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CORUNNA/MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1946
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instructors from other countries*
Among: these was a world famous
A>aUet master from Italy, who, it is
I said, was the teacher of the greatest
exponent of the art—Pavlova.
The speaker said that whDe AmerI ica will eventually have all the great
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i^*i j. . J dancing and1 dramatic personalitie*
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T ^ T - f ? * " , * » * ' in t h e W l d - a n d already has many
place accordteg to schedule on Ho*. , g f t h - m _ j B i t M ^ £
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Lee Striggw is
New Alderman
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VOLUME 61, NUMBER 14
and cakes served from a lovely
table, laid in lace and centered with
a pottiu cineraria, Mrs. Wm. Jenney
pouring.
Social Service Club Has
Splendid Meeting
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L- •
osso Lad
Acbident Victim
HARRY A NORTHWAY
Wm. MeCollough, son of Mrs.
One of the moat inteiaating event*
Charles Etter of West North St.,
of the week was the meeting of the Harold Wallace o f Corunna has been
Owosso,
aged 17, and a returned
Social Service Crab on Wednesday chosen to coach the . baseball team,
P'J!!**?'**™
l ^ l in
MI ^ of the^great
sc^entists-Ru^M
Na*y
veteran,
died' Saturday night
stance*,
the joying ***
wasjitnctfr
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Harry A. Northway, a native and
mttat $ m
cwd(it
of this week in the heme of l b s .which opens its season on April 11,
accordance with pre-election dtp*., ^ ,
^ awaM of ^ . ^ ^ ^
life-long resident of Owosso, and as the result of an accidental disLawrence Bouck, just south of town. 'when it will play Perry at McCurdy
known
to many throughout the charge Of his 22 calibre gun. The
In Conrana, Ray Masur waa named t W f t | 6 t o f t h e ^
M r Grahaa»,
The history of this crab » full of Park field.
mayor for the one year term, Mrs. pleasing personality waa injected
Member of faculty and timetested county, died in his Owosso home on accident happened on the Limiel
interest and aeeompHsltnwnt OrganMonday at 7:10 p. m. He had been Shueler farm in Rush township,
Bessie Johnson was elected city clerk into his discourse, and he continued
ize<j about twenty years ago as ancoach, Lyle Bouck, will again urge
Mr
ill for the past three years. He was where he was working.
aim ** Winnie Miller, treasurer.
by request during the social hour, outgrowth of the Maple River Farm- the Cavillers track men on to victory.
62 years of age.
In the wards, the three supervisors with an unusual and quite extraordinThe boy had gone out about fiv.-*
ers* Club, it ha* carried* on through
Without doubt the school will aMr. Northway was at one time a o'clock to run a tractor he hnj beatwere nameu' to succeed themselves. arily interesting acc'ouni of some of
the years, faithful to its-meaningful gain compete in the invitational meet
partner with his late father, in the using, into the barn. He dio' not re
J. L. -Shulte in the first ward, How- his training experience in war time,
name, the "Social SeHfat Club." in Mt Pleasant on Hay 3 and 4 as
Albert Todd Elevator Co., later of turn, and when supper was ready.
ard Vanderkarr in the second, and in America and in Scotland an<j EngAmong their good works 1$ the spon- well as the meets sponsored1 by the
the Lennon Elevator Co., and' since search was made for him, and' he •*•••
Albert Boursmith for the third. Mr. land, where he~was fortunate enough
soring of a young girl throrgh her S u t e High School Athlitic Associa1327, heading the "Northway Oil found lying uneoTvl'ious r e t ' r
Boursmith was practically "shoved to meet a number of notable men
high school life, and it Is on record tion.
Corporator, with ..headquarter? at barn with his rifle about t ;v:
into the office," and really against and women in the world of art.
that six girls have already received
the comer of Main and Dewey away. The bullet which V.iik :
his personal desire. He ha^j declined*
v: -^
In the absence of the president of the valuable backing and1 aid of the
streets,
Owosso.
to file a nominating petition in the
struck him behind ard' iv?.t sl^c; .
the club* Mrs. Charles Carland, Mrs. club. Many gifts of bedding have
He was a ! i ,fo mem bor of th•? left ear. He died M I/ r
primary, but the voters took & difE.. W. Lewis, vice president, took been given by the club t o families
1
B.P.O.E.,
ic-inoi- national secretary Meriioii.il Hosrif-.l v»hc:"» he >.,;.
ferent view and placed his name on !| ^
the' business routine. Sevv who have lost their household effects
UA
the ballot. Hb election Monday was ''"**«*
" " »««"«»•*•"»"»«• ° «
an<i until recently active local secre- t^'.a:: at 9 ^ 0 o'clock in the evening
eral reports were heard4 and annouee- by fire. The club members make the
tary-treasurer of the United1 Comunanimous.
ment made of the State Federation quilts for this purpose themselves
The story of the accident, as remercial Travelers.
For Aldermen, Russet Oatman was Meeting in Detroit Those planning and always keep a supply on hand.
Last Friday afternoon was the He was a member of St. Paul's xenstrue; »1 f;o..; the evidence at chosen in the first ward and Otto to attend were asked to contact Mrs. It was for the purpose of*working
regular meeting day of the Friday Church and of the Holy Name iu..J ;s ths.t'thc you':g man btfore
AndVus in the third. In the second Carlahd.
on some of the quilts now p i process Afternoon Club which was enter-.
putting the tractor in the barn, leanSociety.
Jtobert Rhoada was the primary
of
making,
that
the
al!
dby
meeting
tained
by
Mrs.
Robert
Jenney
in
her
The next meeting of the club will
ed the gun cgrlrst a spring toct1*
Surviving,
in
addition
to
his
widow
choice, at that time defeating three
bo in four weeks—the annual spring of Wednesday was held, t h e ladies Corunna Avenue home. The after- axe: two sons, Harry P. Northway of I'.Vsg in the yard, and that when he
other candidates, but Leo Strlggow
banquet. Tha spring mnmcale which also h^ve sold many quQts an<J lay- noon's program proved of particular Chicago and' John Northway of picked it UD again, the gun which hajt
turned up a a sticker candidate and
is scheduled to meet with Mrs. ettes, using the proceeds to a i j in Interest, the appearance of Mrs.Owosso; a daughter, Miss Norabel : : c:;tremtly sensitive trigger, dislanded the office handily. The vote
George Pardonett, will be given their various civic projects. The Merlin Self, as guest speaker, making Northway of Detroit; his mother, charged. Ke apparently carried'd the ^
was Rhoads 72, and Stxiggow 113.
crib blankets is so. Mrs. Self, known to many in
early in May, in charge of Mrs. club has made many
now residing in St. Petersburg, FU.; gun about 10 feet after being shot,
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Over in our sister city there was Pauline Kay, MTS. Evlyn Shawman of material donated ^y meAton for this area, through her work with the
a brother, Dr. R. A. Northway of before he dropped it and thsn walked
the Red Cross an<j for ^Memorial
plenty of fight. The city commis- j ^ ^ hostel*,
u'jout 10 feet further before colShiawassee County Bureau of Social! Mt Pleasant, and one grandchild.
Hospital.
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sioners, Walter H. Bennett, city comlapsing. He dieu' without regaining
Aid!, has recently returned from the
missioner of public utilities, and WUThe members gathered fist Mrs. west, where for two years she was Last rites will be h?ld for him to- consciousness.
liam StickeL commissioner of public I
Bouek's home on Wednesday in time connected with the U.S.O. Travel- day (Thursday^ at S t Paul's CathA military funeral ur.der the^e^*
improvements were named without
to listen to Tom Brenaasaji ami Ids f* Aid ** I*wton, Oklahoma. Law( olic church, with interment in St.(pices of the Crawford-Arnold Poet
opposition. Mtfhklpal constable StanmocaiiigprograsB, $*4 foOoWg fids too, a small city normally of about Paul's Cemetery.
I waa held* for Wm We4n*sday, withv
ley Babbitt waa returned to office,
.scendmMsdby 17,06«, had its population increased
Rev. C. B. Lyon officiating.
also without opposition.
to some 10,*+*, after the establishj It i$ particuUrly fateful that thcr
Grant
But the aad part af the story is
Saturday of this week, April 6, is
ment of an Army Training Center
boy should meet his deifti in this
at one
yet to com*. On the ballet were four , t o b* <**•*
^ Army day tbxoaghthat*, the influx o f salaisri* wives,
way after his varied war experiences*
o'eloelE, s«d work est the
prepeaettesHk Qa» esVJaWt fjpJl' *» °** **• IU — ltj J **d avary
aadl swesthssAti creating
An interesting gathering of the which were grim ^ <*+*'<?. He witness
Jeeta was carried en
increase the eateries of the commie- Ky awf efty i s p
Touth Fellowship gruqps of the ed t-;e invaaion of Normandy fromr
early hours of the day. As b «helr
sieaata Vy abeet $«*• per year, an- i »* » ! * • • * • » fa* the occasion,
Mrs. Oafes vftrM staty «< thaMethodist church w*{l be hala* m the tbea-^ a u'«atr\.yer escort which wa»
euetoaa, the ladies, 1a aaiar ;.*» sajoy
other was the adoption of a proposal j Corunna afsfsr Lee Jaaseen has
•ashlags «f tha VA.O. m the wiving Corunna MethodM cfturc> on 8an- -sack h ^ a tj-re>ii tor-pedo d«»inar
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arose, a s ^ her account of some Miles DePagter, a recently discharged arms one out of ni..« s^r. Ivors from
To
begm
tfea
pragram
which
was
and the second b y a comfortable
in Owoeao, a community program
h«aaoreus phases of the situation, Navy. Chaplain, and newly appointed tti- -h'-'R ,?"-r'ar cr***" T" Turod, no
founded
an
the
famous
"Breakfast
margin.
ia being prepared, and *** festivities
were heard with rapt attention, and as the Detroit Conference Methodist waa rescued by a whale-boat and
The parking meters and liquor by will be opened with a parade at 2:80 at Sardi's, Mrs. Gordon Valentine, an interesting question and answer Ycuth Fellowship director.
taken to a hospital ship.
the glass were the third and fourth o'clock. Corunna's high school band who spent the w a t e r i s California period followed her talk. She was The rally will begin at 5 o'clock
Lie c&irieu a biiver pi-*- in one
two years ago, gave a most vivid acproposals. The voters just merely will take part in the parade, and
given a rising vote of thanks by the with Miss H. Faith Dakin of the locai i n n and the marki cf injuries to>
count of her attendance at one of
administered the proper dose ot j Post 4006 of the Veterans of Forclub members,
group in charge. Group singing will chest and l e * fro »n that action. Ha
these affairs, which was of the greatchloroform, led the two orphans \ eign Wars, of Corunna will also
est interest. There followed1 an ex- A beautiful poem by Edgar Guest, be directed by Mrr. William Coffee. was discharged from the Navy Sepdown back of the Oam, and let 'em ! march in the line. Commander Alhibition of funny hats, which caused read by Mrs. John Van Camp, was Miss Jean Carson of Owosso will give tember 26, 1P44.
face a firing squad. Both were over- •jert Boursmith of the Post, urges much hilarity, an,pended by Mrs. entitled: "The Eighth Letter to My a saxophone solo. Other features will
He is survived by his widow and
whelmingly defeated*.
that every member of the Post, with Ervin Street receiving first prize for Wife."
be Scripture reading by Miss Nan infant son, his .v.cthe'y end a -siftter.
all discharged and terminal leave her "creation.'» Mm. Ellen Peacock,
The business meeting of the After- KiiOs; prayer hy"5TTs? Maxine Neal
vets assist in the celebration of the as the oldest lady present, was given noon waa in charge of Mrs. Fern and' song hy the boys quartette.
day.
At 7:30 the sub-district officers
a dainty corsage, and Mrs. John Strawsine, the club president, who
will
be in charge of the the evening
Qarkley was the lucky winner of the among other important matters of
wishing ring.
business, announced the club lunch- service which will be open to the j
eon in two weeks, which will be held1 j general public The president, Rich- j
Twenty three ladies were present h in the Mary Rogers restaurant and ard Dickerson of Durand wilt be in j
The home c f Mrs. C raster Walker
As the club year draws to a close,
for the day of pleasure and profit, win close the club season.
charge Sharing will be directed by I m
on pri
f „ a ^ ^ ^
many pleasfint events are taking
and much was accomplished in work,
Mrs. William Coffee. Pianist Um t
^ °
place in both the Friday Afternoon
Two beautifully executed composi- Leora Stull; Scripture lesson by Miss meeting of the W. C. T. U. which
and in the cementing of friendships
Crawford-Arnold Poet, of the
was marked 5y the presence of Mrs.
and Woman's Clubs. One of these
tions for the piano, were played by
of the members for each other.
