CASS CITY CHRONICLE—FRIDAY, MARCH 22. 1946.
PAGE FOUR.
Cass City, Michigan.
i imwtmmimmimiimnnimimuimmmiumimHimiuiiiiiimtiiuiiiiiiiHi ]
X-Kay Pierces Steel
on the subject of a health unit.
Polly Kelley spent the week end ]' Wm. J. Wetters of Detroit was a James Whale Dies
Using X-ray units of 1,000,000
Each of the 28 persons were in fain Mayville at the home of her, Cass City visitor Saturday.
vor of the establishment of a unit, volts, a photograph may be taken
sister and family, the Douglas A. T. Barnes and son, Andy,
the main question being the source through an eight-inch-thick steelHunters.
were in Lansing Tuesday and
casting in 4% hours. When the voltMiiiuiuMmimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimimimmiimmiintiimiimimiiiiiiiiHimii*
James Whale, a resident of Cass of funds at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Bosley and Wednesday on business.
age is doubled it requires only 3^
Dr.
E.
C.
Swansori,
representing
Ottis Weihl is the new manager family of Saginaw were Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Donnelly and City and vicinity for many years, the Tuscola County Medical soci- minutes.
of the Associated Gas Co.'s sta- supper guests of Mr. . Bosley's daughters were guests at the Ed died at his home in Colorado
ety, informed the group that the
Negotiations Under Way tion here.
aunt, Mrs. Harve Streeter.
Donnelly home in Marietta Satur- Springs, Colorado,, on Friday af- medical society some four months
Liquefy Honey
ternoon,
Mar.
8.
Mrs.
Glen
Folkert
of
Bay
City
day.
Mrs. Lena Parrish was able to
For Release of Secrets
ago had passed a resoluiton enTo liquefy honey that has granuThe
following
article
is
taken
was a guest of friends here over go to her home on West street on
Mrs. Carl Ritter of Bad Axe
a Colorado Springs newspa- dorsing the establishment of such lated place the container in a bowl
By War Department.
the week end.
Tuesday after an absence of four came Monday to spend a few days from
of warm water—not warmer than
an organization.
per:
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Elsie Holmberg of Lansing weeks on account of illness.
The chairman announced he the hand can bear—until all crystals
"James
A.
Whale,
associated
NEW YORK. — Negotiations to jis a guest in the home of Mrs. C.
Mrs. Florence -Barkell of Lan- Geo. Bartle.
with the Dawn Donut Co., 815 W. would soon set up committees to are melted.
make information and materials W. Price for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Moreton Colorado Ave., died Friday after- function in each township to acsing
and
Mrs.
Geo.
DeLoche
of
Defrom atomic chemical warfare and
James Mulady of Detroit spent troit spent last week with ^ their of Detroit were week-end guests of noon, Mar. 8, at his home at 128 quaint the people with various asother war research available to
pects of a county health unit.
the
week end with Miss Flossie parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. •yf j Mrs. Angus MacPhail, sister of E. Las Animas St.
cancer research workers, so far as
Mrs.
Moreton.
Wednesday's Market
Ewing.
"He
was
born
in
Wellington
Co.,
military security permits, are un- Crane at the Lorn Brown home.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Briggs
and
Ont.,
and
resided
in
Colorado
der way with the secretary of war,
The Elkland Extension group
See page 5 for the want ads.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartel of
at Sandusky Yards
sons, of, St.• •.Johns
on,. Springs since 1925. He was a memDr. Cornelius P. Rhoads, director Saginaw visited at the home of will meet Friday, Mar 29, at 10 Ttwo
• ,, came
i
X7 -,
, i i • , T, i,
-.IT
TJ
Wednesday
to
visit
in
the
home
of
ber
of
Colorado
Springs
Lodge
No.
. of Memorial hospital, announced their daughter, Mrs. W. J. Don- o'clock
in the home of£ Mrs. Roy!MT>c, -p^-^X.^, ^n*n^4.n ™« _._ji iT/iOr
Market Mar. 20, 1946—
NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS
here.
Wagg. Members are requested to John A.. Sandham. * Mr. and Mrs. 76, F. & A. M.
nelly, Sunday.
BEFORE
COURT.
