nov. 7, calf by side
No. 15, Holstein heifer, 2 years old, fresh
Nov. 23, calf by side
No. 16, Holstein heifer, 2 years old,
springing
No. 17, Holstein heifer, 2 years, springing
No. 18, Holstein heifer, 2 years old, due
now
No. 19, Guernsey heifer, 2 years old, bred
Oct. 10
No. 20, Holstein heifer calf, 8 months old
No. 21, Holstein heifer calf, 8 months old
No. 22, Holstein heifer calf, 8 months old
No. 23, Holstein heifef calf, 8 months old
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Farm Master milkers, 2 units
4 can water tyDe milk cooler
12 10-gallon milk cans
Strainer, pails, stirrw and pads
FEED
100 bales bean pods
100 bales straw
«
MACHINERY
1949-50 Oliver 77 Row-Crop tractor,
starter and lights, power lift, live
power take-off, overhauled last spring
1950 Ford tractor, starter and lights, overhauled last spring
Ford 6 ft. cut power mowing machine
Ford lift type 3-sec. drag
Ford 2-bot. 14 in. plow
Allis Chalmers No. 60 combine, good working order, power take-off
Allis Chalmers Koto baler, like new
Scott Viner stub bar beet harvester
Beet loader with motor
1940 Chevrolet iy% ton truck, no box
Case elevator with unloading hopper and
accessories, good shape
John Deere beet and bean drill, good shape
Van Brunt grain drill, 13-hose, with 4
double discs and press wheels and
markers for drilling beans or beets
New Idea 4-bar rake, like new
McCormick corn shredder^ 8 rolls, in good
working order, with drive belt
John Deere corn binder, good working order
John Deere 6 ft. cut mowing machine, enclosed clutch
John Deere rubber tired 2 14 in. plow
Clod buster
High wheel field cultivator
Tower 8 ft. double discs
Roderick Lean 7 ft. double discs
2 sets 3-sec. drags
Spikes
Weeder, needs repairing
Scott side dump beet box with axle and
wheel
2 row John Deere beet lifter
Mall 2-man 7 hp chain saw with chiseltype chain, good shape
Truck running gear
Doodle Bug running gear, with good 10x20
tires and tubes
Model A motor and 4-speed transmission
Rubber tired wagon and flat rack
Assortment used tires, wheels and rims
Jewelry wagon
Many items too numerous to list
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Will have a load of choice selected Christmas trees from my property in Ogemaw
County. Choice of 5 to 8 ft. trees, $2.00 to
$3.00. A few church trees on order. Will
have trees at farm Dec. 4 through day of
sale, Saturday, Dec. 10. Come early and
take your pick.
TERMS: All sum£ of $10.00 and raider, cash; over that amount, time will be giyen
on approved notes.
Leon'R. Conway & Marion G. Conway
Peoples State Bank, Clerk
GassllCity Oil & GaslCo.
earnings
Memorials
Thirty-five Years Ago.
L. O. Hoxie, superintendent of
the Cass City Public Schools
has tendered his resignation as
superintendent to the board of
education to become effective
Jan. 1.
The average tax rate for
I school purposes in the Thumb
was $16t85 ' per $1000. Tuition
charged non-resident pupils was
$19.82 in the grades and $42 in
high school.
C. J. Striffler was elected
president, and Harry Crandell
secretary of the Cass City Fair
Association, at the meeting held
Thursday afternoon.
A. A. Ricker has sold 40 acres
in Ellington Township to Nicholas Thane and L. H. Wood has
sold his residence on Garfield
Ave. to W. O. Stafford of Owendale.
Roy Severance has accepted a
position with the Shabbona Bank.
It has been rumored for the
past few weeks that the loea!
condensary would probably close
soon. According to W. L. Mann,
superintendent of the local plant,
there is no truth in the rumor.
He said that the Cass City plant
is a modern one and has a good
milk supply so would be the last
to close.
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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN.
CASS CITY eHKOHICLE— FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1955.
Michigan Mirror News Briefs
One figures Williams is picking up the fringe support around
Estes Kefauver and Averill Harrimaix, of New York. Both have
made the charges
against
'Stevenson,
If the theory is sound, WilSchools of thought vary with liams could Center the Democratic
National Convention as an atthe political winds.
tractive darkhorse for (1) those
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
who do not want to go with a
General,
(2)
State of Michigan, me Probate Court previous loser, Stevenson,
those split over Harriman and
for the County of .Tuscola.
In the Matter of the Estate ef Michal Kefauver and (3) those who wa*ht
Dudinski, Deceued,
At a session of said Court, held on a fighting campaign.
* * *
November 26th. 1956.
„ „,
Present, Honorable Ahnon C. Pierce,
The
other
side of the coin
Judge of Probate.
Notice is Hereby Given. That th« depicts Williams as a full-time
petition of Antoinette JanfcowsM. administratrix of said .estate wraviner that Democrat who has never ducked
said Court adjudicate and determine who a fight. He would rather go down
were the lesral heirs at the time of his swinging than win a half-victory
death and entitled *o inherit his real
estate 'will be heard at the Probate Court without striking a blow.
on December 21st. 1955. at ten a. na.
Williams said Stevenson was
It is Ordered, that notice thereof be
given by publication of a copy hereof for suggesting
a "national coffee
three weeks consecutively previous to
said day of hearing, in the Cass City break" in his Denver speech and
Chronicle, and that 'the petitioner cause repudiated
the
"breather"
a copy of this notice to be served upon philosophy for the Democrats.
each known party in interest at his last
* * *
known address by registered mail, return
receipt demanded, at least fourteen {14)
Williams
denied
it was his first
days prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five (5) days prior move to move in as a candidate
to such hearing.
for the nomination for president
ALMON C. PIERCE,
Judge of Probate, next summer.
A true copy
He fell back on his earlier
Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. statement that "any American
12-2-3
Politicians are trying to assess the attack by GOT. Williams
OH the "moderation" stand of
Adlai Stevenson in the light of
the 1956 conventions and presidential election.
would fee pro.ud" to be a candidate, but ignored previous statements that Stevenson appeared
to be the most likely Democrat in1956.
•* * *
Republicans around the state
still are convinced that Williams
will try to make history again by
going for a fifth term as the
state's chief executive.
They feel he will wait until
later when President Eisenhowerhas left the scene. This, Williams
might consider a more opportune
time to appear on the campaign
trail.
Republicans,
however,
are
still far apart on their choice for
governor in 1956.
Rep. Bentley, of Owosso, and
Mayor Cobo, of Detroit, both
have.said they preferred their
present jobs but would take the
GOP nomination for governor if
they could avoid a primary fight.
Rep. Ford, of Grand Rapids is
still a possibility and friends said
that Donald S. Leonard, former
state and Detroit police commissioner, will try again after
his defeat by Williams in 1954.
* # *
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State Treasurer Sanford A.
Brown, nicknamed
"Farmer
Brown" by Democrats, is working on ideas to build.up the dairy
industry.
He has asked farm and dairy
organizations to give their views
on sales of milk in gallon jugs.
Brown already has a report
from Ohio that the use of the
jugs has increased the per capita
consumption of milk by 167
pounds and has created a savings
to the householder an average of
six cents a quart.
* * .*
Only fear, he said, was that
the farmer might lose in the
switch—getting less for his raw
milk.
"But if we can work it out and
increase the use of milk, while
at the same time cutting the
price without hurting the farmer, we will advocate it," Brown
said.
* * *
Grass Roots Organization of ^
Michigan's 8S counties to parti- »
cipate in Michigan Week next
May 20-26 is underway.
Durward B. Varner, vice-president of Michigan State University, has been apwinted director
of counties and Michigan's 600
communities for the observance.
Varner will work with local
officials to set up on-the-scene
committees which will start work
before Jan. 1. He was appointed
by Russel A. Swaney, the general
chairman.
"The county committee will be
depended upon to see that Michigan Week is observed everywhere in its county," said
Swaney. "There are 497 incorporated towns in our state and at
least 100 unincorporated communities, We expect them all to
•participate. It's theirs."
* * *
Swaney said the state organization would provide help and
coordination to all other groups.
"We want to prepare a significant
statewide program in
which al^ Michigan people will be
working together and to promote
in connection with Michigan
Week all the recognition we can
for Michigan outside the state,"
he said.
Working with Varner will be
leading representatives of education, labor, industry and civic
groups.
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Workmen have erected a giant
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on the nights before Christmas.
Later, each of the major state
offices will conduct Christmas receptions for their staffs, topped
by the four-hour reception by
Gov. Williams in the executive
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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN.
€ASS CITY CHRONICLED- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1956.
PAGE FIVE.
NEWS
Merchants' League.
G. Bartle 496, B. Ryland 469, L.
Week of Nov. 30. Retherford Selby (sub.) 457, B. Dewey 452.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Simpkins were Thursday dinner guests of Lee Hendrick's.
ning visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Individual high single game: and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson Mr. and Mrs., Jim Walker.
had a very nice 3-game this week
Hendrick.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alma
Davis
for 621. He had 210, 225, 186. W. G. Bartle 204, L. Bigham 194, B spent Friday at Steve Decker's.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Booms, Jane spent Sunday visiting Mrs. Eliza- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cieslinski
Ryland
193,
M.
Pawlowski
185
Guinther tied Parsch for high
Mrs. Charlie Brown fell and and Violet of Helena spent Sun- beth Andrews at Owendale.
and family of Peck spent Sunday
M. Guild 184.
game of the year of 247, ,
broke her ankle Monday. Mr. and day afternoon and evening visit- Don Smith of Cass City spent i afternoon and evening visiting
Five high average: G. Bartle Mrs. Jerry Marchand of Pontiac ing Mr. and Mrs. Allen Depcin200 games rolled were W.
Sunday night with Arlan Hen-j Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sweeney.
Guinther 247, Retherford 210, 160, M. Guild 150, L. Bigham 148, came Saturday evening and took ski.
!
"ft/T-«
„« J
. TIT—.
1~\r_1TT
JI- •
drick.
Mr.
and
Mrs.-Dick
Hendrick
225, Golab 219, Wallace, C. 212, B. Dewey 147, V. LaPeer 139.
Mrs. Brown home with them for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hendrick
and
Ronnie
spent
Saturday
night
Mrs. Cliff Silver, Mrs. Gerald
R. Guinther 211, Hampshire 205,
some time.
\
and Ronnie spent .Sunday evening Wills and Mrs. Eli Martin spent visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack ZelWomen's City League.
Asher 202, Wallace, J. 201, A.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Depcinski visiting Mr. and Mrs^ Gaylord Wednesday in Saginaw.
lar at Ellington.
Team
Pts. and family spent Thursday eve- Lapeer.
Hartwick, Strickland 200.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sweeney
33% ning visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Retherford leads this week B. Andrus
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and entertained 14 guests at a going
HUMANITY
32
with 621. Others with 500 were: M. Alward
Depcinski.
Bob
visited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
Parents
would be very wise if
away
party
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
27%
Wallace 588, W. Guinther 573, L. Jacoby
Mrs. Neil Mclntyre and son, Fuester Thursday evening.
Lynn Fuester on Sunday evening. .'they could learn as much as their
27
Asher 549, R7 Johnson 548, Kil- B. Hildinger
Don, of Bad Axe were Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Steve Decker
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of i teen-age children
think they
23
bourn 544, Morrell 543, Strick- A. McComb
New Minneapolis-Moline
night supper guests of Mr. and spent Thursday visiting at Cass City spent Thursday eve-' could teach them.
22
and 539, Parsch, Hubbard, Jr. B. Dewey
Mrs. Dave .Sweeney.
harlie Brown's.
20
531, Knoblet, L. Wallace 527, A. L. Selby
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Spar•
19
Hartwick 523, Kolb 522, Vargo I. Hildinger
3ob and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
521, Musall 521, Hampshire 519, Team high three games: B. 3ond and girls spent Saturday in ing of Bay City spent Monday at
;he home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Dewey
2013,
B.
Andrus
1922,
L.
H. Copeland 508, Rienstra 507,
Caro.
Sweeney.
eiger 506, Gremel, R. Guinther Jacoby 1876.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Loomis of
Team high singles: B. Dewey agetown, Mr. and Mrs. Joe The many friends and patients
505, Ulrey 504.
700-689,
B.
Andrus
691,
L.
Selby
High team game: Strohs 924,
Mcher, George Copeland and of Dr. J. D. Herron of Mt. PleasFuelgas 902, Oliver 896.
670.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hendrick and ant (formerly of Caro) will be
By fl. M. Balen
High 3-game teams: Strohs Individual high three games: lonnie and Etta Auten were Sun- sorry to hear he died Monday at
Model ZEE
;585, Rusch 2549, Fuelgas 2519. B. Ryland (sub.) 494, B. Hildin- lay dinner guests of Mr. and Bay City hospital.
Build a better mousetrap, they say, and the
For Just
er 489, L. Selby 466. '
Team Standings:
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hendrick
Mrs. Lee Hendrick.
world will . . . well you know how it goes.
Individual singles: B. Ryland
Team
Won
and
Ronnie
and
Mrs.
Lee
HenMr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer
Besides mousetraps, people have been trytaff
Fuelgas
3 (sub.) 185-173, I. Hildinger 173, attended the fish supper in Ubly drick left Monday morning to go
to build better motor cars since the day they were
Selby 173.
Strohs
3
;o
Battle
Creek
where
Dick
will
iViday
evening.
Equipped with wide front end, live power take-off and] Alwards ....".
Individual high averages: S. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Thornton et a plane to go to California
3
invented. Better accessories too, and some of
hydraulic equipment.
Shellane
2 Nye 150, B. Dewey 143, L. Selby and Mary McHugh were Monday and from there to Japan.
them have been used and-some have been pretty
Hartwick
2 38, A. McComb 136.
vening supper guests of Mr. George Copeland of Cass City
weird.
Beginners.
Brinkers
2
nd Mrs. Steve Decker.
s spending some time at Lee
New Minneapolis-Moline
High three games: L. Sugden
Rusch
2
I've
saved
the
stories of a few over the years. In 1952, for
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown and lendrick's.
Anrods
2 374, W. May 370.
aniily spent Wednesday evening Mrs. Cliff Silver spent Friday instance, a man in Miami, Florida, got a patent on a dandy idea for
High singles: A. Kilbourn 135, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jack- at Dave Sweeney's.
Olivers
2
a windshield wiper. His windshield (on paper) rolled back and forth
W. May 134-131.
Bowling Alley
on.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson into the top of the car, cleaning itself by its own motion.
Forts
Mary Louise Sweeney of Sagi- spent Friday evening visiting
Bankers
Inventions to cut down skidding have been another favorite of
raw spent from Thursday till If r. and Mrs. Arnold LaPeer.
Feed Prices20%
lunday with her parents, Mr. and
Oscar Hendrick of Bad Axe the amateur engineers, the most common idea being to sprinkle
Jack and Jill League.
Angus Sweeney.
Less in 1955
was a Thursday night supper sand in front of the rear wheels.
I
November 27 Standing.
Jerald Auten spent Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee HenThe first invention of this kind was put on paper well before
drick.
Team
W
Feed grain prices in Michigan visiting Hay Hendrick.
Mrs.
.Gaylord
LaPeer
and
Char191&,
and well before snow tires and other special treads wer* deDil-Dew-Havt
16
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Curtis
Cleland
are about 20 per cent below a
ene spent Friday evening visit- entertained at a belated birthday veloped. 'Hie latest device like this was patented in March of 1954.
