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CORUNNA. MICHIGANTHURSDAY, OCTOBER, 22, 1949
VOLUME 38. NUMBER 40
Join Week-End Bridal Parade Owosso
Rotary Club Grid T r o p h y
Exhibited to Group Tuesday
Fred Tucker of the D. M. Christian Co. was the program chairman
Tuesday night for Rotary night and
-?iis guests for the evening were "BUI"
Capitan and Larry Ellsworth, Owoaso High School students who took an
active part in Wolverine State, boy*
conference held each summer at the
M.S.C campus. Bill was elected governor for the year and Larry acted
as BuTe private secretary. The
boys talked of their experiences there,
and But spoke of events which led
to kit nsnunatlon and election to that
office. Both Larry and Bill are honor
students and are active in many extra-curricular activities.
Earl Lancaster brought the Coran.
na-Durand football trophy to be
viewed before the game with Durand,
Friday. The trophy was purchased
by the Rotary Clubs of Durand and
Corunna, and is at present held by
Corunna.
Among the guests present were
Stanley Grill and Earl Child.
Airs View on
Tax Splitting Proposal
Brown - Collins
Nuptials Read Fri.
Plans discussed before the Board
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of Supervisors, whereby part ->f the M r . a n d M p , G e o r y e A c k e r s o n
weight tax money now. going to cities t
end villages, rs.ight be diverted andj Ofrserv* 5 0 t h A n n i v e r s a r y
H i s * Margaret Collins
used for road construction in the! Mr. and Mrs, Georfe Ackerson last
W e d s . Mr. W m . E . B r o w n
county, have brought forth some ac- mid-week — Wednesday - - reachedThe marriage of Miss Margaret tive opposition,
] the 50th milestone of their wedded
Xnzabeth Collins to Wm. Edsel
Opposition to the plan proposed be- j life. They observed the day with
Brown was quietly solemnized on
and close
Friday morning at ten o'clock in the fore the Board was early voiced by j members of their family
rectory of St. Paul's Catholic church, the city of Owosso, whose represent*, j friends in the lovely home east of
Rev. Fr, Herman Fedewa officiating. tives are appearing before the board j Corunna where they have spent all
today (Thursday to voice the pro- j t h e ^ ^ ^ h a p p y y e a r s o f t h e i r
The bride, always beautiful, wore a test. The representatives to appear „ _ r r i f l d Uftt
smart fan costume of navy blue with are Commissioner Wra. Stickel, City, m r n e a l i r e gray accessories for her marriage, Atty. Milton Schancupp and City
The anniversary dinner which was
served
was planned in a gold and
5£ X^^SS^^TSJ^
<*rk < * " « • Van Epps.
two cybodium orchids. She had cnos. ..
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Athree n f t l u
« i M V r mntrm of honor Mra. Jack
majority vote of the, white color scheme — in the center
S a £ o r t n of Ftot, wttTof a cousin. * * " * «• «*»*<«* to put the new plan | piece of flower* lighted taper, and
topped by
golden'
and
Jack Walworth.
Mrs.silk
Walworth
was • «The
« • • countys share of the gas tax || cake
the beautiful
three
tieredbride
weddmg
charming
in printed
w*th green
money
—
a
big
source
of
income
—
I
groom
figurines.
The
cake
was
the
accessories and a purple throated or*
'
handiwork
of
Mrs.
Max
Murdock
of
for
the
second
half
of
the
1949
payejad. Robert Brown, brother of the
Ypsilantt
ments
is
»20,772.
"
This
a
part
of
the
groom, was his best n a n .
Present from out of this area for
A weddmg breeSfast of lovely ap- $2,000,000 distributed in the state.
the
event were Mr. and Mrs. Glen
nubrtetents followed the ceremony
Murdock,
Richard and Sandra, and
and was hostessed by constats of the Corunna. W o m e n ' s C l u b
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max Murdock, Janet
bride, Mrs. R. D. Harmon and Mrs.
H
e
a
r
s
C
o
u
n
t
y
School
S
u
p
t
and
Michael,
all
of Ypsilanti and Jack
Befeert Graham, in the home of Mrs.
Mrs, W n . K o e h n e r is
Harvey
of
Ann
Arbor. Also present
The
appearance
before
the
Wo.
Harmon on Water S t , Owosso.
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don Ackerson and
man's
Club
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Smith,
Recovering in Hospital
It was attended by 24 members of
children,
Jack
and
Joyce
of Caledonia,
County
Superintendent
of
Schools,
Mrs. Win. Kuehner wfeo was injurthe immediate females.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rolard
Luft
of New HaMrs.
Myrtle
Woodward,
deputy
suped last week by a self-inflicted gun
The bride? table was laSd with s
ven
and
Janet
Kerby.
erintendent,
and
Mrs.
Wynne
Vender,
shot, is recovering and will be able
roaderia cloth, and its adornments,
to leave the hospital some time this
Mr. and Mrs. Ackerson receive
and those of the smaller table, which karr, county helping teacher, in a
_ remembrances of the day, gifts.
week. Her action was caused by a
many
bore the three tiered wedding cake, round table talk of county school _
highly nervous state, verging on hys« . - . Murdock
~—
were all in white and trailing green. problems marked an outstanding j ^weTa'an^CSTUS*. Mrs.
evening
of
interest
for
all
present
*
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teria.
p
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orCrystal urns of white sweet peas,
bebe mums and snapdragons graced, the meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Card-; p n i d 8 #
.
either end of the Ions; table, and cen- ner was hostess for the evening in
Corunna VFW Aux.
her
Norton
St.
home.
The
subjects
j
_
tered the smaller table. The wedding
cake bete white roses and gieen discussed, which elicited animated C e r u n n a C o u p l e t o M a r k
Holds Reg. Meeting
leaves, and according to tradition, the discussion, were teacher shortage and S i l v e r W e d d i n e ; A n n i v e r s a r y
first piece was cut by the bride and Its causes, and remedies for it, by
JOIN BBIDAL PABAOK - n t k e t t f
Mr. snd Mrs. Abei Tissot wUl celeMrs. Woodward: Federal Aid to EdH a m a n d Fish Sapper
tries* ( t w w i y sBse Betty ftntter sf Owosso);
brate
their P«»v*»r *?feW4ing Annfverx..
left
ucation
by
Mrs.
Vaaderkarr:
consoli
the bride and groom were
Planned for Armistice D a y
photoftMrs. MDesnrt KeeaSg^fersserty Mne Hazy Josn
sry on October 23. They wflTh&d
ha*n
end
raised hi Corunna where nation and building construction were Open House from 3 * 0 till 6:0* P. M.
Members of Corunna V.F.W. Auxi); and at the rhjtat ss Mrs.
S n y have hosts of friends. They at- Mrs. Smith's subjects. Mrs. SmRh
iliary met for their
sf
fjeaiaa the Corunna srhoola graduat also acted as moderator.
Tuesday night,
A business meeting preceded the M r s , W i n n i e M i l l e r Injurwd
Its; ia the same class,
Margaret
Mrs. Joe Diguerd
esJnt.se to the TJ. of M. where she program, in charge of the president. l a A u t o C r e s n W e d n e s d a y
in the chair, and dmissj
Belaeed several wears ago, later Mra Clark Boss, during which the
it was decided to send a
We were sorrv tn leftrn Wednesday
etteeathig
from the Katharine Oibbs county federation meeting s t Ban. afternoon of the arvMf'nt in which
per member to the "Health
• * • * BBBBBJ wBBBBB*\ a*
Wmm of BSMiniii in Chicago. Of croft on Thursday Oct. 27, was an- Mrs. Winnie Miller v * s injured. She
piness" project the Nattseal
mm
ssss has held a position m the nounced.
It was voted to assist i s the
was driving1 on the Psrmenter road,
D
i
e
lOtcasn offices, Owosso. Mr.
The evening's pleasure waa con. when her tires struck loose gravel.
Boosters f W VtoUvaL state]
fej a territorial representative
cleded with the serving of raffish The car slid, out of control into a
Nov. 5, Mis, Asia Kinney t e e s t e*
Corpor- meets in the dining room if the 'tttfih andfrhft a iaree stone. Mrs.
ssnuoasi 1g»
home, with Mrs. Boss sad Mra Smith Miller was throws from the car. She i>
Troop No, 37 wiB be nftetswsi ajfra*
n frttnd of "the jfoeior
Jattuag- the esXamn's bridal
nsmvttajr with the tea aed
Late
in
the
day
Friday
the
young
this year. Mrs, Bert Burley w i l act of this ares during the past weekend. of. Cleveland, Ohio, wtta Fred Kattwee isjsnif to'-lfemorlaj BospitaL
pair
left
for
a
honeymoon
tour
of
where I t , wes net- known, late that
as chairman Vtth the assistance of were three of our'lovelJest girls, and erheinrich of New KnoxvUle, Ohio.
The beautiful and spacious home* afternoon the extent of her injuries.
Mr*. Abel Tlesot.
| 0 / course. thMr accompanying young singing "Ave Maris" "Poadus AasjeL! Northern Michigan, and will be st
There will be a "Ham and Fish" j men. Miss Margaret Elisabeth, only icua" and "On this Day O »eauttfu1 j home to their friends in the Christ. was made lovely by the use of flow- She suffered a possible leg fracture,
Supper on Armistice night, Nov. 11. f daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Mother" during the nuptial service, f *** Apartments, Owosso, on their re- era in glowing fall colors from the however and was bruised and shaken
hostess' garden.
by the impact.
Following the impressive nuptial turn.
served at the Post rooms from 5:001 Joseph Collins, sad W m Edsel Brown.
P. M. on. A pair of pillow-slips will j youngest son of the late Geo. Brown ceremony a wedding breakfast was
be drawn that night. Mrs. Buriey ^ d Mrs. Brown were wed on Friday. served to 45 relatives and dose
is chairman of that committee
Oct. 14. On Saturday, Miss Mary friends at the City Club where all
There were three candidates in- Jean, daughter of the late Jacob and white flcwerr were usedfatdecoration
iated into the Auxiliary, and three Mrs. Ovwald, and Michael J. Koenig, combined with huckleberry green. A
birthdays were observed. Those of son of Mrs. Michael Koenig, Sr., were reception followed at the club during
Mrs. Ray Masur, Mrs. Roy Meyers united in marriage, and on Sunday the hours from one to three o'clck.
ried a basket of white bebe mums of rose taupe faille with matching
and Mrs. Ira T v , e r. The delicious Miss Elisabeth Emily Butler, daugh- Here the floral arrangements upon
and
greenery.
accessories. Mrs. Carland, mother
birthday-cake was made by Mrs. ter of Mrs. Lillian But>er of Owosso, the bride's table were in beautiful M i s s B e t t y B u t l e r
• The groom was attended by his of the groom, wore a two toned cosFred Leader. That honor will go to became the bride of James Cavan- Dresden effect. The central adorn- M a r r i e s Mr. J i m C a r l a n d
| brother Michael, while a younger tume of brown with matching accesMrs. Burley for the next meeting augh Carland, son of Mr. and Mrs. ment was the tiered wedding cake,
The
ceremony
which
united
in
mar,
brother Joseph, and Lester James sories. Their corsages were identical
which w*ll be held in two weeks
Chas. Carland of Corunnk.
with gardenias, bebe nram* and buck rfage James Cavanaugh Carland and ,Deitz, cousin of the bride seated the and were of bebe and daisy mums.
leberry used in decoration of both Elisabeth Emi'.y Butler was one of large company of guests.
combined artisticly.
R e d CroMS H a s N e w
a** mj
i
*%. . j u , ,
A pre-nuptial recital was played
the
cake
and
table.
According
to
|
unusual
beauty
and
impressive
rites.
For the rehearsal dinner on Frie- •
j v •**.
^ .
i Miss Mary J e a n O s w a l d W e d
the accepted mode * the bride and j The bride, a lovely blonde, and her upon the organ by Mrs. Edward G. day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. CarSewing and Knitting Quotas
t _
M _^ . „. ,
Mrs. Kenneth Crawford of Owosso I ™ * ceremony of high nupUal mass groom cut the first piece of cake and | entourage of equally lovely young Kay who also accompanied Mrs. land were hosts at the Farmer's
production chairman of Shiawassee ™*f
* * • M * ? Jean Oswald and the service was completed by Miss j women, mad* a picture not soon to Harry Harder of Durand, who sang Kitchen.
Michael
Koenig in marriage on Sat- Rosemary Bryan of Wayne, and Miss j be forgotten. Christ Episcopal Church "Because" and The Lords Prayer."
County Red Cross announces the new
'<•
urday
morning at 10 o'clock in St.Ellen Kerwin of Dearborn. Miss ; also had been made a most charming Rev. Wm. Dean Davis conducted
quota of sewed and knitted articles
:
Paul's
Catholic
Church, Rev. Father Shirley Richardson of Caro, and Miss j setting for the event — the altar, the impressive double ring service, M r . a n d M r s , F r e d R i t t e r
which has been accepted by the chapter. Persons or organizations who Geo. Smith, officiating. The altar Joan Coutts and Joan Cameron as- j with white flowers and greenery in with the bride's brother, George But- O b s e r v e 'Quiet* A n n i v e r s a r y
| the gold altar vases, palms and lipht- ler, escorting his sister to the altar
wish to do any of this kind of work of the church was decorated in white sisted at the punch bowL
During the past week end as they
giant,
and
bebe
mums
and
huckle__
_
,
.
.
.
.
,
„.
^....,!
ed candelabra in the chancel, and and giving her in marriage.
are requested to call the Red Cros?
"quietly"
celebrated their wedding
Mrs
Oswald,
for
her
daughters
i berry gr*.'en, with white tapers in
A very beautifully planned recep- anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritflowers caught by white satin bows
headquarters, telephone 845.
wedding
and
following
festivities.
marking the pews of relatives. Many tion followed the wedding ceremonj'
Sewed articles include 50 cushions the golden altar sticks.
wore a dinner gown of teal blue, with orchids flown by plane from friends and was held in the parish house. ter Sr. were overnight hosts to sevA recital of nuptial music was., accessories of American Beauty, her
and cushion covers for the Veteran?
eral out-of-town members of the
of the bride in Hawaii, added their Here many orchids were used in the
Administration Hospital at St. Cloud, played upon the organ by Mrs, David [ f^l^K€T& miniature Cavilier roses, bebe beauty to the varied wedding appoint- , floral arrangement, surrounding the Koenig - Oswald wedding party, as
Minn., and 200 kit bags for the VA Stotenbur while the 200 wedding mums and ivy in harmony. Mrs.
w.ll as their son Fred Jr., of Kaltiny church made of small white flow, kaska who came down for the pheas,
guests were seated by Wm. Kerwin Koenig wore a dinner gown of royal ments
hospital at Dearborn.
Knitted articles include eight V- Jr., of Green Bay, Wisconsin, and blu^ with gold accessories, and flowThe bride's gown was of heavy ers, and the miniature bride and ant hunting. Mrs. Fred Ritter Jr.
white satin, made with fitted bodice * ? ? « which were the center piece and children who have been spending
necked, sleeved sweaters for Ft. Eugene Kerwin of Dearborn, cousins ers in harmony.