"Mr. Whale is survived by his
The United States spent two bilof Michigan, the Probate Court Good beef steers
The first floor of the residence bring all articles which they have Ina June Gaylord and her room- widow, Mrs. Jennie Whale; four forState
lion dollars on wartime research on
the County of Tuscola.
made
this
year.
and heifers
...15.00-16.50
In
the
matter of the
• the atomic bomb and the cancer so- of Mrs. Jennie Bentley on South
sons,
Charles
E.-and
Harry
Whale
mate, Shirley Andrews, students at
; ciety hopes the American people Seeger street has been rented to Mrs. Paul E. Mielke and daugh- Central Michigan college, were of Colorado Springs, Leslie in Estate of Ella Mae Hutchinson Mentally
Incompetent.
Fair to good
13.50-14.50
; will contribute three to five million Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of ter, Lillian, of Detroit spent the week-end guests of Ina June's par- France and Malcolm of Lansing; Notice is hereby
given that 2 months
week end with the former's mothdollars in 1946 for research for the Bad Axe.
two
brothers,
John
Whale
of
Cass
from
the
22nd
day
of
-March,
A.
D.
1946,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hull.
..11.00-13.00
been allowed for creditors to present Common
• war on cancer, which is called "the
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Day of Wild er, Mrs. Mary B. Skelly. They also The Cass City Extension group City and A. B. Whale of Detroit." have
their claims against said M. I. to said
visited
Mrs.
Skelly's
brother,
Alnation's No. 1 enemy."
Fowl Bay came Wednesday to
The two brothers left Detroit on court for examination and adjustment, Good beef cows ....11.50-13.00
No. 1 will have a work project
and that all creditors of said M. I. are
Ninety of the nation's leading sci- spend a few days in the home of bert C. Black, in Deford.
Sunday morning, Mar. 10, and ar- reauired
to present their claims to said
entists in fields related to the can- their daughter, Mrs Fowler HutchReader 0»Dell
Mr. and
9.00-11.00
rived in Colorado the next morn- court, at the probate office, in the village Fair to good
Tuesday,
Mar.
26,
o'clock.
'; cer problem have been recruited by inson. Mrs. Day is in poor health. family of Mikado, who> were called
of
Caro,
county, on or before the
ing to attend the funeral services 22nd day inof said
Potluck
luncheon
will
be
served
at
May, A. D. 1946_, and that
8.50 down
; the national research council to plan
which were held on Tuesday. They said claims will be heard by said court on Common kind
Mrs. G. A. Tindale suffered a fall here Friday evening by the death
for the cancer society a nation-wide last week, breaking an ankle and of Mrs. Jas. Tuckey, were guests noon.
the 25th day of May, A. D.
reached their homes in Michigan Saturday,
Stock bulls
25.00-80.00
1946, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Mrs. Roy Greenfield and two
co-ordinated program for support of was a patient in Pleasant Home during their stay here in the home
Dated March 18, A. D. 1946.
children, Phillip and Linda Lee, of on Monday night, Mar. 18.
research against cancer.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
O'Dell.
ALMON C. PIERCE, Judge of Probate. Good bologna
hopsital until Wednesday when
A true copy.
Committee Organized.
Mrs. Benj. Singleton, who has | Umonville were Saturday aftershe went to her home. Miss Flossie
ROSE NAGY, Probate Register.
3-22-3
bulls
11.50-13.00
noon
and
evening
visitors
at
the
Announcement also was made of Crane is caring for her.
been with her husband in Calitheir
aunt,
Mrs.
Fred
the organization of a committee,
Mrs. Courtney Clara was in fornia, arrived this week to visit
Patients in the hospital Wednes- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—FINAL Light butcher
known as the committee on growth, Pontiac from Friday until Sunday her mother, Mrs. Sarah. Meyers, in Maier.
ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT.
bulls
....10.00-12.00
day
forenoon were: Mrs. Gust
Mrs.
Andrew
Bigelow and
and 19 panels dealing with special to spend the week end with her the D. E. Turner home. Singleton
State of Michigan, the Probate Court
Thorn,
Mrs.
James
McNeil,
KenCounty of Tuscola.
aspects of cancer research. This husband^ Pfc. Courtney Glara, of \has reenlisted^ and-has been sent daughters, Jeanne and JoAnn, vis- neth Klinkman and Smith Hutchin- forAtthe
20.00-70.00
a session of said Court, held at the Feeder cattle
committee was so named to indi- Fort Sheridan, 111., in the home of overseas again.
ited in the A. Blake Gillies home in
Probate
Office
in
the
village
of
Caro,
in
son of Cass City; Mrs. Mary said County, on the 19th day of March, Deacons
1.00-12.0.0
cate the fundamental necessity not
Mrs. Herb Bartle spent a few Plymouth Monday and Tuesday.