Hu-Ba-Se-Ga
16
year
ago.
M6del4TSD
ng Mr. and Mrs. Newt Barker in party for Jesse Wilson Sunday At least they keep on trying (and they don't seem to mind how ma«h
Bry-Ash-Go
14
Alfred Ballweg, county agri- Sad Axe.
Schr-Joe-Bin
10
evening.
For Only
all that sand would weigh).
cultural
agent,
says
these
lower
Mrs. Lynn Spencer won a tur- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hendrick
Ny-Go-Kil
9 15
^7
prices
mean
that
chances
for
a
<ey
on
a
turkey
shoot
quiz
FriRye-Tra-Bra
7
and Ronnie spent Friday evening
Another patent was issued for a mechanism that would spring
Team high three games: Dil- margin above feed costs are bet- ay afternoon on WLEW.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Max Brad- between the windshield and the driver as soon as he had a collision.
With belt pulley and live power take-off.
ter
for
some
farmers
than
they
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bond and ey at Caro.
Dew-Havt. 2713.
(A safety belt would be a lot simpler and safer).
Team high one game: Schr- were a year ago. Dairy and »fr. and Mrs. Steve Decker spent Mrs. Dave Sweeney and Ruth
poultry
farmers
seem
to
be
in
Wednesday at Cliff Jackson's.
Joe-Bin 935.
Out of a host of inventions, some of them sound and some o*f
Ann called at the Henry McLelDEMONSTRATOR
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sweeney an home on Sunday.
Jack high three games: Tom the best position to buy feed
them zany, have come today's improved cars, accessories and optionsince
their
prices
have
not
deDewey 548.
Mr. arid Mrs. Clifford Jackson al equipment. The thing that surprises so many peoople is that a lot
Jack high one game: Alvin clined like those of the hog
and Bob were Sunday dinner I of thig
and
equipment is on cars a few years old, cars
raiser,
he
Indicates.
DIRECTORY
Guild 202.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord that won't break your budget to buy. A quality used car, serviced
Jill high three games: Betty Michigan produced 12 per cent
l»aPeer and family.
.}_ by us all its life, is certainly a good buy these days.
more feed grains (corn, oats and
Dewey 481.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wil
JAMES BALLARD, M. D.
barley)
this
year
than
1954.
BeJill high one game: Betty
iamson
of
Sandusky
and
Mr.
and
Office at Cass City Hospital
Example: Clinton Law's 1952 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. One of
cause of last summer's drought,
Dewey 212.
'hone415M
Hours, 9-5, 7-9 tfrs. Leonard Copeland and the nicest cars we have had. Painted red with a black top. Equipped
however,
feed
grain
supplies
are
Jack high three average: Eler glide automatic transmission, air flow heater and deden Asher 181, Carl Nye 161, Joe not evenly distributed over the
DENTISTRY
state,
according to
farm
'.
Very
low mileage.
Kilbourn 159.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
Sweeney
£. C. FRITZ
Jill high three average: Jennie economists at Michigan State
and family of Caro scent SaturOffice
over
Mac
&
Scotty
Drug
We wish we had half a dozen more as nice. If you want a really
Bartle 153, Lizzie Bingham 146, University. Some areas in the Store. We Solicit your patronage day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Angus
nice car for not too much money, you should see this one. It won't
northern and western part of the
Pauline Johnson 144.
Sweeney.
(state are in short supply, while when in need of work.
Model 4TS
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Halev of cost you a cent to try it. We know you'll like it*
others have a rather large HL T. Donahue, A. B, M. D. Owendale were Sundav dinner
Merchanettes League.
9
For Just
Team
Pts. amount.
eruests of Mr. and Mrs. Rege
Physician and Surgeon
Because of this uneveness of X-Ray
C. C. Oil & Gas
31
Eyes Examined Davis.
Drewrys
27 production, there's more than the
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ballaerh.
Phones:
Copelands
26 usual difference in prices over
and family were Saturday nisrht
Office, 96 — Res, 69
Leesons
26 the state. Locally farmers who
snrroer sruests of Mr. and .Mrs.
K. I. MacRae, D. 0.
Rabideaus
25 need to buy grain can make some
Cliff Silver.
money-spying
purchases.
Corn
'Team No. 10
~
:..-.'.... 21
Osteopathic Physician and
Paul O'Harris of Cass Citv
Alwards
20 prices in summer of 1956 will
Surgeon
spent Saturday night with Bob
Walbro Chokes
15 likelv be about $1.25 to $1.35 a
Half block east of Chronicle
Corner M-53 and M-81
Jackson.
Walbro Throttles
15 bushel.
Office, 226W
Res. 226M
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker and
Although hay production in
; Walbro Valves
14
girls spent Saturday evening at
DR.
D.
E.
RAWSON
j Team high three games: Team Michigan was 9 per cent below a
DR. G. C. CARRICK
No. 10 2127, Rabideaus 2048, year ago, there seems to be
enough rouerhage in most areas.
Drewrys 2044.
DENTISTS
Team high single game: C. C. Oon!=dr!era.ble corn silage made in Phone §5
Osss City
Oil Gas 767, Team No. 10 742- several areas will offset the
DR.
W.
S.
SELBY
smaller
amount
of
hay,
said
Ball730, Drewrys 734.
Optometrist
Individual high three game;: weg.
Hours 9-5, except Thursday
Evenings by appointment.
Over Ben Franklin Store
Phone 389
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00
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$
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Buy, Rent, Sell With a Chronicle Want Ad.
pecial!!
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Office 4415 South Seeger St.
Office hours, 1-4 and 7-9 p. ra.
Phone 415W
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Office 4438 South Seeger St.
Phone 27
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Phone 395
Monday, Dec. 5, to Dec. 9 '55
THE FOLLOWING DESCRffi ED VALUES
Legislative Accomplishments
^Three per cent sales tax exemption on
CHIROPRACTOR
farm supplies $4,500,000 annual savHon. - Fri. 9-12, 1-5, 6-16-9
ing- to Michigan farmers since 1935
Tues. - Wed. - Sat. 9-12, 1-5
Reduction in school and property taxes
Closed Thursdfc/s
and removal of property taxes from
House calls made
roads
Phoae 870
233 S. State St.
Caro Led on protecting rural representation in
the Reapportionment of the Legislature
N. C. MANKE
Established
guaranteed seed program in
Steam Baths and Swedish
Michigan
Massage
Help to secure reduction of license fees for
Special Foot Treatments
farm trucks and trailers in Michigan
Mrs. Maake in Attendance
Reduction
in fertilizer prices, seed prices,
Church & Oak Streets, Cass City
open
formula
feeds, etc.
Phone 242
Member benefits
Vehicle and tractor insurance cost
Expert Watch Repairing
Hospital, Medical and Surgical protection
PROMPT SERVICE
service
REASONABLE CHARGES
Community betterment
Satisfaction Guaranteed
No job too big - No job too email Promotes rural-urban understanding
WM. MANASSE
Legislative information
An active program for women and youth
JEWELER
DR. B. V. CLARK
180 N. State St.
Drying-*
Hamilton's own air circuH Carrier-Current
lation system—so gentle, so
The Farmer Must Organize or— Be Run by Those Who Are
Organized.
Due to the fact we as farmers want to preserve our rights and
hold our strength in the Legislature, we are offering for sale a
membership located in SANILAC COUNTY, Beginning at 12:00
NOON on
A voice in farm policy
A program in your home community
Freedom in farm operation
Over the years the American Farm
Bureau has fought consistently for
. the welfare of agriculture by seeking:
1. Sound over-all policies which lead a high
, level of production, employment, income and trade
2. An expanding educational program for
both youth and adults
3. High standards with respect to health,
housing ,electrical service and other
aids to better living
4. Conservation of our soil, water and
forest resources
5. Coordinated administration of agricultural programs without centralized
control
6. Fair price supports for agricultural
commodities
7. A farm credit system fully cooperative
farmer-controlled and farmer-owned
Caro, Mich.
JOHN W. BAYLEY AGENCY
Bookkeeping
Income Tax
Insurance
Office Hours: 9-5 except
Thursday and Saturday
Telephone 573
DR. J. H. GEISSESTGER
Chiropractor
Mornings: 9-12 Daily
Afternoons: 1:80-5, except Throw.
Evenings: 7-9, Toes, and Friday
Tit-fin*.
B«sid* P#st Ofrk«
O cash for 365 days of sound farm representation. AH sums over
that amount cannot be accepted.
Sanilac County Farm Bureau
Phone, Sandusky 456
Your Neighbor, Auctioneer
CABS CITY CHRONICLE—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955'
i?AGESIX.
CASS C3TY.
CASS CITY CHRONICLE
Cass City Area Social and Personal Items
PUBLISHED BVEBY FRIDAY AT
GASS CITY. MICHIGAN
The Cass City Cbroxucie established in
*899 br Frederick Kluzap and the CMS
City Enterprise founded in 1881. eosoaoildated muter the name of the Csss City
Chronicle on April 20, 1906. Entered «a
second class mail matter at the post office at Cass City, Mich., under Act of
Mar. 8, 1879.
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Mrs. Kenneth Bentley spent
The correct address of Daniel
Mr, and Mrs. John McCormick, , Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anker were I
Mrs« Grant Hutchinson entertained, eight ladies at a coffee Toner is Daniel J. Toner S R 48- the past three weeks caring for Jr., are the proud parents of a guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
68351, Co. 664 Batt 123 Reg. 12 her two grandsons at Milford six-pound, 13-ounce baby daugh- Gillies at Port Huron, Sunday.
, Thursday afternoon.
their parents were deer ter, born Monday, Dec. 5, at HubLeonard and Blanch Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. Earl DouglasBarrack No. 1301, USNTC Great while
hunting
at Seney, Michigan.
bard Memorial Hospital in Bad and Carol Sue visited last Friday
Lakes,
111.
entertained 28 guests at a dinevening at Lee Hendrick's of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Damm Axe.
Mrs. John Hulburt and Mrs.
ner party in their home SaturDwight Buschlen and children, and daughter, Mrs. Wm. JohnMr. and Mrs. Grant Hutchinson Wickware.
day evening.
ston, visited Mrs. Damm's sissons visited Mr. and Mrs. _Mrs. Robert Pearson and sons
Mr* and Mrs. George E. Lapeer Nancy and Jon, of Snover called ter, Mrs. George Miller^ in Sagi- and
Lewis
McGrath and family .Sun- of Pontiac are spending some
:at
the
Ken
Bentley
home
Tuesand son, Garry, of Royal
naw Friday evening.
day evening. The McGraths have time with Mrs. Pearson's mother,
--»•
dinner at the Ken * Bentley day, Nov. 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuckey had recently moved to Gagetown Mrs. Ella Vance.
fltoxne Sunday.
and family, who have been living with them last week their little from Romeo.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sweet in the Paul schoolhouse, have'
The No vesta Farmers', Club of East Detroit were Sunday din&as.& son, Jimmie, of Lapeermoved to the first floor in the grandson, Chas. Mantey of Fairvisited Mrs. Sweet's mother, home of Mrs. Jennie Bentley on grove, while Mr. and Mrs. Carl will have their December meet- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
STEVENS NURSING HOME "
Mantey were in Chicago.
ing in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson. In the afterGeorge Seeger, Sunday.
South Seeger.
noon they called on Mr. and Mrs
Patients as of December 7.
Keith
Little,
Thursday
night,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
DeGrant
Mrs. Melvin Whittaker was
Joseph
Zawilinski,
Benj.
Mrs. Lee Hartel, who was in- and Betty Jane of Bad Axe vis-Dec. 15. There wi|l be an ex- Douglas VanAllen,
erred Thursday, Dec. 1,'to
the
of
Vonderake,
Mrs. Catherine
Mrs'. Walter Thompson and
SagMaw General Hospital and i Mrs. Wm. Eberline Friday eve- ited Mrs. DeGrant's sister and change of gifts.
Thompson, Mrs. Delia Lauderunderwent
surgery
Saturday ping, found that the gathering family, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tuckey are the Misses Georgia Thompson
bach and Mrs. Matilda Thiel of
and
Catherine
Baker
went
to
AlHutchinson and sons, Sunday.
staying for a month in the Alvah
HONORED—^Specialist Third Class Roger L. Little (left) of
'was in her honor and some 13
ma Monday to attend the Wom- Cass City, receives congratulations from Major General Phillip Cass City; Mrs. Nellie Bird and
Mrs.
Chester
Graham
enterHillman
home
while
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tffrs. Alton Mark and Mrs.
rifts**
. trip to. en's Missionary Council of the Gallagher, commanding general of the U. S. Army's Communica- Mrs. Ruth Gray of Detroit; Mrs.
her with glfts
« tamed ten^corsetiers
from the Hillman are on a month's
Ifack Little visited Mrs. Ellen
pink and blue.
tions Zone in Europe, after being selected Honor Soldier at a review Mary Johnson, Mrs. Matilda LudNorthern
district
of
Michigan
at
|
California
to
visit
their
daughter Assembly of God Church.
Paul at the Jackson Rest Home
recently held in the general's honor at Verdun, France. Specialist wig and Clarence Reddicliffe of
American Legion Auxil- a Christmas party at her home (Helen) and her husband, Mr.
Out-of-town
guests
at
the
aft Vassar Sunday and also Mrs.
will meet Monday evening, Monday. A potluck dinner, ex- and Mrs. Weldon Howard.
90th anniversary of the EUB Little was chosen for his soldierly appearance, knowledge of duties Croswell; A. B. Chase of Argyle;
Patterson at Ellington.
12>
Levi Kritzman and Wm. Rowley
Mrs. James Staple- change of gifts and social time
Church in Cass City were: Mrs. and military courtesy. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson Veda Montgomery, Pontiac; Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Douglas ton in Caro>
of Snover; Mrs. Vida Turner of
Christmas party were enjoyed.
are leaving next week for Biloxi,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Robertwin be combined with the regular
Akron; Edgar Vorhes and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Don RobertsMiss., where they expect to stay and Mrs. Ray Spencer, Port
Martha Osburn of.Deford; Mrs.
BoHglas and daughter at Homer meeting and there will be an ex- (Lois Little) of Center Line anHuron; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
until January and" then will go to. Striffler, Mrs. W. Leonard, and
Sunday and John Douglas of Ann change of «secret pal" gifts.
Maud Cassidy of Clifford; Mrs.
the birth of a seven- Florida. Mr. Hutchinson's mothArlbor joined his parents there ) Four-month-old
^
. „.«, ^ Jeffrey
T^-P™,,. •Wm. nounce
Clara Joss of Deckerville; Wm.
pound,
three-ounce daughter, er, Mrs. Eliza Hutchinson, will Mrs. Lucien King, all of Detroit;
for, the day.