Jean
Edwards
of
New
Lothrop;
prayClara .Dreher, county president o f
was enjoyed Monday evening by cured an amateur boxing license, and
Miss Joan Coutta—Mozart's "Faner by Miss Maryln Shaw of Vernon; the organization, in an inspiring talk
members of the Woman's Club and* American Legion, Owosso, hasse-T
tasia" written In a minor key, and
solo, by Norman Anderson of Cor- on "Outstanding Women'*—which
friends, in the home of Mrs! Earl will hold its first boxing show on
the charming "Galliwog's Cake
unna. Rev. DePagter will be guest included women in religious sociaL
Lewis, where Gordon Graham, of Friday evening of next week, April
Walk" by Debussy.'
t .
speaker
for the evening. The Meth- educational and" civic wo rk of tha
Owo?*o, a recently discharged serv- 12, at the armory inOwosso.
Dariag s>_sodaX hour which fol- j ©dist Youth Groups comprising the present day, and discussion of woCorunna High School athletes are
ice man, was a guest speaker, on the The Legion has secured many outbusy
these
days,
spring
training
in
lowed
the program, the hostess in- Owosso Sub-District are Owosso men of the Bible.
history of the RusHan theatre and standing state amateur boxers for
sports having started off with a bang. vited her guests to partake of tea First, Corunna Avenue, and Asbbury
ballet. Mr. Graham has for years ' its premiere. On the program will be
The hostess, Mrs. Walker, who m
churches, Henderson, Laingsburg,
mae'e a study of the ballet and has among others, King Kong Hunt,
president
of the W. C. t . U. conductBurton, New Lothrop, Lennon, Duin his possession a collection of fl- known as the "clown prince" of boxn
rand * d Corunna. There are seven- ed the business routine, which inhiitrated literature upon the sub- ing.
teen Methodist churches making up cluded the annoucement of the celeject, some of it very old, which is
One of the purposes of the fistic
the sub-district. Recognition will toe bration of "Family Night", which
most interesting and comprehensive show is to interest young men of the
given the largest group at this last will be held on April 29.
and of considerable monetary value. county in amateur boxing with the
The devotional service was in
meeting of this conference year.
Mr. Graham" was introduced to his idea of inaufrurating a Golden Gloves
charge of Mrs. L, A. Scofield, Mrs.
hearers by Mrs. E. T. Sidney, chair- tournament next winter.
Emma. Vibbe::, anTi Airs. Ethel Norman of the year's program commitcross.
One of the reasons for the show
ter. He s^oke at some length upon Legion program of youth welfare an^
Prayer by the president closed' thes
the thv^e periods of development of is to use rome of the profits for the
afternoon's meeting.
! Much to the pleasure o± pupils of
the Rus-.ian t'lrutro beginning as physical dcvelcr/ment.
Shiawassee County's rural schools is
(. r.rly r,s \r~'. v-Vr>. i*- is recorded,
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the announcement that the annual
the first pnmuTvs pre (Auctions wei'e
I 6ee nothing in the life of a rich
trips of the rural eighth graders will
shown. These were the origin of the
m?.n
which
the
workman
need
envy,
be resume^ this year. The date for j
IV the current Red Cross drive the
hallel, in which the performers wera
outside
the
regularity
and
security
the trip has not been set, but those
county
still
has
$6,000'to
vai?e,
actaken fTom" the peasantry, j\nd
who will act upon the trip committee
of his existence.—St. John Ervine.
trained under the most vigorous cording to reports from Fmil Stein,
At a regular meeting of t h e
are the following rural teachers:
county
chairman.
principles, o.'ien taking months to
W.R.C. held last Thursday at Ex~
Hazel
Sweetland'
(chairman), tension Hall, it was announced that
; crfprt a stngle step or posture. In
Suppers served by various church
He ;•? only advancing in life, whose
Retha Cook; IVfildred Stodola, Ruth the department president would visit
'76?. or the beginnir-icr of the second groups in the county have hren numir- petting softer, his blood'
Howard and' Edith Chaffee.
period of development, the great erous and very well patronized this
the corps on April 11, for which a
v.-nvm. :r, his brain quicker, an.-} his
wealth - f the land owners became spring. Reason—the feed of the
Committees for eighth grade com- special program will be arranged, and
cnteiirg into living peace,—
the spf.n or of the movement, and home-cookej variety is so extremely
mencement have been appointed, refreshments served. Mrs. Mildred
beauty was" introduce^' into the bal- good. The Come-Join-Us class supper
each teachers11 club choosing one Cummings, president, presided for
Ruskin.
i"t, whifh hart hitherto been lacking, of the Bui ton Methodist church
member to :erve on committee. Those the meeting of Thursday, and Mrs-.
chosen to arrange for the graduating Lottie Goodall acted as chaplain.
except in the movement of the body. ' school was an unqualified success,
exercises are: (Norma Swayte (chair- The Lord's Prayer in unison followed
In costumes and in uettings it became the large crowd coming from Corbarbarously beautiful, as it is to a anna, Owosso, Ovid and Henderson,
man, Marjorie "Smith, Marie Davis, the reading of ,the Scriptures.
certain extent, at the present time, ! The class, taught by Mrs. Van PatHelen Gulicfe and Josephine Baker. Among the reports of the day were a
In the 1800's the progress of this ! rick, made «78 from their venture,
The place of holding the com- number of sfck calls made.
art was continued under a younger Baked hamb beaded their supper
mencement exercises will be an- The regular closing, ceremonies of
generation, who ia$r*d«eed masttr' menu.
the W.R.C. followed.
nounced latef.
vm
fBDAY AFTERNOON
CLUB
ARMY DAY TO BE
YOOTB F E U O f S H r
1
MEETING OF WOMAN'S
CLUB
W. C, T. U. MEETING
AMERICAN LEGION BOXING
SHOW
AcnvmEs
1868
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RURAL SCHOOLS
A SECOND SOBER THOUGHT
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
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an
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Ml
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U poet thence N t e 8 ¼ fee, W t i '
he aocertai»efr and it is
rod*, S 116* feet, E f $ f e i t 9 1«5
known wewtfcer or tot said
feet, 5 H S gee* N 10 roue, E $ rocU
LeJfoat Ttffaay, Coauaencing *0 «ato «re lWn* er c W ifwhere any
to begtoijaf 8 acre* (except the feet 8 t a»ee*NE*ly from SW c o m a of tavriia^reaiirif IwW. and ff
N 2.5 a c t * thetofV. ,
of B&; ft, tlfenee NETy along JKai*
.25 acres, Allen Brant, Com- Street 167 teat 4 lachea, thence
or heir*
mencing 5 rods W of SE corner of SETy 147 feet to a point 88 feet W
they or some of
LOU N. SHEARDY,
SW * of SB * W 4 rod*, N 10 rods, of SE corner BOc 8 thence W ITS reside, and" further that the present
SI 4 rods, S 10 rods, to beginning.
f e e t a Mt\ thenee K W > & feet 6 wnejceiboula of aai<| defendants are
.31 acres, Lewis Davenport, Com- inches to place of beginning,
unknown, and thenames of the per. tencing at SE corner of SW K of . Elisabeth Lytic, Commencing at sons who are included1 therein with^ ¾ W £ rods N 10 rods, E 5 rods, SW corner Blk 3, thence N E l y along- out being- named, but who
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10 rods to beginning.
:
Main Street 80 feet 8 inches, thence embraced therein under the title of
OF DRAIN CONTRACT FOR
2.43 acres, Lennon School Diet. SE'ly 28 feet 6 inches to a point 41 unknown heirs,, devisees,
1346 LENNON TILE C?vA!N
Commencing 80 rods E of S ¼ post feet 6 inches E of SW corner of and ^ assigns, can not be ascertained
Notice is Hereby Givei, That I, thence N 26 rods E 18 rods S 16 Elk 3, thence W 41 feet 6 inches after, djifeept search axy hvpli.
a
Charles G. Cook, County Drain Com- rods W 8 rods, S 10 rods, W 10 rods to beginning.
On motion of Michael Garland,
Mary M. Elliott, A piece of land one of the Attorneys for Plaintiff,
missioner of the County of Shiawas- to beginning.
0.75 acres, P. S. Chapman, Com- commencing 12 rods NE along line it is ordeFed thaV*a!a Defendants
see, State ofMichigan, will, on the
16th day of April A. D, 1946, at the mencing 54 rods W of SE corner of of Main St from SW comer Blk 3 and their unknown heirs, devisees,
VM:h Elevator in the Township of sec. N 10 rods" W 4 rods S 10 rods thence NE'ly 35 feet, S E l y 70 feet legatees and assigns, cause their apSW'ly 35 feet thence NW'ly to be- pearance to be entered in this cause
Venice, in said County of Shi;.\vasse« E 4 rods to beginning.
.25 acres, Steve . Buginsky Jr., ginning. Blk 3.
at ten oVlock in the forenoon of1 that
within three months from the date of
Harvey Hubbard, Commencing 233 this order, and* in default thereof
day, proceed to receive Closed bids Commencing 50 rods W of SE corner
Until 11 o'clock in the forenoon of of sec, N 10 rods W 4 rods S 10 rocfe, feet from SW corner Blk 3 thenee that said Bill of Complaint be taken
th:-.t day, when bids will be opened E 4 rods to beginning.
NE'ly along line of Main S t 35 feet, as confessed fey the said defendants,
.22 acres, Richard Bentley and SE'ly 70 feet SW'ly 35 feet NW'ly their unknown heirs, devisees, lega-.i.' publicly announced for the cons' •-!•; ion o.f a certain Drain known wife, Commencing, 45 rods 8 feet W to beginning^ Blk 3.
atees and assigns.
ar d designated -as "Lennon Drain/' of SE corner of sec N 10 rods W
O'Hara 6; Co., Commencing at NE
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
located and established in the Town- 3 rods 8.5 feet S 10 rods E 3 rods corner of Blk 3 thence SW'ly along within forty (4Q) days plaintiffs
8.5 feet to beginning.
ship of Venice in said County.
Main Street 222 feet, S E l y 147 feet, cause a copy of this order to be pub1
E 88 feet, N "279 feet to beginning lished in the CORUNNA NEWS a
.22
acres,
Fred
.
Harrod
,
ComSn'iA drain is divided into One
except commencing 12 rods NE of newspaper printed, published' and
mencing
43
rods
W
of
SE
corner
of
Sections as follows having the aver*
SW
corner BUc 3 SE'ly 70 feet, N E l y circulated in said County; such
age depth as set forth: All stations sec. N 10 rods W 3 rods 8 feet S 10
70
feet
(NWly 70 feet thence SW'ly publication to be continued therein
rods E 3 rods 8~ feet to beginning.
arc 100 feet apart
70
feet
to beginning. Block 3.
once in each week for six weeks in
.31 acres, Frank VykydaJ, ComSection No. 1 beginnirg at station
number 00 at the lowei end of said mencing 42 rods W of SE corner of H. L. HOLLISTER'S ADDITION fu~"~Mion.
JOSEPH H. COLUNS,
tAiin and extending to ration num- sec, NE'ly along RR 12 rods.W T TO THE VILLAGE OF LENNON
Circuit Judge.
ber I S + 76, a distance of 1876 feet, rods 10 feet S 10 rods E 1 rod to
beginning.
Roy DunkeL Lot 1, Block 1.
ar.H having an average depth of 6.6
*3ea»temgned-.
8 acres, Michael Donahoo Estate,
Henry Lytle, Lot 2, Block 1.
feet. Excavate, lay hid cover 16"
'HERMAN E, WELCH
James Benjamin, Lot 3, Block 1.
Tile. Construct1 two Manholes and (The SW 8 acres of) SE ¼ of SE
t«jerfc of Circuit Cowrt
Oscar Marble, Lot 4, Block 1.
one Catch Basi, - Construct headwall % W of CSM RR except commencing
TAKE NOTICE, that this salt, in
Judti Bernerr, Lote 5 and 6 except
with apron'rfou:.!-1. Excavate, lay 26 rods N of SW corner SE % of
which the foragoiiis; Order was duly
and cover 18" cement tile across SE % E 18 rods S 16 rods E to RR N 60 f e e t Block 1.
SW'ly along RR 12rods W to %
Harvey Hubbaxd,
N 60 feet of made, mvorves and *• brought to
e
wiriet title to-the feuowiac described
line
N
to
beginning.—28
acres.