Sheridan, 111., and 10 women's should- of the bride.
with chantilly lace yoke, a soft Ber- of the satm and puffed tulle covered a few days in the home of her parents
At a late afternoon heur the brid- tha, and long sleeves with points over bride's table.
erettes for women patients at Percy
The bride was given in marriage by
in Fenton, returned to their Kalkaska
After the first cutting of the hand, home with him. Seven gentlemen
Jones General Hospital, Battle Creek her uncle, Frank Kerwin of Green | al pair 1< ft for a southern honey- the hands. The bodice was joined in
wedding were Mr. Ritter's over-night and
Bay Wis., upon whose arm she came j ™<*m at Daytona Beach, Florida, points to the full skirt, which fell somely decorated, tiered
cake
by
the
I:
Ve
and'groom,
friends breakfast guests.
down the white crapeted aisle, and I They will reside in the upper apart, over hoops, was caught up in front
Mrs. R a y m o n d C o o l e y is
m n
o f th
of
the
bride
completed
the
service.
approached the altar. Her gown of! « *
<? Oswald home, which has to show a lace petticoat, and swept
Hostess to Extension Club
Following the reception and the
heavy ivory satin, styled in princess j b p e n m a d c r e a d v ioT t h * m Mrs, Raymond Cooley was hostess lines, carried a deep yoke of illusion j The bride's smart going away cos- into a three yard long train which accompanying festivities the bride; New Lothrop Eastern
Tuesday to 16 members of Oak Grove with high neckline, the sleeves long,! tume was a red, black and white was edged with lace. Her finger tip and groom left for a honeymoon trip
Extension Club in her farm home. and the full skirt falling into a long checked suit with black velvet trim veil of illusion was edged with lace in northern Michigan and Canada, the Stars Elect Officers
and fell from a smoothly, fitting cap
Two guosts were present.
circular train. Her veil of double a n ( i black accessories, She wor*; an of satin. Her prayer book, with bride wearing a becoming costume of \
cherry red gaberdine with black ac.
Aftt-r a delicious pot-luck dinner illusion swept the length of the train i orchid corsage upon her shoulder,
Mrs. F o r d M c M i c h a e l
cover of white satin, carried a white cessories, an d a white orchid pinned i
served at 1:00 P. M. election of of- and was secured to her head with
Mary Jean was born and reared orchid, with streamers of white rib- to her shoulder. They will return te- j Is W o r t h y M a t r o n
ficers was held; the following being a Spanish tiara of lace. She carried
bon falling to the hem line of her make their home on the Carland farm
chosen: General Chairman, Mrs. a white satin covered missal, which here, attended and graduated from oWI
Mrs. Ford McMichael was elected
east of Corunna, which is operated worthy matron of the NVw Lothrop
Stanley Bedford, vice-chairman, Mrs bore upon ts cover an arrangement; the locai high school, later entered; & *The bride had chosen as her matron by the Carland brothers, Michael and Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, at
John Strauch, and recreational lead- of whitf hybrid orchids and valley; the U. of M. and after a year there,
the anmial election of officers held
er, Mrs. Alberta Hills. Project Lead- lillies, from which cascades of rib- studied and graduated at Cleary Col- of honor, Mrs. Michael Carland of James.
Corunna. who was lovely in a gown
The bride i.s a graduate of the Friday night at the Masonic Temple.
er for the year will be Mrs. George bon, caught with dainty green an<' lege, Ypsilanti.
Maurer.
Worthy patron is? Ford McMichael,
Mr, Koenig came to
Redmond. of antique gold satin, with fitted bo-1 Owosso High School and has recentvalley lilies, fell to the hem line of
Various projects for the year's her gown. She made a most beauti- Owosso as sales analyst and assistan* dice made with a Peter Pan collar, \y been employed in a secretarial po- associate matron. Mrs. George Crowe,
work were discussed and plans will ful picture indeed in her bridal finery. general manager of Induction Motor and .a ,smal! .jacket
. . ,which
. „ came
. , ,.to|~;tion. The groom attended the C<^ associate patron, Harvey Dustman;
i
n
t
r
soon be completed. The next meetSales. He is a graduate of the Ohio J ^
/ T the bustle effect of the runna schools and Michigan State conductress. Mrs, George Dillon; asMiss
Jean
Dowling,
maid
of
honor
College. Both have hosts of friends sociate conductress, Mrs. Harvey
o
f
ing will be with Mrs. Hills, on Nov
Institute of Technology, and s e r v e d ! * " *
, t h e 9]\\T\
She earned a
to
the
brde,
wore
a
becoming
costume
Dustman; secretary, Mrs. Earl Whit*
9, and a "Silent Auction" will be held. ot m o s s
three years in the radar service o f ! 0ned
" ? ™a cluster
*ftm m uof
?> orchids.
to_which_WM pin- among young and old.
Her head j T n e n e W j ^ r s Carland is also a and treasurer, Mrs. Rtiell Walworth.
Hard Time's" '
K***11 a&tin' ^ 1 ° gauntlets his country.
This will also be a
and open crowned bonnet, shaped hat
dress was an open crowned brown j m e m b e r o f Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
The appointive officers will be
party.
Out of town guests at the wedding j satin hat, trimmed with bands of and St. Anna's Guild of Christ named at a later date.
of '.he satin, which was fashioned
with clusters of natural flowers and came from Cleveland, New KnoxvUle antique gold satin.
Church. Guests were present for
The past matrons and past patrons
N e w L o t h r o p O . £ . S.
love knots at either side. She car- and Toledo, Ohio; Detroit, Dearborn,
the wedding from S t Louis. Mo., Ind- were honor guests at a 6:30 dinner
The
bridesmaids
were
Miss
Dorothy
Caro, Flint, Nieman and Mrs. Donald Shenk, both ianapolis. Cleveland, South Bend,
T o H o l d I n s t a l l a t i o n Nov. 5
ried a cascade arrangement of Saginaw, Lansing,
Installation ceremonies will be held coco zebra orchids, Shower ribbons Wayne rAnd St. Louis, Mich.; Green wearing sea foam green satin gowns, Frankfort, Detroit, Oxford, Sparta. and program preceding the regular
business meeting. Mrs. Russell Bur.
by the New Lothrop Chapter of Or which fell from her flowers to the Bay, W is.; and Windsor, Ont.
and carrying muffs to match to Flint, Eagle, Lansing. Grand Rapids, pee, worthy matron gave the welder of the Eastern Star on Novem- hemline of her gown were caught
A rehearsal dinner for the Koenig- which were pinned clusters ot Vanda i Cadillac, PontiAc, Charlotte, Port come and Mrs. Ear! Beamish the reber 5. We will carry the full atory! with dainty ivy and deep gold bebe Oswald wedding was given on Friday orchids. Their open crown hats were I Huron, Brighton *nd Hemlock.
jsponse for the past officers.
of the affair in our issue of Oct. 27, j mums.
night by Mrs. Raymond Fletcher, ot eggshell satin.
Little
Jane; For her daughter's wedding and
^ wof_
Installation of the new corns of
at which time we will have r, list of j «LitUe Miss Patty Kerwin of Green Mrs. Robert Kelly and Mra James Shenk, as flower girl, wore a floor her duties as hostess for the wedding! ffcers
will be held Saturday eve^ung"
ail the officers,
Bay was junior bridesmaid. Her gown Kerwin, aunts of the bride.
length gown in white satin, and car- reception, Mrs. Butler chowc a gown' Nov. 5 at 8 p m
"j^llltenifrOewaldl Vows on Sat,
Carland-Butler United Sunday
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CORUNNA. M1CHIGANTHURSDAY, OCTOBER, 22, 1949
VOLUME 3S, NUMBER 40
IJoin Week-End Bridal ParadeOvvosso
Rotary Club Grid Trophy
Exhibited to Group Tuesday
Fred Tucker ef the D. M. Christian Co. was the program chairman
Tuesday night for Rotary night and
Ttis guest* for the evening were "BUT
Capitan and Larry Ellsworth, Owosso High School students who took an
active part in Wolverine State, boys
conference held each summer at the
It.SC. campus. Bill was elected governor for the year and Larry acted
as Bill's private secretary. The
boys talked of their experiences there,
and Bffl spoke of events which led
to Ms nStttfnntion and election to that
office. Both Larry and BUI are honor
students end are active in many extra-curricular activities.
Karl Lancaster brought the Corunna-Duraad Football trophy to be
viewed before the game with Durand,
Friday. The trophy was purchased
by the Rotary Clubs of Durand and
Corunna, and is at present held by
Corunna.
Among: the guests present were
Stanley Grill and Earl Child.
Airs View on
Tax Splitting Proposal
Brown - Collins
Nuptials Read Fri.
Flans discussed before the Board
of Supervisors, whereby part of the Mr. e n d M r s . G e o r g e A c k e r s o n
weight tax money now going to cities
and villages, might be diverted an<?. O b s e r v e 5 0 t h A n n i v e r s a r y
Mias M a r g a r e t C o l l i n s
Mr. and Mrs Ocorp-e Ackerson last
used for road construction in the
W e d s . Mr. W B L L Brown
county, have brought forth some ac- mid-week — Wednesday — reached
the 50th milestone of their wedded
The marriage of Miss Margaret tive opposition.
BUsaheth Collins to Wm. Edsel
Opposition to the plan proposed be-i life " T h e v S e r v e d the day with
Brown was quietly solemnized on
Friday morning at ten o'clock in the fore the Board was early voiced by j members of their family and close
^
the city of Owosso, whose representa- j friends in the lovely home east of
w . Paul's Catholic church,
rectory of St.
Rev~Fr^ HernCan~F*dev^"ofEclating I ^ve* are appearing before the boarc1! Corunna where they have spent all
J today < Thursday to voice the pro-! t h e M s f u l a n d h a p p y y e a r s o f t h e i r
The bride, always beautiful, wore a ^
^ representatives to appear
•mart fall costume of navy blue with are Commissioner Wm. Stickel, City] married life.
gray accessories for her marriage, Atty. Milton Schancupp and City; The anniversary dinner which was
and upon her shoulder were pinned
| served was planned in
m a gold and
two cybodium orchids. 3he had chos- Clerk George Van Epps.
A
three
fifths
majority
vote
of
the
I
white
color
scheme
—
in the centeren as her matron of honor, Mrs, Jack
Walworth of Flint, wife of a cousin. board is required to put the new plan j piece of flowers, lighted tapers and
the beautiful three tiered wedding
Jack Walworth, Mrs. Walworth was across.
The conntys share of the gas tax cske
topped by golden bride and
charming in printed silk with green
accessories and a purple throated or- money _ a big source of income — groom figurines. The cake was the
chid. Robert Brown, brother of the for the second half of the 1949 pay- j handiwork of Mrs. Max Murdoek of
ments is »20,772. This a part of the Ypsilanti
groom* was his best man.
Fresent from out of this area for
A weddings breaJtfast of lovely ap- «2.000,000 distributed in the state
\he
event were Mr. and Mrs. Glen
foBowed the ceremony
Murdoek,
Richard and Sandra, and
hostessed by constant of the C o r u n n a W o m e n ' s C l u b
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max Murdoek* Janet
R. D. Harmon and Mrs.
H
e
a
r
s
C
o
u
n
t
y
S
c
h
o
o
l
S
u
p
t
.
and
Michael,
all
of Ypsilanti and Jack
Reoert Graham, m the home of Mrs.
M r s . W m . K u e h n c r is
Harvey
of
Ann
Arbor. Also present
The appearance before the WoHarmon on Water S t , Owosso.
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don Ackerson and
R e c o v e r i n g in H o s p i t a l
It was attended by 24 members of man's Club, of Mrs. Margaret Smith,
children,
Jack
and
Joyce
of Caledonia,
County Superintendent of Schools,
Mrs. Wm. Kuehner who was Injurthe inuoediate famines.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rolard
Luft
of New HaMrs. Myrtle Woodward, deputy sup.
ed last week **y a self-inflicted gun
The bridal table waa laid with a erintendent,
ven
and
Janet
Kerby.
Mrs. Wynne Vender,
shot* is recovering and will be able j
maderia doth, and its adornments, karr, countyand
helping
in a
to leave the hospital some time this
Mr. and Mrs. Ackerson received
and those of the smaller table, which round table talk of teacher,
county
school
week. Her action was caused by a
bore the three tiered wedding cake, problems, marked an out-standing many remembrances of the day, gifts.
highly nervous state, verging on hyswere all in white and trailing green. evening of interest for all present s% flowers and cards. Mrs. Murdoek
teria.
presented her mother with two or.
Crystal urns of white sweet peas,
^¢^
babe annus and snapdragons graced the meeting. Mrs. Lawrence GaroV
ner
was
hostess
for
the
evening
in
j
__
either end of the long* table, and cenCorunna VFW Aux.
her
Norton
St
home.
The
subjects
j
tered the smaller table. The wedding
cake
bare white roses and green discussed, which elicited animated C o r u n n a C o u p l e t o M a r k
Holds Reg. Meeting
leaven, and aceoedlne; to tradition, the discussion, were teacher shortage and Silver W e d d i n s / A n n i v e r s a r y
first piece waa cut by the bride and Its causes, and remedies for i t try
Mr. and Mrs. Abe* Tissot will celeJOIN BRIDAL PARADE — U the tap
Mrs. Woodward; Federal AW to EdH a w Mid F i s h S u p p e r
brate
their PHv** t ^ ' l i n g AnniversJim Carta** (feenasrty Miss Betty
the bride and groom were ucation by Mrs. Vanderkan-: consou- ary on October 23. They wilTbohi
P l a n n e d for A r m i s t i c e D a y
phots ft Mrs. MlthinT Keaatg jferasertr
hse* and raised hi Coronas where dation and beading construction were Open House from 3*90 tin 6:30 P. M.
Members of Corunna V,f\W. AuxD; a*i a* the rigs* It Mrs.
Wry have boats of friends, They at. Mrs. Smith's smVfccls. Mrs. Smith
iliary met for their regular
•f O m a M ) .
schools graduat- also acted as moderator.
Tuesday night.
A business meeting preceded the l i r a , W l s - r i e M*Uer I n j e a W
Margaret
% m the
Mrs. Joe Diffuexd,
of M. where she program, in charge of the president I n Amto C r a s h W e d n e s d a y
in the chair, and darsng
an to the
ears ago, later Mrs. Clark Ross, during which the
it was decided to send a
We wert sorrv to lenrn Wednesday
from the Katharine Gibhs county federation meeting at Ban- afternoon of t*w» s/vfri*ttt in which
per member to the "Health
•••en ssBsnssa sjannnnnB ^ '
ntnees In Chicago. Of croft on Thursday Oct. 27, was aaw Mrs. Winnie Miner w** injured: She
piness" project the NatJenal
held a position In the neanced.
It was voted to assist in the
was dttrtm? on the Psrmenter road,
S t * Mttcfcea efflees, Owosso. Mr.
The evening's pleasure was con- when her tires struck loose gravel.
Boosters Jfcn Festival, states
Is a territorial r ^prasentstiva daded with the serving of tela can1 The car sHd, out of control into a
Nov. 5, Mrs, Ada, P a c e * to e s t a t
ttery Corner* meats in the dining room U the •iltcHi anethlt a Jarre stone. Mrs.
home, with Mrs Rosa sad Mrs. Smith Jfuter waa thrown from the car. She
Troop No, 37 wiU be sssssuiiis agnsa
OTVtKI
Or
T*OT
jEprOaHV
<
Jotntug the awtu
s bridal
the tea sad coffee was eajfeaa t* -ftmnotui
this year Mrs. Bert Burley win act of this area during the pact weekend, of Cleveland, Ohio, with Fred Katt-j ***• m the day FrkUy the young
Wo-pdtai.
as chairman with the assistance of were three of our loveliest girls, and erbtdnrich of Wew IffeoxvUle. Ohio, P*"* left for » honeymoon tear of
where It w a s *•*> known, late that
The beautiful and snackms homer afternoon the extent of her injuries.
Mrs. Abel TisaoL
of course, their accompanying young singing "Ave Marts" "Peadus Angel-1 Northern Michigan, sad will be i t
There will be a "Ham and Fish" men. Miss Margaret Elizabeth, only icua" and "On this Day O Beattttfol j o o m * to their friends In the Christ- was made lovely by the use of flow- She suffered a possible leg fracture,
Supper on Armistice night, Nov. 11. daughter of the late Judge and Mrs. Mother" during the nuptial service. «*• Apartments, Owosso, on their re- ers in glowing fall colors from the however and was bruised and shaken
I turn.
[ hostess' garden.
served at the Post rooms from 3:00 Joseph Collins, and Wm. Edsel Brown,
by the impact.