Brownie Scouts, who meet
Lee and Mrs. Emily Pangbbrn of/
Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brenda Kay, on Dec. 1 in Pleas- spend the winter with relatives Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Haist, SagiDecker; Mrs. Anne Parrish of
John Simmons (Alberta Weisen- ant Home Hospital. Mrs. Roberts
naw; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dean under the direction of Mrs, RonMr. and Mrs. Clifton Heller
baugh) of Owosso, former resi- and baby went to the home of in Flint.
and son, Fred, and Mrs. Roy ald Phillips and Mrs. Earney of Howell this week have issued Sandusky; Mrs. Iva Funk, Anna
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuckey and Graham, Caro; Mrs. Ida Law, Seeley, entertained the mothers
Montgomery and Mrs. Maggie
dents here, died suddenly and the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
an invitation to friends for a
'body was brought to Cass City Little, Sunday. Out-of-town call- sons had as 'Sunday dinner Capac; Mr. and Mrs. Theron of the Brownies Tuesday after- Christmas open house to' an- Bopp of Marlette, and Mrs.
for burial in Elkland Cemetery ers at the Little home Sunday guests, her sister and family, Mr. Bush and family, Unionville; Mr. noon at a tea and the Brownies nounce his purchase of full Gertrude Clark, John Eifert and
presented
with their
Mrs. Lenora Hill of Bad Axe.
Nov. 28. Besides the parents, the included Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Wm. Shue and three and Mrs. Carl Ritter and Mrs. were
ownership of a flower shop in the
baby is survived by two sisters Henry of Detroit and Mr. and daughters of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Beecher and daughter, Brownie pins. Three members of Howell community.
PLEASANT HOME HOSPITAL
J. D. Tuckey and little son and Bad Axe; Mrs. Qrton Klinkman the troop, Kathy Holm, Barbara
and a brother.
Mrs. Paul Craig of Caro.
Mr. Heller is the son of the Births:
Bliss
and
Linda
Gruber,
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Tuckey
and|
ii
Decker;
and Mrs Owen Dar ng)
The new address of James Mrs. Laura Reagh is happy
late Earl Heller, -a Cass City
Nov. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. James
infant son.
Mr. and Mrs. George Southworth, not present but will receive their businessman, and grew up in the Ewald of Unionville, an eightReagh is Pvt. James L. Reagh,
pins
at
a
later
date.
Made
ofMr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
CopeElkton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keith
TJS55531202, 5th Ordnance Co. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Shelficial Brownies were:
Diane Cass City community. He was a pound, five-ounce daughter, Joan
(DS) APO 358 Det. "A" San don Ettling, who have been liv- land and Carol Sue plan to spend Haley, Bach, and Arthur Wurtz, Yedinak, Susan Schuckert, Diane 1929 graduate of Cass City High Elizabeth.
Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Reagh is ing in Honolulu, Hawaii,'will be this week at George Schneider's Saginaw.
Nov. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Dembowske, Cathy Ryland, Betty School.
stationed in Korea and has writ- with her for Christmas. They ex- in Detroit and sittend the mar- j
Mr. Heller had been co-owner Dillon of Colwood, an eightand
Kathy
Hughes,
Linda
and
riage
vows
of
Mrs.
Gladys
ten his mother, Mrs. Laurapect to arrive in
California
Carole Ann Seeley, Nancy of the Howell concern since 1940. pound, eight-ounce son, Steven
Reagh, that he likes it there, es- Wednesday, Dec. 7, and will come Wheelar. Mrs. Schneider, Mrs.
Wright,
Barbara Starmann, He and his wife are graduates of Paul.
pecially the clubs and the PX the rest of the way by car. Mr. Wheelar and Mrs. Copeland are
Nov. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Gayle
Rabideau,
Peggy McCon- I the Michigan State University
sisters.
where cigarettes are only about Sheldon, who is in the armed
| floriculture school. They have Shagena of Deckerville, a sevennell.
Linda
Taylor,
Linda
Guilds,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falken$1 a carton.
service, has a 30-day leave after
children, Nancy, Sharon pound, seven-ounce son, Brian
Miss Nancy Jean Snider, Linda Lebioda, Linda Mark, • three
Leonard
and Earl.
Lee.
Dec. 14 is the date for the reg- which he will be stationed at
Vickie
Measell,
Beverly
Guinther,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Striffler, left
Thursday for
ular monthly meeting of Echo Fort Chicago in California.
Dec. 1 to "Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Linda
and
Bonnie
Butler.
Snider
of
Vassar,
became
the
CASS CITY HOSPITAL
chapter OES.. Members of DeckIn honor of Mrs. R. A. Gravatt Florida/They will visit their sis- bride of Mr. Theodore Ashmore,
Pickering of Bad Axe, a fiveThe
group
has
chosen
Mrs.
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Births:
er chapter have been invited to
pound, twelve-ounce son, Wm.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. John Haley, a shut-in, as their
Dec. 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bruno.
attend the meeting. A religious Texas, who is visiting with rela- David Bulware, at Eustis, Fla., Ashmore, Sr., of Rescue, in a troop grandmother.
Christmas program is being plan- tives in Cass City, Miss Adeline (and go on to spend the winter at double ring candlelight
Dec. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
The troop recently visited the Hutchinson of Cass City, a fourcerened
by
the
worthy
matron,
Mrs.
\
Gallagher
entertained
at
a
ten
Bradenton.
Reinelt of Argyle, a seven-pound,
Veterinary
hospital and were pound, eleven-ounce son.
Janice Louise James.
mony. Nuptials were read in the
Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward five-ounce son, Carl Frederick
A. N. Bigelow. Mrs. Harold o'clock breakfast Friday morn- j Callers at the Arthur Little
there to ice cream bars
Mr. and Mrs. Paul James of Murphy will head the refresh- ing. Those present besides the home Wednesday afternoon ^to Dayton Center Church, Mayville, treated
Jr.
Lawson of Caro, a girl.
and
fudge.
Saturday
evening,
November
Cagetown announce the engage- ment committee and will be asthe boof°<5<? i see Mrs. Donald Roberts and inDec.
1
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Dec. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
At
the
same
time
Tuesday,
ment of their daughter, Janice sisted by Mrs. Arthur Little, i were Mrs. Frank . Hutchinson, |f ant daughter were Mrs. Little's 26. Rev. Oluf C. Jenson offici- Brownies were meeting with Sefton of Kingston, a girl.
Roberts of Center Line, a sevenated.
I*raise, to Mr. Milton Irish of Miss Laura Bigelow, Mrs. Ros-'Mrs. Joseph A. Benkelman and'. sister, Mrs. Alva McNeil, and the
Mrs. Lawson and baby, Mrs. Pound, three-ounce daughter,
Cliff Ryan and Mrs. Harold
Traverse City, son of Mr. and well Avery, Mrs. Albert Whit- Mrs. H. F. Lenzner. The five latter's daughter, Mrs. John The bride, given in marriage Mrs.
Sefton and baby and the follow- Brenda Kay.
Asher.
This
group
was
busy
makMrs.- Clifford Irish.
ing other patients were recently
field, Mrs. Mason Wilson, Mrs. women are all members of theHomakie, and children, Karen, by her father, chose a street iner .Santa Clauses.
Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
gown of champagne beige
The couple will be married Robert Keating and Mrs. Harold class of 1908 of the Cass City [ Janet and Johnnie, all of Caro. length
Next week, both groups will discharged: Earnest Rudy of Rust of Kingston, a six-pound,
th
hat
she
(7Mr. and Mrs^Earl Harris took ™ ™****8 - < carried a be making Christmas gifts for Decker; Garnet Robinson, Mrs.
Hulburt.
Dee,.-25.
iHigh School.
three-ounce
daughter,
Diana
her sister-in-law, Mrs. ivan | Bouquet of red roses and whitetheir mothers and the following Tom Vargo, Mrs. "Curly' Calka Lynn.
mums
and
wore
a
rhinestone
Hamilton, and Mrs. Eleanor MorThe above mothers and babies
week will have their Christmas and baby of Cass City; Stanley
Mizgorski of
Detroit; Mrs. and the following other patients
ris to Tri-City airport Tuesday^ necklace and matching earrings parties.
to her by the groom,
Robert Bedford and baby of Elk- were recently discharged: Betty
Mrs.Hamilton to return home to given
Anna; Trepanier, friend of
ton.
Lou Loomis
of Cass City,
Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. Mudge theMrs.bride,
was matron of honor.
Mrs. Anna Kehoe of Gagetown Stephen Sabo of Deford, Mrs.
to fly to California. Mrs. Mudge
was released and entered Ford Calvin Rich of Decker, Mrs.
and Mrs. Hamilton expect to re- She wore a street length dress of
gray with matching headHospital, Tuesday.
Thomas Williams^ of Freeland,
turn to Cass City by automobile: silvery
piece. Her corsage was,, yellow
Mrs.
Melvin Whittaker. , was Mrs. Richard Jacoby of Fairbefore Christmas.
,,-.
Army
Pfc.
Keith
F.
Rocheleau,
and white mums.
•
son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank transferred to Saginaw General grove,_Carol Roberts of UnionCass Valley Farm Bureau
The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Hospital last Thursday.
viiie, JbSaby Lona Puterbaugh of
group will meet Monday evening, Cleo Zoellnar and Miss Emily Rocheleau, Gagetown, is particPatients
in the hospital
Dec. 12, at the Keith Little home. Mae Basse of Burt, nieces of the ipating in the largest joint Wednesday forenoon included: Snover, Mrs. Alvin Lockwood of
Caro and Mrs. George Sylvester
Discussion topic for the meeting bride. They chose street-length Army-Air Force maneuver since
Matilda Sherman, Mrs. of Wilmot.
ARE YOU CONFINED TO ONE ROOM?
will be "Agriculture is Every- dresses of rose and blue with World War II, Exercise Sage Mrs.
Bertha Kilbourn, Joseph Koepf,
Patients in
the hospital
ARE YOUR FLOORS ICY COLD?
body's Political Football." There matching head pieces and wore Brush, in Louisiana.
John Seeger, George Cope- Wednesday forenoon included:
ARE YOUR CEILINGS OVERHEATED?
Private First Class Rocheleau, Mrs.
will be a 25-cent Christmas gift corsages of yellow and white
ARE YOU WASTING FUEL ON SOOT AND SMOKI?
a truck driver in Battery B of the land and the Vargo baby, all of George Caister of Decker, Mrs.
exchange, adults to bring a gift mums.
Cass City, and Mrs. Lois Holder Mary McDonald of Caro; Mrs,
O*3 T«^« — 4-~
T\i_-'~* _ „ ?„ oryi.1
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IS YOUR HEAT GOING UP THE CHIMNEY?
<j<_i
jLiULaiitiy xyj.vj.siOA
s orftri TI*
Jbieia
for an adult and children to
Garfield Leishman of Cass City
Andrew Kozan of Cass City, 'Artillery Battalion, is regularly of Kingston.
ARE YOUR FUEL BILLS TOO HIGH?
bring a child's gift. Refreshments
and
Mrs. Fred Mathews of Maybrother-in-law
of
the
groom,
was
j
stationed
at
Fort
Benning,
Ga.
are to be sandwiches, ice cream
Advertise it in the Chronicle.
ville.
best man. His nephews, Louis I He entered the Army last Januand cake.
Kozan of Cass City and Carl
The delivery by Dr. H. T. Don- Ruso of Caro were groomsmen. ary.
The 19-year-old soldier is . a
ahue of six babies in a 22-hour Ushers were Alfred Snider of
period in Pleasant Home Hospi- Silverwood, brother of the bride, 1954 graduate of Owendale High
tal Nov. 30 and before 9 a. m. Walter Broom of Bay City, School and a former employee at
WHY WAIT UNTIl NEXT YEAR
Dec. 1 is recorded. The arrivals ^cousin of the bride, William Ash- Gagetown Elevator Company.
were a son to Mr. and Mrs. L. J. jmore, Jr., Gagetown, brother of
Dillon of Colwood; a daughter the groom, and Samuel Ashmore,
to Mr. and Mrs. James Ewald of Jr., of Detroit, nephew of the
Unionville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. groom.
One marriage application was
Jacob
Shagena of Decker; a son
Mrs. Plain was organist and received in Tuscola County this
PATENTED^, AUTOMATIC
to Mr. and Mrs. Warner Picker- Miss Anna May Kilmar sang week:
ing of Bad Axe; a son to Mr. and "Because" and
Glen Franklin Hedley, 32, of
"The Lord's
;
Mrs. Carl Reinelt of Argyle and Prayer."
Unionville and Evelyn Marie
a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Don
J'l.fi
The mother of the bride, chose Hack, 23, of Caro.
Roberts of Center Line.
Marriage
licenses
granted
a green plaid dress and the
The remains of Miss Chrystal groom's mother, wore a navy and were:
Read of Detroit, formerly of Cass white dress. Both wore corsages
David William Putnam, 20, of
City, were brought to the chapel of yellow and white mums.
Caro and Maralyn Kay Noble, 18,
in Elkland Cemetery Saturday
A reception was held at the of Fairgrove.
from the Mann Funeral Home in Dom Polski Hall for 250 guests
Leonard Jacob Ruso, 23, of
Detroit for brief services after from Saginaw. Burt, Bay City, Caro and Bette Alexis Kovac, 20,
which interment was made in Gagetown, Elkton, Kinde, De- of Vassar.
Elkland Cemetery. Miss Read ill troit. Wyandotte, Caro, Lum, John Frederick Gall, 22, of
for some time, died in her home Pontiac, Kingsley, Ublv, Wil- Sebewaing and Jeanette Rose "Henry, what we're paying for electricity would buy a
Thursday morning. Daughter of liamsburg, East Tawas. Bad Axe, Rockstroh, 17, of Unionville.
the late Mr. and Mrs. James Cass Citv, Deford, Silverwood,
Roger James Frank, 20, of car that starts at Auten Motor Sales."
Read, she was born near here and Vassar, Owendale, Fulton, New Fairgrove and Nadine Catherine
was graduated from high school York, Millington, Pigeon and Conley, 18, of Caro.
here with the class of 1906. She Tawas Citv.
Delbert McKnight, Jr., 43, of
<<:
\^3> v4
was a life member of Echo chap~The wedding cake was made by Millington and Ida Ruth Wells,
ter No. 337 OES. She is survived Mrs. William Severn of Rescue, 35, of Millington.
Cass City
by a sister, Miss Marian Read, a friend of the groom.
with whom she lived in Detroit, After a brief honeymoon in
The want ads are newsy too.
and a brother, Charles Read in northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs.
California, and two nieces, the Ashmore are now living a quarMisses Annabelle and Maxine ter of a mile south of the Rescue
Read of Bay City.
store.
'
Award 23 Brownies
Scout Pins Tuesday
Hellers Now Sole
Owners of Flower
Shop in Howell
Pair Speaks Vows
In Candlelight Rites
Keith Rocheleau in
Army Maneuver
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CITY, MICHIGAN.
GASS CITY CHRONICLE-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1955.
For You
WANT AD RATES
Wast ad of 28 words or leas, 40 cent*
each insertion; additional words, 2 cents
each. Order* by mail should be accompanied by cash or postage stamps. Bates
for display want ad on application.
HELP WANTED— Experienced FREE—Your initials in gold
die setter for light to medium when you buy your billfold from
presses. Cass City Manufactur- the Shoe Hospital, Cass City, at
ing Co.
12-9-1 special sale prices. Regular $3.50 to $5 billfolds for $2.50. ReWANTED—To locate old style gular $7.50 billfolds for $5. One
Victor cylinder phonograph. Call group genuine calfskin billfold
phone 152.
12-9-1* regular $5 value for just $4.
11-18-tf.
POULTRY WANTED, phone
Cass City 7531K or drop a card LOST—Small tan and white feto Joe Molnar, Deford, Mich.
male dog with red collar. Joseph
3-25-tf
Malace, 2 miles east of Deford, 6911 E. Deckerville Rd.