Lots
5
and
Block
1.
tion of said drain
piece
or parcel of land situated and*
Artie
Bryant,
Lot
1,
Block
2.
V
itities an \ characSECTION 25
Robert WoodArd, Lot t, Block 2. being in the Township of Burns.
1n
>f £•*- c : a will b» required
.26 acres, Edgar M. Taylor and
Amanda Ostrandtr, Lot 3 , Block 2. County of Shir*stout and State of
l i ' -*" •"ract let for same:
Michigan, described as follows, to»
Charles White, .Lot 4, Block 2.
V'
)et of 16" No. 1 Glased wife, Commencing 2% feet W of SE
Wit:
corner
of
Block
6
of
H.
L.
Hollister's
Laura
Frost,
Lot
5,
Block
2.
Tile; 36 feet of 18" Standard ReinAddition,
thence
W
171
feet
S
66
Mabel
McMichaeL
N
4»
of
Lots
1
The Southeast quarter ( ¼ ) of the
force,} Concrete Pipe.
Northwest quarter ( ½ ) . and the
Construct one headwall with apron feet E 171 feet to W tine of hwy and 2, Block 2.
L. M. and C. Tiffany, S % of Lots Southwest quarter ( ¾ ) of the
using 2¾ cubic yards of 1-2%-5 M-13 thence N 66 f e e f to. beginning.
1 and 2. 'Block 2.
Northeast quarter ( ¼ ) of Section
.25 acres, Thurman Rubey,
Comconcrete.
M. E. Church. Lots 3 and 4. Blk. 3. Nine (0), Town Five (5) North,
Construct two manholes using 8" mencing 35 feet W and 6 6 'eet S of
Louise
Ritter, N 50 feet, of Lot 5 Range Four (4) East, Shiawassee
concrete blocks. Manholes to have SE comer of Blk 6 H . L Hollisters
1
and
S
16
feet of Lot 6. Block 3.
County, Michigan.
irside diameter of 4 ft. and 6" con- Addition, thence W 163 feet S 66
Minnie
Bowden, S 16 feet Lot 5
feet
E
163
feet
to
r-w
of
M-13
thence
crete floor one foot below flow line.
PULVER, GARLAND A WTATT
and N 50 feet Lot 6. Block* 3.
The construct; n of said drain will N 66 feet to beginning.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
GeraLj
Alderman.
Lot
7.
Block
3.
incluo'e the con?tri;: tion of the folBusiness
Address:
.20 acres, Amelia Dieck, ComAlbert Kersey, Lots 8 and 9, Blk 3.
lowing culverts and bridges having mencing at SE comer Lot 2 Blk 6
203 Owoaso Savings Bank Bldg.
George W. Haffner, Lots 1-2-3
the location and of the- type and size H. L, Hollister's Addition to Village
Owosso, Michigan
and
4. Block 4 and bounded W by
states for which contracts will be of Lennon, thence S 132 feet, W 66
—V-«• •
Venice S t N by Blk 2 , 3 to Blk 4 E
feet N 132 feet E to beginning.
Construct one catch basin using
.22 acres. Julius Berth, Com- by C. S. r —- M RR being known as
Aging Beefsteaks
8" concrete V ks. Catch basin to mencing p.t SE comer Lot 1 Blk 6 Henry Street.
Aging
is
only part of the story of
Mark
W
a
V
\
Commencing
on
S-e:
have insiuV diameter of 4 feet and H. L. Hollister's Addition thence
p-rHucing
tender,
delicious "aged"
line
betv.'cn
sections
24
and
25,
22
<?" concrete floor one foot below flow S 132.feet W 74 feet, N 132 feet E
feet
E
of
center
of
CS
and
M
RR
beei'siicuks,
say
extension
meat spe~
line. To have Bee Hive top of 6" to beginning.
r
thence
E
50
feet,
S
l;;
-long
RR
125
j
cW•"'-..
Long
aging
i*
entirely
reconcrete and must be 8" below level
.42 acres, Virgie Bowden, Com-,
feet
W
40
feet
N'ly
to
beginning,
i
Fpui.-ible
for
its
quality,
as
the
comof road ditch.
mencing at SW corner Lot 2 Blk "5
George Baker, Lots 1 and 2 except • tnpr^al aging of beef is a carefully
Said job will be let in accordance H. L, Hollister's Addition thence E
with the diagram now on file with 140 feet, S 132 feet W 140 feet N commencing 678 feet W of SE corner specialized proceaa m which special
Blk 6 N to Main S t S W l y to S line ru'* of special meat are specially
the other papers pertaining to said to beginning.
Lot
1 E to beginning.
Drain, in the office of the County
handled in specie! coolers. First,
2.12 acres, Michigan Sugar Co.,
John McDowell, Lot 8, Block 5.
Drain Commissioner of the County Beginning at NE corner and* running
steaks for long aging must earn*
Roy Dunckle. Lot 1, Block 8.
of Shiawassee to which reference S along Phipps St 25 rods 8 feet,
from properly mature and very well
Clayton Mallery, Lot 2, Block 6. fattened animals. Second, only ribs
may be ha^ by all parties interested, thence W 18 rods to hwy thence 20
Harry Harater, The S 68 feet of and loins of beef can be aged long
and bids will be made and received rods 12 feet along hwy to beginning
accordingly. Contracts wjft be flttd* being a S-cornered piece on N end Lots 4 and 6, Block 8.
because they are the o d y parti of
L. J. Kingsbury, Lot 8 and1 N 86 the animal m which the lean • oarwith the lowest resppnsmle bfoitftr of unplatted portion of W % of E H
giving adequate security for tile per- of NE 14. Alao Lot 9 being a lot feet of Lots 4 and B, Block 6.
ores warn esjentsm mx so pswaox n
3.08 acres, 1840 feet of G T RR from mold. The growth of moid hi
formance of the work, in the sum 132 feet long, 50 feet wide on N end
then and there to be fixed by me, and 53.0 feet wide on S end. Alsr 100 feet right of way in Village of watched carefully during the «f]bag
reserving to myself the right to re- a strip of lane? 5 feet wide running Lennon, sections 24 and 25. Grand to
be sure it does not
ject any and all bids, and to adjourn due N to the first street intersection, Trunk Railroad.
through
the fat or into the
One-quarter mile of M-18 State
such letting to such time and place Shiawassee St., from the W 5 feet of
which
would
gr*t the meat a moldy
Highway through Village of Lennon.
as I shall publicly announce at the Lot 0.
flavor.
Tilted,
the meat to aged m
Michigan State Highway Dept
time of letting.
.55 acres, C. E. Phipps, Commencspecial
coolers
where the temperThe date for the completion of ing 183 feet S and 396 feet W of SE
Now, Therefore, Al) unknown and ature and humidity are controlled
such contract, and the terms of pay- corner of Blk 6, H. L. Hollister's non-resident persons, owners and
ment therefor,
shall and will be an- Addition thence W 180.51 feet S 132 persons interested in the above des- and where air currents are direct'
1
nounced at the time an^ place of feet E 179.4 feet N 132 feet to cribed lands, and v o u Sherman ed to prevent condensation of moisture on the m e a t Finally, after ag-1
letting. Any person desiring to bid beginning.
Welch, Shiawassee . County Clerk; big, the meat fe carefully trimmed
on the above mentioned work will be
acres, Ulysses Dieck, (The NW Frank Pasco, Chairman of the County to remove surface mold before berequired to deposit with the County 2.22.2acres
Beginning 314 feet S I Road Commission and Rex Post, Su- ing cut and cooked. Without these [
Drain Commissioner a certified" of S line of)
of
Blk
5 H. L. Hollister's pervisor of Venice Township are here- precautions, long aging results in?
check or its equivalent to the amount Addition and o n the
line of W H by notified that at the time and place meat with a moldy, randd* stale,
of Fifty and no hundredths Dollars of E tt of NE K, ofEsec.
25 thence aforesaid, or at such other time and or old flavor.
as a guarantee that he will enter into S to E and W % line thence
W to place thereafter to which said letting
contract and furnish the required W line of E % of NE tt thence
N may be adjoumed, I shall proceed
bone/ as prescribed by law. The to SE'ly line of hwy thence NE'ly
foreceive bids for the construction
checks of all unsuccessful bidders along hwy to a point due W of point of said "LENNON Brain," in the
will be returned after contracts are of beginning and thence E to begin- manner hereinbefore stated; and
awarded. The payments for the
NOTICE OF M£ETU*G
also, that at such time and P u e * **
above mentioned work will be made ning.
stated?
aforesaid
from
nine
o'clock
OF
DRAINAGE BOARD
.25 acres, Earl Baker, Commencas follows: To be announced at time
the
forenoon
until
fire
o'clock
in
ing at NE coraer~bf W H of NE tt in
of letting.
- >•"
thence
W 66 feet S 8 rods E 66 feet the afternoon, the apportionment for TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
Notice is Further Hereby Given,
N
to
beginning.
benefits and the lands comprised
that on Tuesday the 23rd day of
Notice is hereby given that on the
.27 acres, Val J. Barta, Commenc- within the LENNON Drain Special
April, 1946, at Walsh Elevator in
the Township of Venice, County of ing 4 rods W of NE corner of W % Assessment District* will be subject 6th day of April, 1945, a petition
was filed with B. E. O'Brien, County
Shiawassee, or at such other time of NE H thence W 72 feet S 8 rods to review.
E
72
feet
N
to
beginning.
And
You
and
Each
of
You,
OwnDrain Commissioner of the county
and place thereafter, to which I, the
.27 acres, Mrs. John Pendergast, ers and? persons interested in t i e of Genesaee asking for the deepenCounty Drain Commissioner aforesaid, may adjourn the same, the ap- Commencing 138 feet W of E line aforesaid lands, are hereby cited to ing, widening, straightening; extendportionment for benefits and* the of W % of NE % and on a line of appeal' at the trme and Place of such
lands comprised within the "LEN- hwy thence W 72 feet S 8 rods E reviewing of apportionments as ing, and cleaning out of the Mhutteaforesaid, and? be heard with respect gaic Creek Drain located in the
NON Drain Special Assessment 72 feet N 8 rods to beginning.
.5 acres, A. G. Darling, Commenc- to such special assessments and your Township of Venice, County of
District," and the apportionments
thereof will be subject to review for ing 12 rods 12 feet W of NE corner < interests in relation thereto, if you Shiawassee, Township of Clayton,
one day, from nine o'clock in the V % of NE % thence W 8 rqds, S so desire.
County of Geneasee.
forenoon until five o'clock in the 8 rods, E 8 rods N to beginning.
Dated
this
3rd
day
of
April
A.D.
.5 acres, Ruth H. Kerr and Muriel
afternoon. At said review the com,
And Whereas, a certified copy of
putation of c.DSts for said' Drain wijl Remains, Commencing 20 rods 12 1946.
said* petition was served upon Chas.
also be open for inspection by any ft. W of iNE corner W Vt of NE V4
CHAS. G. COOK,
parties interested.
thence W 8 rods S 8 rods E 8 rods N
County Drain Commissioner, G. Cook, County Drain Commissioner
to
'jeginning.
of the County of Shiawassee, and the
County of Shiawassee.
The following is a description of
3,26 acres, Louise Ritter, Comthe several tracts or parcels of land
Commissioner of Agriculture, by B.
con.nitnlinfr the Special Assessment mencing 10 rods S of NE corner of
E. O'Brien, County Drain CommisW % of NE -¾ thence S 18 rods W
District Af s;*vd Drain, viz:
sioner
of the County of Genesaee.
ORDER
OF
PUBLICATION
29 rods N 18 rods thence E to beginning.
DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF THE
Now, Therefore, in accordance
STATE OF MICHIGAN.—In the
5 acres, Nettie Ganssley, (N 6
Circuit
Court
for
the
County
of
with
Act No. 316, P. A. 1928, as
LENNON
DRAIN
acres of): That part of E H of W
Shiawassee,'—In
Chancery.
amended1, a meeting of the Drainage
½ of NE % N of RR r-w except
Venice Township T 7 N R 4 E,
George W. Keyes, Plaintiff
commencing at NE corner thence S
Board of said drain will be held at
vs.
Shiawsss-ee County
28 rods W 29 rods N 28 rods, E to
a point where the drain crosses the
SECTION 24
beginning.
John Horsey, Frederick Hipp or County Line in the S.W. ¾ of Sec.
Acres Watershe3, Name, Description
their unknown heirs, devisees, legV1LAGE OF LENNON
6 in the township of Clayton, county
7 acres, Roscoe Aug*bury, (7 acres
atee* and assigns, Defendants.
in SE part E of Ganssley Drain of Name,
of Geneasee, on the 15th day of j
Description
At a session of sai^ Court held at April, 1946, at 1:00 o'clock in the
the SW W).