Following the impressive nuptial
P. M. on. A pair of pillowslips will youngest son of the late Geo. Brown ceremony a wedding breakfast we©
be drawn that night. Mrs. Burley | ^ Mrs. Brown were wed on Friday. served to 45 relatives and close
_
ais chairman of that committee
Oct. 14. On Saturday. Miss Mary friends at the City Club where all
There were three candidates in- Jean, daughter of the late Jacob and white flowers were used in decoration
iated into the Auxiliary, and three Mrs. Oswald, and Michael J. Koenig, combined
with huckleberry green. A
birthdays were observed. Those of son of Mrs. Michael Koenig, Sr., were reception followed
at the club during
Mrs. Ray Masur. Mrs. Roy Meyers united in marriage, and on Sunday the hours from one
ried a basket of white bebe mums of rose taupe faille with matching
to three o'clck.
v,e
and Mrs. Ira T r- Th* delicious Miss Elizabeth Emily Butler, daugh- Here the floral arrangements
and greenery,
; accessories. Mrs. Carland, mother
upon
Miss
B
e
t
t
y
B
u
t
l
e
r
birthday-cake was made by Mrs. ter of Mrs. Lillian Butler of Owosso, the bride's table were in beautiful
* The groom was attended by his j of the groom. Wore a two toned cosFred Leader. That honor will go to became the bride of James Cavan.
, brother Michael, while a younger I tume of brown with matching acces.
effect. The central adorn- M a r r i e s M r . J i m C a r l a n d
Mra. Burley for the next meeting a ugh Garland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dresden
The ceremony which united in mar, brother Joseph, and Lester James i sories. Their corsages were identical
ment
was
the
tiered
wedding
cake,
!
which will be held in two weeks
Chas. Carland of Corunna.
with gardenias, bebe mums and buck, riage James Cavanaugh Carland and JPeitz, cousin of the bride seated the and were of bebe and daisy mums.
leberry used in decoration of both Elizabeth Emily Butler was one of large company of guests.
combined artisticly.
R e d Cross H a s N e w
A
pre-nuptial
recital
was
played
unusual
beauty
and
impressive
rites
the
cake
and
table.
According
to
For the rehearsal dinner on FriMiss M a r y J o a n O s w a l d W e d
the accepted mode the bride and The bride, a lovely blonde, and her upon the organ by Mrs. Edward G. day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. CarSewing and Knitting Quotas
The ceremony of nigh nuptial mass groom cut the first piece of cake and entourage of equally lovely young Kay who also accompanied Mrs. land were hosts at the Farmer's
Mrs. Kenneth Crawford of Owosso
united
Miss Mary Jean Oswald and the service was completed by Miss women, made a picture not soon to Harry Harder of Durand, who sang Kitchen.
production chairman of Shiawassee
Michael
Koenig in marriage on Sat- Rosemary Bryan of Wayne, and Miss be forgotten. Christ Episcopal Church "Because" and "The Lords Prayer,"
County Red Cross announces the new
urday
morning
at 10 o'clock in St., E l l e n K e r w i n o f Dearborn. M i S f l also had been made a most charming
Rev. Wm. Dean Davu> conducted M r . a n d M r s . F r e d Hitter
quota of sewed and knitted articles
Paul's
Catholic
Church.
Rev^
Father
g
^
W c h l i n t o 0 I I o f c u o , *„<, u m
setting
for
the
event
—
the
altar,
the
impressive double ring service,
which has been accepted by the chapGeo.
Smith
officiating.
The
altar
\
^
^
^
J<M
J o a n c ^ e r o n &s- with white flowers and greenery in with the bride's brother, George But- j O b s e r v e *Quiet* A n n i v e r s a r y
ter. Persons or organizations who
the gold altar vases, palms and light- ler, escorting his sister to th? altar |
wish to do any of this kind of work of the church was decorated in white sisted at the punch bowl.
giant,
and
bebe
mums
and
huckleed
candelabra in the chancel, and and giving her in marriage.
I During the past week end as they
are requested to call the Red Cross
"quietly" celebrated their wedding
Mrs
Oswald,
for
her
daughter's
berry green, with white tapers in
flowers caught by white satin bows
A very beautifully planned recep- anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hitheadquarters, telephone 345.
wedding
and
following
festivities,
marking the pews of relatives. Many tion followed the wedding ceremony!
Sewed articles include 50 cushions the golden altar sticks.
ter Sr. were overnight hosts to sevwore a dinner gown of teel blue, with
A recital of nuptial music was accessories of American Beauty, her orchids flown by plane from friends and wa? held in the parish house. eral out-of-town members of the
and cushion covers for the Veteran?
Administration Hospital at St. Cloud, played upon the organ by Mrs. David ! flowers miniature Caviiier roses, bebe of the bride in Hawaii, added their Here many orchids were used in the Koenig - Oswald wedding party, as
Minn.. ar»d 200 kit bags for the VA Stotenbur while the 200 wedding mums and ivy in harmony
Mrs. beauty to the varied wedding appoint- floral arrangement, surrounding the well as their son Fred Jr., of Kaltiny church made of small white flow, kaska who came down for the pheashospital at Dearborn.
guests were seated by Wm. Kerwin , Ko
^ ments.
w o r p ft d m Q e r g o w n o f
Knitted articles include eight V- Jr., of Green Bay, Wisconsin. a n d ] b i u e w i t h
The bride's gown was of heavy ers, and the miniature bride and ant hunting. Mrs. Fred Ritter Jr.
w a c c e s s o r i e S , and floW.
necked, sleeved sweaters for Ft. Eugene Kerwin of Dearborn, cousins e r s i n n a r m o n V i
white satin, made with fitted bodice groom which were the center piece and children who have been spending
Sheridan, III., and 10 women's should- of the bride.
with chantilly lace yoke, a soft Ber- of the satin and puffed tulle covered a few days in the home of her parents
At
a
late
afternoon
haur
the
briderettes for women patients at Percy
The bride was given in marmge by
tha, and long sleeves with points over bride's table.
in Fenton, returned to their Kalkaska
After the first cutting of the hand- home wi*h him. Seven gentlemen
al
pair
1
<
ft
for
a
southern
honeyJones General Hospital, Battle Creek. her uncle, Frank Kerwin of Green
the hands. The bodice was joined in
wedding were Mr. Ritter's over-r.ight and
Bay Wis., upon whose arm she came moon at Daytona Beach, Florida. points to the full skirt, which fell somely decorated, tiered
cake
by
the
fc
Ve
arid'groom,
friends breakfast guests.
They
will
reside
in
the
upper
aparU
down the white crapeted aisle, and
over hoops, was caught up in front
M r s . R a y m o n d C o o l e y is
of
the
bride
completed
the
service.
ment
of
the
Oswald
home,
which
has
approached the altar. Her gown of
to show a lace petticoat, and swept
Hostess to Extension Club
Following the reception and the
been made ready for them.
heavy
ivory
satin,
styled
in
princess
i
into
a three yard long train which
Mrs. Raymond Cooley was hostess
accompanying
festivities the bride New Lothrop Eastern
lines, carried a deep yoke of illusion j The bride's smart going away cos- was edged with lace. Her finger tip
Tuesday to t6 members of Oak Grove with
and
groom
left
for a honeymoon trip
high neckline, the sleeves long, I tume was a red, black and white
of illusion was edged with lace
Extension Club in her farm home. and the full skirt falling into a long' checked suit with black velvet trim veil
in
northern
Michigan
and Canada, the Stars Elect Officers
and fell from a smoothly, fitting cap
Two guests were present.
circular train. Her veil of double and Mack accessories. She wore an of satin. Her prayer book, with bride wearing a becoming costume of
After a delicious pot-luck dinner illusion swept the length of the train;
Mrs. F o r d M c M i c h a e l
cover of white satin, carried a white cheny red gaberdine with black accessories,
an
d
a
white
orchid
pinned
served at 1:00 P M, election of of- and was secured to her head with 1orchid corsage upon her shoulder.
Is W o r t h y M a t r o n
Mary Jean was bom and reared orchid, with streamers of white rib- to her shoulder. They will return tcficers was hold; the following being a Spanish tiara of lace. She carried
bon falling to th? hem line of her
here,
attended
and
graduated
from
make their home on the Carland farm
chosen: General Chairman, Mrs. a white satin covered missal, which
Mrs. Ford McMichael was elected
gown.
east of Corunna, which is operated worthy matron of rbo New Lothrop
Stanley Bedford, vice-chairman, Mrs bore upon ts cover an arrangement, the local high school, later entered
The bride had chosen as her matron by the Carland brothers, Michael and Chapter. Order of Eastern Star, at
John Strauch, and recreational lead, of white hybrid orchids and valley j the U, of M. and after a year there,
of
honor, Mrs. Michael Carland of James.
studied
and
graduated
at
Cleary
Colthe annual election of officers held
er, Mrs, Alborta Hills. Project Lead- lillies. from which cascades of ribCorunna
who was lovely in a gown
lege,
Ypsilanti.
The bride is a graduate of the Friday night at t^.e Masonic Temple
er for tht> year will be Mrs. George bon, eeu^ht with dainty green and
Maurer.
Worthy patron is Ford McMichael.
Mr. Koenig came to
Redmond. of antique gold satin, with fitted bo-1 Owosso High School and has recent
valley lilies, fell to the hem line of
dice
made
with
a
Peter
Pan
collar,
ly
been
employed
in
a
secretarial
poassociate
matron. Mrs. George Crowe,
Various projects for the year's her gown. She made a most beauti- Owosso as sales analyst and assistan*
and
a
pmall
jacket
which
came
to
Uiticn,
The
groom
attended
the
Coassociate
patron, Harvey Dustman:
work were discussed and plans will ful picture indeed in her bridal finery. general manager o( Induction Motor
a
TKi'mt
over
the
bustle
effect
of
the
mnna*
schools
and
Michigan
State
conductress,
Mrs. George Dillon; assoon be completed. The next meetSales. He is a graduate of the Ohio
Miss
Jean
Dowling,
maid
of
honor
back
of
the
skirt.
She
carried
a
College.
Both
have
hosts
of
friends
sociate
conductress.
Mrs. Harvey
ing will be with Mrs, Hills, on Nov.
Institute of Technology, and served
!
to
the
brde,
wore
a
becoming
costume
:
brown
satin
muff,
to
which
was
pinamong
young
and
old
Dustman;
secretary.
Mrs.
Earl White
9, and a "Silent Auction" will be held.
three years in the radar service of
'
of
moss
gTeen
satin,
with
gauntlets
ned
a
cluster
of
orchids.
Her
head
j
.
carland
is
also
a
T
h
e
n
e
W
M
r
s
and
treasurer,
Mrs.
Ruell
Walworth.
This will also be a "Hard Times"
his country.
and
open
crowned
bonnet,
shaped
hat;
dress
was
an
open
crowned
brown
j
Beta
Sigma
Phi
Sororitv
m
e
m
b
<
i
r
o
f
The
appointive
officers
will be
party.
j of the satin, which was fashioned , Out of town guests at the wedding satin hat, trimmed with bands o f , A n d S t # Anne's Guild of Christ named at a later date,
j with clusters of natural flowers and came from Cleveland, New Knoxville antique gold satin.
Church. Guests were present for jj The past matrons and past patrons
'Church.'
N e w L o t h r o p O. £ . S.
j love knots at either side. She car-; and Toledo, Ohio; Detroit, Dearborn,
the
wedding from St Louis. Mo., Ind-I
Ind- j were honor guest* at a 6:30 dinner
The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Caro,
Flint,
j ried a cascade arrangement of Saginaw, Lansing,
T o Hold Installation Nov. 5
ianapolis,
Cleveland,
South
Bend,
Nieman and Mrs. Donald Shenk, both
and program preceduijr the regular
Installation ceremonies will be held j coco zebra orchids. Shower ribbons jWayne and St. Louis, Mich.; Green wearing sea foam green satin gowns, Frankfort, Detroit, Oxford, Sparta, I business meeting. Mrs" Russell Burby the New Lothrop Chapter of Or. 1 which fell from her flowers to the IBay, Wia.; and Windsor, Ont.
and carrying muffs to match
to Flint, Eagle, Lansing, Grand Rapids,; pee, worthy matron gave the welder of the Eastern Star on Novem- hemline of her gown were caught
A re hearsal dinner for the Koenig- which were pinned clusters of Vanrfa \ Cadillac.
Cadillac, Pontine, Charlotte, Port come and Mrs. Earl Beamish the reber 5. We will carry the full story with dainty ivy and deep gold bebe ¢ ^ ^ wedding was given on Friday orchids. Their open crown hats were j Huron, Brighton and Hemlock.
{ sponie for the past officers.
of the affair in our issue of Oct. 27, m u r a s '
night by Mrs. Raymond Fletcher, o< eggshell satin.
Little
Jane | For her daughter's wedding and I iiuKauatton of the new corps of of.
at which time we will have a list of
•Little Miss Patty Kerwin of Green Mrs. Robert Kelly and Mrs. James Shenk, as flower girl, wore a floor her duties as hostess for the wedding ficera will be held Saturday evening,
aQ the officers.
Bay was junior bridesmaid. Her gown Kerwin, aunts of the bride.
length gown In white satin, and car. reception, Mrs, Butler chose a gown! Nov. 5 at 8 p. m.
^
SBS Ifcognig Oswald Vows on Sat
f>
Carland-Butler United Sunday
{
Pajare T w o
Thursday, October 20, 1949
The Corunna N e w s , Corunna Michigan
day dinner, were two handsome cakes
made by her daughter and granddaughter.
Mrs. Fred Tucker has been removBess Shiawanna Holly Hope, a reg- ed to her Corunna home from Memistered Holstein-Friesian cow owned orial Hospital, where she underwent
by George Pardonnet, Corunna, surgery.
Michigan, has completed a 365-day
An announcement of interest to
production test of 74« pounds of butmany
Corunna friends is that re.
terfat and 20.873 pounds of milk in
cently
made by Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Herd Improvement Registry.
Andrus
of Durand, of the engagement
Mrs. Andrew Jensen of Route 1, j
of
their
daughter, Nadine, to Jay
Corunna sang several number* in the j
Tissot,
of
Corunna, son of Mr, and
Sunday meeting of the Daughters of j
Mrs.
Abel
Tissot. ,'
isabeilA, held i» St. Paul's Auditor-j
ium, Owosso.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pickering of
Mr. and Mrs. John Combs and j Birmingham were Sunday guests of
children were Sunday guests of Rev.' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritter, Sr.
and Mrs. I* A. ScofieM, pastor ofj
the Corunna Free Methodist Church.
The Combs are from HaUer's Corners.
Miss Ruth Scofleld. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. L, A. Scofleld spent
the weekend with her parents.
Miss Jean Quayle is back at her
desk in the of flee of the County Agricultural Agent after her vacation
BENEFIT BY THIS
spent in Washington D. C., and in
the home of her sister and family in
GOOD NEWS
Arlington.
The many Shiawassee County
COMBINATION
friends of Rev. K t >neth Harris and
YOU* HOMI TOWW fAPtft
his family, who formerly lived east
of Corunna, are interested to hear
Tea
of his appointment to a pastorate at
*j
gstagea
Fullerton, Kentucky, which is just
fa •
WOULD -_4_M
across the Ohio river from Portsan to
mouth Ohio. The family took up their
residence in Fullerton very recently.
IMSS1 fetcse.
Rev. Harris is a graduate of Wilmore
College, Kentucky.
The regular monthly brown bag
tm THK ONUSTIAN
luncheon of the Shiawassee Council
of Social Agencies was held in Extension hall last Friday with Mrs.
i* h u e .
Bernice Hasselback, representing the
Goodfellows in charge. Representatives of the service clubs which make
up the Goodfellows were present to
Tfcs
explain their activities in civic inVW*
is* Mawsterests.
Miss Joyce, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Sarrazlii, a second year
student at Michigan State College,
is in the University Hospital at Ann
Arbor, where she recently underwent
an operation. Her parents were in
Ann Arbor Sunday to pay her a visit.
Mrs, Nellie Shepard of Bancroft
was 82 years old on a recent date and
was given a surprise party in the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Martenis. Forty relatives and friends
H_T
«•
came, bringing loving remembrances
to the aged lady. Featuring the birth-
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NUMBER 41
VOLUME XXXVIII
Corunna Collections...