40 ACRE FARM for sale by' 12-9-1*
owner with all good buildings.;
Reasonable. 5 south, 1 east of j FOR FREE PICK UP and
Cass City. Phone 8098R. 12-2-4 prompt removal of dead stock
call Darling & Company Collect
EXPERIENCED auctioneer Com- Cass Citv 207.
4-30-tf
plete auctioneering service Handle anywhere. Ira Osentoski, AT ORCHARD HILLS—Apples
6219 Pringle Rd. Phone 7217J for cooking, eating and canning.
Cass City.
9-30-tf R. L. Hill, 7 miles southwest of
Caro on M-81. Open daily till 6
FARMERS — We do custom -. m,
9-9-tf
slaughtering. Hogs $2.50; Beef
$1.50. We buy your beef hide. FOR SALE—Dachshund, female
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday— —15 months old, good house
no appointment necessary. We dog, black and tan, registered
also cut and wrap meat for deep with AKC. Rudy Forster, %
12-9-1*
freezer Ic for cutting, Ic wrap- mile east of Elkton.
ping. Gross & Maier, phone 16. POULTRY WANTED — Drop
3-4-tf
postal card to Stephen Dodge,
FOR SALE—Christmas wreaths Cass City. Will call for any
and northern grown spruce and amount at any time. Phone
8-15-tf
balsam Christmas trees, $1.00 to 7098W or 559.
$2.25. Rex Harris, 4 east, 3
south, 1% east of Cass City.
12-9-2
SAVE DOLLARS on your FREE ESTIMATES on blown
permanent anti-freeze this .win- rock wool insulation work. Save
ter. IH Tri-Pro for guaranteed j 20 to 40 per cent on fuel. Call
protection.
Manufactured by j Brinberry Insulation Co. Phone
Dow Chemical. Regular $3.25 , 42 Elkton. Equipped and exvalue, special at $2.21 per gal- i perienced to do your job.
lon. H. 0. Paul Company, Cass i 10-21-tf
City.
10-28-tf
'FOR SALE—Arc welder, good
shape, 180 amp, reasonable.
Lewis McGrath, 6655 Gage St.,
Gagetowp phone 28.
12-9^2*
40 ACRES on M-53; 4 room
home; plastered walls;
full
basement; picture window; own
water system; asbestos siding
on hand ready to be put on;
valued at $5500. due to other
business interests will sell for
$4500. terms.
DOWNS
CHICKS
hatching FOR
SALE—$325 Frigidaire POTATOES AND APPLES for
weekly. U. S. Certified White electric range, 6 years old, in sale. Bernard Clark, 4 miles
Leghorns, U. S. Approved New extra good condition, just $125. east of Cass City, 3rd place
Hampshires, Barred Rocks and Joe Riley at Shoe Hospital.
south.
9-16-tf
White Rocks for egg production, f; 12-2-2
IFOR SALE—Warm Morning 5Broiler strains of New HamD- i
FOR SALE—Men's shoe roller
room heater with jacket. Also
shires, Wkite Rocks and White | LOST—Registered Holstein heif- skates, size 11. Also girl's shoe
small wood stove. 1 west, first
Americans. All chicks U. S. Pul- 1 er number 3630 from Ralph ice skates, size 9, both in good
place south of Cass City. 12-9-1*
lorum clean. Phone your orders Loney's pasture. Notify Jack condition. William Zemke, De.JOIN YOUR County Farm
to Mrs. Fred Emigh, Cass City O'Connell, 3% miles east and % ford.
12-9-1
Bureau now. Your membership
154F2!
4-9-tf south of Owendale.
12-9-1*
makes you and your family
RCA, Motorola,
FOR
SALE—Birch
fireplace HUMPTY DUMPTY sat on the ADMIRAL,
eligible for the following i servPhilco radio and TV. One of
ices, car, fire, farm liability,
wood, $7 per cord. Wesley wall. This was a rather queer finest selections in the Thumb.
Frederick, 3. east, 2 north and thing for him to do because he Factory supervised service on
Blue Cross hospitalization and
% east of Cass City. RFD 1.
. group life insurance.
12-2-2
sure enough couldn't get any- all makes. Easy terms. TV Cen12-9-2*
thing done that way. Neither ter, 837 South State, Caro.
WANTED—Woman or girl to
can farmers get anything done Phone 1323.
6-25-tf
live in, do light housework and
FOR SALE—Bulls with the best by sitting on the wall or on the
care for small children while
of breeding from a few days to fence. Join your County Farm FOR SALE—Christmas
trees
mother works. Good wages. Mrs.
a year old. Vernon and Clare Bureau now.
12-2-2 $1.50. Cut while you wait. A.
120 ACRES close in—65 clear;
Charlotte Cox, phone 34F1'3,
Carpenter, 4 north, % west Cass
Nugent, % mile south of Declarge home with new roof; sidClifford, Mich.
12-9-1*
City.
11-25-3* CAMERAS make fine Christmas kerville Road on M-53. 12-9-3*
ing; chimney; lavatory and toigifts.
Use
our
lay-away
plan.
let; furnace; own water system;
LIMITED SUPPLY—Apartment Stop in and see our gift sets. FOR A NEW taste thrill try
barn in need of repair; price reNeitzel Studio.
9-30-tf Sommers' rye
size gas range with oven
pumpernickel.
duced for immediate sale, only
thermometer for only $49.95 at FOR SALE—White Rock pullets Just enough sour to give it a
$5500. terms.
Fuelgas Co., Cass City. 12-9-1 starting to lay. Ernest Cook, 1 tinglin~ flavor, Sommers Bak1 ACRE—% mile off black top
8-12-tf
west and 2^ north of Cass City. ery.
BLOCKS
road; near bus route; 2 room re12-9-1*
Cement - -Cinder - Waylite
FOR
SALE—One
24-inch
Timken
modeled home; knotty pine
rotor fuel oil conversion burner
walls; well; 17 large shade
GRAVEL
with large fan. Also one 275trees; immediate , possession—
gallon oil tank. Novesta Church
Screened and Pit Run
full price $1400.
ROOFS - EAVESTROUGHS
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, can of Christ. Contact Rev. Howard
3 BEDROOM HOME; 8 years
12-9-1
Fibre glass permanent awnings. move in and go to work, good Woodard, minister.
old; this is a solid home; well FOR SALE—Popcorn. Otto Neu,
location, priced to sell.
PHONE
MAREETTE
4791
1
east,
1
south
and
Va
east
of
NOTICE—We repair zipoers and
US BEFORE YOU BUILD
insulated; extra lot; lots of
12-9-2 3-11-tf
160 ACRES, ideal dairy farm, replace them in jackets, etc. The
closet and storage space: 1% Deford.
11-12-tf
buildings A-l. This is one of the Shoe Hospital.
bathrooms; new furnace; full
SEPTIC TANKS and cesspools ALL MAKES of chain saws re- better buys in Huron County
basement;
large
garage;
FREE—Your initials in gold
FRIGIDAIRE
weatherseal storms and screens; cleaned. Also ready built ce- paired and serviced. Cass City priced to sell on very easy AUTHORIZED
when you buy your billfold from
ment septic tanks or can pour Auto Parts.
12-9-1 terms. Yours for a Merry Service—Also service on any
carpeting
in
dining
room,
livthe .Shoe Hospital, Cass City, at
make of refrisreration equip2 south, % west ^Cass City
ing room and hallway; many them at your home. Phone Caro "YOU'LL BE SORRY" if you Christmas.
special sale prices. Regular $3.ment. Home Service. Frigidaire
92913. Lloyd Trisch, 5 miles
fine
features;
beautiful
landPHONE 160
50 to $5 billfolds for $2.50. Renortheast of Caro on Colwood wait too long. Call 245 for ap- NICE LOT, business location and Speed Queen Appliances.
scaping;
owner
moving
,to
DeSee
us
for
quick
efficient
re9-16-tf
gular $7.50 billfolds for $5. One
9-18-tf pointment to have your person- Ideal for driv^-m restaurant. 108 E. Sherman St., Phone 117,
price
$14,500. Road.
alized portrait taken by Neitzel Price only $1000.
group genuine calfskin billfold pairs to your house or barn by troit: full
Caro. Frank Altizer, owner.
WANTED fey the Village of Cass regular $5 value for just $4.
TERMS.
expert roofer. Estimates given.
WANTED—Will do weekly or Studio.
9-30-tf.
7-23-tf
City, man about 35 years of
cleaning,
Monday
WE HAVE a business in this
11-18-tf.
120 ACRES—7 room brick home; holiday
age for steady employment on
Also complete new roofs in- bathroom and furnace; new through Friday. Pay by the FOR SALE—Lovely Christmas town that is OK and priced
the maintenance of pubjic FOR SALE— Northern grown stalled. FHA terms available.
Mrs. R. Proper, 1396 and all occasion cards, wrap- right, good building-, modern,
_barn 18 stanchions; drinking hour.
works, and willing to take relief Christmas trees, spruce and
Spencer,
Deford.
12-9-1* pings, stationery, gift items. living rooms. If. interested in
cups; new milk house; new
South of Elkton, % mile off
Representative
for
Styleco extra income, inquire.
police protection work one night balsam, $1.00 to $2.25. Also
large poultry house; silo; a good
blacktop, good 160-acre farm.
fleeceback plastic tablecloths.
a week. May apply at village wreaths. Rex Harris, 4 east, 3
producer; out of town owner
Mrs. Cecil Brown, phone 128W. 93 ACRES near Clifford, good Only $5000 down, balance like
clerk's office between 9:00 a. m. south, 1^4 east of Cass City.
wants quick disposal; offered to Fire - Automobile - l£fe - Ffcnn 12-9-1
* LUMBER DIVISION
house with furnace, bam, tool rent.
and 4:00 p. m. Cass City Village 12-9-2
you for $22,500. terms.
shed, price $12,500, $5,000 down.
Council,
12-9-1
Phone
Cass
City
136
PHOTO FINISHING—Fast ser- GOOD 80 ACRES with stock, South of Elkton, % mile off
YOU, TOO, Mr. Farmer, should
40 ACRES—beautiful home and
vice, M-gloss finish. Service, tools, feed. Move in now, only blacktop, good 160-acre stock or
LOST—Elgin gold wrist watch, join with the other farm fam- 12-2-2
landscaping; two car garage;
FARM AND GENERAL
dairy farm, including stock,
quality and fair price. Enlarge- $16,000.
expansion gold band. Lost in or ilies in Farm Bureau to help
large poultry house; this is good
machinery, feed. Excellent set
ments
made
from
your
negaaround Cass City. 'Reward, work out the problems of agriland and well drained; on hard
tives. Pictures copied if no 120 ACRES, brick house, good of buildings, modern house.
binder call Luke Tuckey 7093R. culture. The Farm Bureau is on i FOR SALE—Apples: Northern surface road; come and look it
negative. Neitzel Studio, Cass barn, near Cass City. $12,500, $13,000 down, balance EZ terms.
the job to see that agriculture Spy, Red and Canadian Spies, over; full price is $14,000.
12-9-1
Jonathan, Delicious,
City.
10-20-tf $4000 down.
has a sound program and brings Kings,
TD3YB! Any kind at Bulen savings and services to its Sweet apples and other varie- TERMS.
SIX ROOM house full basement,
Phone 390
6293 W. Main St.
Motors. Cass_City, Mich, 1-8-tf members.
12-2-2 ties. Also sweet Filtered cider. 80 ACRES—9-room home, bathFOR SALE—1951 Plymouth, furnace, barn, chicken coop,
Geo. E. Pringle, 1 east, 2% room, furnace; 26 stanchions in
Cass City
Salesman for Colbert Realty
four-door,
white
sidewalls, brooder house 37 acres land
10-6-tf barn, drinking cups, silo; Cass
WANTED— Scrap metal, bat- south of Shabbona.
radio, in good condition. Call 164 close to town Priced to Sell
4544 Brooker St.
Phone 135J
junk ears. Pickup on
12-9-1* quick, terms.
Marietta Livestock teries,
BUREAU did not gain a River flowing through pasture, FOR SALE—Pine Christmas between 8-6.
12-9-tf
quantities. Call 173. Southside FARM
good
land,
well
drained
and
lotrees,
cut
your
own
$1.50.
Clark
million and a half memberships
SAVE DOLLARS -on your
Sales Co.
Auto Parts, Cass City. 11-30-tf by
ACRES good buildings full
twiddling its fingers. It's cated. Full price is $13,500. 1/3 Zinnecker, Ys mile west of De- permanent anti-freeze this win- 75
line of machinery, Seven cows, HOUSE FOR SALE—4 rooms
down. 80 acres joining available ford.
12-9-3*
aggressive
program
in
behalf
FOR
SALE—Christmas
wreaths
Market Report Monday,
ter. IH Tri-Pro for guaranteed Priced right, only $5,000 down.
with sun porch, running water,
and northern grown spruce and of agriculture and good citizen- to rent—no buildings, also 60
protection.
Manufactured by
chicken coop, barn on one acre
acres
of
pasture.
CUSTOM
SLAUGHTERING
—
December 5, 1955.
balsam Christmas trees, $1.00 to ship has been the foundation on
FIVE-ROOM
home,
modern
in
Dow Chemical. Regular $3.25
$2.25. Rex Harris, 4 east, 3 which this membership has been TURKEY FARM—38 acres on We do custom slaughtering value, special at $2.21 per gal- every way, oil furnace, alumi- of land. All buildings in excelTop butcher
south, 1% east of Cass City.
built. Join your County Farm highway; near county seat; will Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdav. lon. H. O. Paul Company, Cass num storm doors. Well insu- lent shape, paved highway, near
town. A steal at $3500—$2100
cattle -L~~—- 20.00-21.50 12-9-2
Bureau now.
12-2-2 accommodate 3000 turkeys—ful- No appointment necessary. We City,
10-28-tf lated, two lots. Priced to sell uOwii, uaiance oiuy $25 per
a»E>u ^14*. mm Wraj» liietw, xOr
Good commercial 18.00-20.00 WANTED—Real estate listings:
quick.
Anyone
looking
for
*
nice
ly equipped. More information deep freeze. Smoking and curmonth. Wm. Zemke phone 8560J,
FOR SALE—New 2-bedroom home should see this.
Common „_„._.... 15.00-18.00 business opportunities, homes
at office.
ing meat Friday is chicken day. home with garage on nice full
Deford.
,
12-9-1
Utility
„--. 10.00-14.00 and farms of all sizes. Any loCarl Reed, lYs miles south of sized lot. Small down payment, 20 ACRES good land, very nice
GROCERY
STORE,
beer
and
Top butcher
FOR SALE— Christmas trees
ANB
cation in Thumb area. We will
wine take out, gas—Grossing Cass City, phone 7109K. 4-16-tf balance easy terms. L. E. Town- house, 4 rooms and bath. Close will be at plantation (formerly
14.50-15.75 help finance sale if buyer lacks
bulls -._„.to
town.
Priced
for
quick
sale.
over $35,000. Modern living FOR RENT—Six-room house. send.