D. 1946.
only of investigating cancer, but his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph days last week in Detroit, the Mrs. A. Blake Gillies is quite se- Krause of Detroit; Mrs. Max A.Present,
Hon.
Almon
C.
Pierce,
Judge
Klohn of Snover; Mrs. Ada Salgat, of Probate.
Good veal ...17.50-18.30
also the basic problem of the for- Clara.
riously ill.
Mrs. Chas. Newbery and baby guest of Mrs. Basil Coultson. The Ladies' Altar society of St. Alex Gedro and Maud Allard of In the matter of the
mation and development of living
15.50-17.00
of Sarah J. Galdwell, Deceased. Fair to good
tissue, which is essential to the went Saturday from the Morris While there, she met other friends, Pancratius church and their fami- Caro; Ted Dorics of Kingston; Estate
William J. Wetter_s, having filed in said Common kind
the
Quick
girls,
sisters
of
Mrs.
Ivan
Vader
and
Mrs.
Carlos
Vader
j
14.00 down
hospital
to
the
home
of
her
parunderstanding of cancer.
Court his final administration account, and
Coultson, and Mrs. Keith Car-, lies enjoyed a St. Patrick's party
his petition praying for the allowance
Dr. Rhoads, chairman of the com- ents, Mr and Mrs. B.' C. Patterson. ruthers and Miss Norma Went- in the club rooms of the church and baby of Caseville; Mrs. Fred' thereof
14.60
and for the assignment and dis- Hogs, choice
Dew of Ubly; Miss Josephine
mittee on growth, told the diners Saturday^ guests at the Patterson worth.
of the residue of said estate
Sunday evening. Games and a Hartman of Gagetown; Mrs. Wen- tribution
Roughs
13.00-13.85
home
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
It
is
ordered,
that
the
13th
day
of
that the work of the committee was
A. D. 1946, at ten o'clock in the
Mrs. Christena Schroeder of lunch were enjoyed. .
dell Andrich and baby girl of Clif- April,
resulting in the first really compre- Kent of Detroit.
forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Seader of Deis hereby appointed for examining and alSandusky Livestock
hensive action to provide a co-orMr. and Mrs. A. Muellerweiss of Woodstock, 111., spent Saturday at troit spent the week end with Mrs. ford.
lowing said account'"and hearing said pePatients discharged the past tition
dinated nation-wide research on, Sebewaing we're Sunday dinner the home of Mrs. Arthur Kelley.
;
Sales Company
the cancer problem. In addition, he guests in the H. F. Lenzner home. Other guests were her sister, Mrs. Seader's parents, Mr. and Mrs. week were: Mrs. G. A. Tindale, It is further ordered, that public notice
be given by publication of a copy
said, the committee and its panels Afternoon callers were Mr. and Jessie Soule, of Ubly and Mrs. Wil- Fred Emigh. Accompanyinng them Fred Wright, Mrs. Stella Cszerap- thereof
of this order, lor three successive weeks
are stimulating a new and enthusi- Ted Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. bur Morrison. Mrs. Kelley and here were the Misses Elaine Kir- ski, Baby Roger Root and Ernest previous to said day of hearin^ in the Sale every Wednesday at 2:00 p. m.
formerly ton and friend, Jean Robbins, also Seeley of Cass City; Baby Blasius, Cass City Chronicle, a newspaper printed W. H. Turnbull
astic realization among many lead- Wesley Truemner and daughter, Mrs. Morrison were
Worthy Tait
in said County.
of Detroit, who spent the week Byron Fox, James Lapp and Mrs. and^circulated
from Woodstock.
ers in the basic sciences as to the Julia, -also of Sebewaing.
ALMON C. PIERCE, Judge of Probate.
Auctioneers
end
in
the
Ben
Kirton
home.