Corunna vs. Durand Fri.
and back the Cavaliers
We Remove Dead famk
Newspapers all over the United
i States have been urged through the
j past month* to get behind the drive
i for recruit* in the National Guard.
i This vital branch of our armed serv.
ices has been overlooked lately, we
feel With the A-Bomb scare of the
past two weeks ago. it is difficult to
believe there are many Americana
who do not believe in a strong National Guard. We know that Communism is being taught in our count-,
ry by foreign agents even now.
Whatever we can do to make this
country stronger, in these uncertain
times is not only our duty but our
privilege.
In a speech we heard Monday night
the speaker used as his topic "Have
you paid Tour Rent?" What he was
referring to as our "rent" is our duty
to our community and country for
the privileges we receive. Think
about It.
WILEY CHEHCAL^CO.
While house cleaning this fan,
check your house for possible fire
hazards in each room. Oiled »-ags,
old papers, and even your oiled dust
mops stored away in closets; attic* or
basement are a fire hazard.
VW^#*-Sj*-__S__P
WSUUUJUj
Miss Olive Robinson, deaconess of
the Episcopal diocese, is a guest in
the home of Mrs. E. E. Durham while
in this locality on diocesan business,
Mrs. J. M. Oswald has been a recent guest of friends in Lansing.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lytle and
three* children came down from their
home at Houghton Lake for a week
end visit with his parents ~ Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Lytle. Father and son also
took advantage of the occasion to
do a little pheasant hunting.
Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Spice motored
over from Flint Saturday for a few
hours visit with the Sheardy-Shaw-
man household.
Mr. and Mrs. James Koehler of
Saginaw, Mrs. Mabel Carland and
Airs E2ix*beth Carland Clark, of
Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dyfchouse, of Charlotte, were here for
the Carland - Butler wedding Sunday.
Announcement has been made by
Mr and Mrs. Percy N^ison of Lynn
St.," Owosso of the engagement f
ther dughter. Joan Jean to Joseph
Sampson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Samson of Corunna, Route 1. The
marriage day has been set for Nov.
12.
fiom where I sit -Jy Joe Marsh
But Curly "Knows
What The Score li!"
Was e m st Dae Snenaan*« drag
store listening to the World Scries
ea the radio. Curly Lawsoa winders in and says: "Hew about a
chscolata nutted, Doer
"Sorry, Curly," says.Doer*'can,t
make you a malted for s whfle
yet/* "What's the Wear Cc<y
asks. "WeU," says Doe, "most of
the folks want to hear the game
and the mixer makes too mueh
noise.'* Curly thinks a moment
and says, "Okay with me, D o c Ill take a chocolate soda!*
Teh shews hew telenet fefts
sen ha, Dee skewed Us respect for
how the majority felt; Cerly was
big enough sot to insist on his
BuKei even though he doesn't asppea to be fond of besebalL
From where I sit, willingness to
respect the other people's feelings
is important in a Democracy. If
we're tolerant of a person's like
for basebefcor a glass of temperate beer, weVe come along way on
the right road . . . the read to *
better America, that is!
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ABOUT SUGAft
All sugar for household use is sucrose. So
mugxr it sugar—no mattccwhether it ******
from beets or cane.
Mac's Cut Rate
* * <
That's why it's smart shopping to o u y sugar
for vmlu: Buy—
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Expert chemists can detect no difference.
Leading Home Economists freely state that
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simply a figment of the mind.
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3 Miles East of Owosso on M-21
Friday and Saturday, October 21 and 2 2
(DOUBLE FEATURE)
It's W i s e T o
Ec o n o m l z e
A t the Corunna Drug
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Headquarters for
CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIALS
» A« .etmoio -Ad -tt-fi** dalryn-nt
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Aftd yoall U_* tfao prfoo __« o_> t-»
loudw Beonoc-y BowL Sot '_• for
bmrm «jnt.
This week's winner is Mrs. Catherine Cooke,
3 1 4 7 Garrison Road, Route 1, Durand, Michigan.
If Mrs. Cooke will come into the Corunna
Drug Store at her earliest convenances, she will re*
ceive a 4711 Geranium Rose Eau D e Cologne.
4 Bars of Saddle Club Bath Soap
( Y o u do not have to be present to w i n )
A n e w prize will be awarded e a c h week. AH
you have to do is BRING or MAIL this coupon to
the CORUNNA DRUG STORE on or before midnight
Monday, October 17, 1949.
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Thursday, October 20, 1949
The Corunna News t Corunna Michigan
Items of Interest to Lennon People
Pacr i > PVree
Underwood Mother'* CI ub Meets Thursday
The Mothers Club of the Underwood School district met at the school
Thursday afternoon. Plans were
unces. Both mother and son are; St. John home.
made to hold a bake sale at Hill's
Mrs« Gerald Butcher
doin* *tne„
Arthur Atherton formerly of Len- N e w Haven Farm
Market in Chesaning on Saturday,
Mrs. Jas. A. Buni*
Correspondent
TAOse attending the King's Oaugfc* non was a caller in the St. John home
October 22. Mothers should remem.
Correspondent
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lloyd Matthews and
Bureau
Meets
Friday
tera Convention in Detroit are Mrs. Friday,
ber to have their baked goods at
daughter
Elaine
were Tuesday evenMrs. Davis and Mrs. St. John were
New Haven Farm Bureau was held Mrs. Philip Holzhausen's by 9:30 or
Mrs. Mabel McMichael and Mrs. Cecil Baker, Mrs. Rex Post, Mrs.
U)g
dinner
guests
of Mr. and Mrs.
at the Farm Bureau Center Friday to Mrs. Russell Jenkinson's home by
"Will Hudson visited friends in Ply. Ulysses Dieck, Mrs. Muzzy and Mrs. ia Bancroft Thursday.
Ivan
Lecureux
and
son
Walter,
Harry Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hudson are evening with about 50 persons pres- 10:30,
!
mouth Tuesday.
Mrs,
Harry
Desborough
and daughMrs. Henry Miller will spend the the parents of a baby boy, born Mon- ent. The attendants came masked
Mrs, Peter Lennon and daughters,
Plans were also made to' take the , ter Jane, Mrs. Leslie Shuster of Henand the Center v?a* decorated. in children of the district on a train ride derson returned Tuesday evening afMargaret and Mary Grace spent the remainder of the week visiting Mr. day in Memorial Hospital, Owosso.
Ed House from Bay City is visiting keeping with the Halloween season. to Durand and then back to the: ter spending several days in Terre
and Mrs. Thomas JNoe and friends in
weekend in Detroit.
Mrs. Chas. Ray and other relatives in Several games were enjoyed under school for a weiner roast, to cele~j Haute, Ind. They were called by the
Mr. Robert Elston and Mrs, Rob- Detroit.
the direction
of Mrs. Uye Sahcwedel brate Halloween.
, illness of Mrs. Shuster's brother.
ert GUbertson of M.8.C,, Lansing
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Swanson and Lennon.
Mrt
Claude
Davis
enterj
«<*
.
Harry
Desborovgh.
spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lilly Lingren of Rochester spent
Mr. and Mrs
Money that was turned in for sale! Gary Han, who broke both bones
F. A. Rubey.
the weekend with Mrs. Henry Miller tained sixteen guests for a pheasant
Guest speaker of the evening was of vanilla will be used to purchase a! of his left arm a couple of weeks ago,
Orpha and Carroll Merrill, Patty and Miss Gertrude Brandt. Sunday dinner last Saturday evening in the Milton Larson, new farm bureau rep- coffee urn for the school.
I has returned to school although his
Kingsbury, Norman Stanick and Milo Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Little and son Davis home, three miles south of Du- resentative for this district, which
The next meeting will be November arm will be in a cast for 8 weeks,
Bowden played several guitar selec- Brendt were dinner guests.
rand. The guests were from Fenton, takes in f*ve counties. His thoughts 10 at the school at 3 p. m.
Miss Floydia Davis spent several
tions for Mrs. Albert Dodds at her
Grand
Blanc,
Durand
and
Lennon.
for
the
evening
centered
around
co.
days
last week in Pontiao with her
Ronnie Post has returned to Lenhome last Thursday evening.
operatic*!.
In
the
beginning
he
comuncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Orval
non to live with his grandparents*
Hurd
Extension
Club
pared
the
life
of
early
Americans,
Davis
and four sons. She returned
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker were Mr. and Mrs. Rex Post.
j*nncm Girl Scout
who
had
to
band
together
to
fight
the
Meets
at
Stewart
Home
to
her
home with them when they
in Saginaw Friday. .
Due to the illness of Mrs. Iva Por- Activities are Revealed
came
to
spend the week end with his
Ernie and Leon Ganssley and Mr. ter, the children in the Junior room
W ^ o I H u * Extension Club met Thursday parents, Mr.
Troop 127 held their regular meet- £W e ^ Z? JJST "ST^L
and Mrs, Ralph Davis.
and Mrs^ Harry Smith and their two were excused from school Tuesday ing at the school Monday evening. a great
"S%ZS?£
X
T last
i J ?few
? 2 years
* ™ Evening• at the home of Mrs. Arthur
degree
in
the
Mrs. Muriel Nevins spent Friday in
sons were dinner guests of Mr, and morning.
There was a short business meeting lived to themselves. Since the aband-1 B l e w a r t - M r s - F a t Early was coStandish
on business.
Mrs. Clarence Baker Tuesday even. < Mrs. George Dillon and Mrs. Ford in which the girls paid their pledge
hostess. Sixteen members and 3
onment
of
the
threshing
machine
and
ing.
| McMichael, from this district, at- to the Community Chest. The other cooperative work, farm families guests were present.
Miss Joyce Cram spent the week
The following officers were elected. end with Miss Phvlis Bigelow on
Duane Ganssley left Sunday night tended Grand Chapter of the Eastern 'games* badge was completed. Girls do not get together as much as they
for Guam. He graduated from Great Star, in Grand Rapids Wednesday are to bring crochet thread, knitting should to work, visit and play to. Chairman. Mrs. Claude Chamberlain: Michigan Ave. in Owosso. ,
needles etc. next week to begin their gether. Its up to farm bureau or- Vice-Pres., Mrs. Martin Stasa; secJoe Greenwood of Manistique spent
Lakes Training School two weeks and Thursday.
retary,
treasurer,
reporter,
Mrs.
C.
projects.
several
days with Gerald Jenkinson
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith were
ganisations, of which there are 872
G.
Spike;
community
chairman,
Mrs.
in
the
home
of his parents. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Hudson are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, August Gansin Michigan, to bring back the spirit
Mrs.
Russell
Jenkinson.
Arthur
Stewart;
recreational
leader,
proud parents of a baby boy born sley Wednesday.
of cooperation.
Mrs. W . W o o l l e y is
Mrs. Claude MaUery; leaders, Mrs.
Monday morning at Memorial HosPfc. Lee Smith of Chanute Field,
Mrs. Lucile Davis of South Branch Hostess t o United Circle
He also said in order to bring in- Hubert
McAvoy
and
Mrs.
L.
J.
White.
pital The baby weighed 6 lbs. 8 1-2 has been spending a few days in the
Rantoul,
111,, spent the weekend with
Mrs, W. Woolley was host*** to the terest and more regular attendance Special lessons for the year were his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith.
United Circle Tuesday evening. Mrs. to farm bureau meetings there should chosen individually and refreshments
Mrs. Emma Seiberts who has been
Lacine Potter led devotions. Mrs. be interesting speakers engaged, a were served.
spending
the post two months with
Barry Long gave a boo* report and good discussion by the leader, demThe
next
meeting
will
be
NovemMrs.
Leah
Brodsick, left Sunday to
Mrs. Ulysses Dieck presented pic- onstrations of which farm famines ber 10 with Mrs. Claude Chamber- spent the next
two months with her
tures of Yellow Stone Park, Refresh- would be interestedlain
and
Mrs.
Claude
Mallery
co-hostson
and
family,
Mr. and Mrs. ClarPlans were made for the memberments were served by Mrs. Woolley,
ence
Seiberts
of
Royal Oak.
Mrs. U. Dieck, and Mrs. Howard ship drive in New Haven with Gavin
Ganssley. The next meeting will be Tetter as captain and Russell Jeakmat the home of Mrs. Cecil Baker. The son, Gfcn Smith, Harry Deaborough
Aid is still selling "Oven Liners", at and Philip Hohmausen as helpers.
40c a package. Anyone wishing a
package call a member.
Mr. and Mr*. David Ellis
W e d 3 5 Tear* A * o
Church Note*
Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis were honAnnual Mission Sunday will be observed ia the Lennon Methodist ored Sunday afternoon on the occasChurch Sunday with the sermon top- ion of their thirty-fifth wedding an"I Believe in Missions " 10:00 A. niversary, which was planned as a
surprise by their children and was
M.
held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday School — 11:00 A. M,
Gerakt
Butcher. About 1 » relatives,
Youth Fellowship — 5:30 P. M.
old
neighbors
and friends called in the
Evening Service — 8:00 P. M.
afternoon between 2:30 and 5JO.
Mrs. EIUs war lovely in a dress of
LENNON, MICHIGAN
stock brocaded crepe and wore a gar.
denia corsage, which was presented
Visit m* for
" W is
to her on arrival.
PERMANENT
WAVE
The home was made attractive with
OB the Mala Corner
Lemon, Michigan
the
use of seasonal flowers, the bufTeat curia are made
fet table was laid with a cutwork
Cara«e — Service Station — Li*ht Lunckee
linen doth centered with an arrange*
Wens* the heat Oil
meat of fell flower* ia a crystal bowl.
ULJLLL,'
Assisting in the serving were Misses
Machine, Machmalas*
SMrtey Beaeerdet Jane Deaborough.
or Cold Wev* - $£.00 and «p Lest Tobey and Barber* Kan.
Plain Shasnpao a*d Sat
"David Euis and Miss Alice Davidson
were married in Flint on October 15.
$1.00
1»14. To them were born seven childH a n d m a d e Gift*
ren, four of which.are living are Dr.
THIS WINTER —
Hair Tints and D y e e
David Silt* of Memphis. Major Jack
HOURS:
E. EUa of Corunna, Lippert Ellis of
Durand and Mrs, Gerald Butcher of
FOR ECONOMY AND MORE - HEAT - PER - TON
ft to S Tuea. thru Saturday
New Haven. They have 5 grandchildren, the newest being John David,
born October 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Uppert Ellis of Durand.
Phone 37-F-2
Meala and Light Lunches ~— Soda Bar
POULTRY
New Haven Locals
Lennon Locals
COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE
ANDY'S GARAGE
EXPERT SERVICE
JACK MCDOWELL
0 0 0 0 TNINBS
I
USE DANA FUEL
Harold and Millie'*
-RESTAURANT-
Lennon Beauty Shop
DAIRY
Hours:
8 : 0 0 A. M. — 1 0 : 0 0 P. M. t Daily
Sunday:
1:00 P. M. till 1 0 : 3 0 P. M.
Saturday:
8 : 0 0 A. M. till 1 0 : 0 0 P. M.
READY TO SERVE YOU
FARM BUREAU FEEDS
CUSTOM GRINDING — BUILDING MATERIALS
W e won't clean your Pheasants for you
PAINTS
( W e ' d be h a p p y to eat 'em t h o u g h )
BUT
We'll sell you the supplies you need . . .
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• APPLIANCES • PUMPS
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LENNON, MICHIGAN
Phone 21-F-3
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LaVIRfi M A S !
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Give your hens those ctsfntiiT nutrient* lacking ia7
grains sicae^-^uanuss; minerals and proteins that heat
need to keep up body weight for sustained high egg
production- Use If aster Mix formulas to be sore of
correct proportions and most economical/
use of home grains, r
'>
-i.
Ask oho* tt» nnm
J
MIX nam MNSMM
_ - i- V E * N M F N T LOAN BEAN*. —
W o u l d you like to get $6.00 or more for your Beans,
get your money now, and still retain a hold on your
Beans to May 1, 1950.
A Government warehouse Loan is your answer. W e h a v e
plenty of Storage Space. See us for further details.