12-2-tf
Kercher's) 1 mile south, % east
12.00-14.00 cash. John V. McCormick, SalesMedium
quarters with 3 bedrooms; new Henry Roth, 8 miles south and
40 ACRES near town; good two- of Cass City, every day during
man for Colbert Realty, 4544
HOUSE
FOR
SALE—7
rooms
Light butcher
style to suit your home and furnace: very neat stock; guar- %, mile east of Cass City. <
with bath, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, bedroom house, good hip-roof December. Your choice at $2.00
. 9.00-12.00 Brooker St., phone 135J ll-18tf Any
bulls
pocketbook. Efficient and quick anteed inventory of $5,OOOrFull 12-2-1*
each; also wreaths $1 to $1.75.
oil heat, garage, A-l shape at barn, only $2000 dowa.
price is $17,500. TERMS.
Best butcher
IKE'S TV SERVICE. Phone repair service. Easy terms.
Order early. Edward Hahn,
$7500
with
reasonable
payment
FOR SALE—1953 Ford four11.50-12.75 285R5. Cass City, Mich. 9-23-tf
cows
phone 8231R.
12-2-2*
160 ACRES—Mint and potato door sedan, low mileage, perfect down. Located in Cass City, im10.00-11.00
Medium
farm,
income
runs
from
$18,000
mediate possession. Wm. Zemke,
Cass City, Mich.
condition. L. E. Townsend.
FOR
SALE—Two
used
low
mileFOR SALE—Baled June clover
Cutter to
Cass City to $25,000 yearly. All modern 12-2-tf
phone 8560J, Deford.
12-9-1
age tires (7.60 x 15) good con- West Main St.
hay, also baled oat straw and
JAKE RICHTER
... 7.50-9.50 dition,
buildings;
modern
brick
ranchCanners 1
9-23-2
priced right. G. W. Lanabout 1000 bushel oats. Roy
SADDLERY—Wholesale
and
reJOHN
McCORMICK
type
home
with
14x20
ft.
garage
FOR
SALE—14-ft
Coldspot
deep
17.50-19.00 don.
Top lambs
12-9-1*
Brown, 4 east and 4% south of
Salesmen
tail.
We
guarantee
to
sell
chea^attached; new peppermint pro- freeze, 2 years old. Norge oil
... 4.00-8.50
Ewes
TEI-GAS
COMPANY: New cessing
Cass City on 53.
12-9-1
Cass City
er.
We
buy,
sell,
repair
and
building;
40
acres
in
burner.
Sears
broiler
and
grill.
INSURANCE,
Barney
Hoffman,
Top veal
... 30.00-32.75
modem bulk gas plant, 20 Ib. peppermint; this farm should
trade used saddles. The Shoe 6-25-tf
All
in
good
shape.
4
east,
1%
Cass
City.
10-28-tf
THE FUELGAS CO. of Cass
cylinders to 1,000 gallon tanks pay for itself in approximately
Fair to good ...... 24.00-28.00
of Deford. Frank Shaver. Hospital, Cass City, Mich.
City announces the opening of
LOST—A
black
yearling
heifer.
17.00-23.00 SOIL TESTING—Bring your sail and up. We have regular routes, 2% years. Owner retiring to north
Seconds
S-28-tf
12-9-1*
the newest and most modern
Reward.
Earl
Grigg,
phone
special
rates
for
heating,
etc.
12.00-16.00 samples in now for testing and
Common
Florida. Full price is $55,000.
LOCAL AND LONG distance 7056K. 4 miles south, % mile bulk plant in Michigan! We
Division of Earl Long Furniture
Deacon
>...... 1.00-18.50 avoid the spring rush. Every and
TERMS.
•
i FOR SALE—Good used tires in moving. Call Curtis Sinclair, west of Cass City.
12-9-1 have tanks of all sizes, from
Appliance,
Marlette,
Phone
.tenth
sample
free
for
the
rest
almost
all
truck
and
passenger
14.00-15.24
Top hogs
20 pounds to 1000 gallons. Rates
357.
12-10-tf 80 ACRES—Not too far from| car sizes. Good assortment of Caro'449 Collect. 1069 E, Caro
of
this
year.
Leave
samples
at
DRAPERIES — Custom made, as low as 4c per pound. If it's
No. 2 .....
•_ 13.00-14.00 County Farm Bureau office.
Road
(M-81)
also
agent
for
Hemans,
4-room
home
in
need
of
j
600x16*6. O'Brien's Tire Shop,
FOR SALE—Chrome dinette set,
. 8.50-11.00 12-2-2
Roughs
some repair; 30 acres cleared! 620 E. Huron Ave., Bad Ax«, Stevens Van Lines, for out-of- ready made. Kirsch curtain rods gas, we sell and service it
four
yellow
plastic
upholstered
11-4-tf and hooks. Traverse rods, all Corner M-81 and M-53. Phone
•fgtt'J* *J* iy *jHjfr*SF ****** V *** V *** V V *** V ****¥* *•*
5-7-tf state moving.
chairs, $35. Al Krueger. Phone and seeded; balance pasture;! Mich.
sizes. Cafe curtain rings, Cafe Cass City 395 for free esfull
price
is
$3500.
TERMS.
i
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—Notice
376 or 388.
12-9-1
9-80-tf
FOR SALE—Homemade aprons, FOR SALE— Muscovy ducks snap on rings, extender plates, timates.
of Hearing—Probate of Will—Determi280 ACRES Dairy Farm—8-room different styles, make nice $1.00 apiece until Christmas or pleater tape. Leeson Wallpaper
nation of Heirs.
NOTICE—the
following
stores
:
WISH
TO
THANK
Dr.
DonaState of Michigan, The Probate Court
modern; 30 stanchions in Christmas gifts. Wanted—All as long as they last. 114 south and Paint, Cass City. 10-22-tf
for the County of Tuscola.
will be open every Thursday home,
hue
and
the
nurses,
who
gave
of
Shabbona,
Alex
Lindsay,
Jr.
In the Matter of the Estate of Sadie
afternoon until Christmas start- barn; drinking cups; large bam kinds of altering and plain sew- 12-9-2
FOR SALE—Christmas trees, me such excellent care, and the
Walrod, Deceased.
with
full
basement;
silos;
200
ing.
Mrs.
Clark
Zinnecker,
phone
ing Thursday, Dec. 1. Hulien's
$1.00 each. Michael Pisarek, friends and neighbors,
At a session of said Court, held on
who
December ' - ' 1965
H. J. Smith, Federated and under cultivation; well drained; 8531W, % mile west of Deford. DON'T WAIT till Christmas, get phone 43F3 Gagetown. 12-9-3* came to see me while I was at
Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce,
choice
land;
near
highway;
full
12-2-tf
Asher's Men's Wear.
11-18-5
your camera now and know
Judge of Probate.
the hospital, also those who
price Is $45,000. Down payment
Notice is Hereby Given, That the
FURNITURE recovered have sent me cards and letters.
See
us
for
quick
efficient
reFOR SALE—Shanty for ice fish- how to use it to capture those YOUR
oetitio^ of Ervin Walrod nravine that
only
$8,000
or
will
accept
trade
FOR
SALE—70
White
Rock
pulsmart new fabric in just the Mrs. Twilton J. Heron. 12-9-1
the instrument he filed in said Court be pairs to your house or barn by
ing for less than cost of ma- never to fee forgotten shots of in
lets starting to lay. Robt. Nei- of smaller farm.
admitted to nrobate as the Last Will and expert roofer. Estimates give a.
your children when they open type and color you want. Reterial.
John
Donahue,
phone
69.
Testament of said deceased, that adminman, 2% west of Cass City.
finished to factory—new ap- WE, THE FAMILY of the late
their gifts. Neitzel Studio.
8-ROOM HOME in need of re- 12-9-1*
istration of said estate be granted to
12-9-1*
pearance at Hutchinson's Uphol- Ralph Loney, wish to thank our
9-30-tf
Frederick H, Pinnev or some other suitpair,
offered
to
you
for
$4200,
Also complete new roofs inable t>erson. and that the heirs of said
stering Shop, phone 333, Cass relatives, friends and neighbors
"DO IT YOURSELF"
tools.
located in Cass City.
deceased be determined, will be heard at stalled. FHA terms available.
11-26-tf for their acts of kindness during
Makes nice Christmas gifts. FOR SALE— Twenty-six Hol- City.
the Probate Court on December 29th.
1955. at ten a. m.
Cut the fuel bill in half. Have 2-BEDROOM home; completely Good assortment to pick from. stein cows, several fresh. All FOR
SALE—Sturdy 2-wheel our recent bereavement. We alIt is Ordered, That notice thereof be
Bangs
remodeled; new furnace and Cass City Auto Parts.
your attic insulated.
12-2-2 artificially bred and
given by publication of a copy hereof
trailer
with 4 x 6-foot box, good so thank Rev. Wurtz, Mr. and
tested. Take one or all. Elmer
for three weeks consecutively previous
WE HANDLE ANY TYPE OF water heater; sliding doors in
Mrs. Douglas, the pallbearers
tires.
Cass
City Auto Parts.
to said day of hearing, in the Cass City
LUMBER DIVISION
closets; bath with shower; not FARM BUREAU doesn't cost, it Simmons, 3 west and 3 north of
SIDING
and
the Masonic Lodge. 12-9-1*
Chronicle, and that the petitioner ca-ise
12-9-1* 12-9-1
a copy of this notice to be served upon
Cut out the draft with all alumi- too far from Main St. and S. pays. Not in just one, but sever- Cass City.
Phone Cass City 136
each known party in interest at his last
MRS.
MELVIN Whittaker wishes
Seeger. Immediate possession, al ways. Join your County Farm
num storm windows and doors.
corn stalks
known address by registered mail, return
BORG BATHROOM scales in HAVE YOUR
to
thank
her friends for cards,
Bureau
now.
1956
membership
only
$9500.
TERMS.
receipt demanded, at least fourteen (14)
Nothing
down,
36
months
to
pay.
12-2-2
colors, $7.95 to $15.00. Use out- chopped after the picker is letters and flowers; the United
days prior to such hearing, or by perdrive starts December 5th.
All
work
guaranteed
and
insured.
through.
We
chop
by
the
acre.
sonal service at least five (5) days prior
A BEAUTIFUL residence on 12-2-2
lay away plan. We gift wrap
Missionary Sunday School for
to such hearing.
FOR SALE— Northern grown
Main Street in Cass City; busifree. Bigelow Hardware. 12-2-2 Cliff Ryan, John Deere Store.
the
lovely plants, Dr. Ballard
ALMON C. PIERCE.
10-21-tf
Judge of Probate. Christmas
trees, spruce and
Cass City 390
ness location; 2 lots facing HERR'S RADIATOR SERVICE:
and Mrs. Hildinger and staff of
A true copy
WANTED—Standing
timber
and
Main St.; 4 bedrooms, 2 down Cleaning, repairL-g, recoreing.
nurses for their kindness and
Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. balsam, $1.00 to $2.25. Also
wreaths. Rex Harris, 4 east, 3 WANTED—Ear or shelled corn. and 2 up; all carpeting and 3 miles east of Cass City on logs. Contact Michigan Lumber WHOLE WHEAT . bread with wonderful care during her stay
12-9-3
whole
wheat
flavor.
Try
SomWe have a high capacity ear drapes; natural fireplace with M-81, phone 355F11.
south, 1% east of Cass City.
3-11-tf Fabricators, Inc. Elkton, Michi- mers' whole wheat toasted. in the hospital.
12-^9-1
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—Notice
corn dump pit and sheller. No gas logs and irons; well landgan. Phone 32.
12-2-tf
12-9-2
of Hearing—Probate of Will—DetermiSommers Baker.
8-12-tf MY THANKS to Dr. Donahue?
shoveling and long line UT>S. Use scaped; large gafage and porch; FOR SALE—6-volt battery quick
nation of Heirs.
State of Michigan, The Probate Court MAKE THAT APPOINTMENT our corn drying service. For the
FOR RENT—2-bedroom apartfor the County of Tuscola.
lots of cupboard, closet and stor- charger. Rabideau Motor Sales, ment. Cliff Ferguson, phone FREE—Short course in photog- Mrs. Freeman and the staff at
photograph will top corn price, sell at the Sebe- age space*; two bathrooms; full Cass City.
12-2-2
In the Matter of the Estate of Nelson now! Your
Pleasant Home Hospital for
Walrod, Deceased.
99F6.
12-9-1 raphy with every camera sold their excellent care, to the
make a cherished Christmas waing Elevator Co.
12-9-1 basement; just everything that
by
Neitzel.
9-30-tf
At a session of said Court, held on
LOST—Tire and wheel for Intergift to someone you love. Neitzel
December 1st. 1955.
you want, for a lot less than reRaymond FOR SALE—Scotch, pine Christ- LIFETIME GUARANTEE on Evangelical U. B. Church, to
Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Studio.
9-80-tf PRE-CHRISTMAS Toy Sale— production costs. Reduced for a national pickup.
Judge of Probate.
Roberts, Gagetown. Reward of- mas trees, 4 to 7 feet $3 each. the burners of the modern Dixie relatives and friends for flow25
to
50
per
cent
off
on
all
tovs.
Notice is Hereby Given, That the
12-9-1 Ellis RusMo, 2 miles south of full size gas range at only $99.- ers and gifts sent during my
12-2-2 quick sale. Shown by appoint- fered.
netition of Ervin Walrod t>ravrri«r that FOR SALE—Geese and Muscovy Bigelow Hardware.
hospital stay. Mrs. Donald
ment.
Caro on M81.
12-9-2
the instrument- he filed in said Court ^be and Peking ducks, alive or
50 at Fuelgas Co. of Cass City. Roberts.
12-9-1*
FOR SALE—Fireplace wood
admitf-pd to iv-ob-** *« +*o T.*"+ ^' ™
NOTICE—the following stores
dressed.
Mrs.
Lillian
Otulakowand Testament of said deceased, tnat
NEW MIRACLE LEATHER for Complete with all these feawill
be
open
every
Thursday
mixed
chunk
and
slab,
mostly
ski,
2
south,
1%
east
of
Cass
administration of said estate %e granted
thermostat, WE SINCERELY THANK all
dry hardwood, $10 for 2-cord work shoes is tough native pig- tures: automatic
ho Frederick H. Pinnev or some _ other
City. Phone 8193K.
12-2-2 afternoon until Christmas startwindow
oven,
flourescent
lights, our relatives, friends and neighOn
farms,
homes
and
businesses,
suitable tier son. and that the heirs
of
skin
tanned
as
only
Wolverine
ing
Thursday,
Dec.
1.
Hulien's
load
delivered.
Also
2-wheel
said deceased be determined, wi'1 be
we
advertise
locally
and
nationoven
light.
See
it
today.
12-9-1 bors for the many acts of kindknows
how
to
tan
it—into
soft,
coaster brake bicycle for 5 or
keard ?»t the Probate Court on December FOR SALE—Two Jersey cows, H. J. Smith, Federated and
ness shown us at the death of
FOR
SALE—One
electric
French
ally.
No
charge
for
listing.
Buy11-18-5
6-year-old boy. Roy Anthes, supple, lightweight leather that
rre
thereof be one four years old to freshen Asher's Men's Wear.
our husband and father. We exfryer
and
waffle
iron
like
new.
ers
waiting.
even
dries
soft
after
soaking,
phone
Cass
City
7414M.