6 acres, Herbert Hall, W 10 acres
Harold Adams, Com&enring at the Court House in the City of Cor- afternoon, to determine the necesof SW % 'of SE ¼ (except the N the SW corner Lot i thence N E ^ unna, Michigan, in said* County, on
4 acres thereof),
33 feet NW'ly 132 feet SW'ly 33 the 16th day of February, A. D., sity of said improvement.
194«.
14 acres, Payletta Root, Commenc- feet SE'ly to beginning. Blk 2.
Now, Therefore, aS persons owning 332.5
feet
E
of
S
H
post
E
726
Robert
Wier,
Commencing
at
SE
Present: Honorable JOSEPH H. ing lands liable to an assessment for
feet NT 165 feet W 66 feet N l y 1163 comer lot 1 Blk 2 NW'ly 145 feet COLLINS,
Circuit Judge.
benefits or whose. lands will be
feet t o S ^ line W l y 606.6 feet, NEly 24 feet to beginning and comSHy 1336 feet to beginning, except mencing at NE corner lot 1 Blk 2
On reading and filing the Bill of crossed by said drain, or any municicommencing at a point on S line of SW 67.83 feet SE 83¾ feet NE 66
unpiaint In said cause an^ the af- pality affected, are requested to be
Sec. 332.5 fpet E of S M post, E ' feet NW 96.5 feet to beginning.
fcvH of Michael Carland attached present at said meeting, if they so*
along S sec. line N 16 rod*, W 10 Blk. 2.
ireto, from wnlch'inatisfactoruy desire,
rode, S 16 rods to beginning (19
Rex Post, Lot 2, Block 2.
pears to the Court that the de~
Dated at Lansing, Michigan, this
Acres) exreBt ^- N 5 acres thereof.
Albert Kersey, Lot 3, Block 2.
idants above nan&edjOr their an- 21st day of March, 1946.
I acre, I w ^anick. Commencing
Mabel MeMichael, Lot 4 except \
at a point on s iii<e of See. 332.6 feet NW'ly 24.5 feet and SWIy 21.5 feet, l^-own hetrs, 6%7iseee7Tegateee and
CHARLES FIGY,
assigna, are proper and necessary
E of 8 H
\ E along S sec line Block 2.
CommistioneT of Agriculture
10 re/ Vf -\ft -Ms, W 10 rods, S 16
Tiffany anrf Kerton, SW 21.5 parties defendant !n the above en*
By JOHN HUDSON,
rods r t
nrr. — l acre.
titled cause, and;
feet Lot 4 and Lot 6, Blk. 2.
P.
*-k Borst, CommancDeputy Commissioner
Mary Holnster, Lot 6, Block 2.
It further appearing' that after
ing '
•d 80 rods E of S
Jesse St, Johns, Lot 7, Block 2.
diligent search and1 inquiry it can
in charge of Drains
ssws
"l%e Lenabti New*
New Lothrop News
KOTKE W LETTING
er the New Kelvinator i
Right New
%
Water Heaters
FURNACES
Complete Plumbing line 8
We haye the equipment for taking
care of your Heating problem*, and asccsteful work at
sure you
all times.
CsAS BURNERS
v* t
Come in and sees*. Let us gtn yoo aa
ate of anything neerkti tj»d we wffl do tte wstfc
promptly in the best pesriiMe manner.
. M. ELKINS & Q
SONS
TINNING, PLUMBING, HEATING
'""PAINTS
•H*«p«
sac
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M.E.GILLETT
OFFERS
PHILCO RADIOS
FIRESTONE RADIOS
1RONRITE IRONERS At $119-95
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
ME.
GILLETT
Town Deader
NEW LOTHROP, MICH.
When Ready tl Market
Live Stock
Instruct your truck to deliver your consignment
to your own farmers co-operative selling agency on
the Detroit Market^-who offers the Best in Sales
anoVService. Reliable market information over the
Stations of the Michigan Radio Network at 12:15
p.m.—Monday through Friday.
Michigan live stock is fed for market on a ration
of grain grown on Michigan farms; and guarantees
the consumer choice quality meat at all times.
MICHIGAN LIVE S T 0 C * EXCHANGE
DETROIT STOCK YARDS, DETROIT
George J. BoatoU, Maxtager
SALE5MEN: C * * U — J i . McCrwa and Tad Barrett; Cmlrm—
Jake Bolhaaa; Stoop—Caws. O v e r and. B«4 WHUaaM
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LENMON
Check Up Now
liNNON LOCALS
We have been working for the last two month*,
George W. Haffner was in Flint
on
business Monday.
trying to get our part* stock in shape for the Spring
| Mrs. Carrie Lawcock, of Coronas,
business.
spent Friday in the Haffner home,
j
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Knight are in
The wave of strikes that has hit the whole
the northern part of the state, on a
country has also affected The International Bar'fishing wip.
'V
Mrs. Henry W. Miller was in Flint
fester Go. In fart, at Ode *»*, ten of then* nkata
Tuesday, attending the W.8.C.S.
spring rally. ' ~
on
MxP and Mrs. Wm. Bay, of Atlanta,
We are trying to get our parts stock a* eoMplsoo
are spending a few days in Lennon,
peesihhj ean, bat, in spite of oor elf orts, wethe guesta of friends and relatives.
Mrs. Millard Baldwin and son,
J
M we tket we are going to fee very shor^^jaxta for
Robert, of Dnrand, were Saturday
callers on Mr. aim Mrs. Haffner.
M*. and Mrs. FToy* Hall, Say Wil• • strengly urge yoa to §4 over aft of yoto
cox,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Goit, spent
madrfaery before the season start! and fin*6ot what
an enjoyable fishing trip to White's
you are going to need to put It into cocdltfoii. If you
Beach on Sunday.
wait until the day yon want to use H we are afraid
Division No. 3 of the Woman's
are going to be a Sot of disappointed
Society of Christian Service, will
meet on Tuesday afternoon of next
week, April 9, with Mrs. Henry
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saxe and
daughter, of Flint, and Mr. an^ Mrs.
Roy Keast, of Detroit, were callers
Sunday in the home of Bernard
Cronin.
Mrs. Pauletfa Reed, of Lennon,
Hardware and Implements
LENNON, MICH. announces the engagement of her
daughter, Laura Ann Root, to Richard Baugh, of flint, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Haagh.
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for all of their
kindnesses during the loss of our
loved one, Thomas E. Root (Signed)
His wife and ba£>y, Marjorie Root,
his mother and family, Mrs. Pauletta
Reed1.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller enterI taine<i for dinner Sunday, Mr. and
LENNON, MICH.
I Mrs. Frank Willie, Raymond Willie,
Mr. and a n Bernard Little and
Appliance and Service Shop
sons. The occasion marked* the birthday anniversaries of Mr. Miller,
atmc cooutts
Twoavatnia ELscnpc PLATES
Richard Itoler, Mrs. Little and Mr.
D • •'
5 —1~~
Lennon Implement Co.
'$ Electric Shop
WE HAVE
ITEMS THAT ARE
WASHING
AMD WE
«frrt»
,
toccEiSUu
COME IN ArTO *AUC OVER YOUR
FARM ELECfaHQ tffeftflMflJir.
We now have la stock, Ironing
Covers, Baby Bottle Warmers, Juice
Silex Coffee Makers and Chicken Brooders.
"
,^Sw
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Post .implement
any
The Lennon Newt
Thursday, April 4, 1946
LENNON, MICHIGAN
Finer Vitamin K i n
Gam Cuts Tooth Decay
Phone 5-F-3
Tooth decay can be reduced from
«0 to ¢0 per cent through the use
of vitamin K in chewing gum according to an 18-month study conducted by scientists of the North*
western university dental school
and made public recently. The study
began in 1942 when Dr. Leonard S.
Fpsdlrk, professor of chemistry in
the dental school, and his associates discovered that synthetic vita- fc
min K was capable of greatly retarding the formation of the acids
mat cause tooth decay.
Early experiments indicated that
the vitamin would not stay in the
mouth (or long periods of time, and
that to be effective it should be dispersed throughout the mouth immediately after the subject had eaten for that is when acids form most
rapidly.
It appeared to Dr. Fosdick that the
ideal method of administration
would be in chewing gum, which
could be used wKhout inconvenience
Immediately after meals, Furthermore the chewing of the gum had ,
the effect of driving the vitamin K
into areas of the teeth most susceptible to decay. An experiment
was then undertaken, and continued
over a period of 18 months, to determine how effectively vitamin K
in chewing gum would retard tooth
decay.
JOHN DERE TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT
•w<*
and
.ft:
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TARPAULINS
OIL A N D GREASE
ROPE
BELTING
P R E V A R I C A T E D HOUSES
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ASBESTOLINE -— W A T E R P R O O F S .
IS
(Guaranteed for 10 Years)
ALUMINUM ROOFING
STARLINE B A R N EQUIPMENT
TRACTOR TIRES
D R A I N A N D SEWER CLEANER
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G A R D E N CULTIVATORS
TT^thlcss Tree
The Jn*fv.ia tree, actually neither
tree nor shrub, belongs to the lily
family. It is found in the arid
wastes of Arizona, Nevada and » »
southern Utah and in the Mojave
desert of CaHfornia. A Spanish
military commandant of upper California made Hie first known record
of the Joshua tfte in 1771, m his
diary, says Christian Science Monttor Kagaxme. On an official mission
wffti
a company of seldidrsr be
Rev. Bolfe Graves, a returned
groves 'of these
missionary fcoai Africa, who fe
ftay.tfte.jtojava desert
apeak*** nightly ..•> fight o/elock In and f* d**^|^o>fqriptfc»iL onthe Judttviile church, "Itpril 1st to
14th;' wtt'preset Soud*, w i r i n g h**
and It will not burn an
both chnrchek At the evening atrvJfce In, Juddville, Rev. Graves will fast. - An ?Miumn lawful attempt has
show pictures end relate •KJ orient ti also benwtnade u> manufacture pao i h i s work m'Afrfca and elsewhere.)
ie»w the plant by cleverly
' Mr. and Mrs. Corner Knight enterand toasting the young
tained on Sunday at a family gathering in honor of Mrs. Cha*. Ray, ob>X<
serving her 75th birthday anniverAnt* SryUag
sary. Those "present wet* Mr. and
The woman's touch has been AddMrs. Wffl Ray, of Atlanta, Mr. and ed to auto styling by a big motor
Mrs. J. McDowell,, Mrs. Mary Reimel, car manufacturer, with employment
Jas. Mulhall, of Owosso, Max and of a sculptor, a former urt teacher,
Jerome, of Belleville; and Bill and an interior decorator, a former defigwiwg manufacturer and an adverAggie, of Bellville.
tising artist. These young women
Funeral services were held from are interested chiefly in selection of
the Lennon Methodist Church, Sat- upholstering fabrics, designing of inurday for Diau Louise Landris, 18- terior " hardware, window controls,
handn*. dome lights and inmenth itH daughter of Mr. and Mrs. door
strument panels, the .frond being
Lewk Landris, who passed away away tram the strictly masculine
Tamrsday* The Re*. Dwight A* Law- AXrVovOVCB
approach*—thd
*an> l o v Vengineering mind.
son officiated and, l>ttriaj .jras.^fde I*s»Jtooar>aigtahea aredrab colors
ta Teriaa Cemetery. The child leaves. .Is* tt<am^Mfrjia|flijj|r^ Orv the
her parents, her grandpa** ^ 1 ^ . ¾ ^ ^ . uadecoratrve in- i
ejrta, Mrs,M^tha Kindlih; H i n t ; !
Ka^r] Trasier, Qwbeao
rn^her, Mrs- r**&#^«
^^
^,. fw» DtsJt happy,
non y»mji gT*at-grandmothet, Xra.
rtjfc IN**;-•# #^:
3arah Fraaier, O w m .
vtMBjvmm
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Wd» y Smto,-
ONION SETS, lb. ..„
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.. 10c
C H I P P E W A SEED POTATOES, cwt. . . $3*00
PICNIC HAMS, lb.
31c
CHASE A N D SANBORN COFFEE, lb
28c
G R A P E F R U I T JUICE, large c a n
29c
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FLOYD'S MARKET
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LENNON, MICH.
AT THE NORTH END
f M
LENNON AND JODDUUE
Spring is here to stay, and oar Stock of Fertilizer
and Cromer Seed is going fast. If you haven't got
yours yet you better figure out what you need and
get it in a hurry, because both fertilizer and seed are
scarce.