— CULL BEANS —
W e need the Room — Can You use the Beans?
— CLOVER SEED —
Bring it in and get it cleaned and <?et our bid on Seed
you want to Sell.
Frutchey Bean Co.
PHONE 16
GOOD
PLOWING
end FASTI
VAL BARTA, Mgr.
Lennon, Mich.
Car • Truck - Tractor Repair
Have you had your Brakes Checked ?
You'll gat real furrows In all kinds off
going whan you U*e
McCORMICK-OEERING PLOWS
Lennon Implement Co.
HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS
PHONE SS
Jerry's Garage
GERALD ALDERMAN, Proprietor
ftiONK SI
M 13 AND SOUTH bT»
LENNON, MICH.
Page Four
Thursday, October 2 0 , 1949
The Comnzia Nfcws, Corunna Michigan
m
Mr, and Mrs. Jay Burpee of Lans••More Effective Thaa DOT"
ing spent Friday at the home of Mr.
A new insecticide developed in
and Mrs. Olin Lewis.
Germany
has proved effective
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Lewis attended
day evening to rehearse for the on-! the District No. 14 Visitation of the against "a much greater number of
coming Sunday. Quite a number of Rebekah Lodge, at the Colfax Re- insects than DDT," and can often
Miss Shu ley Lewis
•••'.k's attended. It was under the bekah Lodge of Owosso. They wit- be used in lower dosages,. Dr. J. T.
Orrrspondent
research laboratories in
direction of Rev. 3 , J. Holcotnb.
nessed the initiation into the Lodge Thurston,
Stamford,
Conn.,
reports. Although
\*r, ar.d .* rs. J'orlin Gi'-l?tt and
Mrs. Clifford Confer entertained of Mrs. Harold Phelps former resident the German product,
which has \
daughter. V.r •ian. and Mr, and Mrs. "The Tropical Aquarium" fish club of New Lothrop.
been
named
parathio,
is more ;
Kenneth Phc :ps motored to Detroit at her home on Wednesday evening,
Mr.
anJ
Mrs.
Hollis
Lee
spent
Fritoxic
to
warm-blooded
animals \
Sunday,
Progressice "500 ' was enjoyed. Lunch day evening at Flint, in honor of than DDT, feeding tests conducted •
r
* r.''. D C ^ir>fer and Mrs. Otto was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Lee's birthday.
with white rats at the Hazelton
Slocum attended a miscellaneous
Mrs.
George
Sertius
is
very
1
1
1
at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Bailey
are
|
l a b o r a t 0 r y , Fall* Church, Va., have
shower in h/mor of Miss Lois Brink i
the parents of a baby girl named indicated that "there is little to
his
home
just
west
of
the
village.
of Laingsbu-s; Friday evening. Miss
Mrs. Hazen Smith spent several Charyl Kay. She was born thia week, fear from chronic toxicity," Dr
Brink is daughter of the former Mies'
Mrs. Russell Burpee attended the
Vera Gilbert of this viPage.
' j days this week at the home of Mr. Eastern Star Convention at Grand Thurston says.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zendier and and Mrs. Arthur Griswold in Flint. Rapids last week.
daughter Cara Lou, and Miss Lois' Miss Mary Jane Town, daughter of
Littie Jimmy Wood, son of Leslie
People Beeotning Artisans
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town has left Wood of Owosso formerly of New
Lare spent Tuesday in Fiiht.
More and more people are bendMiss Pauline Lave and Miss Shirley ! for San Antonio, Texas, where she Lothrop, fell from the kitchen table
ing
their backs and swinging the
Lewis snent Thwrday at the home) will take traming"for the Womens Wednesday and broke his elbow and
hammer
and paint brush in buildof Miss Bar urn Krupp of Chesaniag., Army Aii Force. She l«w enlisted one other place in his arm. He is
ing
their
own homes than ever beThe Methodist Choir met on Thurs. 1 "or 4 years.
confined in the Memorial Hospital, for in this modem age. With
Owosso suffering with complications. places to rent scarce, prices high
DttJe Gillett has been absent from and more time on their hands,
his duties at the New Lothrop Hard- families are undertaking these conQuality at Low Cost - That's w h a t You Get
ware for the past week, due to ill- struction projects. They derive
ness.
much enjoyment horn the work,
W h e n You Us*
A party for the public was held have a sense of pride and satisfacSaturday evening at the Weisenberg tion and have saved much money
MASTF •* MIX CONCENTRATES A N D - OR BEST - Y E T
Hall, sponsored by the New- Lothrop on their investment when the job
COMPLETE FEEDS
Baseball Club. The group that at- of building their new home is comtended rad a splendid time and plenty pleted.
COME IN TODAY — L E T S TALK IT OVER.
to eat. Sorry that more could not
come. Maybe next year
The Nesarene Young Peoples Sun;
day
School Class have started an at,
Spirit of Research
GRINDING A N D MIXING SERVICE
<: tendance contest. It consists of 2 The spirit of research is not pa-,
teams. The first team sponsored by culiar to chemistry. It can be ap\ Paul Johnson, Uie Captain is Willie plied to anything. It is a frame of
CAR OF SOY BEAN MEAL ON TRACK N O W .
;; Raleigh. The 2nd team sponsored by mind, a ferment which brings life
Gurnard Johnson, the Captain is
Gaston F. Bubote
(See Us for Prices in Ton Lots)
! Shirley £>wis. At the end of 3 weeks
| the losing team will give the winning
Umbrella Insurance
party.
If you've left your umbrella behind, here's a eood trick which
j NEW Lonmoi> SCHOOL NEWS may helt> in getting it back. Print
The grade's have elected for their jour name and address on a sliver
room mothers for the year of 1949-90 of paper and secure H on the shaft
i as follows:
directly under the roof of the umj Kindergarten; Mrs. Otto Slocum. brella with ceRophane-tape.
J Mrs. Vernon DaJtin, and Mrs. Joseph
Krcmarick; First; Mrs. Leonard Redhum, Mrs. Olin Lewis, Mrs. Jerry
Ivan; Second Grade; Mrs. Ross brisks; stammer loveliness in to
Beardslee and Mra. Prank Bailey.
Third Grade; Mrs. Ivan Sanburn, Mrs. brighten your home thro the
Adrian Smith and Mrs. Howard Corn,
cold months.
ford. Fourth Grade; Mrs. Phil Harris
and K n Zimmerman. Fifth grade,
Mrs. Basil Henry and Mra. Everett
Speers. Sixth grade; Mir. Harold
Johnson and Mrs. Frances Rose.
Here are the High School officers blooming plants in delightfully
for the year:
different containers
Seniors; President, Albert Valasek,
Vice-president Sam Raleigh. Secretary. Beverly Waite; Trees*, Shirley
Lewis. Juniors: Presdent Pauline
Lare. Vice-Pres., Doloree> Johnson,
• ' floral sprays
Sec., Kathern Kline; Trees., Jack McOur £QV M O * is mode wHh Mentor Mix 24% Modi
IGonc. Sophomores: Pre*., Robert
» i
Concentrate—astering yov of s/syioifty f e e d tlMrt
Sovis; Vice-Prea., Thomas Kline. Sec.
Jeanette Grant; Trees., Loutee Lare.
meets the nutnnonoi needs of yoar nock.
Freshman: Pres., Madilyn MftcheU,
Vlce-Pr**., Wayne Moore, Sec., Grade,
Confer.
Treaa., Shirley Arnold.
gordon graham
MASTU
Student Council: Senior, Ralph
Town: Junior, Jim Shulta: Soph., "serving the carriage trade
Betty Hudechek; Fresh., Robert Mcsince 1946**
Kone.
There was no school Thursday and
Phone 5 0 6
Friday due to Teachers Institute.
Back to school Monday tho for the 106 W . Exchange St. - Owosso
1st Period testa.
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U N D E R S T A N D I N G SERVICE
Grasshotieer Eaters
Our Hoist, Bags and Trucks are at Your Service
Turkeys, quail, frees, snakes, In your hour of sorrow y o u
skunks,
and shrews, *»re vorar'ous
Ac the Conveniently Located
prasshoooer eaters. Because Mrs. can rely o n as t o provide e n
G. deposits her eifirs in the ground
in autumn, late fall plowing helot understanding service that will
to reduce the sr*rin« hatch. Develooment of Rra««hoooer naras'tea bring peace a n d
comfort.
Phone 2 0
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has become an effective method of
control
W h e n the n e e d arises let t u
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Rev. George Moore, Pastor
Services and meetings each Sunday
as below:
Holy Communion — 840 A, M.
Also the First Sunday at 11:30 AM
Sunday School — 10:00 A. VL
Worship Service — 11:30 A. ML
Young People's Meeting — 6:00 A. I
M.
Confirmation Class — 7:30 A. M
Rev. C G. pre**. Pastor
Bunday School — 1140 A. M.
Morning Service — 1040 A, I t
JUDDVILLE
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Wm, ComheOack
Morning worship at 10.
subject "The Request of an Ancient
Prophet."
Bible School at 11.
Youth Fellowship at 11,
Prayer service Thursday rvuaing.
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Rev A. W. Kauffman. D. D.. Minister
10:30 — Sermon; "Worship as the
Approach to Life." Duet — Leona
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FIRST METHODIST
Rev, J. H. James, Pastor.
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Eldon Furhrman, preaching.
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METHODiST CHURCH
Evening Service — 7:30.
Rev.
B. J. Holcomh, Pastor
Rev. Eldon Furhrman, preaching.
Church
Service 10:00.
Weeknights except Saturday at
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7:30.
Children's meetings each day after
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EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN CHURCH
FREE METHODIST
Rev. Paul S. Thomas, Pastor
Rev. L. A. ScoflekL Pastor
Sunday
School 10 a. in.
10 :00 am. — Sunday school
Sunday School 11:00 a. m.
11*J0 am. Morning Worship
Young People's Meeting 7:30 p, m.
V 50 pjn. — praise service
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Thursday, October 20, 1949
The
Coruiina News,
Corunna Michigan
Michigan
m e coruiina
News, Corinna
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Page Ftw
Central 'C'^Ra^ fightens^oTLbcaTlI
Local Cavalier U V
it Dtie Reds
After getting off
Coruima Cavaliers
the Elsie B i g Reda,
local* their second
ference game.
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Corunna Meets Durand Friday
io a bad start, the
went on to beat
13 - 8 to give the
Central "C" Con.
3 Tilts Scheduled, Elsie-Perry Corunna at Perry
On Friday, Oct. 28
Battle is Game of the Week
Corunna has now been undefeated
in the last 24 games. I h e y hare
played two tie gamea.
On the first play of the game, CoTunna's quarterback. Gene Phillip*
threw a short, paas and it waa intercepted by Elsie's fullback, Dick Sturg i s on the Corunna 48. Sturgia car
Tied the ball to the 21 before He waa
tackled. Five plays and an offsides
p e n a l t y put the ball on the Corunna
*-yard line. A paas from halfback
A . C. Linman to halfback
Leroy
B e c k e r in the end xone g a v e the score
-with about 3 minutes gone.
Ramblers Now Have
i
5* Game Gird Streak
PA
CENTRAL *C* STANDINGS
W L PF
CORUNNA
2 0 4« 14
Perry
2 0 27 1» P a s t S c o r e s —
Cheeaaing
1 1 21 13 1941 — CORUNNA IS, Perry 0
Eagles Give Reg. Grid
Elsie
1 1 21 19 1942 — CORUNNA 8, Perry 0
G a m e S e c o n d T r y w i t h W i n Durand
0 2
6 20 1942 — CORUNNA 0, Perry 11
Ovid
0
2
IS
46 1943 — CORUNNA 49, Perry 0
BYRON — In their attempt to in.
troduce l i - m a n football to the local
1944 — CORUNNA S3, Perry 0
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
fans, the Byron high school Eagles
1945 — CORUNNA 7, Perry 0
managed to hand the Corunna Junior CORUNNA 13, ELSIE 8
194« — CORUNNA 20, Perry 7
Varsity a 12-0 defeat last Friday. Perry 18, O v U 7
1947 — CORUNNA 27, Perry 8
Thia w a s the second l l - m a n game for Chesaning 7, Durand 0
After taTdng the kick-off,
the
Byron.
Cavaliers marched from their own
1948 — CORUNNA 27. Perry 8
2 2 to Elsie's 44 where they lost the
In 1947 when the Eagles played
THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE
The Corunna Cavaliers will invade
ball on downs. The Reds carried the
their first "eleven" they defeated the DURAND A T CORUNNA, 3:30 p j n .
the
Perry Ramblers next week on
ball for three plays and lost 8 yards
Durand varsity by exactly the same Ovid a t Chesaning, 7:45 pan.
Friday,
October 28. If Corunna can
a n d were forced t o punt, Corunna
score, 12-0. That year waa the second Perry at Elsie, 8:00 p.m.
g
e
t
by
Durand
this week and if Perry
year Durand had football since they
a g a i n took over on their own 43.
More Sports o a Page 8
can
defeat
Elsie
before then, the
abandoned the game during the war.
Before the quarter ended, Corunna
Central
"C"
title
may
be decided on
The Railroaders lost ail their games
Tiad marched t o the B i g Reds 18. Two J
Perry's field on that day.
that year except one.
p l a y s into the second quarter gave
The
game
of
the
week
has
been
Fumbles*, five in number, during
Perry's 5-game winning streak U
t h e Cavaliers the tving score. From
11 o v e r to
the
first
half
cost
Corunna
the
game
t*™
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Perry-Elsie
battle
built
around the speedy backfield
t h e 5-yard stripe, Phillips flipped a
>this
last
week
under
the
arcs
at
Byron.
A
FrM*y
evening
in
Elsie.
This
combination
of quarterback,
Neil
p a s s complete to end Ken HtSncock
fumble
on
the
Corunna
32
in
the
first
|
will
be
the
second
contest
under
the
Briggs,
halfbacks
Eddie
Jewell
and
In the end xone. A line buck failed
Bi
Reds
w
Glenn
Arnold;
and
fullback
Arthur
period
set
up
the
first
Byron
tally.!
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a
.
-for the extra point.
LYNN CHANDNOIS
The Eagles worked their w a y up t o I ° v i d t r t s * e l * * * Chesaning is also Reed.
MJehifao
State Halfback
When Corunna again g o t possessthe 5-yard line and Gene Dutil went i I i s t e d ** a n o t h e r > p g a m e of the day
On both defense and offense, t h e
ion of the ban half w a y through the
around right end for the score. A line ftot to mention the annual classic beRamblers
have very
impressive
-second period, they marched 75 yards
tween Corunna and Durand.
plunge failed for the extra point.
records.
They
have
rolled
up 150
o n nine plays for the winning tally.
B Y FHOG
Perry's Ramblers are now expected
Late in the fourth period, Byron in.
points,
27
points
of
these
came
in
From the 24-yard line, end Art Woodtercepted a Corunna pass and after to be the biggest contenders for the league play. Defensively, Perry ha*
For nearly a year now there has appeared among the pages of T H E
ard took a hand-off from t h e quarterseveral line plays, Bob Mailum scam- Central * C Conference laurels now
back and raced around left end end CORUNNA N E W S a section devoted almost entirely to the field of sports pered r%ound the right side of the worn by the Corunna Cavaliers. In held three of their opponents score,
w e n t all the way for the tally. Al- Footbau, Basketball, Baseball, and Track - the spectator sport*, have had line for the score.
the event that Perry can beat Corun- leas nnd held the ether two to 20
,
points.
ternate fun back. Dale Bottck plung- a fairly complete coverage.
In 6-man football this season, By- na next week they will undoubtly be
ed through the line for t h e extra
the 1949 champs. They also wiB
Teams on the Perry victory string
Each week, with exception of four Issues, there has been a so-called P O n "*• l 0 8 t to B a t h > *** defending have to get b y Elsie and Ovid.
point.
include
East I a n s i n g JV, dl-0; Lanssports page in THE CORUNNA N E W S
State champions; Morrice; and the
In the half, Elsie took the kick-off
In conference games, Perry h a s ing Sexton JV, 41-0; Owoeao JV, 2 1 Announcement of the 1948 State Football Champ- Laingsburg *'6".
and on 3 plays worked their w a y up j
edged Chesaning and Ovid. The Big 0; Chesaning, 14-13; and Ovid, 13-7.
ions -*- Corunna. waa made in this paper. Interviewa of Score by Periods:
t o the Corunna 10-yard line. On third
Reds of Elsie managed to beat out
0 • • • — 0 Durand, but met defeat at Corunna.