12-9-1
rfven by publication of a copy hereof for
three weeks consecutively previous to Dec. 3, one two years old to HERE'S VALUE—20-gallon size
yet retains all of pigskin's na- $15. Also wardrobe with two full tend a special thanks to the
said day of hearing, in the Cass City freshen in March. Cows and gas hot water heater. Cheaper to
See, call or write to:
POTATOES FOR SALE—Also tural sj. wear-defying toughness. length mirrors, $35. Gerald ladies who helped with the
Chronicle, and that the petitioner cause
from
artificial run. Hot water always. Just
custom chain saw work. 2 south, Now you can get it only in Stilson, 4545 Downing, Cass lunch. Also Rev. Woodard for
a copy of this notice to be served upon calves both
each known party in interest at^his last breeding. Russell Deneen, 1 mile $69.95 at Fueleras Co. of Cass
4 east of Deford. William Zim- Wolverine Pierskin Work .Shoes City.
12-9-1 his comforting words, the Little
known address by registered mail, retnrn
Funeral Home and the pallsouth
and
%
east
of
Cass
City.
Citv.
intersection
of
M-81
and
ba.
12-9-2*
at
Hulien's,
Home
of
Fine
Shoes
receipt demanded, at least fourteen (14)
NOTICE—the following stores bearers. Your kindness will
M-53. Phone 395. 12-9Says prior to such *<**™ °.r ** *?£ 12-2-2*
and
Clothing.
12-9-1
sona! service at least five (5) days prior
HOUSE FOR RENT, 7 rooms,
will be open every Thursday never be forgotten. Mrs. John
to ««
HOUSE
FOR
.SALE—4380 FOR SALE—1955 Ford Mainline
running water, basement,
6 FOR
SALE—Upright
piano, afternoon until Christmas start- McLean, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
6487
Main
St.,
Cass
City,
Mich.
Judge of Probate.
Woodland St., Cass City. Inquire in very good condition. 4 east,
miles east, 1 south and 1M east formerly owned by Ethel Mc- ing Thursday, Dec. 1. Hulien's Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs,
540 North Silver St., Bad Axe,% north Cass City. Alfred Cookof Cass City. Howard Hill, Jr. Coy, $25.00. Keith Murphy, H. 3;. Smith, Federated and Arnold Fischer and family.
Telephone 365 ,
or phone 1117 Bad Axe. 12-9-3* Jin.
12-9-1*
Phone 7235K.
12-9-1*
Asher's Men's Wear.
11-18-5 12-9-1*
:^
12-9-3
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Free Estimates
Sehwaderer
Block Co.
REAL ESTATE
WE BUY
POULTRY
See us before
you sell.
Phone Day or Night
145
CARO POULTRY
PLANT
Caro, Mich.
Marlette Roofing &
Sheet MeM Co.
REAL ESTATE
ROOF REPAIRS
Asphalt - Steel Aluminum
Prutchey Bean Co.
General Insurance
Auctioneering
Arnold Copeland
John V. McCormick
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Stromberg Carlson
Emerson TV
Colbert Real Estate
D. A. Krug
ROOF REPAIRS
Asphalt - Steel Aluminum
Stop the Draft. -
Prutchey Bean Co.
Call State Roofers
Listings Wanted
B. A. Calka
United Farm Agency
i«j.
12-9-1*
CABS crnr CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0,1955.
PAGE EIGHT.
Name Committees to
Help With County
Extension Work
News from Rescue Area
CASS CITY, MICHIGAN.
John W. McLean Dies Suddenly
Mr. John W. McLean died sud- daughters,
Mrs. Lawrence i
denly
Wednesday
afternoon,
Nov.
(Hazel)
Wilson
of Ellington
Mrs. George Parker, who is \ Mrs. Jack Leitch, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore of
20, at his home on Third Street. Township and Mrs. Arnold (Geremployed in Saginaw, spent the j Richard and Twila Lou, of De- southeast Grant were making
He had been in poor health for aldine) Fischer of Cass City; two
County several months.
last week end at their farm home troit have been spending several calls Sunday afternoon. They Forty-six Tuscola
sisters, Mrs. Margaret DeLong
days with her parents and help- called on Mr. and Mrs. Twilton folks, composed of farmers,
here.
of Flint and Mrs. Ethel Anthes
Mr.
McLean
was
born
in
RodJ.
Heron,
Mrs.
DeEtte
J.
Mellenbomemakers
and
businessmen,
ing
to
care
for
her
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ashof Novesta Township, and four
ney,
Ontario,
July
24,
1877,
the
dorf
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
have
been
invited
to
serve
on
more were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mr. Levi J. Helwig and daughgrandsons. One sister, Mrs. John
son
of
the
late
Mr.
and
Mrs.
program planning committees to
Hellie Mathews, Deford. They ter, Joyce, were Tuesday callers Cooley.'
McLean. When a child, he Paul, preceded him in death.
also called on his sister and hus- of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Helwig. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ash- help identify county problems John
moved
with Ms parents to No- Funeral services were held at
and
situations,
said
Alfred
Ballband, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ko- They were all callers in Cass City more spent Friday evening and
Little's Funeral Home Saturday
and supper guests of Mr. and Saturday at the home of Mrs. weg, county agricultural agent. vesta Township.
ssan of Cass City.
afternoon, Dec. 3, at 2 o'clock
The
committees
will
meet
at
the
Ashmore's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
;
On
Dec.
14,
1914,
he
married
Mrs.
Veron
Gingrich.
Mr.-and Mrs. James Gimmell
with the Rev. Howard Woodard
courthouse
on
Thursday,
DecemFrankSnider
at
Vassar.
Miss Sophia Elizabeth Spiern in officiating. Burial was in the Novisited last Sunday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruso of Mr. and Mrs. Norris E. Mel- ber 15, at 1:30 p. m.
Caro and following their marof their niece and husband, Mr. Caro were Sunday visitors of
Cooperative Extension Work is riage they lived on the home- vesta Township Cemetery.
and children, Arlene and
and Mrs. William Ashmore, Jr., their uncle and aunt, Mr. and lendorf
Milton, of Rescue and Mr. and an educational program which igtead southeast of Cass City. In
Mrs. Theodore Ashmore.
in "Gagetown*
HARD TO CONVINCE
Mrs.
Dale Mellendorf and son local people plan, by first search- 1952, he retired and moved
moved to
Mr. and Mrs. James McComb Ten members answered roll Tommy, were supper guests ing out the problems to deter- Cass
City
where
he
lived
until
Just do as you please and then
and son, James, of Elkton visited
Wednesday evening at the home mine which can be dealt with his death.
try to assure your conscience
their daughter and husband, Mr. Center Home Extension Club met of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, through extension education, j
Surviving are his wife; two that everything you do is right.
and Mrs. Donald Arnott, last at the home of Mrs. Donald
Four committees, consisting of |
Glanh.
The
lesson,
"Accessories
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker, dairy, crops, soil and water)
Mr. and Mrs. William Ash-for the Home," was given by Mrs. Viola Parker, Mrs. Ervinmanagement and farm and home
First Annual Riotary
more, Sr., were business callers Mrs. Oscar Nixon and Mrs. Mel- Andrews and Mrs. Iva Arnott management will work toward i
at the home of their daughter vin McFarland. The members were some of those from Grant setting attainable short and long
anS husband, Mr. and Mrs. An- plan to go to a convalescent who attended the open house for time goals.
home to sing and take a treat for Mr. and Mrs. William Pobanz, Each committee will plan
drew Kozan of Cass City.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Haist of the patients. Refreshments were who celebrated their golden wed- specific activities to make best
Boyal Oak were recent week-end served by the hostess, Mrs. ding in Sebewaing last Sunday. use of Extension staff time, proguests of her • parents, Mr. and Glann. The January meeting will Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ash- vide for local leader participabe held at the home of Mrs. Oscar more were Sunday evening tion, and to bring about changes
Mrs. Neil McPhail.
Mrs. Arthur Cooley, Jr., Nixon.
callers at his parental home in practices and ideas, said Ballentered Pleasant Home Hospital Word was received Saturday of They also called on Mrs. DeEtte weg.
last /Tuesday to undergo an the sudden death of Mrs. Daniel J. Mellendorf.
Folks invited to serve on each
O'Rourke of Gagetown. She was William Ingalsbe spent several committee are as follows: Dairy,
operation.
well-known here, as they lived days recently in Mercy Hospital John Horst, Akron; Bruce RugMr. and Mrs. William Ashmore, Sr., and grandson, David here a long time before they sold in Bay City with blood poisoning gles, Kingston; George Foster,
Ashmore, were supper guests their farm to John Webb and in his hand.
Mayville; Grover Laurie, Cass
Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. moved to Gagetown, seven years The Woman's Society of Chris- City; Roy Brown, Fostoria; Rob- j
ago. A number from here were tian Service of the Grant Metho- ert Osborne, Gagetown; Edward 1
Theodore Ashmore.
Mrs. Twilton J. Heron con-callers at the O'Rourke home in dist Church met with Mrs. Man- G. Golding, Cass City; Carlyle
AT
tinues to be ill. Her daughter, Gagetown Sunday.
ley Endersbe, Sr., last Thursday Everett, Kingston; Carl D_aenzer,
for dinner, program and business 'Vassar; Carl C. Keinath, Vassar;
Dayton Davis, Vassar; Clayton
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sweitzer George, Vassar; Franklin Stoll,
spent Monday in Detroit to see Unionville; Edwin Link, Unionher father who was seriously ill. ville, and Henderson Graham,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mellendorf Caro. Crops, J. C. Kirk, FairFrom 5:30 to 7 p. m.
and son, Tommy, were supper grove; Cecil Baker, Reese; Milguests of their uncle and aunt, con Bedore, Unionville; Clarence
Mr. and Mrs. Norris E. Mellen- Keinath, Caro; John Bradley,
dorf, Friday evening. They all Fairgrove; Carl Mantey, Fairwent to Bad Axe in the-evening, grove; Vern Houghtaling, Reese;
accompanied by Mrs. Stanley B. Glyde Rohlfs, Akron; Harry
Mellendorf and daughter, June. Rohlfs, Akron; George Aldrich,
100% Pure Maple Syrup - All the Pancakes You Can
Mervin and Harold W. Parker Fairgrove; Harold Humm, FairCARO, MICH.
of Detroit spent the week end grove; Demont Roller, UnionEat - Sausage - Coffee - Milk
at their home here visiting rela- ville; Le© Seurynck, Gagetown,
and
Gilbert
Smith,
Caro.
tives.
DECEMBER IS JOY MONTH ENJOY A GOOD
The annual Christmas program Soil and Water Conservation Adults $1
Children 75c
MOVIE AT THE} STRAND
is being prepared at the Grant and Management, Mike Hill,
FBI, SAT.
DEC. 9-10 Methodist Church and the Christ- Caro; Ted Keinath, Vassar; Reid
Sponsored in Community Interest by
Matinee Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
mas tree and program will be Kirk, Fairgrove; Alton DeGrow,
held on Saturday evening, Dec. Silverwood; Lynn Gray, Vassar;
Alan Kirk, Fairgrove; Clinton
24. All are welcome to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ash- Law, Cass City; Albert Bauer,
more, Sr., spent Sunday visiting Reese; Walter Goodall, Cass
ity; Frank Nagy. Caroo; Neil
in Caro.
A number from around here at- Bennett, Caro; Herbert Tait,
tended the funeral services of Caro, and Dean Crawford, MarMrs. Daniel O'Rourke in Gage- lette. Farm and Home ManageRICHARD CONTE
ment, Loren Brady, Unionville;
town Tuesday forenoon.
VICTOR McLAGUN
The Grant Farm Bureau held a Jesse Treiber, Unionville; RayRICHARD CARLSON
card party Saturday evening at mond Hart, Vassar; Lavern
MALA POWERS
Ensrlehard, Unionville; Frank
the Williamson scheolhouse.
AN KO HARtO «UA$5
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Abbe and Satchell. Caro; Win. A. Stone,
son, Glen, of Elkton were recent Caro; Walter Jackson, Caro;
also
dinner guests of their daughter Garrison Stine, Cass City ; Lawand husband, Mr. and Mrs. El- rence Malik, Caro: Walter
Pouliot, Caro; Ray Putnam, Jr., (
mer Andrews in Grant.
Caro; Max Cooper, Kingston;
Mrs. Wm. Tonkin, Fairgrove, and
HEAVY TOLL
WAYNE MORRIS
The person who burns the can- Mrs. Charles Witkovsky, Caro.
JOHN AGAR
dle at both ends to make ends
MfiRGIA
The secret of success is in domeet turns into an awful drip.
ing
what you can do well.
Color Cartoon Added
NO SECONDS
PERSONAL FAULT
Since there are so many misAlways
remember that bad
takes
to
make
no
man
should
alSATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW
himself to make the same politicians are elected by good
DEC. 11-12 jlow
SUN., MON.
people who don't bother to vote.
one twice.
Pancake
Supper
Cass City High School
Thursday, Dec. 15
Cass City State Bank
THEY'LL
NEVER
DREAM
YOU
PAID SO
DOLORES. A little charmer. Has
17 jewel movement. *2595
LITTLE!
WADSWORTH
WATCHES
PRODUCT OF
CODY. Masculine round waterproof*
case and luminous dial. ®1
ELGIN
19
FROM JUST
• PRODUCT OF EWIN
• S T Y L E D BY EWiN
BARBARA. A most entrancing style.
Has 17 jewel movement.
• ELGIN UNBREAKABLE DURAPOWER MAINSPRING
4l ftevidtd COM it wrvtcwJ |NK*«di«iy and »»alfeHtond offer opening for any reason.
Or Select Famous
HAMILTON OR BULOVA
See our shock proof and water proof watchesIdeal For Christmas
McConkey
JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP
Phone 278-W
Cass City
WANT HELP FINDING WHAT YOU WANT?
TRY THE WANT ADS TODAY!
^"K"i"M"K'*^:^*^^^
TRAIL
Continuous Sunday from 3:00 p. m.
I A ONE MAN AIR FORCE AND A ONE WOMAN MAN
CASS
Theater
Cass City
On Our Tremendous Cinemascope Screen
ilUNE
DEC. 9-10
FRL, SAT.
/"YOU KNOW WHAT
<ohrbir
JAMES WHITMORE
^sro ctoessr fl&o ths-sll
- with.
^
Pitch,
WARNERCOLOR
Bugs Bunny Cartoon "Rabbit Rampage
SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW
"QUENTON DURW0OD"
TUES., WED., THURS.
DEC. 13-14-15
A good horse laugh is good for you ... See this Hilarious
Picture
SUN., MON.
DEC. 11-12
Continuous Sunday from 3 p. m.
SIR WALTER SCOTTS
THE ADVENTURES Of
OUENTIN
OURWARD
starring
Robert TAYLOR
Kay
Robert
KENDALL-MORLEY
Color Cartoon "Kukunuts" and News
TUES., WED., THURS.
DEC. 13-14-15
RICHARD ERDNiAN
JIM BACKUS • MYRNA HANSEN and
Also three selected short subjects and Color Cartoon
•„„
Technicolor and Cinemascope
overlook this fact:
Gas mileage in the '56 Buicks takes a big step upward.
One reason, of course, is the new power plant itself.
Every new Buick cradles an advanced 322-cubic-inch
V8 engine with the highest horsepowers, Series for
Series, in all Buick history. Yet -every engine delivers
more efficiency, and more usable power to the rear
wheels—because each one has a new double "Y" manifolding, and a new high in compression ratio.
liut the major reason for the happy news in gas mileage
—and for the new step-up in safety and thrills— is Buick's
latest version of Variable Pitch Dynaflow.