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W e have treated quite a few bushels of Seed Oats
this past week. Now is a good time to get a job like
that off your mind, so bring in your seed oats and
we'll treat 'em.
W e need Oats and Wheat. Have you any to offer?
ill
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Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
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Morning Worship at 12 noon.
Thursday ,,vening— Bible Study
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js.-day, April 4, 1946
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Several carloads of New Lothrop
school students attended "Know
Your School Day" at Chcsaning
Union School Friday.
Mr. an^ Mrs. Francis King and
•'son Jhnmie of Grand Blanc were
Saturday guests of Mrs. Carrie King.
Free;' .-rick (Skippy) Sherman is ill
"with the measles.
Among those who left Friday for
induction into service was Morrell
Brsilej;. son of Mr. an^ Mrs. Leslie
Bailey, Venice Center, and grandson
e f Mrs. Charles Venr-a of New
Lothrop.
Rev. and Mr*. Wei!; H. Hutton,
-New Lothrop Metho!:'si pr^tor and
"wife, announce th;> cgs^ement of j
their daughter, v romca Elaine
Button, to LeUoy C. McGinn, son of
Mr. and* Mrs.
•?: McGinn, Owosso.
ai be an event of
n was recently disrny duty after five
rv:;C
«EW LOTHROP Wi.CS.
"Mrs, Wells H. Hutton conducted
the worship service that opened1 the
business meeting presided oVer by
Mrs. Harry Hess; when the Woman's
Society of Christian Service met in
the Methodis. rhurch, Thursday
evening. Mrs. Russell Burpee had
the-'-g-v of the ,);ii^i,'.m a.'iu "World
Order and Peace*' was discussed by
MUs Marion Bailey, Mrs. Earl White
and Mi*. Frr,"'- Town.
'Committees were appointed for
the May Breakfast, Saturday, May
4. Serving on the menu committee
•were: Mrs. Hayward Bruff, Mrs.
Delbert Confer, Mrs. Eldon Brewer
and Mrs. Roy Conklin; program, Mrs.
Ray Vernon, Miss Bailey and Mrs.
Burpee; the <fining room, Mrs. Cecil
lfcKone.
The society will serve the banquet
for the Youth Fellowship on Friday
night, April 5, when Rev. G. McDonald
Jones, Montrose Methodist
pastor, will speak. Those serving
will be Mrs. F/ank Town, Mrs. Roy
Conklin, Mr;. Cecil McKone, Miss
Bailey and Mrs". Harry Hess.
HERE AMD THERE
Someone committed a pretty lowdown deed recently when they
rol»b<>d the beautiful little shrine just
west of Corunna City limits, of
candles and candle holders, which the
owner finds it very hard to replace,
and feels very badly about it. The
Shrine which was built by the owner
as a thank offering for the return
of heal h, has. been visited and admired by hundreds of passing motor's and others. It is hoped* that the
3to?en articles will be returned.
L>st rites for Thomas R. Herrick,
aged 77, Shiawassee Township supervisor, for three ierms, were held1 on
last Saturday at 2:30 o'clock from
his Bancroft Lome, Rev. Ward Klopp
officiating, and interment in Fremont cemetery. He passed away at
the Durand Hospital on Wednesday.
Mr. Herrick was a life-long resident
of Shiawassee CoflKty, and was highly respected by hundreds of friends.
He was a stock fcuyer and farmer.
He is survived by his wife, the former
Grace Graham, one daughter and1 two
grandchildren.
A Lenten service sponsored by the
Men's Club of the Methodist church
was held* in the church last Thursday
evening, following a dinner meeting
of the club, and was largely attended
with Rev. Paul Havens of the Pontiac
Methodist ChtTrch delivering an inspiring address. Mrs. Hav^n* also
assisted in the service by the singing
of several sacred'Songs. Miss Leora
Stull at the organ, and1 Mrs. Paul
Lawrence at the piano, played the
accompaniment.
Final plans for the reforestation
project of the Shiawassee Dog and
Gun Club* were discussed at their
meeting on Monday night at the club
house on M-21. About 17,000 of the
25,000 trees the> club originally
planned* to plant through the county
this year have now been requested
by farmers, Don Trfcmpson, club
secretary stated, adding that applications for them may still be taken.
The so1 -"i for the sportsmen's show
at the c.unty fair this summer was
also discussed.
THE CORUNNA NEWS
For
Year Job Printing
MAY BREAKFAST
The annual Stay breakfast of the
New Lothrop W.S.C.S. of the Mefh(
*odJst church will be held on Saturday
Xmoxnin#, May 4. Those who will
nerve on the menu committee for the
affair are: Mrs. HaywardfBruff, Mrs.
Delbert Confer, Mrs. Eldon Brewer
and " ^ R°y Conklin; program, Mrs,
Bay Vernon, Miss Marion Bailey and
Mrs.
Russell Burpee and* dining
room, Mrs. Cecil Conklin.
The society is also serving the
banquet tomorrow (Friday) night
for the Youth Fellowship group,
when Rev. G. McDonald Jones,
Methodist pastor from Montrose,
will speak. The committee for this
bangnat is composed of Mrs. Frank
Town, Mrs. Roy Conklin, Mrs. Cecil
McKone., Miss Marion Bailey and
Mis. Harry Hess.
R o m where I sit ~ fy J o e Mara!.
Ben Ryder and
the Wanderlust
Seed Boxes for Early Start
By W. J. DRYDEN, WNTJ Farm Editor.
A seed box should be a part of
-rvcry well planned garden. Not only
will it be utilized to give plants a
head start by sowing seeds before
the outdoor's soil is workable, but
it may be used to advantage throughout the gardening season. .
A small box in a sunny window
will give the seeds gf a few favor*
!<.*> vegetables of flowers, several
weeks' head-start this spring. While
the first crop is being raised in the
garden, replacements can be kept
going in the seed box. The seed box
will never remain idle in a well
planned garden.
Tlie sixe and type of se^d Wx
wfll depend apoa the tadfvtdeal
reejurremeats. It wffl be advisable for gardeners te consider
the aew aactked ef wick feeding
at watering hi their seed boxes.
Bore * hale hi the shallow seed
hex, insert a wick* preferably
of fibre glass abeet fear taeues
loaf. Evea a seece of ©flttea rapt
wfll serve as a wsefc. Tne has la
raised over a pan fealslelat water. B e t e * the wtefc wfll start
ta carry water to the teed bed*
ft win be s*eesaary to trst salerate ate sett, t h i s metbed wffl
provide the tail with the
asaonnt ef neistare,
water is always kept ta the
Seed boxes should be ffQed with
a highly porous soil or one of the
newer son substitutes such as torpedo sand, peat moss mixed in
equal parts with good black top soil.
Venniculite or sphanum moss
also prove excellent soil substitutes,
and, in addition to being reasonable
in price, prove more effective in
growing better plants than soil. The
small amount of these substitutes
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Nurseries, Fruit Trees, Berries
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required in the seed box makes,
them very practical They are sterile and there will be no loss from
fungus. When these substitutes are
used; h will be necessary to furnish
the plant food upon nutrient solutions.
Commercial Fertilizer, judged by the
number of samples received for test*
ing in the State Chemical Leborat cries, reports Charles Figy, Director
of the Department of Agriculture.
Shortages and restrictions In some
bask fertiliser material, coupled
with scarcity of labor and* transportation facilities, are critical factors
in the efforts of fertiliser manufacturers to adequately meet the farmers' and growers' Increased demands,
in order to stimulate production and
the supply of farm produce.
Reports of an ever increasing expectation from American agriculture
is being met by Michigan farmers in
attempting to obtain their seasonal
requirement much earlier than before.
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QUAKER OATS, Res;, or Quick, Small p k * — 12c
QUAKER OATS, Re*, or Quick, large pkg
27«
LEOTA SAUCE, 14-ox. bottle „
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PRUNES, Little Prince,. California, 29HOX. jar 29c
CHERRIES, Royal Anne, No. 2 can
25c
GRAPEFRUIT, Aunt Janes, No- 2 can . . .
29c
PEACHES, California, In syrup, No. 2?» can 27c
CARROT JUICE, No. 2 can
—
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GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Texan 46 0 » can —
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ORANGE JUICE, 46 oa, can
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TOMATO JUICE, 46-e* can
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MINCE MEAT, Duuny Car, 38 ox Jar
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PEASV No. 2 can
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PEAS, Little Cap, Early June, 2 No- 2 cans
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SOUP, Mushroom, Colombia brand; 10¼ ox, can 15c
SOUP, Chicken, Colombia Brand, IOU ox. can 15c
SOUP, Ctfetun of Spinach
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PICKLES, Aunt Janes, Dill or Kosher, qt jar 27c
SUPER SUDS, large pfcfte
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SOAP, PsJsnoiree, Re*, sine, 3 bars
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SOAP, PsJsnolrve, Bath Sinn, 2 bars _ i _
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CASHMERE BOUQUET, S bare
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COFFEE, Millers Nnt Brown, Re*, or Drip, lb. 33c
CAKE FLOUR, Sno Sheen, large page32c
RADISHES, 3 bnnchee
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ORANGEY CeJitVirnia 5 Ibe.
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ORANGES, Florida, 5 Ibe.
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LEMONS, California, 2 Ibe.
GRAPEFRUIT, 4 Ibe.
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ONION SETS, 3 lbs.
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LETTUCE* 2 heads
GRADE A SPRING LAMB
STEWING LAMB, lb. .
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SHOULDER ROAST, lb_- 3^c
LEGO-LAMB, lb.
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LAMB CHOPS, lb.
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LARD — SPECIAL — NO LIMIT
OPEN KETTLE RENDERED LARD, 2 l b * . — 35c
PORK — PORK — PORK
FRESH CUT SIDE PORK, lb- ..
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BULK SAUSAGE, lb.
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SMALL BREAKFAST SAUSAGE, lb
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SHOULDER ROAST, lb.
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LEAN PORK STEAK, l b . .
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NECK BONES, 3 Ibe. . „ - . _
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FRESH PORK UVER, lb. _
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CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, lb.
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BEEF— BEEF — GRADE A
FRESH GROUND BEEF, lb.
20c
MEATY SHORT RIBS, lb.
29c
TENDER BEEF LIVER, lb.
29c
CHUCK ROAST, lb.
42c
STEAKS, Choice Round or Sirloin, lb.
MICHIGAN MILK FED VEAL — All Cuts
"There will fee no discrimination
of regulatory work", says W. C.
Geagley, State Chemist, "in order
that farmers shall be adequately
protected against any attempt to introduce low grade or worthless ferProbably the most amusing thing tiliser material-."
this season will occur on Friday
The checking by fertilizer inspecafternoon, June' 14th, when the first
tors of materials offered the public,
and second ward business men have
and the collection and chemical
their tussel for supremacy in a game i analyses of fertiliser samples, will be
of ball for the benefit of the Baptist continued and this information made
church of this city.
available in order that only the
The players have been carefully recommended grade, of fertilizer be
selected by Captains Shults and supplied to growers.
Johnson, and it must be admitted,
after looking over the list of players
given below, that some exceptionally
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
fine players have been dug up, although the business man Limit has
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State of Michigan. The Probate
not been overstepped.
Court for the County of Shiawassee.
At a session of the Probate Court
Below we give a list of players
I
for
said County, held at the Probate
and* their positions:
Office, in the city of Corunna, on
FIRST WARD
Monday, the 11th day of March in
E. Nickels;
F. '• the year of one thousand nine hunL. Catcher,
Johnson;H.1st
base, E. pitcher,
*B. Anderson; 2nd base, Joe Laffrey; 3rd1 base, j dVe^ and forty six.
W. A. McMullen; short stop, Phillip I p>M(»„t ROY D
DROP IN AT 119 WARREN STREET
Present,
Patterson; center field, Geo. Setzer
r e s e n t , n u i u. MATTHEWS,
PLENTY OF GOOD BARGAINS IN USED FURNITURE
especially good); right field, A. W. Judge of Probate.
Green; left field, George E. ClutterIn the Matter of the Estate of
buck; substitutes, Acfem Serr, J. D, Albert J. Schultz, Deceased.
Royce, W. A. Rosenkrans.