Corunna was the last team t o deseveral sports personalities have been covered in these . .Conmaa JV
down and goal to go they were
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feat
Perry and that waa by the score
t h r o w n for a 10-yard loss and then
page*. This paper has seen Corunna win and lose basketOvid has their rough schedule to
of
Zt-M
in the last game of the seasTiad to relinquish the ball on downs
start the season. They were whipped
ball games. Through the eyes of the NEWS Sports Edison last year. The game was played
t o Corunna on the 13.
i
by Corunna and met the same disastor, local fans have learned of important events in the
in Corunna on a muddy field and
ter against Perry, They now face the
Corunna worked its w a y to the
field of sport the wortd over.
?ave Corunna the 1948 Central "C*
Chesaning Indiana, thus comt>let*ng
"Elsie S*y*rd line on a- series of plays
Conference
crown by the decisive vicBowling, mostly on the local alleys, has been reOVID — The Perry Ramblers were the three top teams in the league. T o .
a n d an attempted pasa and a 15-yard
tory.
ported on the pages of this paper. Scores, summaries, riven their second scare of the season date, Chesaning has the taae defeat
penalty they were set back t o the 38.
aad
fcegler'a individual fetes has been storied on the last week when they managed to and a hard-fought victory over DuSince the Conference was started in
T h e y were left on the 11 as tfte
edge o u t ' the Ovid Romans by the rand last week.
sports
page
1928 o f 2 9 Perry has never won posthird parlod ended,
traditional rivalery
between sesion of the league crown.
A s in any other time of endeavor it is sometimes wondered if all .our! • o 0 1 * o f 1 3 _ 7 - P o r r T hma ^ ° 5 l * r m
. The
„.
,
Elsie took over on downs and drove
flv
me
t h e i r w a y up to the Corunna 40 and effort* are in vain or read in thia case. Several typea and styles of sports I * * « * managed to pile up 150 corunna and Durand will be aired on |
punted on fourth down. Elsie downed writing have been thrown at you from time to time. Was it really worth points to their opponents 20. They! p ^ d e y afternoon. Thia intra-city grid
have held three noa-conference op-| c I a f h , ^ , m a d e into a classic back in
their own punt on the «4nch line. the while?
ponents
scoreless.
i October m i .
F r a n k Dvorak woa tackled in the end
1
Are the stories dealing with the Michigan State Spartans read? Are
Perry
got
their
first
score
in
the
October 31 and Durand w a s the
-zone for a safety.
you
interested
in
the
Deroit
Lions,
the
Detroit
Red
Wings?
Do
you
want
second
quarter
when
Ovid
was
forced
scene
of the first battle. Corunna won
After failing to complete several
to
punt
on
fourth
down.
They
bootto
see
news
on
hunting
and
fishing?
What
other
improvements
have
you
t
o
the flit by the score of 21-7, playing
desperation passes, Ehne waa left on
ed to the Perrv 28 and the Ramblers what happened to be their best gam*
the 32-yerd line of Corunna a s the offer for THE CORUNNA NEWS Sprta P a g e ?
g a m e ended.
T H E N E W S S t i f f would certainly appreciate it if you would ait down j t o o k °™rSeveral plays put the of the year,
The Durand and Corunna Rotary
Score by periods:
and drop them a line and tell them whether you want the Sport* P a g e con^ i »*« on the Ovid 1-yard line. Halfjback,
Eddie
Jewell
bucked
the
line
Clubs
presented a 22-inch trophy to
«
•
•
2 — 8 tinued after the current football season is over.
for
the
score.
Arthur
Reed's
scrimthe
Cavaliers
for their victory. Each
•
11
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*~18
Tour letter may decide the fate of thia page.
age play failed for the point after I
^ j , trophy goes to the victors
Byron ' 1 1 ' Down*
Local JV*, 12-0
By Edward W.Allen
OHte{tte *?of
Perry Ramblers Edge
Ovid Romans, 13-7
year
l>ennon M a o Bag a 170 Pound
B e e r Near Hubbard Lain
LENNON — Harold Claxton has
returned from the North woods with
h i s deer. Hunting "Robin Hood" style,
Claxton bagged a 170-pound deer on
Sunday October 9.
This silent hunter of Lennox* is the
s o n of Mr. and Mrs, Corwin Claxton.
H e is well known in this area for his
ability with the bow and arrow and s
a member of the Flushing Archery
Club.
Claxton's kill was made near Hubbard Lake with home made arrows.
T H E TOP EIGHT
td
0 12
Jewett, Perry
X
2
2
0 12
Striggew, Ccrasfla . . 2
2
0 12
Woodard, C o r a m . . . 2
8
1
2
Arnold, Perry
2
7
1
1
Dvorak. Corunna
2
7
1
1
Kurt}'. Ovid
2
7
1
1
Unman, Elsie
2
1
7
1
Tithof, Cheeaaing . . . 2
(9 other grklders tied for ninth
place with a touchdown apiece.
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E. Jewell, B. Striggow,
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' C Scoring Honors
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touchdown
Early in the third quarter, Ovid
fumbled on their own 30-yard line
and Perry's Lawaon Show recovared
the ball. Perry worked ita w a y up
to the 18 and Glen Arnold took a reverse and scampered the remaining
distance for the tally.
Jim Koiser
went through the line for the extra
point.
With only forty seconds left in
the last period, fullback, Bill Kurty,
raced 60 yards for the onlv Ovid TD
after intercepting a pass. Kurty also
converted for the extra point.
Scot* by Periods:
Perrv
0 6 7 0 — IS
7
Ovid
0 0 0 7 —
Halfbacks Eddie Jewell of Perry
and Bob Striggow of Corunna and
end Art Woodard also of Corunna are
leading the Centra! "C" Conference
scoring race as the teams move into
their third week of conference play.
This troi of scorers have scored 12
points each. Striggow scored his TDs
n the frst league game of the season.
Jewell and Woodard scored a touchdown n each of the frst two games.
GVn ArrM another Perry halfback s fourth v.th a 6-ponter and two
pionts a f *rr touchdown to hi-* credit. D u r a n d Holds Indians
Two fullbacks and two halfbacks
tie for fifth place honors with a TD To 7-0 Score Friday
DURAND • • Chesaning got back
and an extra, point. Corunna's F E .
on
the winning side of the ledger last
Frank Dvorak and Ovid's Bill Kurty
week
as they managed to squeeze
are deadlocked with halfbacks, A, C.
out
a
7-0 victory over the Durand
Lnman of Else and Oliver Tithof ot
Railroaders.
Chesaning.
This was the Rairoaders third deThe nine fellows who tie for nineth
place honors are Bob Brown, Durand; feat of the current season and ChesClare Applebee, Ovid: Leroy Decker, aning 9 fourth win after dropping a
Elsie; Ft. G. Decker, Elise; Ken Hitch- 14-13 decision to Perry one week
cck, Corunna; Bob Kirn, Corunna; j earlier.
Arthur Reed, Perry; Jack Richards, I Late In the third period, Durand
Chesaning; and Fred Wesley, Chesan-1 was forced to kick and Chesaning
ing.
i took over on their own 29. Halfback
Bob Stasek worked his way to the
33 as the quarter ended.
4 M e n a r e I n j u r e d in S m a l l
The first play in the second quartG a m e Hunting over W e e k - e n d
er moved the ball to the Durand 34
Some 500.000 small game hunters via a pass from halfback Oliver Tithtook to the fields and woods through- of to Stasek. Tithof sweep around
out the lower peninsula last Saturday left end up to the 1-foot line. Several
I morning. Backed by ideal weather, line bucks failed and on fourth down
j the sportsmen were out to get their Tithof went around right end for the
! limit of pheasants, grouse, woodcock, score. Stasek plunged across the line
squrrel, rabbit, and woodchuck.
for the extra point.
In the first 48-hours of hunting .n
Durand tied several long passes
Shiawassee County there were 4 ininto the end zone and were left
juries reported by Conservation offistranded on the 30-yard line as
cer, Frank Bishop of Owosso. Injured
near Durand were I.aVern Sabora, 31. time ran out on them.
of Flint, and Don Vibbert, 22, of Co- Score by Periods:
Chesaning
0 7 0 0 —
7
runna, Sabora has gun pellets in his
Durand
0
0
0
0
—
0
neck, face, and shoulders and Vibbert
in his back and shoulders.
Steve Harsay. 33, of Fairfield Twn.
ard Csrlyle S O T . R1 of Marshall both
received Rim sl.nt w or "ids in the OWOFSO hunting area. Harsay. it was
feared will lose the sight of one eye,
Serr has face wounds but did not see
a doctor about it.
Bishop reports that there were
more hunters out than usual on the
opening day this year. He anticipated
there was greater success than ever
bt-fore out u i aotual "bagged" account would not be possible.
No violations have been reported
by Bishop but there were several
cases, of trespassing which was
handed by the Shiawassee County
S h e r . f s department, he said.
for one year. Since the inaugretion of
the highly rated contest. Corunna has
always retained the trophy.
Durand, supposedly in the best condition to win the game has lost the
last three games, after downing the
Owosao Junior Varsity, 124) and
Portland. 14-6. They have lost to Owoaso St. Pauls, Elsie, and Chesaning
in that order.
The kick-off i s acheduled for 3:30
p.m. at Corunna's McCurdy Park.
The probable starting line-up is as
follows:
Corunna
Durand
LE
Hitchcock
Xelson
LT
Whalen
sm
Olmsted
LG
Falen
C
VanMeer
Laurence
KG
Stewart
TA-wis
KT
Cooper
Blount
RE
Woodard
Storrih&l
QB
Phillip*
Shelp
RiMsIn
HB
Strijrgow
Brown
HB
Kirn
Dvorak
Sopher
FB
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In y o u r t i m e o f s o r r o w y o u
will find strength
in o u r
beautiful and inspiring sereice.
W e will handle every
d e t a i l in a s y m p a t h e t i c a n d
understands g
m a n n e r .
W h e n the need arises we'd
like to b e of a s s i s t a n c e .
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Th"iN,ri*»*rt October 20, 1949
The Conmna N*»w*. O ^ w r a Michigan
Venice Center Locals
Mrs. Hoyt Beliew
Correspondent
Alvifc Daaen and Gerald Dtsen. Jr.,
went to Algero, Mich., on a bow and
arrow honting trip but no luck with
the deer.
Several turned out for the church
services at the Town Hall Sunday
night at 8 P. M. It would bejiice for,
all the young and old folks of this
community and adjoining communities to join together and attend these
services, sometimes the very smallest thing that is done proves to be
a great deal for the lives of others.
Mrs. Wm, Golembisky is in the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Berme Kings,
bury this weeP-f assisting with the
care f Mr. Kingsbury who isa't so
weM these past few days. His
condition has proven to be worse
lately.
The Fred Ward family and Edith
Hier spent Sunday in Owosso with
Mrs. Zora Ryan. They celebrated
Joan Ward's 15th birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Habermehl are
the parents of a baby boy bom last
Friday, October 14th.
Leslie Bailey from LobdeU Lake
called on friends In this vicinity last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Golembisky cams
home last Saturday from Grand
Ledge, after visiting with their
daughter, and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Kemph.
Mrs. Frank StehUk returned home
on Tuesday of this week from Mem.
orisi Hospital in Owosso, following
a major operation,
Louis Lorincr was home ill from
work one day this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bruder and
family frm Royal Oak, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred McEwen from Flushing and
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Judd spent Sun-
Ladies9
Rayon Under Garments
Our Stock of Famous
PHIL-MAID
UNDERWEAR
is very complete
LADIES GOWNS
$?.»S
MULTI. FILAMENT
RAYON CREPE SUPS
91.98
(were $2.98)
BRIEF PANTS
48c
FRENCH PANTS
48c ooteise S0c
CHILDREN'S RATON
PANTIES
stWy
CHILDREN'S GOWNS
$1.48
CHILDREN'S FANCY
PANTIES
48c
Juddville Locals
day with the Wm. McEwens.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Eshelman and
family from Midland spent Sunday
with the Phelps family.
Mr, and Mrs. Everett Webb and
daughter Evelyn have relatives visit,
ing them from Detroit.
Mr. Arthur Gushen who is connected with the Army Air Force has
been promoted to Buck Sergeant. He
received his promotion on Sept. 23rd.
Word has been received here that
James Weigle who is on the USS
Pickway is on maneuvers in the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Warner from
Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lawbock and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Balico
from Owosso, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Bigelow.
Mr. and Mrs, James Sparr and
family from Dearborn, Mich., spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Golembisky.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dasen and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dasen, Jr., from
Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dasen
from Owosso and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Buchanan from Flint spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dasen,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruppert Cole and the
Chester and Lyle Bolen families from
Flint, spent the week end with the
Hoyt Beliews.
ATTomow ^
Mrs. Grace Crowe
Correspondent
Mrs. Cecil Stone, Mrs. Seymour
Shipman and Mrs. Howard Conklin
were in Flint Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Agnes Warner, Mrs. George
Crowe", Mrs. George Dillon, Mn», Ford
McMlchael, Mrs. Russell Burpee, Mrs.
Henry Haist, Mrs. James Knox and
Mrs. Gene Claxton of New Lothrop
Chpter attended Grand Chapter at
Grand Rapids the past week.
The Junior Boys and Girls of the
Methodist Church enjoyed a party at
the home ot their teacher. Mrs. Fred
Ward on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Middleton were
guests Sunday evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Bartz of Owosso.
Visitors Sunday of the George
Crowe family were Frank Young of
Hartland and John Young of Owosso.
The Extension Club met this Wednesday at the horns of Mrs. Willard
Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brands. Jr., and
family were honored at a Farewell
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
U W. Middleton Thursday evening.
Guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Zimmerman and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Rose and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Claxton, Mr. and Mrs.
George Claxton and son and the honored guests. The latter are moving
Capitol N e w s
to Pennsylvania. They were preSun.. Mon. "Lost Boundaries" with; seated with a group gift following a
an all-star cast Also Cartoon, Nov- social hour and refreshments.
elty and Late News.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer -White enterToes.,, Wed., and Thurs., "Not tained relatives from Pontiac and
Wanted" with Ida Lupino, powerful Algooac over the weekend.
story. This is NOT a movie for
Guests tn the Walter Judd, Jr.,
children, but carries a powerful mes% home were Mr and Mrs. Thomas Dilsage to teen-agers and their parents. lon and family of Cadillac and Miss
Frt, and Sat, "Champion" with Joan Ettenne of Highland Park.
Mrs. Robert Grace of 8t£inaw is
Kirk Douglas. Also Cartoon. Novelspending *n indefinite time in the
ty and late news;
Guest Feature Monday, "ALBU- home of Mr. and Mrs. wmard Snyder and daughter.
QUERQUE".
Mr. and Mrs. Leighman Shipman
entertained relatives from Owosso on
Get Your
No Hunting Signs at the New* Sunday.
A puhlk Auction will be held Saturday, Oct. 22 at 1:30 P. M. at the
farm of Mrs. Floyd Warner.
Guests on Sunday of Mrs. Floyd
SHELL OILS
Warner were. Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson, Mrs. Laura Warner of OwosIn your motor will protect
so, and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Warner
your car during cold
acid family of Pontiac.
ther. Better change
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen and Mr.
ami be safe.
Mrs, Eldoa Bailey spent the weekend
In
We carry • perwrattent
ANT3-FKEZE
Qualutgiull
CLARENCE MUZZT, P
•Waf^Ss* m
Vs>» ^av*nw^nnnnnngS sVVM|p>
State Posters Exjplodes
Popular Belief of T.B.