A
true
copy.
possibilities of their work in relaMr. and,, Mrs. Henry Tate and Two residents on Third street The following students from Herman Western of Caro; Mrs. ROSE NAGY, Register of Probate. 3-22-3 ttnttmt»:»»»»»nmt»»»»»»mmr
tion to cancer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy were are confined to their beds. They are Cass City who are attending the Chas. Voss of Fairgrove; Mrs. Leo
Ashcroft of Decker; R. Grifka of
Df. Lewis H. Weed, chairman of in Marion, Ind., Sunday and Mon- John Tewksbury, who lives with
his daughter,
Cross, Michigan State college are spend- Snover; Mrs. Kenneth Butler of
the division of medical sciences of day, returning home late Monday i&is
daugnter, Mrs.
mrs. Andrew
Anarew v^russ,
; the national research council, hailed night. Raymond Tate, who was and Melvin Southworth, who has ing the spring vacation at their Gagetown; Mrs. Forest Lovett and
the work of the growth committee discharged from the army several been in poor health for the past homes here: The Misses Jeanne Mrs. E. V. Zimmer and baby of
_
_
_
!ji_
-.^4-"U - M _ i 4
-fi
A 4T-i*
as establishing a new pattern for weeks *-* ago, accompanied
them three months and confined to "his Bigelow, Kathryn Price, Mary Kay Unionville.
Brown, Florence Jackson, Shirley
Mrs. Pearl Creger of Cass City
effective attack of problems of
bed
for
the
past
three
weeks.
medical' research. Wartime re- home.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CASS CITY
expired.
The
Townsend
club
met
Monday!
Chester
Muntz
has
returned
to
search, he declared, had demonReagh and Gale Goodall, and from
evening
in
the
Frank
E.
Hall
home
i
his
former
position
as
clerk
in
the
Eight-O'clock p. m.
strated the great possibilities of coDeford, Dorothy Jackson.
CHAIRMAN TO DIRECT
ordinated action. In applying these for a business meeting, a short Post office and began his duties
At
the
quarterly
conference
of
lessons to peacetime research, he program and potluck supper. The Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Muntz and the Evangelical church Friday eve- CAMPAIGN FOR COUNTY
said there are these differences: Ladies' Auxiliary of the club .will. two little daughters will live in the ning, the following stewards were HEALTH UNIT
"Wartime research was chiefly con- meet Monday evening, Mar. 25,1 Hunt house north of town now oc- elected: Walter Anthes, Harold
THURSDAY NIGHT—Course, Character and Crisis
cerned with applying knowledge with Mrs. Casper Whalen for an | cupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Greenleaf, Lawrence Buherly, E.
Concluded from page 1.
Phail,
who
will
soon
move
to
Elmwhich had previously been discov- oyster supper.
of Gentile Power.
W. Kercher, Lester Battle, U. G. get, members of personnel, duties
ered, while problems like that of
Mr. and Mrs. Audley Horner wood Corners.
of
each,
and
services
of
a
County
Parker,
Mrs.
Andrew
Seeger,
Mrs.
cancer require the discovery of new took Mrs. Homer's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells spent C. J. Striffler and Mrs. Benjamin Public Health unit. Dr. J. R. AltFRIDAY NIGHT—Politics vs. Prophets.
knowledge."
and Mrs. Robert Warner, to Imlay the week end in Mayville where Schwegler. Chosen as a lay dele- land, director of the Berry County
they
visited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Dr. Frank E. Adair, president of City Monday evening from which
Health unit and representing the
SATURDAY NIGHT—U. N. 0. in World Government.
the American Cancer society, said place they left to spend two weeks Wells. Robt. Wells, brother of Har- gate to the state conference of the Michigan Department of Health,
church
in
May
was
Miss
Helen
that "in reconverting the scientific with their sons, Hilton, and fam- old, was until Friday Pfc. Robt.
All will be illustrated on large chart.
present to answer questions
effort of the nation from the prob- ily at Granite City, 111., and with Wells, having returned Mar. 8 to Hower. U. G. Parker is the alter- was
and
gave
many
details
and
sugthe States after serving 16 months nate.
lems of war to those of peace, one Harold, and family at Chicago.
SUNDAY NIGHT SPECIALLosers in the ticket-sale contest gestions in regards to a county
of the chief problems we face is that
in Europe. He entered the service
Mrs.
Alex
Henry,
who
had
spent
health
unit.
Labor vs. Capital as found recorded in Scriptures.
of cancer."
in May, 1944, and served overseas in connection with the Rotary lecDr. Altland informed the group
ture course were required to pay
Dr. Adair asserted that between a month with her daughter, Mrs. with the First Army.