So now, you merely nudge the pedal to part throttle and
get new breakaway getaway. And since you get this
quicker, safer response in your normal cruising-range
—where you don't use full power—you get plenty more
miles from every tankful of gas.
But when you do need sudden safety-surge for emergencies, you just floor the pedal to switch the pitch.
Instantly, you're at full-power acceleration—and it's the
most thrilling safety measure in the land.
How about coming in to try the most modern transmission yet?
The absolute smoothness of this new Dynaflow is worth
a visit in itself. So you can be sure you're in for a wealth
of wonderful surprises—for that's just the start of the
best Buick yet. Can you make it this week?
*New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow w the only D'linaiiow
Buick builds today. It is standard on Road-master, Super and
Century—optional at modest extra cost on the Special.
In this airplane-principled transmission, you always
had a gas-saving cruising range— and, at a switch of the
pitch, a full-power getaway range.
Now Buick engineers have brought to this cruising range
what they call "double regeneration." It simply means
a new way to make flowing oil add to its own velocity
to build up driving force.
Get 4-Season Comfort in your new Buick
with FRIGIDAIRE CONDITIONING
—now at a new low price
COMING SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18
Gary Cooper and Paulette Goddard
"UNCONQUERED"
ALL the big excitement of Buick's 1956 styling
WITH
and power and ride and handling— it's easy to
\%£>) ' *SEE JACKIE GLEASO'KI* *•
\^/
ON TV>
*•
,^ Every Saturday Evening % *
-WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUIIT BUICK Will BUIIO THEM
20 minute short "The King's Secret'*
Cartoon "Square Shootin Square' and News
D.
L.
i
STRIFFLER
PHONE 421
GASS Orr, MICHIGAN.
CASS CITY CHBONICLE—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1955.
w
PAGE JftVJL
Check This Page For
Just 14 Shopping
SHOP TODAY
Special Values - Outstanding Selections
You'll Find Them All On This Page
»••>•»*"•»•»*«••»*"•"<
GIFTS
for
the
HOME
A gift for the home goes on giving for many
years to come. Never have we had such a
complete selection. Come in and choose yours
today. All brands you know and trust.
GIVE HER A
LET BIGELOW'S
"BARBIZON" SLIP
Complete Your List
just
"Barbizon's" smooth acetate and rayon with nylon
lace trim. "Body Contour* dress sizes 10-20, 38-44,
9-15,
MEN'S NYLON
Ranges
Oil Burners
Clothes Dryers
Television
STRETCH SOX
by
Interwoven
Wide selection of novelty patterns. One size fits
10-12.
$1.00
Ideal For Christmas
Bigelow's is chuck full of famous brand Christmas
gifts. Check this list and make your purchase today.
FOR HIM
FOR HER
S K socket sets
S K open stock
Electric drill kits
Electric hand saws
Hand saws, squares
Hammers, planes
Tool boxes
Sunbeam clipmasters
Westclox watches
Sunbeam mixmasters
Sunbeam mixettes
G E steam irons
Electric irons
Toastmasters
Revere Ware
Ironing tables
Borg bath scales
Electric clocks
Sunbeam fry pans
BIGELOW HARDWARE
Cass City Oil and Gas Co.
Cass City
Stanley Asher, Mgr.
Phone 28
25 to 50 per cent off on toys.
Box of
32
Artistic assortment of the new
tall-size "Lankies" in
gaj
colors. With Envelopes.
I"«pp1 Economy box assortment .... 29c
Family box assortment
59«
GIFT WRAPPING PAPERS - LIGHTS - "
DECORATIONS AND RIBBONS
BEN FRANKLIN
Cass City
Cass City
Gamble's For Thrifty
$1.00
! No Gift Problem Here
WITH
t»
Come in and see the array of fine gifts we've got I
waiting for your selection. Here's just a few sug- f
gestions from the many items on display.
12-Piece Starter
You'll find the complete line of famous Mall power
tools at Brinker's. Come in and make your selection today.
1000 & I DRILL KIT
ORBIT SANDER
BELT SANDER
SIX, SEVEN AND 8%-IN. SAWS
Home Furnishing Gifts,
Tools and Toys
See Our Selection
Start Your Workshop Now
We Give Holden's Red Stamps
Hardware and
Furniture
Phone 566
Cass City
Brinker Lumber Co.
Cass City
Phone 175
Special In Time For Christmas
<g -| QO
J—^iJLli.JWJL TV M-A 1b<
}^%5l»
-**• ®
Beautiful pink. Four cups, 4 saucers and 4 plates.
Lotana Plastic
Dish Pan .
I98 !
12-qt. size. Your choice of yellow, red or white.
GAMBLES
Tex Tan
Belts
Values
to
$3.50
$1.49
$
^
1
Your choice of solid brass or bronze buckles.
!
!! A variety of styles and colors. All sizes in every
!! price range and style group.
Shoe Hospital
HULIEN'S
Cass City
Homie of Fine Shoes and Clothing
FREE
FREE
$65 TRAIN SET
FUR LINED
FELT
MANY OTHERS
^f
Free your name in gold
I MAC & SCOm DRUG STORE
Cass City
McConkey's — The Home of Pine Gifts
I
vj)
CANDY GIFT WRAPPINGS - TAGS - SEALS
CHRISTMAS CARDS IMPRINTED WITH
YOUR NAME - ORDER EARLY
Cass City
Genuine Leather
Group of values to $5
Schaef fer Pen and Penctt Sets
The perpetual motion clock—No winding ever.
Runs 'silently, accurately, powered alone by
temperature changes. Because the Atmos runs
with very little friction, no oil is ever needed.
With proper care, it is made to last a lifetime.
Come in and see it operating now at McConkey's.
McConkey Jewelry
AND GIFT SHOP
Phone 278-W
Cass City
When You Purchase
Matching Gas or Electric
DRYER AND AUTOMATIC
WASHER SET
Your Choice Kelvinator or Speed Queen.
D. A. KRUG
Offer Good 'Til Christmas
Phone 205W
Cass City
YOU'LL FIND HUNDREDS OF OTHER
A Wonderful Gift
JUNGERS OIL BURNING HEATEE&
PHILGAS RANGES
WOMEN'S FRIEND WASHERS
ELETRO-COPPER PLATED
We Have The Mirror You Want!
Round Mirrors
Rectangular Mirrors
Square Mirrors
SUGGESTIONS
Pyrex
or
Revere Ware
Dinnerware
SUNBEAM APPLIANCES,
All Sizes, Large and Small, In a Variety of Designs In All Price Ranges. See Them At
Cass City Furniture Store
Leading Cass City Stores
Boag and Churchill
Cass City
PAGE TON.
CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY,?DECEMBER 9,1955.
-CHRISTMAS
PILLSBURY
ALL PURPOSE
bag
Christmas time means baking time..... and what family
doesn't love delicious home-made treats. At IGA you'll find
ail the ingredients that spell taste enjoyment for everyone.
Come in today .. . Shop and Save the IGA Way!
17-oz.
can
World Wide Cut Green
POWDERED
SUGAR
Beans
Carnation Evap.
Vytl/JL JLfcC* Vi W J.S,
JU* T **J^r»
,^|Bfc
Milk 4
"Kitchon Tested"
Sweetheart
TOILET
SOAP
1-lb.
box
reg.
bars
FROZEN FOODS
Sweetheart
With purchase of one pound at reg. 13c price.
BATH
SOAP
2 '• 23c
Muller's Miuee Meat
SHORTENING
Sno-Kreem Vegetable
We have asked our IGA Table-Rite Meat Buyers to pick the choicest of Baby Spring Lambs . . .
only 3 out of ten will pass this inspection for quality. Every cut is priced for its true value by scientific cutting test made daily. This means that many of the budget cuts represent wonderful values,
Ahe choice cuts are never over priced.
FOR A
CHANGE
SERVE LAMB!
Buy Table-Rite mieats ... all the cuts of meat are properly trimmed and ready for the pan or
broiler—excess fat and bone are removed so you actually save money—because you get more edible
meat for your meat dollar! "THERE IS A DIFFERENCE!"
IGA TABLE-RITE U. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE
3-lb,
can
69
CHOPS
Snow Crop
PEAS
1 A
ftfw
j.v-vii.
. .
Snow Crop
PORK ROAST
Lemonade
lb.
Pork Loin End
Cut Up Free—Whole
Roast
Pork Loin
39c
lb.
39c
PUMPKIN
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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN.
PersonallNewslfrom Gagetown Area
News from Deford Area
who have been in service, were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Babish and
'4-H Club Meets—
reports were read and approved. Jand their son and wife, Mr. and signed by the members as &
given to the group by Mrs.children, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
The winter 4-H club of the It was suggested and voted on to Mrs. George Wilson, were Sun-pledge to promote a safe driving^
Mrs. Daniel O'Rourke, 77, died
Tousley, Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Thomas so that we may send Vandemark, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald suddenly of a heart attack at her Gagetown Public School elected purchase a TV set for the nuns' day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. campaign as a part of the year's
Christmas or birthday cards to Hicks, George Vandemark, and home in Gagetown, Saturday, officers for the year recently. home. The Christmas party will Arthur VanAllen in Flint. The work. A report was given by
The new officers are: president,be held Tuesday, Dec. 20, with an occasion was the birthdays of Mrs. Dennis Rocheleau on the reDec. 3.
them. These are for those who Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rock and
Donna Wildman; vice-president, exchange of gifts. Division No. Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mr. cent visit by the club members
Mrs.
O'Rourke,
the
former
are not remembered by relatives. sons, accompanied by Mrs. Walt- Mary Quinn, was born in Strat- Donnie Orban; treasurer, Jerry 5, co-captains, Mrs. LawrenceVan Allen.
to the Tuscola County Infirmary
secretary,
Marilyn Salgat and Mrs. Vincent Wald,
At the^close of the meeting, er Reynolds and daughter, Shir- ford, Ontario, Aug. 16, 1878, and Mayer;
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White at Caro. Mrs. Sherwood Rice, Jr.,,
ley, of Kingston, attended the
Morrell,
and
reporter,
William
served
refreshments.
Mrs. Blanche Kelley presented wedding of Eugene Vandemark came to Gagetown in 1888 when
and family of Fair Haven wei'e gave a paper on "Meeting the
Finkbeiner. The leaders are Mrs. A dessert bridge party was Sunday visitors at the home of Educational Need of the Future.'5'
the article, "The Black Madon- and Miss Nellie Barden at the she was ten years old.
held Friday afternoon at the John Weiler, Sr., and were sup- Plans were made for the Christna," from the Union Signal, and Methodist Church in Otisville
On June 27, 1900, she married Preston Karr and Mrs. Grover
a meditation from tEe same Saturday evening.
Mr. Daniel O'Rourke who died Laurie; handicraft, Elmore Hurd, home of Mrs. Alvin Freeman.per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- mas party to be held at the home
paper. After the Aaronic beneAug. 30, 1951. Mrs. O'Rourke Preston Karr and Roy Wildman; Three tables were at play. Miss liam King of Owendale.
of the club president, Mrs. Alvin
and Mrs. Kenneth was
diction, a gift exchange was en- Mr.
a member of St. Agatha knitting, Mrs. Preston Karr; elec- Rosalie Mall held high score and
Freeman,
Monday evening, Dec.
The
Woman's
Study
Club
met
tricity, Floyd Wiles; personal ac- Miss Cathryn Freeman drew the
joyed while all sang "Merry Weatherhead and children of Church and Altar Society.
Monday evening at the home of 19. Tea and dessert were served!
Vassar
were
/Sunday
dinner
counts,
Mrs.
Preston
Karr.
Ashouse prize.
Christmas to You" as gifts were
Surviving her are five daughMrs. Harry Hool. A scroll was by the hostess.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman ters. Sister Patricia Marie of sistant leaders in sewing are
opened.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin BartholoKritzman.
Mrs.
Frank
Orban,
Mrs.
Thomas
Tea and coffee were served by Mrs. Joe Babish, Jr., of Man- Adrian, Mrs. Paul A. Hunter Taylor, Mrs. Vincent Wald. Mrs. my and family of North Branch
the hostess while the many kinds ton was a visitor at the Louis (Eleanor) of Kinde, Mrs. Doug- Lynn Spencer and Mrs. Jamesspent the week end with his parlas Comment (Vernita) of Gageents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bartholoof cookies were sampled.
Babish home from Tuesday until town, Mary and Nellie at home; Milligan.
my.
Mrs. Ruth Kelley is the Thursday of last week.
Eight pupils are enrolled in
Mrs. J. L. Purdy celebrated her
scheduled* hostess Jan. 5 and the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelley en- two sons, Rev. Joseph O'Rourke, knitting, seven in
electricity,
of
Helena
and
James
O'Rourke
club anticipates having county joyed dinner on Sunday with Mr.!of Gagetown; one sister, Mrs.twenty-two in handicraft, three birthday Dec. 1 with the followpresident, Mrs. Lucile Leckenby and Mrs. Warren Kelley and Mary McKinnon of Winnipeg,in personal accounts and twenty- ing relatives and friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald G. Wilson and sons,
of Elkton, at this meeting.
For Dad - - - And Brother, Too
children.
Manitoba, *and 11 grandchildren. four in clothing making, a total George and Scottie, Mr. and
Retherford
reMrs. Carrie
_! A son, John, preceded her inenrollment of 54.
Mrs. Geoi-ge W. Purdy, Mr. and
turned to her home Wednesday death.
Mrs. Richard Burdon, Mr. and
after attending the funeral of i Funeral services were held
^ young adult class of the Mrs. Edward Kehoe, Mr. and
her uncle, Oliver Valentine, in .Tuesday morning, Dec. 6, at St. Methodist Church held their Mrs. Leslie Munro and daughters,
Flint on Monday.
monthly meeting at the home of Margie and Linda, and Miss
Agatha's | Church. A solemn
Mrs. Joe Babish, Sr., left by requiem high mass was offered Mrs. Thomas Taylor last Thurs- Edith Miller. Dinner was served
CUSHION CREPI SOU*
bus Friday for Orlando, Florida, by her son, Rev. Father Joseph day. The day was also the birth- for the group at Fritz's Inn. The
««4 »• Origiattno WING
SWtAT-PROOP INSOlli
where she expects to spend the O'Rourke, with Rev. Glenn Cron- day of their teacher, Mrs. Earl guests then went to the home of
KODAK
winter months with her husband. kite as deacon and Rev. Cornelius Hurd, and the occasion turned Mrs. Purdy where her daughter,
Mrs. Effie Warner, Harriet McEachin of Croswell as sub- out to be a surprise party to Mrs. Carolyn Wilson, showed
RED WING SHOE CO,
DUAFLEX
«wl Wins, Minis.
and Mrs. Duane Warner and son, deacon. Rev. Father Cronkitehonor her. She was presented pictures taken on her vacation
FLASH
Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs. .preached the sermon. Burial was with a gift.
trip to California. Mrs. Purdy
David Johnson of Royal Oak> in St. Agatha Cemetery.
Harry McGinn of Montrose received several gifts and will
OUTFIT
Sunday.
Among those who came to at- called on friends here Monday. soon leave to spend a few months
tend the funeral were 55 priests
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter, with her daughter, Mrs. Florence
SEE T H E M . . . TRY THEM ON A T . . .