Appearing this month in thousands
HEN OVER FOKtt
of store windows, offices, and on bulletin boards in Michigan, this tuber,
culosla association poster explodes
popular belief that TB is primarily
a disease of youth. The poster,
0 1
opening the P-A-T (People Against
yonr
aft*
fc
"?
Tuberculosis) campaign of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association and affiliates throughout the state, "emphaUcally reminds citizens that 58
per cent of all TB deaths in 1948 were
among people 40 years of age and
older, with the peak of deaths among
men over 40," Judge Herman Dehnke, of Harrisvtlle, president, Michigan Tuberculosis Association and
Last, year 140 persona lost their
campaign chairman declared.
lives in fires in Michigan.
The ram you buy should be better
than most of the ewes in your flock
—he can do much for the average
flock in stepping up quality of lambs,
Look for a ram that is large for his
age, stowing good growth characteristics, and ne that is active, vigorous
and free from any defects.
IQ these days of tight going, K'a not a good idea
to let the boss know you're envious of his j o b — h e
would probably want to trade with you,
— Frisco Magazine
THE QUAKER
"Where Friends Meet.**
• r ••• ,••*¥••
WATCH YOUR PUSSY CAT!
On the first cool day, shell find the warmest
spot in the house. There she'll stay
all day long, probably right under
your feet!
The PusayCat is Smart!
BE SMARTER!
INSTALL AN ARMSTRONG GAS FURNACE.
Pussy will have a nervous break-down trying
to find the warmest s p o t . . . There wont be one!
EVEN HEAT — THATS ARMSTRONG!
ACE
— Free Estimate* Given HEATING AND APPLIANCE
218 Blue
*
Did You Know
DAMM'S
a* TO turn ffTOft*
It oWn't Cost much to SAVE AT DAMM'S
In case of Injury You and Your FsmsuV
also Anyone Else riding in your car couM
receive medical payment?
$500^
Cott* But «5.00 and
'
~
$1.00 more
Buys an additional $500.00
Also you are protected if you are in-
'rirV
CHICKS stay healthy
in a warm brooder house
Winter weakens chicks if they are frequently chilled
and overheated. Quick temperature changes lower
vitality and invite disease. Under the*e conditions
chicks grow slowly and do not feather out properly.
Insulated shelter saves them by helping fi$ht off
cold, dampness, and the threat of disease. Insulation,
combined with adequate ventilation, controls the heat
in c.;c brooder house and
brings more c h i c k s
through the cold and
damp weather.
Decide now to have a
tight brooder house foi
the winter. We'll help
you select the board, an«
supply you w i t h thl
Proper plans.
CORUNNA
Lumber and Coal Co.
«**
'Our
Roofs wear like a Pig's Nose."
E, McNeil St., Corunna
Pho«»« 9 6
jured while riding in someone else's car.
MORTGAGE Llf THIS
As long as the crazy driver is on the
road —
Better be Protected
Standard — American States
A SMART SUGGESTION
Hawkeye — Western
The most progressive and successful farmers in
this community are banking extra profits
from a diversified farming program.
AUTO
realized
You too can
harvest increased earnings by putting a similar plan
into effect on your farm.
INSURANCE
Peterson - Taphouse
Insurance Agency
Raising hogs, dairy cowt,
and chickens, are Mortgage Lifters. You'll be wise
to practice diversified farming.
405 West Corunna Av«.
3Qbe©ld Corunna State IBank
3ftel&ank. of Personal SonJiee
J
ph 03M
Cannula, Michigan
1392
m&ck
i
Thursday, October 20, 1948
Kerby Locals
Mrs. Howard -Tobey
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. George Pardonnet returned home Sunday evening: after
•pending; several days the. past week
attending the National Dairy Exposition at Indianapolis, Ind. Monday
they attend*!, a Holstein hate1 »t
~Wffliamston.
Mr. Burr Doten and daughters,
Joanne and Janet spent Sunday in
Alma with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
"Batsman. Mrs. Doten and son. Warren returned home with them after
spending several days there.
Kr. and Mr*. Bar! Ferguson of
"Vernon were callers at the home of
34r. and Mrs. Howard Tobey and
daughter, Lois, Saturday night
Mr, and Mrs. Merton Rogers of
Orand Rapids spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rog,
^ers. Mr, and Mrs. Merton Rogers are
leaving in about two weexs to make
their home In California.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ott of New.
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ujcureux and Bobby Lecureux of Detroit
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lecureux.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith returned to her
home Monday after spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs Sarah Warner.
The Corunna News, Corunna Michigan
PageSeve*
NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
Northwest Venice
Farm Bureau Meets
Vernon Women's Club Meets Recently
Group Gathers at
George Fulton Hume
Legal Notices
Vernon Eastern Stars
Elect New Officers
29 P r e s e n t A S
WANTED — A good classified ad- ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND
The Vernon Woman's Club's meetPUBLICATION
G r o u p G a t h e r s Tttea.
Members of Vernon Chapter, Order vertisement to run for 1 or more
ing
held
in
the
home
of
Mrs.
George
of
Eastern
Star
held
their
annual
weeks
in
the
Corunna
News.
STATE OF MICHIGAN — In the
The Northwest Venice Farm BurCircuit Court for the County of Shiaeau group met Tuesday evening at Fulton, was marked by the presence election of officers Tuesday night of
j this week. The following slate was
wassee.
the horn* of Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Muz* of gentlemen as special guests.
A most interesting evening was i elected: Worthy Matron. Beatrice
IN CHANCERY
spent
by
all
present,
the
presents,
Clarence
F. Geeck and Gertrude H.
Frederick,
Worthy
Patron,
Harold
There were twenty present.
Geeck,
Plaintiffs,
tion
of
an
authentic
history
of
ShiaDasen,
Associate
Matron,
Elizabeth
The meeting was opened by the
vs.
FOR SALE — 1, 30-06 Deer Rifle,
Chairman, LaVem Bulemore. Sec. wassee County by Mrs. Wynne Van- Grant, Associate Patron, Thomas
dekarr,
County
Helping
teacher,
hold,
Ade,
Treasurer,
Mary
Ade,
SecreElias
Comstock,
Seth Beach, Lucy
report was read and approved.
1 7:62 M.M. Deer Rifle with shells,
lng
the
interest
of
her
hearers
L
tary,
Esther
Ingram,
Conductress,
The Brannan Plan was the subject
12 ga. Shotgun, and good used wash-! , - Comstock, Julia Ann Beach also
known as Julia A. Beach, individually
for the discussion, led by Mrs. Jesse throughout. Mrs. Vanderkarr*s re- Birdie Messenger, Assoc. Conducing
machine..
Lewis
Sekrenes,
7500
search
upon
her
subject
brought
tress,
Marian
Farrell.
A
social
hour
and as executrix of the estate of Seth
Hier. The group decided they were,
many
unusual
and
little
known
events
Easton
Rd..
New
Lothrop,
Mich.
was
enjoyed
following
the
meeting,
Beach.
Simon Z, Kinyon also known
not in favor of It.
of
county
history
to
light.
S-w
29
as
S.
Z.
Kinyon, Henry Marley, Cynwith the serving of'refreshments.
Lester Carlin and Eugene PardonMusic
upon
the
program
of
the
thia
M.
Kinyon also known as CinOpen Installation will be held Nonet showed pictures thai Mr. Carlin
evening
was
furnished
by
Jeannette
vember
5,
at
which
time
non-memthia
M.
Kinyon
and Cyntha M. Kinhad taken on a trip last winter, which
FOR
SALE
—
Crise
used
AuNeitzke
upon
her
accordion.
!
yoh,
Peter
B.
Sole,
Lavina Sole, Carowere enjoyed by all.
'
bers and members from other Chaptomatic
Thermostat
controls
for
Mrs.
Fulton,
and
her
co-hostess
line
McLaughlin,
Pliny
S. Lyman,
Light refreshments were served at
ters will attend.
coal,
or
wood.
Also
hot
water
tank.
her
sister,
Mrs,
Jessie
Alger
of
Lansalso
known
as
P.
S.
Lyman
and Pliny
the close of the meeting.
Phone
30-F-3
Lennon.
George
Smith.
ing
erved
refreshments.
S.
Pyman,
Harlow
Beach,
Samuel
M.
The next meeting will be held TuesCounty School New*
3-W-2S
Stelle,
Mary
P.
Stelle,
Robert
McIt was announced that the club
day evening, Nov. S at the home of
Venice Ceater School
Laughlin, Sumner Hicks individually
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward at Venice will meet with Mrs. Win, Dennison
The
Venice
Center
Shcool
has
had
and as administrator of the estate of
on Oct. 25.
Center.
FOR SALE — Friers and ducks Pliny S. Pyman, Mary H. Lyman,
no tardy marks for the last
six
weeks. We hope our attendance will Located 2 miles North and 1 an 1-4 Mary S. McLaughlin, "H. Frances
be better, only twenty-four out of miles East on Copes Road (from Co- Goodell, also known as Helen Frances
thirty-eight children have no absent runna.). Frank Sovfs
3-W-28 Goodell, and Helen F. Goodell, CelN
Mrs. Hughtne Robinson
ow ts your beat opportunity to prepare for
marks.
inda Goodell, George W. Goodell,
Correspondent
an mforseen disaster that may strike yon and your*.
James
M. Goodell, Oliver W. Kinyon,
Louise Lortncs has been out for
Mrs. Max Grant's Girl Scout Troop
FOR
SALE
—
Two-piece
Matched
Harriet
Kinyon, Nathaniel Prouty,
No. 4 met recently with one of the two weeks with the flu.
Now u tne time to make sure that your iasorLuggtge
Set.
tan
and
brown,
in
good
Amy
A.
Cooper, H. Angelia West,
members - Sharon Bancroft. Mis*
The children were all weighed this
corerage ia complete.
condition,
very
reasonable.
Phone
Eliza
!•-.
Armstrong, Levi Gortner,
Judy Kirkman was a guest of the week
Katherine Austin
21-R24,
New
Lothrop.
Paul
F.
Ida
A.
Gortner,
Anderson C. Marshall,
meeting. During the business meetMay we be of act i k e to you?
Johnson.
3-w
29
Mary
A.
Marshall,
William Henry
ing a collection for the Juliet Law
Martin School Report
Be*
also
known
as
Wm.
fund was taken. The troop badges
There are 38 pupils enrolled with
Henry
Ues,
Mary
P.
Use,
David
were discussed, and to close the meet- very good attendance thus far, and
FOR SALE — Deep well hand J. Evans also known as David J.
ing games and refreshments were
no
child
has
been
tardy.
pump, one-quarter horee power mo- Evans. Sr, E, L.- Spans*. D. J. Evans,
enjoyed. Jeanette Neitxke is the
Prizes
will
be
given
to
the
best
troop scribe.
tor, small- woe*" heating stove, and Jr., also knowA a s D. L. Evans, Jr.,
speller*.
Some
have
been
absent
with
INSURANCE AGENCY
The Vernon Rebekah Lodge will
out-side toilet. H. Hubbard, Lennon. Helen Evans, Orrln'A. Myers, Kate
illness.
Plans
are
being
made
to
Underwood, James J. Peacock, John
CORUNNA, MICH.
Phone 1394-BUck
hold a regular meeting on Thursday,
4-W-28 Y. Martin, individually and as adform
a
Mothers
Club
soon.
Oct 29. There will be a visitation at
Hazel Sweetland.
ministrator of the estate of James
that time.
Teacher
J.
Peacock, or their unknown heirs,
Mrs. Rose Butler has been spend,
FOR SALE — Used washing mach. devisees, legatees and assigns.
ing a week at Sage Lake.
tnes and used refrigerators. Gambles
Defendants
Mrs. Beatrice Frederick is attend- N e w L o t h r o p M e n
in
Corunna
—
George
Kazen,
Authing the Rebekah Assembly at Grand M a k e s R e c o r d i n g
At a session of said court held at
orised dealer.
AT
Rapids this wsek.
the
courthouse in the City of Corunna,
Mr.
Bedrck
Smeege
of
ibis
Village
Mr. and Mrs. Rarrdd and family
In
said
countv on the 22nd dey of
is
now
making
the
recording
"Cute
have moved Into the King home re.
September,
1949.
NEW
LOG
CABINS
12
x
18
feet,
Young
Widow."
Mr.
Smeage
comcently. M m Harrod is the former
Present:
Hon. WlIHs L, Lyons,
Su
cement
foundations,
large
lot
in
posed
the
song,
the
lyrics
twinwritMarjorie Steele.
Circuit
Judgt.
ten
by
the
recording
company.
Vice
the Piney Woods of Northern MichiMr. and Mrs. Ralph CUne and famPresident
Berkley
will
get
the
first
gan, two miles north of Harrison, ExOn readmg and filing the mH of
ily were guests of the Chas. CUne
The Sound of a Loved Voice
rerord.
cellent
deerr
territory
20
lakes
in
20'
complaint
In said cause and the affamily at Milan over the week end.
The
vocalist
chosen
for
this
recordmmttes, abundance of trout streams. fM»v»t. <* James M. Teahen, Jr. atMr. tnd Mrs. F. Mercy have sold
on a Birthday it the Sweetest
their home here at»d are moving to i i c is Miss Betty Stellk, daughter of excellent retreat for the family. Full " M * « I thereto, from which It setJsMr. and Mrs. Frank Stehlik of New —4~_
iw» or
«« terms
i.m..u *ttwt
M . K.i
the court
that
Flint.
price
foen.00
xzoo idown
bai- ^#*»*tori'v
.. defendants
. . .aonfcars
. above
. to .named,
_ or. W
*J_
~*
TW~their
Lothrop.
Altho
this
is
not
Mr.
v
w
Those from Vernon Chapter OSS
Musk on Earth!
ance
$23
month.
Office
on
U.
S.
27
in
has
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and
attending Grand Chapter in Grand Smeage's first recording, he
Harrison
is
open
seven
days
a
week.
made
records
for
RCA
composed
and
sssiOT*. are oroeer and necessary
Rapids are Mr. and Mrs. Harold- D*f»'
James
A.
D*Arcy,
Realtor,
Harrison.
arranged
for
Red
Raven
Enterprise,
parties defendant in the above (untien, Mrs. John Ware, and Mrs. Gerald
Appleton
Wisconsin,
Cordan
Music
tled cause, and.
Michigan,
Frederick.
Remember to Telephone .Those too Far Away
Co.,
of
Hollywood
and
the
Rcdwooll
Michigan.
AT
Mr. Ed Ellis returned to his home
It further appearing that after
this week, and is reported as on the Publishing Co, of Hollywood. He baa
diligent search and inquiry it cannot
been offered a six month contract
mend.
be ascertained, and it is not known
to See, on their Happiest Day —
whether or not said defendants are
Mrs. L. M. Seavey has returned tour of all the western states and all
living or dead, or where any of them
home after spending some time in over Michigan. Ohio and Canada,
the home of her daughter Gertline, There will be 200,000 discs of "Cute
may reside if living, and. If daad,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
who has been ill. She also visited Young Widow" released.
whether they have personal repreSTATE OF MICHIGAN — The sentatives or heirs living or where
in the home of her aoA, Frank SeavThe Tempo record Co. of New York
It will be a
ey.
are now releasing his two latest num. Probate Court for the County of they or some of them may reside, and
further that the present whereMr. and Mrs. Chas. Bwing of Ban* bers, "Dancer's Polka" and "Wish I Shiawassee.
In the Matter of the Estate of abouts of said defendants are uncroft spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. was a Millionaire".
Wayne Van Loon.
Mr. Smeage has never taken a lea- Maude E. Sleeseman, Deceased, File known, and that the. names of
the persons who are included there*
son
in his life. At 10 years he was No. 15230.
The
Methodist
church
school's
CHERISHED MEMORY
Notice is hereby given that more in without being named, but who are
Crusader Class recently enjoyed a picking out tunes on the accordion
and now he plays trumpet, saxm- than two months from this date have embraced therein under the title of
game supper.