Don
DuFord,
in
Pontiac
returned
that
at
present
there
are
69
counPearl Harbor and V-J Day cancer
Week-end guests who were en- a double luncheon price Tuesday
killed more than twice as many to her home here Saturday, accom- tertained at the home of the and were ?erved "K" rations. The ties having health unit services,
Americans as did the Germans and panied by her son, Delbert Henry, Misses Ann and Elizabeth Klein- program feature introduced by Tuscola being one of the 14 not
.uetroit. Delbert
.utuuejn/ AS
ayc.iiviin& the
vn^. .
of Detroit.
is spending
the Japanese. Unless something is OI
Townsend consisted of ques- having such a service. It was also
schmidt^...-Ji.
were „.£Mr.
and Mrs.
R.allHF. Leslie
done about it, he said, 17 million week here after which he will go !i -Kleinschmidt
rr, .
TP^VIair
MT>
tions
which
covered the lines of brought out that no county, once
of Berkley, Mr. and
.Americans now living would die of to East Lansing to take up college Mrs. Otto J. Boat and son, Floyd, merchandise carried by local busi- having established a unit, has
failed to continue appropriations
cancer, which is exceeded only by work.
of Oxford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ness houses. Luncheon guests inheart disease as a cause of death.
Leslie Steward, who is employed Bates and Mr. and Mrs. William cluded Herb Haist of Pigeon, for its maintenance.
Clarence Bougher of Caro was
Elmer H. Bobst, president of in Ford's River Rouge foundry, Bates of Walkerville, Ont., and Frank J. Rolka of Caro, and R. PeWilliam R. Warner & Co., chairman visited in the home of his parents, Mrs. H. W. Harris of Kingston.
ter DeBlois, Lewis Langenburg, E. elected chairman to head a committee which would work excluof the executive committee of the Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Steward, from
of Echo chapter, 0. E. B. Schwaderer, Harry F. Little and sively in the establishment of a
Cancer society, said that the busi- Friday night to Sunday afternoon. S.,Members
Clinton
Law
of
Cass
City.
voted a contribution to the Red
unit in Tuscola county. In acceptness men on its board, under the He was accompanied to Cass City
Cross
at the regular meeting last
ing the chairmanship, Mr. Boughleadership of Eric A. Johnston, stood and return by his sister, Mrs. Wm.
The calm orderliness of a service directed by us is evier stressed the amount,of work to
Part of an Airplane
ready to do all in their power to Harland, and Miss Beverly Mar- week. Plans were made for the
dence of our thoughtful planning- and accomplished
past
matrons
and
past
patrons
to
There are approximately 3,000 be done in informing the public and
support the cancer research pro- lowe, both of Detroit.
confer the degrees of the order on anti-friction ball and roller bearings the need of cooperation on the part
direction.
gram. Dr. Clarence C. Little, direcThe four children of Mr. and
tor of the Roscoe B. Jackson me- Mrs. Geo. Glaspie of Harbor Beach three candidates on April 10. Fol- of all types in the.modern commer- of everyone in the county.
Our personal service to the living receives the beneThe new chairman called on each
morial laboratory of Bar Harbor, spent Tuesday with their grand- lowing the lodge session, the re- cial coast-to-coast passenger and
person present to express himself
Maine, told of the Cancer society's mother, Mrs. Omar Glaspie, while freshment committee served coffee freight airplanes.
fits of our exacting training and a wide experience in
and donuts. Games were enjoyed
educational program.
meeting the needs of bereaved families.
the Geo. Glaspies were Saginaw in the dining room- following the
Nutritious Dessert
visitors. They returned to enjoy lunch.
Small pastry shells baked on inOur superior standards are rigidly matntainsd m
supper with Mr. and Mrs. Omar
Gen. MacArthur's Purge
The Rev. M. R. Vender was in verted muffin tins and filled with
Glaspie before returning to their Lansing
©very service irrespectav© ©I its cost.
on Monday at a coaching well seasoned applesauce make a
Forces Out Hirohito Aid home at Harbor Beach.
conference
for
church
officers
held
TOKYO. — General Mac Arthur's
dessert. Sprinkle with
H. H. Hoffman -and son, Ross, at the Olds Hotel. The conference nutritious
political purge directive forced the were
nutmee or choDoed nuts if desired.
in
Detroit
three
days
last
was sponsored by the Synod's Comresignation of Sotaro Ishiwata, imperial household minister who con- week on a business trip. They at- mittee on Christian Education of
Salt Aids Cooking
tended the Council on Candies of which Mr. Vender is a member as
COAT & HAT
trolled the emperor's purse.