On reading and filing the petition
SECOND WARD
of
Lola A. Schultt praying that adCatcher, B. R. Marshall; pitcher,
ministration
of said estate may be
Jo* Shults; 1st base, Will Eldridge;
2nd base, Arthur C. Young; 3r^ base, granted to herself or some other ^p^eJ^e^^Je^Jp^roJe^^Je^Jr^Mj^^
Carl Pickert (a good runner but not suitable person.
much of a ball player); short sto-\ ' It is ordered, That the 7th day of
Harrison Marshall; center fiela'. A. L. ' May next, at nine o'clock in the
Chandler; right field, D. M. Lowe;
left field, Dan Gerow (a star play- Ji forenoon, at said* Probate Office, be
er); substitutes, Chas. Warren, A. assigned for hearing said petition.
Kane, John Wood.
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And it is Further Ordered, That a
' copy of this ovder be published
Ex-Register Bigelow has consentthree consecutive weeks previous to
ed to play the umpire act, and Regsaid day of hearing in the Corunna
ister Royce will formally open the
.News, a newspaper printed and cirgame with a short address.
culating in said County of SaiawaeCorunna Band will furnisa music,
and the line of march will be from
ROY D. MATTHEWS,
the Commerieial corner to the ball
Judge of Probate.
grounds.
By
REBECCA
AMOS,
Admission, 25c for men, 10c extra
for grand stand. Ladies, lOf, in- Probate Register. ,
cluding grand stand. Children under
12 year, 1 0 c
The game hi for a good cause, and
if the turnout is ar food ** expected
THE COftUNKA NEWS
t%e Baptist- wffl be aaaterioBy aMew
For Tear Jel
CARL BARTZ, Meat Manager
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RAY FARNHAM & SON
S E A T COVERS
With N*w Power Sprayer
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Entrance 527 N. Saginaw St.
Phone 22-F-3
for a piece of friendly earth.
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LATOi MOWER SERVICE
Ton might as well stay « « • • » . . .
enjoy your friends and family.''
From where I sit, that's a pretty
common trait in human nature.
Take that glass ef beer, for lasts***. During Prohibition, Bea
was aarsing aa insatiable thirst.
Bat ceate repeal, Ben suddenly
aads he's happy with a friendly,
moderate glass ef beer—and nothing mere. Yep—jest teO felks the
nay's the limit, and theyH settle
HOLcaflMt
BASEBALL FORTY YEARS COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER
rroepect for an early spring is emAGO
phAsized by the early movement of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanchett, of
Haselton, arrived* home the last of
the week, after spending the winter
months in S t Cloud, Florida,
Jack Miller, of Miner's 101 Ranch
Circuis, was in Corunna Monday, the
guest of Mr. and* Mrs. Ray Masor.
The winter quarters of the Ranch
show is at Plymouth, Mich,
Howard Slocum, well known citizen of Owosso, and former resident
of Corunna and for several years
county commissioner of schools, last
week showed1 the News man a clipping from the Corunna Journal
published some forty years ago, in
which was an account of a base ball
game scheduled to take place in Corunna on June 14, 1901 quite some
time ago. Betcha it was a warm game,
with some of the "stars" of yesteryear providing the fun. Possibly you
will remember some of these fans.
Anyway, her*s the story as printed in
the Journal:
During the war, Bee Sydor
talked about the trips he'd take
when gasoline rationing was
ended. Used to pore over roadmaps
—checking mileages and charting
routes.
Now Bea's taking quite a let of
ribbing. Seem as rationing was
lifted, he decided he Uked etayhaj
home, puttering fat the gardes,
playing chess, sharing a pleasant
glass ef beer with
«Shucks," edmrt
ishly, "as soon as you cm go, then
it's just as good MM having genet
SZ/OFCC
EARL W.LEWIS
SHIAWASSEE AVE.
PIMSM
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CORUNNA, MICH.
KRIBS' FUNERAL
HOME
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A Completely Equipped Funeral
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Phone 6
Corunna Avenuer-^nmna
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The death of Wilaaan L. Miner, «5,
the eldest o f t h e children ef the late
Judge S, S. Miner and Mrs. Miner,
•OOB CLOTHS*
and next to the last survivor of that
.[ family, -passed away in hi* Owoaso
home on Tuesday of this week, after
| several years of recurrent illness.
Laat rites for him will be held Friday from the Knapp and Smith Funend Home.
Several Vernon boys have already
braved' the waters of the Shiawassee
River for a swim, young Frank
Plashek claiming to be the first. Tie
said the goose pinples arose upon the
backs of the boys to such an extent,
223 Shiawassee Ave., Corunna
that they resembled young porcupives when they emerged from the
icy bath. * ..
MOP STICKS, Old Style 35c
Lewis Hoisington, prominent Shiawassee township-farmer, has been
SALT BLOCKS, 50 lb*.
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49c
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named supervisor of the township
BREAD FLOUR, bleached, 25 lba •"_„.
1.49
e™mWv'm*wm»»^F«wmm7 by the township board to take the
place of the late Thomas Herrick,
SARDINES, California, can __:
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17c
[recently deceased. He will assume
CLEANING
the duties of the office at once.
HEINZ CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP
17*
A Mother-Daughter, Father-Son
T h e r e are s o m e g o o d
SPADE SOAP POWDER, Box „ _ _ .
25c
j banquet is being put on tomorrow
clothe* . . . but with che re(Friday) night at the Vernon Methlease of service men there
SEED POTATOES, Cobblers, bu- _
1.75
odist church, under the sponsorship
are so many more to cloche.
25c
GOLDEN SUNSHINE SEED CORN, lb. _L
So, if you don't find what
ef the W.S.C.S. of the Northwest
you want, make those you
Venice church. Rev. Merwyn Morse,
GARDEN SEED PEAS, lb.
.
nave' serve a while foogex
pastor of the Bancroft Methodist
with Oualitv Cleaning.
•
EGGfL large Grade A, doc- ._.._.„
church, is the speaker of the evening.
35c
Mr. and Mrs. James Kincaifl will
CHICKENS, lb.
_
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40c
I occupy the apartment in the Smith
residence, just vacated by Donald
39c
SAUSAGE, Country Style, lb.
Graham, who is enjoying a gulf
Mis. C. A. Crane spent Sunday in cruise with friends at the present
LUNCHEON LOAF, 6-uV tm
2.55
Lansing with her daughter and hus- time, and will spend the summer with
LARD, Farmer Peeta* 2 lb*. „
37c
band, Mr. and Mrs. Plummet Snyder. relatives in Buelah.
_^_^
Mr** £ ° y Sleeseman has been reCatholic organizations of posts of
WE BUY EGGS
i moved from her home to Memorial veterans of World War- II are to be
Mrs. F. M. Nothnagel of Toledo, Hospital, where she has been under starter soon in Owosso. St. Joseph's
L. A. SNYDER, Meat Manager
Ohio, is in the city to remain for an treatment,
Catholic church sent 135 of her sons
indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shearer and Mr. and five of her daughters to war,
The Corunna News
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van Horn, who and Mrs. Wm. Shearer of Holly, nine of whom made the supreme
Thursday, April 4, 1946
recently sold their home on South former residents of Corunna, called sacrifice. St. Paul's Catholic church
veterans
are
also
to
organize.
on friends here Saturday.
Brady St., have moved to Durand.
The five supervisors from Owosso
v
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interesting
is
the
work
now
re-elected
without contest in the re/
The Ladies Auxiliary, V.F.W. No.
^ L , A ^ A ^ A j ^ j ^ j ^ A t J A . a ^ . A ^ f t . ^ & . . A j a . A . j ^ . J ^ ^ * , . A JBL J^. ^fch^aW^aW-^aV^
going
on
at
Extension
T**]t
-vv«r
0 cent election are veterans who have
The Shiawasse Dog and Gun Club ^Mr^Cay^acr^Bhy^Cay^Bay^aay
4005, is holding a regular meeting in
D
the
Post
headquarters
tonight Miss Leora Smith, Extension leader, proven their worth in office. They has been named F the State Coris now conducting a slip cover school. are: First Ward, A. L. Nichols; Sec- I porations and Security Commission as
(Thursday) evening.
ond Ward, M. F. Blair; Third Ware?, j anion? new Michigan corporations for
A1
The Modern Prisciliaa will meet
J.
J.
Brown;
Fourth
Ward,
S.
M.
j
whom
articles
of
incorporation
are
Friday with Mrs. W. A. MeMullen has issuer invitations to pssf r^'rons CampWH and Fifth Ward, James fitted. Six members of the club, E.
as hostess. A subscription dinner will and patrons of the chapter to attend Shippee.
R. Hancock* Lee Rundell, William
he served1 at the Miry Sogers tes- a celebration of past matrons and
1
Quine,
Roy Bruckman, Frank BUhop
Mr*.
W.
A.
McMullen
and
grand
patron's night which will be held on
taurant
sons, Richard Howard and Charles j «nd Don Thompson, were appointed
Wednesday evening of next week.
Kalepa,
motored to Howell last Sun- [to a committee to plan and set up the
Mrs, Gertrude Reed was hostess : P v t
James Johnson, in training at day where they visited Mrs. McMui- f sportsmen's exhibit of the club at
on Tuesday evening for a meeting
"* ':
'
Fort
McCleBan,
Ala>, is spending a Jen's sister, Mrs. W. Wood and Mrs. f this year's county iair, and • fatherWe are in the Market for all kinds of this Produce
of the official board of the W.&C.S
seven
day
furlough
with
his
parents*
E.
Sloan,
former
Corunna
resident,
fand-son
picnic
scheduled
for
some
of the Methodist church.
1
and Pay Top Prices.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson awl They found Kra. Sloan very well and j time this summer.
The members of the WJ.C.8. of 4 f l n 0 y i H e w f l l ^ f r e r a h w to P o r t very comfortably situated in her
The Oweeso Casket Co., owned and
WE HANDLE ECONOMY FEEDS
the Morrice Methodist church are Pickett, Ga.
Howell home.
operated by the L. E. Woodard fam\ serving an Easter supper on Thursi Ben Vogler, aged about 60, living ily for 63 years, or since 1882, has
day evening of next week, April 11,
Mrs, S. R. Marks of Venice townin Perry, took his own life last Sun- been sold to Detroit industrialist*,
at the church.
ship was hostess yesterday (Wednesday by taking a dose tof poison. He and it is explained, will be revitalised
day) for a well-attended meeting of
A pleasant event in the week's the Ernest Workers Circle of Kings was found in a dying condition in a and enlarged The manufacture of
activities of the Baptist church was Daughters. An auction sale was a home in Perry where he ha<j been hardwowJ and cloth-covered casket*
Corunna Avenue
Phone 1432
staying. He was said to have recently will be discontinued in the pUnt
the celebration of 'Tamily Night"
feature of the social program.
been in a despondent mood anj had uner the new management, ant? efon Wednesday evening by the memsecured
the poison'and takes it, while fort concentrated on production of
bership of the church.
i Mrs. Charles Spore has returned
from Wayne, where she was called in this condition. .
10,000 metal caskets annually for
Mrs.
George Stanhope will he by the serious illness of her daughThe Fish Supper served1 by the distribution throughout the United
hostess to the JudViville Extension ter, Corabelle, who is now much ins- men of the Vernon Methodist church
States. Production for the past few
group on Monday evening. April 8. proved, and Is being cared for by i
Friday
night—an
annual
affair
years has been about 2,000 caskets
ast
Miss Leora Smith, home extension her sister, Mrs. Rozella Cuzzius, of f
or 30 years—was attended by from annually.
agent, will be present to give the « Marshall.
250 to 300 persons. About $200 was
f
lesson.
j
Liquor selling by the glass will cleared by the men hea<finer the
.
i
project, which included Birney Hop*
Wor<j has come to friends here ; again be voted upon in Darand within
from Mr. and Mrs. S*m Garlow of the next 60 days, a petition for the Hns. Wm. Denison, Ray Byingtoh,
Kissimmee, Florida, that they expect • vote with a sufficient number of sig- Merle Byington and Harold Dasen.
Good Timothy Seed for sale at
Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Graves, ret o be in Corunna in June, enroute to . natures having been filed with the
$3.50.
Extra fancy seed, $3.75.
New Hampshire, where they will City Clerk. Durand has once voted turned missionaries from Africa, are
ERNEST ABLESON
epend the summer.
i on and defeated the liquor 'oy the conducting a special series of meet- Four miles north and one west
bettor it's for the School Day* or jott sossoral
i n g s in the Methodist Church in
glass issue.
of Lennon.
Mrs Cora Coulter of the faculty ,
Juddville. They are showing pictures
wear, wo have the Footwear for every memof Corunna High School entertained '• On Friday night of this week the and relating experinces in Africa
ber of the family, and correct m quality
friends last Sunday—her sister, Mrs. ! Venice 4-H club will meet in the and elsewhere. Services are being
PAINTING
AND
PAPER
13. E. Hapner an<j Mr. Hapner and Community Hall at Lennon, where held nightly at 8 o'clock from April
and price
HANGING
A "Miss Mildred Morey of Shepherd and a pot luck supper will be served. The 1 to 14, inclusive.
* Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hendrik of j recreation hour of the evening will * Twenty-five temporary homes for
For your Painting. PaperhangTlint.
I •be in charge of Elizabeth Baker.
ing
and Decorating, etc., in a fine
; war veterans and their families are
I
w, ' now assured the city of Owosso. Thuy manner, call W. A. Hudson, phone
~~ j are expected to be ready for use by 40-F-2, Lennon.
July 1. These composite structures
-VX Opposite Court House
Corunna, Mich.
, are to fee made from 16x16 army
( j huts, five of which assembled tok'e't'h.ej' will provide two small four;j~t<M^*M*4M>X~^
room apartments with living room,
Rev. L. A. Scofield. Pastor
kitchenette, 2 bedrooms and bath.
Sunday School* 10 A. M,
They are to be assembled on a sixC H I L D ' S P A J A M A S , O u t i n g F l a n n e l , 2 - 8 Y r s . 1.98
Preaching at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
acre plot on South Chipman St.,
Praise Service at 7:30 P. M.
GIRL'S S H A R K S K I N J U M P E R S , C h e c k e d .... 3 . 3 9
Prayer Meeting. Thursday evenOwosso. It is not known, as yet,
ing
at 7:30,
what the rental of the structures will
I N F A N T S ' BONNETS, 100% Wool
89c
be.
" K A Y E - T E X " Crib S h e e t — M o r e D u r a b l e
Ronald Gregory of Durand adt h a n R u b b e r ....^...65c
mitted unlawfully driving away a
car while Charles Ball of Owosso
Corner Corunna Avenue and
PRINT A R R O N S , Large Size
98c
pleaded guilty to a charge of desert- Woodworth St.
&
We do expert Body Bumping, Painting
Bible School at 10:30 a. m.
R A Y O N S E A M B I N D I N G , A s a ' t e d color*
10c
ing his family, all this in Circuit
Worship Service, at 11:30
Court Saturday. Both will be sen&
and Repairing of any make ol
Evening Service at 7:30
FANCY TRIM T A P E , yd
.,
10c
tenced by Judge Collins next Sat'irPrayer and Bible study Wednesday
Car or Truck
• T A L O N " Z I P P E R S , VW
2 5 c e\ 2 9 c
*sy.
evening at 7:30. at the parsonage.
—Rev. L. S. Slaybaugh, Paafcor
"SEW O N " GARTERS
:
29c
CURDENS
MARKET
•ay l r few
fir a loig t i n
Depeii ipsa
OSBORN
HERE AND DOE
CLEANERS
FREE DELIVERY
01B01
Q POULTRY, CREAM ami .J
5
EGGS
D
A. BENFORD & SON
n
0E301
|
[onao
[OE90K
Smart and Sturdy
Footwear
TIMOTHY SEED
,
I
2
ALBERT B0URS1TH
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
f
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
B L A N K E T C U P S , P i n k a n d B h i e L u c i t * ...
S T U F F E D M I D G E T DOLLS, Sanitary a n d
i
waabable «
79c
-
W E WELCOME Y O U T O VISIT OUR STORE
Y O U WILL FIND
M A N Y ITEMS FOR ALL
TREENA'S
117 Shiawaasee Aye.
CORUNNA, MICH.
O
Bo
We usually have some rebuilt Cars on hand on
which we mala? especially attractive price*.
All Occasion
GREETING CARDS
See the new J E E P - die AO-Plvpoee Car
BOX OF 14 — $1.00
Mrs. James Bean
211 W. C o r i n u Ave.
VPUTTY-LESS STORM SASH
WE PAY 60c
ERNIE MAT0USEK
NEVER A DULL sttOMSITr
FOR
If you are in need of Storm Sash,
kindly call Davlaon, Mfch., 108-FU.
Will ceme aad i»«*»H l*e»ptly.
BUTTER FAT
ROY CA88KL, Davteom.
pfeos*
1W W. abehaaf* S t Phone 871
•
! Auto Work
Just Nprth of the News office
OWOSSO DAIRY CO.
i&jig£^|^
*
^
samaj
«. That said docro* provide that la s >
fad* of t h e aa/mont go ordered e# t h e sat*
soooral n a i competed
and **t*ad*d
against said lands l a said seboduJe, t h e
STATE OF MICHIGAN
•afd several parcels of land, or t e c h InUreat
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR T H E therein as M r be necessary t o satisfy the
amount decreed against t h e same, shall
COUNTY OF SHIAWASSEE
severally be sold as the law provides:
IN CHANCERY
d. That your jwtitioner may have such
l a t h e Matter of the Petition of John D. other and further relief in t h e premises as
Morrison, Auditor General of the State of to this court n a y seem just and equitable.
Michigan, for and in behalf of said State,
And your petitioner will ever pray, e t c .
for t h e sale of certain lands for taxes
assessed thereon.
Dated: January 28,1946.
On reading and filing t h e petition of t h e
JOHN D. MORRISON,
Auditor General of the State of Mlcbiaaa
Auditor General of the State of MichOrkyirg for a decree in favor of the Stat*
igan, for and i s behalf of said Stat*.
of Michigan, against each parcel of land
therein described, for the amount* therein
specified, claimed to be d o e for tax**,
interest and charges oa e t c h such pared of
Ui»
had,
and that sach lands be sold for t h e
ameuutt t o elaimed by t h e State of htich-
AJWJAL TAX SALE
£41 _
far said. Court, aad file wHh the etaj* th*J«*f
their objections thereto on or before t e a
first day^of the t e r n of this Com* s h o o *
mention**, and that in default thereof t h *
same *HJ be taken a s eonfessed aad •
decree win be taken and entered as arayoa
for in said petition. And it la further'
ordered that in pursuance of said decree
t h e s u d s described In said petition f o r
wfeieh a decree of sale shall be made. wiU
b* sold for t h e several taxes, interest and
charges thereon as determined by such
decree, on the first Tuesday in May thereafter, beginnim? »t 10 o'eloek a. m. oa said
day,
or on the day or days suhssuaaat
thereto as may • b e necessary to complete
. t h e sale of said lands and of each and every
'parcel thereof, at t h e office of t h e County 1
Treasurer, or at sach convenient place as
•hall be selected by him at the county seat
of the County . of Shiawassee, State of
Michigan* and that t h e sale then and there
made will be * rtibHc sale, and each parcel
described in the decree •hall be separately
csr^S'"'' for sale for the total tasea, interest
an-*, oharye*. and t!*.c r-.'e skill -be ma«»e t o
the person payinjr the fnU amount charged
ajrairist <=i:ch parcel, m ^ a'-peT'tin?? a eonveyaj.ee of t h e . Mnallest undivided fee
s i T l e interest therein; or, if no person
vHl! ^ay the taxes and charge* and take a
conveyance of less than the entire 'thereof,'
thet*e whole parcel shall be offered and
soil. If any parcel of land cannot be sold
fr- '»»**, Ht"n-«t and eharj-e*. such parcel
****U be passed over for the time being,
and shall, on the succeeding day. or before
the c'*r« of the sale, b e reoffered, and if.
on such second offer, or during such sal*,
t h e same cannot be sold far t h * aaaoaat
•foresaid, the County Treasurer shall hM
r'f the rame In the name of t h e Stat*.
i
VERNON TOWNSHIP
TOWN NO. 6 NORTH, RANGE NO. 4.EAST
NortS «0 aeres of West % Of N E Vi
28
STATS OP aflCHICAN
IN T r i e CIRCUIT COURT FOR T H E
COUNTY O F SH4AWASSEE
IN CHANCERY
In the Matter of t h e Petition of John D.
Morrison, Auditor General of the State of
Michigan, for and in behalf of said Stat*,
for the sale of certain lands for taxes a s •eased thereon.
To the Circuit Court for t h e County of
Shiawansee, in Chancery:
John D. Morrison, Auditor General of t h e
State of Michigan, respectfully chows unto
the Court:
1. That he is the Auditor General of the
State of Michigan and makes and files this
petition under, by virtu* of and pursuant
to t h e prOvUior* of Act No. 20C of t h e
Public Acta of 1898, a s amended, and Act
No 126 of the Public Acta or 192S, as
S*aende<U
2. That Schedule A annexed hereto i s
the tax record required by the a c t first
above mentioned and contains the description of all lands in t h e aforesaid county
upon whieh tasjes, which were assessed f a r
tfas years mentioned therein, have resaataod
aapaid for ssor* than o n e year after thoy
were returned a t delinquent, t h e dessrlptloa
of all leads in, said county heretofore hid
off in t h e aat** W ; -t># ***** aad-thus h*M
aad anon which tax** which
sobs squint t o t h * tax for whiehvaaea.:
war* sold t o th* Stat* have roatafaod unpaid
for ssor* than on* year aftor t h e y were returned a* delinquent, aad the description
of all lands in said county which are deb*qa*at for any instatbneot of taxes under
the provision* of th* act h u t above tsentioned;
Vf*
28.ST
Origiaal Plat
184«
ItM
BURNS TOWNSHIP
TOWN N O 5 NORTH; RANGE N O 4 EAST
All the land North aad West of Shiawassee
Bivrr in t h e N W corner of section being
lot 4 of government survey
6
10.83
1948
2.86
South V* of SE Vt except railroad
11
79
1948
181.44
East H of SE fc South of Shiawassee
Eivtr
25
«0
1943
24.85
71,4
194«
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit, irp
which the forefcoiraT Orcfer was dulyi^tm. 1.* 9 4-8 aad Lot* 6-7 «c*pt West wide, involves SUM "» brough: to*
^ f i t
it
I M » 12^4 quiet iitie to the folio-**** described
Lotr 1 to 19 inclusive
_
^ piece or parcel of land situated an«r
1948
b«inc in the City of Owoaao. CoantH
Towaohia • North of l a a g * 1
* of Shiawassee and SUte of Sftfchigan/
._.
at int*r**e*l*a of High Strost describe a s follows, to-wtt:
Commencin* eleven (XI) rods:
Miehigaa Coatna aa^fhroaa taaare
est
of the Northeast earner of
*****
£Zr*»B«mA
281 fost
„..._
_Jock
Thirty-eigit (38) of the
261 foot, BosrthwoHoriy
17.1«'
orirnal
plaft of the VUlafe, now
Northwastoriy to o*srnj
City/
of
Owoaso,
Michigan, sMCordir.g*l
liwl
t© the record«d pfa* the^wst, thencw
Sooth Eight <£) rods, thefwht West
1948
14.TT Fiv« (6) r o A , thence North' Eight
(8) rods, thence East Five (5) rods
Wooh* a Mill i to VTRag* of
to the place of becinniRA'.
WOODHULL TOWNSHIP
Grand View Addition
Reassessed
1986
1
1982
Lot 2 a-»" 81 feet by Ti feet off East
of Lot «
Reassessed
1915
1083
Lot 4
Reassessed
1926
8
1933
TOWN NO. 7 NORTH, RANGE NO. 3 EAST
esVjrsaaof Wast 46 f<
Lot 9 except South 4 feet
Ootlot 1
19a
80.86
Lot. 19
Outlet 1
1948
«2.42
North >4 of Lot 21 and South 8« feet of
Lot 2 1
Outlot 1
1982 1984
1996 1948 16.86
1.58
side
PULVER, CARLANt* eVWYATT
Attorneys tot Plaintiffs,
Business Address:
203 Owosao Savingi Bank Bldg.
Oyroeso, Mklsigin
to Us* VsVaao
il<8
1942
1948
7.78
85.14
I
1942
58.15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Origiaal Plat
1
1*48
v
STATE ^OF MlCHIGAN,^In theCircuit Court for the Connty of
Shiawassee.—In Chancery.
Harry Walter and Maude E. Walter, his wife, PlaintiHs
• vs.
Joseph Card, Isaac P. Robert*,
Guy N. Roberts, Pet«r Serr, Zachariah Rogers Webb, Joseph SiWey,
or their unknown heirs, devisees,
lega.ees or assigns, Defendants.