Mis* Ethel Van Loon of Vernon phone, drums etc. At 14 he played been allowed for creditors to present unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and
and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Van Loon of with a band In Saginaw, later over their claims against said deceased to j assigns, cannot be ascertained after
Owosso are spending a few days with WBCM Bay City and WFDF. Flint, said Court for examination and ad- diligent search and inquiry,
YOU TRAVEL FARTHER — FASTER —SAFER
their aunt and grand mother at Part- He has had his own band "Bedrick justment, and that all creditors of
On motion of James M. Teahen,
said deceased are required to present
and hid Eight Aces" for 17 years.
age. Wisconsin.
Jr.,
attorney for plaintiff, it is order,
BY PHONE
Mr. and Mrs. Smeage (Fred as he their claims in duplicate — one to ed that said defendants and their unMrs. Harry Edison and Ruth Van
is called here in New Lothrop) have said Court, at the Probate Office, In known heirs, devisees, legatees and
Loon were in Royal Oak of late.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell of Battle two children. Dick and Barbara, and the City of Corunna in said County assigns, cause their appearance to be
Creek were recent visitors in the Van live on Ash Street here in New Loth- j and one to the Fiduciary of said entered in this cause within three
! Estate, on or before the 10th day of
rop.
Loon home.
j January A. D. 1949 and that said months from thf date of this order,
NOTICE
and in default thereof that said btH
The Vernon Methodist church will Your Dollars Have More Cents When ! claims will be heard by said Court cf complaint be taken as confessed
j on Tuesday the 10th day cf January
Spent Here
sponsor a chicken pie supper on Oct.
| A. D. 1949, at 10 o'clock in the fore- by the said defendants, their unknown
26, in the church parlors. Supper'
i noon. At such hearing it will be de- heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns.
will be served from 5 p . m . on. Thej
It is further ordered that within
i termined by the Court, who were, at
price for adults is ¢1.00 and for
forty
days plaintiff cause a copy of
I the time of her death, the heirs at
KNOCK OUT WEEDS THIS FALL, FOR NEXT YEARS
children 50c.
this
order
to be published in the Co' law of said decedent.
CLEANER FIELDS!
runna
News,
a newspaper printed,
; Fiduciary. Pauline D. Herr
Skyway Highlights
published
and
circulated
in said coun725 W. Kalamazoo Street
As long as we have September
ty,
such
publication
to
be
continued
[
Lansing, Michigan
therein
once
in
each
week
for six
weather, in October, the Skyway
|
ROY D# MATTHEWS,
weeks
in
succession.
Theater will remain open. Throngs of
Judge of Probate
spectators at the Sky-Way demand
WILLIS L- LYONS
FOR SALE — Bookcase and desk I By ETHEL KELLEY,
entertainment, so the management combination, occasional table. 2 ocCircuit Judge
Deputy Probate Registrar
has booked somo mighty good pic- casional chairs, 1 floor lamp, 1 oil
Countersigned:
3-w-10-20
ures subject to inclement weather.
SHERMAN E. WELCH
heater.. All hi good condition. Inquire
"Smugglers Cove" (check the ad) Mrs. Hoyt Beliew. Phone R-24-F-21.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
is a cleverly written comedy with a
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Take notice, that this suit, in which
dramatic setting of an eery old mans- j
STATE OF MICHIGAN — The the foregoing order was duly made,
ion. The Bowery Boys go through all
Probate Court for the County of involves and is brought to quiet title
sorts of didoes and end up in extremeShiawassee.
to the following described piece or
ly funny situations. Don't miss this.
At a session of the Probate Court! parcel of land situated and being in
It's very good entertainment.
For Painting and Paper Hanging*— for the County of Shiawassee, held • the Township of Caledonia, ShiawasA truly beautiful Cinecolor pic- Decorating or paper steaming off. at the Probate Office in the City of j see County, Michigan, to-wit:
ture, "The Enchanted Valley" will C U w A
2 .73 acres more or less in Section
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- Hudson, Phone 40-F-2. Corunna, on the 4th day of October in
the
year
one
thousand
nine
hundred
21, Town 7 North, Range 3 East,
intriguein the
as T „ , , „ V * I A K , _
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adults
the Young
crowd. Fry
Jim asthewell
Crow.
and
forty-nine.
described as commencing at a
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•*. a<-..««,
AT
Skipper; - the
and T.«
Tubby
real Lennon, Michigan
point about 13.50 chains east and
Present ROY D. MATTHEWS.
bear give some mighty lively enter5.75 chains south of the northJudge of Probate.
tainment.
west
corner of the southeast fracIn the Matter of the Estate of
"The Wake of the Red Witch" is
tional
quarter of said section and
/r<i rt*t*rn
Mark L. Benchley, Incompetent (Now
a sea-story without peers, from the
running thence east about 6.5f)
WANTED — Practical nursing by deceased).
best-seller by the same name. This the day or week. Call Owosso 1974chains to the west line of 5 acres
Russell Olmsted, guardian of said
is
even
better
than
the
book,
(which
owned
by James J. Peacock,
Red
A
T
FARM EQUIPMENT
estate, having rendered hii final Acis a lot to say.)
thence south oh the east line of
count to this Court.
said 5 acres to the center of the
It is Ordered, That the 25th day of
highway, thence westerly along
FORD FARMING TOOLS FOR SATISFACTION
October next, at ten o'clock in the
the
center of the highway to a
AT RIGHT PRICES
forenoon, at said Piobate Office, be
Mrs. Fred Ritter Sr., was hostess
point about 13.50 chains east of
appointed for examining and allowto her bridge club on Tuesday in her
the north and south quarter line,
"We establish you in business on ing said Account.
Mack St. home.
and thence north to the place
our capital. No investment or exM/. and Mrs. N. H. Damm and perience necessar yto start. Write
And it ia Further Ordered, That a
of beginning.
son James, have moved into their new Winona Monument Co., Box 665, Win- copy of this order be published three
DONALD E. SMITH
home in the Don Brady apartments ona, Minnesota."
A T consecutive weeks previous to said
JAMES M. TEAHEN. JR.,
on Mack St, west.
day of hearing, in the Corunna News Attorneys for Plaintiffs
a newspaper printed and circulating Business Address:
Soil conservationists at Michigan
Man with car wanted fcr route in said County of Shiawassee.
114½ North Ball St.
State College advise leaving crop resi- work. $15 to $20 in a day. No exROY D. MATTHEWS
Owosso, Michigan
dues on the surface of the l&nd as perience or capital required. Steady
Judge of Probate
Dated: September 22, 1*4»
much as possible over winter. Straw Write today. Mr. Sharp, 120 East By PATRICIA BROTJGHAN,
7w-9-2»
stubble, sod, and even weeds offer j Clark Street, Freeport, Illinois,
Registra:* of Probate
good winter protection for the lan4.(
3w-l*~* Try mCTssslfUiisr
2w - « r
For Sale
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Male Help Wanted
FOR
Careless handling of cigareis and
MICHIGAN STATE MENTOR
An army of more than 800,000
ANNOUNCES COURT SCHEDULE municipal fire fighters is maintained matches is still the leading cause cf
EAST* LANSING — A 22 game throughout the United States on a
SALEM LUTHERAN LADIES
fires in the United States, the Nabasketball
schedule, featuring the
Mm. France* ScbJaack, See
new Spartan Basketball Classic, has fulUpaid 24-hour basis to guard tional Board of Fire Underwriters
Scorpion*
17 7 been announced by Michigan State
against fire. This is 150,000 men
Ralltera
15 9 Athletic Director Ralph H. Young for
Approximately a third of all
01
Wasps
9 IS the 1940-50 season v
larger than th: entire United States' ^ P ^
fires are traced to this hazard.
Hornets
1 17
The Classic will consist of double Army in 1D40.
HTGB SINGLE FIVE
header attractions Wednesday Dec.
Betsy Artntgton
171
29, among two Ivy league standouts
Ethel Zimtnettnaa
168
and
two Western Conference teams.
Jeyce Underwood
147
The
Wednesday bill pits Ohio State
Frances Scalaaek
145
«gainsi
Cornell and Michigan StateHelen Cast
144
against Harvard. The following night
Ohio State plays Harvard and MichiSALEM LUTHERAN MEN
gan State meets Cornell.
A. W. Schlecf, Sec.
THE CORUNNA TAXI CAB CO. . .
The Classic Is a special attracAcolytes
14 10
tion and Is net Included in the
Deacons
12 1«
price of season ticket books, nor
has now Added a Complete Line of Canned
Elders
12 12
will student activity books be
Ushers
10 14
Groceries for the Convenience of late workers*
honored at the event, Mr. Young
HIGH SINGLE FIVE
announced.
Ted Bttehler
330
The regular schedule boasts ten.
Frank Scnlaack
201
PLUS
games against eight Western ConferJerry Sieget
181
ence foes. Illinois is the only Big
T«d Strauch, Jr
170
BREAD MILK - CAKES - COOKIES - CANDY
Beryl Bronson
166
Ten rival not listed. Thirteen game?
will be played at home and nine on
AND TOBACCOS
CORUNNA MERCHANTS LEAGUE the road.
Arnold Garden, S e c
The complete schedule: Dec. 3,
Garden's Food Market
14 6 Michigan at East Lansing; Dec. 5.
Riverside Service Station , . . IS 7 Iowa at Iowa City, la,; Dec. 10, IndKaaea's Tavern
i s 7 iana at East Lansing, Dec. 17, MissV. F. W. Post 4005
11 9 ouri at East Lansing; Dec. 22. GeorMala Line Sales
9 11 gia T*eh at East Lansing; Dec. 23, i
Farms
8 12 Northwestern at Chicago Stadium;
Motor Sales
« 14 Dec. 28, Spartan Basketball Classic,
OB Company
6 14 Ohio State versus Cornell: Michigan
State vs. Harvard (doubleheader)"; j
HIGH SINGLE FIVE
Dec. 29, Ohio State versus Harvard; {
Carle* Taaer
206
Michigan State vs. Cornell (double-!
203
header).
!
197
Jan. 2, Indiana at Bloomington, tad.!
199
Jan. 7» Notre Dame at East Lansing;'
ltt
304 N. Shiawassee St.
Jan. 9, Detroit at Detroit; Jan. 14,
Marquette at East Lansing; Jan. 18,
Notre Dame at Notre Dame, Ind.;
Jan. 23, Minnesota at East Lansing;
Jan. 31, Western Reserve at East;
g Lansing.
Feb. 4, Purdue at Lafayette, Ind.;
Feb. 6, Wisconsin at East Lansing;
Feb. 11, Ohio State at Columns. O;
Feb. 14, Detroit at East Lansing;
Feb. 17, Wayne at East Lansing;
Feb. 20, Michigan at Ann Arbor;
HIGH SINGLE FIVE
YOU'LL HAVE 3 STRIKES AGAINST YOU
Feb. 35, Marquette at Milwaukee,
Al SCnek
Wis.
Frank Sckwnaserer
212
RSckard Rfakeslee .
291
and some to Spare
EAST LANSING — Sportcasters
V * M Hops**
199
coveHng the 1949 Michigan State
Spits
ltt
football team must 'watch their
IF YOU MISS BOWLING SEASON
rosters
closely. The Spartans list
LENNON LADIES LEAGUE
Horace Smith and George Smith (no
Mrs, Dan Wester, See.
relation;; Bud Crane and
Ga> . . . . 11
7
Crane,
(no reJatkn): Van and J.
It's
r WUBanu,
(no
relation);
ard
twins
,... 9 f
7 1 1 Bob antf BSU Carey.
COME IN AND ENJOY YOURSELF
HIGH SINGLE FTVK
EAST
LAHKNO
—
Eight
men*
at
l«l
of the 1947 Pennsylvania high
Wen*
14«
school
championship football team.
*> M a r k * *
14*
New
Kensington,
are football canalM a r r Resssfl
UH
dates at Michigan State College,
H.2*t«*
199
' *
are bidding for freshman berths.
BREAKFAST
hsfc
GOOD
Something New
FOOD
Have breakfast with u i . You'll meet your
friends Here.
Our Coffee is a perfect beginning
for a Grana Day. W e serve our O w n
Deli< <ous Baked Goods.
i
Thursday, October 20, 1949
The Corunna News, Corunna Michigan
F * f e Stent
Corunna Restaurant
REMEMBER
WE N E V E R C L O S E
CORUNNA CAB
and Delivery Service
CALL 2289 Red
PERFECTION
Hare that Spic and Span LOOK that marks
yon as a "MAN OF DISTINCTION". Good grooming
does it, and well-cleaned, carefully pressed far-
King Cleaners
194» Had
lt*» Time to Bowl Asam
*
LENNON MEN'S LEAGUE
W B h Attdasoav t e e .
1«
Mm, Deere
An4y*» Garace
HIGH SINGLE FIVE
Dairy C W s CfeaaaHy
The oversee dairy cow will
2
drink eight gallons of water daily
9
and win eat about two acres of
9 grant during the summer season.
••
toiunna hetrtaU .
§
4 14
\
George Bradley
Jafca Went
I
4
1*1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanders of
Pruddenville and Mrs. Harold Sanders of Flint were weekend guests of
Mrs. Alta Sanders.
Mrs. Daisy Menzies is recovering
very well from her injuries sustained
a month ago. when she was struck by
her own car.
DRESS
up for
Nathan Hate
Nathan Fa!e. t^e famous American patriot of the Revolutionary
war period, was born June 6 ]7f>5.
Hate was captured by the British
and nut to death 3s a snv while
working a* a secret a^ent for Genera) Genr^f tVsshnnoton
FALL
M A I R STYLE
Fighter Plane
Production of a typical new fighter plane requires about 13,500 special tools.
Dress up for Fall with an exciting new hair
Let us help you select the one he*t fitted for
Make an appointment with beauty.
Call
Proper Cleaning the
V IT E X
W A Y
Takes the Dingincs*
Away
Today.
Colors are
Tit* PtoUmonai Beauty £alon
JEANETTE MUZZY
OOftUffNA, MICHIGAN
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great track engines. A US-b.p.
V-8 for the BIG JOBS. A choice
of 100-h.p. V-8 or 95-h.p. Sir
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Million Dollar Cab!
Co«h in an th« btggast trada-Jn allowances
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Take odvontaga of *H* bigaast monthly solos
gool for now trueks we've had in years!
Choo*» from over 150 Ford Bonus Built
Truck Models—from Ha If-Ton Pickups to
145-h.p. BIG JOBS!
Put a cost-saving Ford Truck to work fo«you now! MMEDtArt DEUVEBY on all but a
few model*!
Trod* in your old truck while you can still
get high-dollar for H. Used truck values or*
•lipping fattj
TRY FORD
necf
BI66IST TRA9E-IM ALLOWANCE'
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you . . . one that will add charm to your whole appearance.
Trade in and Save!
For whipping egg whites — keep
the eggs at room temperature and
they'll whip more quickly and to a
greater volume advise home economists at Michigan State College.
FOR
atyle.
Andy Swrerdea
Potatoes are full of vitamin C and
are the most inexpensive year-around
source of the vitamin in Michigan.
They also contain certain B vitamins
and some iron according to home
economists at Michigan State College.
Albert Boursmith
Fni.iL
iff
leg
WANTS LOST HEIR
Mrs.
Maude Kunx, who is the
daughter of Jennett Wilson and
Charles Henry Foster is desirous of
contacting some of her relatives. Her
mother's sisters were Lydia Wilson
Tabor and Minnie Wilson Bailey. If
any of our readers know anything
about her family, perhaps children or
grandchildren ot either of her aunts,
please either notify the News or
write directly to Mrs. Kunz, at Route
l, Kalispell, Montana.
It's an Understatement
i
BUT
Don't let your UnderSTANDING
B £
RUNOVER
O*
HEELS
"Brings Blisters, You Know
BETTER LET US FIX 'EH
Watch Your Understanding
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Ckewter Hudson
Brighter
Garments Like N e w A g a i n
Oftborn Cleaners ~ ij
PHONE l t »
J Phone 249
J
Owosao* Mich.
* E. W. Lewis
Ford Sales and 5
118 N. SkiawaMee — Corunna
Phone 1359