Food specialists today recommend
the
National
Confectioners'
Assochairman of the committee in Flint starting all vegetables in salted waIshiwata, 56, formerly was finance
was
minister under ex-Premier Tojo and ciation and a banquet in Hotel Presbytery. The •• conference
*
i
,
^»
ter. Salt improves the flavor. And
Phone 224
was reported to have been active Webster Hall for the National Canwhen you add salt at the beginning,
dy
Wholesalers'
Association
of
Our Res- Low Price
in the Imperial Rule Assistance aselders and ministers from the sev- it helps green vegetables keep their
sociation. He was appointed house- which the H. H. Koffman Co. are eral Presbyteries of the Synod. Dr. color.
3 for 5c
members.
hold minister in 1944.
Luther Stein of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Keith McConkey, Mrs. Don Rev. John Forsyth of Detroit were
He was the first member of the
emperor's staff forced to resign by Lorentzen, Mrs. John West, Mrs. leaders of the- conference. During
•MaeArthur's January 4 order for A. R. Kettlewell, Mrs. D. A. Krug, ensuing weeks, local church offithe ouster of all ultranationalists and Mrs. Arthur Little were in cers' training institutes will be
from the government.
Formed from Vs in. wire, and
Fairgrove Tuesday to attend a scheduled by the respective Pres|
have clean cut screws with gimmeeting of the Tuscola County O. byteries in different sections there']
iet point.
E. S. club. Others from this vicin- of, led by those who have attended
Woman Finds That
ity who attended were Mrs. John
coaching conferences.
A Skunk Can Be Grateful Marshall, Jr., Mrs. John Doerr and theYou
wouldn't think so, but Mrs.
' NORTON, MASS. — Mrs. Howard Mrs. /Dudley Rawson. About 65
F. Woodward, president of the Ani- from various chapters in the coun- Wednesday of last week Just when
mal Rescue League of Taunton, is ty were present. The June meet- she decided that none of the f amargest and FL.est Stock Ever
convinced animals respond to hu- ing will be with Kedron chapter in ify were going to find it possMe to
man kindness. She spent 15 min- Caro.
in This Territory at Caro,
be home for the occasion Mr. and
MRS.'McGREGOR'S
utes taking a mason jar off the head
Mrs.
Roy
Colwell
of
Sagmaw
a*d
Mrs.
Michigan.
of a skunk—with no after effects.
91st birthday on Sunday, Mar. 17 •Hi*, latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
in the Wm. Joos home. Dinner George Spacer, of Deford, came
Heart Disease Is Main
dinner with them all
guests were Mr. and Mrs. L. E. bringing
g
g
Our Res- Low Price 10c
Death Cause of Doctors Hartman of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. cook ed, complete with chicken and
Local Representative
CHICAGO. — Heart disease con- Kurt Hanes of Dearborn, Mr. and i birthday cake, and spent the retinued to lead the causes of death Mrs. Walter Jezewski and two Talnde? of the day. Mrs. Colwell
Phone 99F14
among physicians during 1945, ac- children, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice had another pleasant surprise Friday
evening
when
upon
answering
Joos
and
son,
Richard.
Two
birthcording to a study published in the
Journal of the American Medical day cakes graced the table and the he? telephone to a call from Ann
Contains a wide assortment of
guest of honor received many nice Arbor, a chorus of 15 little girl
association.
small size nails that are particu• During the yea- death claimed j gifts and over 25 birthday cards. voices sang "Happy Birthday, Dear
larly adapted to household use.
approximately 4,015 physicians, as This date also marked the wedding Grandma." Mrs. Colwe 1's granddaughter,
Carolyn
Beslock,
who
anniversary
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
i compared to 3,415 in 1944. The war
'toll numbered 116 killed in action Joos. Other guests in the after- celebrates her birthday one day laiand 118 who died in service froto noon were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joos ter than her grandmother, was
and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kereher having a birthday party after
The Friendly Store
accidents and other causes.
school.
and 'Mrs. Chas. Kereher, Sr.
Seek War Data
In Cancer Study
I Local Neu?s
Prophetic Messages
w
PERSON**
ATTENDANCE
rt
Charles F
A. B. Cumings