EASY FOR SOME
and 20 nuns.
John and Paul visited her mother, Moore, in California.
The world is divided into two
Mrs. Charles Laughlin, in Bad
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilson
classes—'people who work and
Axe
Sunday and called on her and sons, George and Scotty, and
Features Kodak's popular
KINGSTON
those who work them.
uncle, Joseph Laughlin, who is their guest, George Moore, were
reflex-type camera and in*
ill in the infirmary.
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
dudes Fiasholder with guard
READY TO HELP
Trudy Montie of- Caro visited
Cass City
and Mrs. William McHenry Mrs. Grebauer of Eikton.
and batteries, eight flash bulbs,
A friend is a person who is Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Montie Sun- of Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Wilson
West
Branch
were
week-end
two roils of film, plus a 45-cent
never in your way—except when day.
guests of his sister and family,
picture-taking booklet.
you are on the way down.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Alma Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston.
spent Sunday with her parents, Mrs. William Stanton and Mrs.
GOOD TEACHER
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ruggles. Sherwood Rice, Jr., entertained
The worth of experience deMr. and Mrs. Leo Barrett spent 28 guests at a linen shower Satpends wholly upon the amount of j the week end with friends in De- urday afternoon at the Roy La} troit.
good it does for you.
F"ave home honoring Mrs. Benson
Mrs. Blenda Fulford of Roches- 3obart, a recent bride. Mrs.
ter spent several days the first Harlan Hobart, Mrs. May of Reof the week with friends here.
mus, mother of the bride, and
I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. Ben Hobart received the
jCassie at Caro hospital Nov. 30, guests. Mrs. ,Stanton poured.
a seven-pound son.
Mrs. Hobart received many nice
j Mrs. L. A. Heineman was a gifts. A holiday theme was carj Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. ied out with a centerpiece of
[E. J. Black in Caro.
lolly and lighted red tapers on
CAIRO'S BIGGEST LITTLE NITE SPOT
j Rev. and Mrs. W, Trayer vis|- the table and buffet.
jted Kev. and . Mrs. Kenneth
St. Agatha Altar Society met
AT
'Boileau in Lapeer Thursday.
for their regular monthly meetMr. and Mrs. Carmon Camp- ng Wednesday evening with 60
PRESENT FOR Y0UR LISTENING PLEASURE
bell of Flint visited in the Al- members present. Presiding was
bert Peter home last week.
;he president, Mrs. Norman Pine.
The Literary Club had their The secretary and treasurer's
annual Christmas party with
Mrs. Eldon Denhoff Tuesday eve- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—Notice
of Hearing—Appointment of Adminisning.
trator and Determination of Heirs.
The White Creek Floral Club Stat« of Michigan, The Probate Court
for
the Coaaty of Tasccla..
met with Mrs. George Hampshire
the Matter of the Estate of Erwin
for their Christmas ..meeting. W.InKercher,
Deceased.
At
a session of said Court, held on
Secret
pals
were
revealed
with
a
Presented By
November 25th. 1956.
50-cent gift.
Present, Honorable Almoii C. Pierce,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Schwaderer Judge of Probate.
:
Notice is Hereby Given. That the netiand family of St. Marys, Oh o, ion
of Charles R. Kercher tn-ayinsr that
spent their Thanksgiving vaca- he administration of said estate be
Kranted
to The Pinner State Bank or to
tion with Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
ome other suitable t>erson: and that the
Schwaderer.
icirs of said deceased be determined,
LITTLE
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stark and will be heard at the Probate Court on
29th. 1955. at ten a. m.
JOE DANN
I son of Detroit spent the week end December
It is Ordered, that notice thereof be
i with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. riven by publication of a copy hereof
or three weeks consecutively previous
C. L. Stark.
o said day of hearing:, in the Cass City
Chronicle,
and that the petitioner cause
First Game Starts at 7 p. m«
I The Home Extension Class met
copy of this notice to be served upon
' in the home economics room of ajach
known party in interest at his last
Kingston High School for a pot- mown address fey registered mail, reurn
demanded, at least fourteen
,luck supper and exchange of 14) receipt
days prior to such hearing, or by
gifts.
icrsonal service at least five (5) days
FOR ONLY
Mr. and Mrs. John Richter and irior to such hearing.
ALMON C. PIERCE,
girls spent Sunday with his parJudge of Probate,
A
true
copy:
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Richter,
Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate.
in Cass City.
12-2-3
Christmas Party—
Nine members of the Deford
Women's Christian Temperance
Union gathered at the home of
Mrs. Harriet Rayl Dec. 1.
The president, Mrs. Edna
Warner, presided. The invocation
was given by Mrs. Harriet Rayl,
and Mrs. Phyllis Churchill presented the scripture from Luke 2
and prayer for the devotions.
Mrs. Fern Thomas, the county
director of Armed Forces department, reported 20 sunshine and
bed bags ready to be sent to the
V. A. Hospital at Grand Rapids.
Twenty-seven dozen home-made
cookies were also brought to this
meeting to be sent to the V. A.
hospital in Saginaw. A veteran
of the Deford community, who is
ill, will also be remembered at
this season. Addresses of veterans, mothers and wives of veterans, as well as ladies hospitalized,
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CASS CITY CHRONICLE— PEIDAY, DECEMBER 9,1955.
PAGE TWELVE,
HOSPITAL SITE
Continued from page one.
Distribute State Aid
song Money to Schools
Holiness Group to Meet at Def ord
swered roll call by expressing a.
Christmas thought.
Following the meeting, Christmas cake, nuts and tea were
served by the reception committee.
, The next meeting, Jan. 10, will
j fce at the home of Mrs. Harold
Perry.
WSC MEETS
Continued from page one.
Nine Pay Taxes in
Novesta Township
A council meeting and
Gifford Chapter OES 369 will may keep other qualified physiand praise service will be held at
hold its Christmas party and
Mrs. Arlington Hoffman enter1 p. m., followed by an address A totoal of $177,385 has been regular meeting Dec. 20 with an cians from starting practice in
Announcment was made of the
from Rev. Ivan Carrol, mission- distributed to schools in Tuscola exchange of gifts. On Jan. 4, Cass City, they say.
first nine persons to pay taxes in tained the group with two vocal
County Hospital?
selections, "Star of the East" and
ary to India.
Novesta Township.
County in the third apportion- Gifford chapter and Echo chapter
The
building
has also been
They are: Jerome Root, Sr., "Good Christian Men Rejoice."
Miss Thum will conclude the ment of State Aid to schools, it of Cass City will hold a joint looked over by Irl Baguley, TusEach of the 26 members anmeeting as the speaker in the was announced this week by Fred school of instruction at Cass City. cola County Welfare Director, Harry Parker, Clare Root, Jaak
Dickinson, Charles
Spencer,
afternoon service starting at 2:30 Mathews, Tuscola County clerk.
for
use
as
a
county
infirmary.
Dewey Bremmer, Steve Chuno,
| Of this amount, C'ass City
p. m.
LIVESTOCK SHOW
Mr. Baguley said that he has Alex Seres and Nora Goodell.
j Schools received $26,830. Other
Continued Irpm page one.
no comment on the advisability of
The -want ads are newsy too. Elkland Township districts rebuilding. Any decisions received the following amounts: in the show. The pens were the
BAD AXE SCHOOL
garding
practicality will rest
number one, $250; number two,divided as follows: 27 pens of with the its
Continued from page one.
welfare
board,
he
said.
$130; number three, $200; num- Southdowns, 21 Shropshires, 10
ber four, $350, and number six, I Oxfords and 12 crossbreeds.
tax levy carried by a slender
COURT CASES
1
$230.
margin of 43 votes. The proposal
The Cass City Club placed well
Continued
from
page
one.
The
Deford
Community in the steer division of the show,
for the bond issue of $350,000
.School's share of the fund was although none of the exhibitors
carried by a 358-310 margin.
$3,960. Novesta district number were able to take championship arrears is paid.
School authorities say that the
Wednesday
Cases
five received $160.
debt is expected tojbe liquidated
honors.
Bert
E.
Foster
charged
Gagetown Public School rein 12 years, but the bonds were
Leslie Severance showed the
ceived $4,830. Other Elmwood fourth lightweight Shorthorn and garet M. Harvey with failure to issued for 20 years to insure a
Here's one really nice place to come Township districts received the David Mathews, the fifth light- comply with terms of a land con- lower interest rate.
when your feet feel like having a following amounts: number one, weight Angus. Eddie Profit won tract. The case was taken under The district has some $32,000
good fit. There's no pressure from $180; number two, $200; number 12th place for his medium weight i advisement.
in a sinking fund for the addiTheodore Robinson, now of tion. A two-mill sinking fund
our staff, and less pressure for tired and weary feet. In four, $160, and number six, $85. Angus, while Hugh Milligan's Genesee
County
was
charged
d
d with approvai of
Ellington Township school dis- lightweight .Shorthorn placed 16.
Foot-So-Port Shoes you get firm and friendly support
with nonsupport. The informationjthe
^five-mill
*,.,_^m levy.
IQWT
tricts'
shares
were:
number
one,
Lightweight Shorthorns ex- was read and Mr. Robinson rethat keeps feet straight and comfortable—for a long,
$460;
number
two,
$400;
number
hibited
by
Arthur
Randall
placed
long time.
three, $430, and number four, 17th and 23rd, while Gary Ran- , quested an attorney. The case
NEW OFFICERS
was continued.
$360.
Concluded
from page one.
dall's pen of three lightweight :
We carry sizes In stock to size 15.
Case Settled
Shorthorn steers was 18th.
A
$50,000
damage
suit
against
It's a mistake to think that the In group showing of steers,
County Sheriff Merritt Bayley, and tyler, Grant Hutchman who works all the time will Tuscola County placed ninth and Huron
R. McBride and Dr. H. T. Dona- inson.
win the race.
Foot-So-Port Shoe Store
Others are: sick committee,
Hugh Milligan's group of three hue of Cass City was dismissed
Boughton and
Chester
Shorthorn steers shown by a . this week by Judge Quinn.
Cass City, Michigan
Phone 167
single exhibitor was fourth.Attorneys for the defendants untz; finance, John West
fand^CharSsI^GoFrrPorti11^014 ^cGraS; ^ff1
Austin agreed to settle the case ™ttee> ?.?* ^acLac,WaM
•
'out of court
iEdw. Golding, Sr., and Masonic
> The suit was based on an.h°™[ <*Ti*teJ',.
autopsy allegedly performed OT ! eha^ Gilbert Albee
Stewart Goff, 23, who died in an ! Brown.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION.
automobile accident in Dec. 1953,
Final Account.
without the , permission of the State of Michigan.
I he Probate Court
Top ^r«*n cowhide billfold with embossed design
father.
for the County of Tuscola.
In the Matter of the Estate of Josem»two-tone colors; also smooth black and brown.
phine McCIorey, Deceased.
The monthly meeting of the
Huron-Tuscola Holiness Association is scheduled at the Deford
Methodist Church, Rev. E. W.
McDonald) secretary, announced
this week.
»
The meeting will open at , 11
a. m. when Miss Nellie Thum,
missionary to Honduras, will be
the
speaker. A co-operative
luncheon will be served at noon.
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Hnatiuk, Route 3, CaSS City, re- , residue of said estate assigned to the
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,1 oersons entitled thereto, and that he be
Cently was graduated irom the aiiowea &n extraordinary fee for extrasupply records course at the ordinary services performed as adminof the above named estate will
Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, istrator
be heard at the Probate Court on December 15th. 1955. at ten a. m.
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Grapefruit 5 bag
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;er
Phone 468
Specials in'effect Dec. 9 thru 15
The eight-week course included
administrative procedures, study
1
of the Army supply system, unit
supply, station supply, commissary operations, depot operations
and storage operations.
Private Hnatiuk, a graduate of
Cass City High School, entered
,the Army in July 1955 and completed basic training at Camp
Carson, Colo.
EUB ANNIVERSARY
Concluded from page one.
years.
Two selections by the Men's
Chorus of the church were heard
and Mrs. C. J. Striffler read letters from Roy Striffler, Russell
Striffler and Wilbur Silvernail,
three men who left the Cass City
church to serve other pastorates.
Mrs. Walter Anthes read a letter from Mrs. Laura Butzbach.
Mr. and Mrs. Butzbach were
charge of the church in 1920.
There are four ministers liv• ing who have served the church.
They are: Rev. Fred Pohly of
jCarroIlton, Rev. H. I. Voelker of
•Detroit, Rev. George Sm'tler of
(Ann Arbor and Rev. S. P. Kirn,
Sr., of Mt. Pleasant. Letters
were received from Rev. Pohly
and Rev. Kirn.
Mrs. A. J. Knapp recited the
alphabet in German to close the
program.
A thank offering w«s taken,
followed bv the benediction by
Rev. S. R. Wnrtz and e"roup sinerI'ncr of "Blest Be The Tie That
Binds."
I Cm^^g . . ^
RFB
At a 'session of said Court, held on
November 16th. 195B.
Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce,
fudge of Probate.
Notice is Hereby Given. That the
oetition of Albia J. Stevens, the adArmy Pvt. Milton Hnatiuk, ministrator
of said estate, oravinff that
son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Sam
his final account be allowed and the
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Cass. City
It is Ordered, That notice thereof be
?iven by publication of a copy hereof for
,hree weeks consecutively previous to
iaid day of hearing, in the Cass City
Chronicle, and that the petitioner cause
i copy of this notice to be served upon
each known party in interest at his. last
known address by registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen
(14) days prior to such hearing, or by
personal service at least five (6) days
prior to such hearing.
*
ALMON C. PIERCE,
Judge of Probate.
A true copy
,
Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate.
11-25-8
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Shoe Hospital
Cass City
His, Hers, or Theirs
g«Wt (Rfo-M County
Girl Scouts for
National Roundup
The .Selections Committee of
the Tuscola County Girl Scout
Council, Mrs. Don MacLachlan
of Cass City, Mrs. George Henry
Atkins of Vassar and Mrs. Linal
Montei of Fairgrove, have met
and announce the names of the
j Senior Girl Scouts chosen to go
I to the National Roundup June 29
j$° July 1Q at Hartland Recreation Area.
The selections are: Janice
Salisbury and Susan
Vassar: Mary Dickson, Akron;
Mary Oseauera, Unionville. and
Sue Dickerson, Alice PhipDs,
i Maryann Chamberlain and Janice
jGibbs. all of Caro. The alternates
(are: Brynn Procter and Janice
iDeCou, Vassar: Alice Garner,
jPat Watson, Ruth Thomas and
! Barbara Biebel, Caro, and Janet
[Baker, and Joan Schack, Vassar.
j Mrs. Alfred Dickson of Akron
and Miss Esther Lou Pitzstenhens of Caro are the adult
leaders who will accompany the
girls. Both patrols will take the
required training and will start
right after Christmas with their
first camp out.
Give an AUTOMATIC BLANKET
Whether for a twin bed or a big double bed, there's
an automatic blanket for anyone on your Christmas
gift list.
It's the gift that keeps on giving from the moment
it's plugged in. All night long, all winter long you
get luxurious warmth without muscle cramping
weight. Automatic blankets make wonderful gifts
for every member of the family.
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Now is the time to start that Christmas Club account for 1956.
Come in and see us about it.
THE PINNEY STATE BANK
Member
Federal Reserve System
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