VILLAGE OF MORRICE
Lot £
J. H. Laveroeh Adaitioa
Lot 25
194S
18.86
Lot 9
t
Lots 7-8-9 4
1948
11.62
North 140 feet of We t 99 feet of Lot A
I94S
9.91
W«st % of Lot C
1942
S.C1
2.0«
2.0«
M. E . rlohmo* SabsTJslsIoa Lots 7, 8. and
* . Bloch SS, Origiaal Plat
Lot 8
9.f>3
of Lot I
UZ North into**. ^ 0 ^ ¾
8 fast « ^ a i n g
^
Tot 78
Lot 160
Lot S
CALEDONIA TOWNSHIP
•
17
Watt 8« rods North 1« rods East 8« rods
aad Booth 1« rods t o Waiaaian*
24
6
194« 19.7»
Part of N E % eoasaMaeia* a t N E coraar
of S E * ** N E Vi t a c a c * South 22 rods
Wast 4 9 rod* North 4 rods Was* 40 rods
North 18 rods East 3 « rod* t o b*gm*Ja*
27
10
1948
T.U
Laad conMsomciag 85T foot 8o«th of N E
eoraor of W**t 7* of N W earair of section 28 thoneo Sootherly oa Vi line 891
fee*, t h e s e * North 88.16 feet West
1 9 4 4 J 6 feet t o cornier of angling high*
way t h e s e * Northeasterly along coats* of
highway 1228 feet t o beginning
27
1948
28.72
VILLAGE OF SHAFTSSURC,
Si
Orlgiast Plat
North V* of Lot t
2 t J « L o t 11
Commsmcrng a t 8 S earaar of saesipa thaaea Lot f
VILLAGE OF BENNINGTON
14J7
Towmntp S North Range 2 East
Commencing at Northeast corner of Section
14, tbence West on Section line 10 rods.
South parallel East section line 16 rods,
East parallel North section line 10 rods,
North on East section line to beginninx
14
1
1948 j
1.89
Isaac Gale's Additioa t o VuTag* of Morrk*
At a sessiort of said Court held a t
Lot 6
4
WIS
4.«1 the Court House in the City of Cor>
•Cay lea
Mapl* Ridg* Park
East 115 ieet of, commencing 2 rods South
CITY OF CORUNNA
i..: • 22 rods West of N E corner of NW
Additioa
unnp. Mich'«^h, in said? County, on
VILLAGE OF PERRY
»* of N E %, thence South 1« rods, West
Origiaal Plat
the 16:h day of February, A, D..
10 rods. North 18 rods. East 10 rods to
Lot 1« and North % Lot 17
Resaaatotstoa Bloch* 3 t o I S bacfcttJve
beginning and also commencing at a Lot 9 and West ½ of lot 10
1946.
i
17.62
1924 192S
Wmiasos McEeDop's AdUarioa
point 32 rods West and 2 rods South of
i9M
•:
Lots
86
and
36
Present: Honorable JOSEPH; H.
16
1948
Northeast comer of N W % of N E «4,
4.20 South 91 fost of Lot 8«
1949
9
thence East 64 feet. South 1« rods. West
I
COLLINS,
Cfectit JwdeT*.
TowBsUa
7
North
of
Raago
S
Eaitt
Lots 87 and 88
68 feet aad North I f rods t o ^beginning
«
1942
8.41
84.88
1948
19
1
1948
17.84 East % of S E i* of N W M
On readintr and HHnsj tfco) xMD o f
I
•
W % Ht SW %
VILLAGE OF VaWvOlf
I
22
20
27.86
Complaint
in said cause and the af1942
84
80
1948
47.91
f l d e r i t Of Itatltawl Ce*mUKl S a t l l t 9 |
Coaaateticiat; a t a point 882.26 feat South A strip of btad 68 fort wide oa North sid* I
'
Origiaal
Plat
1941
2.94
of SW U adjoining Ann Arbor Railroad ' Lot 187
of canter post, than** South 8X4 fast,
tkaw-to, frofnwMch tTaMlsla^tenl*
across width of Xast % e f S W %
tbewea West |*S>M feet, theatee Macth i
Lot 2
I
1*48
T.24
tr
IMS
7.1»
ptWwf*. to fcjas CoOTt tlast thw d«SS4 fast, thane* E a s t SSX.SS fas* t o \
A stray *f ma* East * of East
ttsfNl
V i s Shin's Ftrat
Iendanta ahcf>a ,
, t
844
84
4
1948
.194*
SS-ol
Lot T
Wost I t fort of L o t t
Lot* 7-S * S
HAZaXTON TOWNSHIP
oarwoca oacsioai aw am* my mjoaroacsa
7
lfa*
SCS4
and
WHSMS* t a t Hat). Jos*** R . CaDtaa.
Circuit Judga, and t h e seal of amid Ctrreaf
T O W N NO. « NORTH. RANG* NO.
Court of aammaas** Cooaty this l a d «**of February A. J>. 1*4«.
SE K of NE Vi
JOSKfrH H. C O L U M ,
•
4«
1944
H of
of East
East
l-i
CfreaR Jaago. 'Sowth H of West H
—
fU
fltTEXMAN K. WELCH. Ctarfc.
NE M, of MS *
18
49
194« 144.«
B u t H *f th* SE frt % botfim Lata 1 »a« t
l their unknown heirs, ctevisees, leg- ,
steea *n<i assigns,
v
IT
IS
FURTHER
ORDERED
that
Frosn
To hj
IBCSSHITS
or Parcel
within forty (40) days plaintiffs
c»u*e a copy of this order to be nubmiaatos West 202 feet to »*gianijrg
14
1942
27.28 lished in ihe CORUNNA NEWS a
Commencing at a point 10 rods East of newspaper printed, published' and
North Vi post, theace East 8 rods. South circulate^
in &aid County; such
40 rods, West 12 rods, North 20 rods,
publication
to be continued therein East 4 rods, and North 20 rods to "beginning:
28
2.5
1948
11.81 once in each week for tix weeks in
succession.
L L. Roberts aad E . H. FisaeVs Addition
to Village of Byron
JOSEPH H. COLLINS,
Circuit Judge*',
Lot* i aad 2
4.7« Countersigned:
1948
X
194*
Lot 4
X
16.02 SHERMAN E. WELCH
Lots 1-2-8 aad 4
2.89 Clerk of Circuit Court.
1948
Year* far Total of Taaa
Which
astsrost aast
VILLAGE OF LAINCSBURC
1*
1
88
^
1949 16.88 Lota 66 and166«
1948
So.Mh H of SE % and South % of of N E Lot 4 aad Nort* 10 fort of Lot 8
Vi of S E %
17
1941
1
!»•' .
1941
4 U I Lots 48 and 44
Cowaienci&g a t the ITS earner af 8 S H ml
17
1»U
KE % South 89 rods Wast 18.8 reda Lot 28 a a d North Vi Lot 27 •
North 89 rod* Bast X « > J o * > to beginain*
It
IMS
Lot 10
88
1999 1984
1916
W«st H of N E frl \ and East 7 1 4 acres
88
1948
of ME fri K being lots 1 and 2 of Lot US
9t
194*
Covemmsmt survey also S E H of NW hk Lot 4 »
%
1S1A
1#49 ««.21 West 181 fost of L o U I t and 14.
41
1941
TOWN NO • NORTH. RANCE NO. 1 EAST
t
1948
1948
1948
frl . ¾
MWIfPfCTOrt TOWNSHIP
Lota 1 aad 2
44.21
Lot 18
16
Lot 19
16
16
TOW I NO. S NORTH RANGE NO- I EAST Lot 21
East 8 4 acre* o f North 72 acres of N W Lots 68 aad 64
East 8« sjerae of East * of NW Prl %
aad Ksttk 1 acre of Bust * a/ l a s t
* of SW %
1848
80 1988 1988
Commencing ««1.67 feet South and t rods
East of North % !*>»*. E " t 400.8X fost.
South.64.46 feet, West 400.62 feet, North
to beginning
_,
•18
1»48 68.18
Commenieng 1088.89 feet South and 2 rods
East of North % Post East to West line
of Pine Street, if extended, Nortn 261
feet West tv Shiawaas** Strost Sooth
t o beginning
18
194«
88.67
C*or«* T . Abrey** Waoalawa Park Addition
WOODHULL TOWNSHIP
AimuM TOWieiHir
TOWN NO. 5 NOftTK. RANGE NO. S EAST
8?
lactaatv* Dollars Coats
North of Raag* E East
DaUars Cants
1943
16.88
27
NW * N W *
28
12.48
40
1948
Commencing at N E comer of SE *4 theme*
West 2& rods South 82 rods East 28 rods
North 82 rods to beginning
84
S.6
1948
5.87
TAXES OF 1943 AND
PRIOR YEARS
8
ssr* n r A
ft isam. sttrts.
or Parcel •5 5 < laelttare*
SCHEDULE "A
It is ordered that said petition wfll be
-brought on foe bearing and decree at the
April Ur>n of this Court, to be held at
Cernnna V the- County of ifcl»*B>aa*v *»»t*
of Michjfan, on the 8th day of April A, D.
184«, «6 the opening of th* Court oa th*4.
day. aad that all persons ratorosed m snoh
tends or'any part «**r*of, doffjrjaf^ .***>
toM the lien defamed thereon by the feci*
eg MmW***, for such taxes, tat*****. a»d
or any p u t tWraof. shall
Year* far Total of Taaa
IsHprast aao
Which
Years for Total at Tux**
Which
Interest aad
•a
9s«
&s?l ysisyirsm1' ifsf Rr*tffi.ito.f7i
Lot 7 ami
4 EAST
Cosnasoaciat at a point 87 foot Wast of
corner of lot 6 Block 18 VOtae* of ~
MB>
thaace South 441.6 fost.
Bast
«89 fost t o East soetiea tta* M*rt» 44 L*
rost. Wost 699 fost t o hogtaamg
a atrip of mad eomnteoeiog at S E
uf N E fc o f N E W thaao* Wost 49
N"rth 8 rods East 4« rods. Sooth S rod*
to boginnhmg
19
6.18
1948
UM
South 2 rods of North Vs
19
North 2 rods of South K
19
•
South t rods of Wost ½ of N W H
20
North 2 rods of West % ot SW %
20
2.6
1949
18.6«
VILLAGE OF LOTHROP
Northwoods Additioa t o the Village of
Lothrop
Lots 4 and 5
B
1949
22.9«
MIODLEBURY TOWNSHIP
TOWN NO. T NORTH, RANGE NO. 1 EAST
N E J4 of N W <4 and West % of SW
U of N E *
8«
«0
1948
48.94
of said harm. S rod* Movth of •
of way taoae* Northwastrod* North of Aa* Arbor tmilroad North
(
14,**
o ^ n o m n t i s the
Wast I f f t«*t t
ssmaa
r ^ f t a r S r aT»>sHa|: that «fUr
4 ia«aos of W,
•asl
t
^
«*
f * W t w l l i ^ a w a W a * ( owlef tssajwiry I t C*tt
South 89 «#-* a* Lot* 1 - * * T^"™_
. •sagaa
of M W a l ' l d a *%*» S _ t ^^^.m.
aV^.
g*Ast
Is not
ttje
not
be *- — ^* - • • - * i • i r aY EA%IV• aLsa
7 inches of Worth
or not awid *>9fwnd1949
68.18
York**'
«.*9
of m r
MW %
•
WM
% aad Soath
%«9
of Wost 1948
vl
ast 28 fost of Lot S
T
1984. t a s f
m
it.
L
L. SUtrart
Ha*, Soataoastoriy u aotat of socmaing Lot t
29
1941 81.4« Lot S
1
T
8«
88
89
81
88
88
36
88
194
B
f An- of taeni may reaide If if**.* aatel i f
. AU of Sooth part of Lot* 7«S
Arbor rallmad right of way
M . . I
. . I d w R d , WiomomW * ! ? 1a*T- jpamWRMal
"•"I
S
,,ii
ltd!
ltV
" ' rw02»m«utail>ws or nebs Mrina; o r
j j j Lot «
7
194«'
2.1
where
they or somei a Uof
thesn Mmay
t'.M Lots 1 -2 and Esst S of Lot 8 Block 8 ;
; - -- ^ ^ - ^
-iov^^^O
1*4
T,ot 1
Ls* 2
lM*
I Lot 8
2.««
Lots 11-12 and East % of Lot i« Block 8 reside, and further that «*• iprasent
19l9
T*.t
4
North ^ o f L o t t a a d a S o f L o t t
1941
8.8«
•
1*4* i*-4» .whereabouts of said defendants arer
41.98
r.ot 6
1948.
1949
unknown, and the ndunea of the pee2.9«
Lot 6
1948
sons
who are included Usorein with2.4«
Lot 7
1948
2.0« ,
I<ot 8
out being named, hut who aro
1948
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Commeaeirg on West lin* of Brad? Strost
tembraced therein under th« title of
and South tin* of Parsons Street tbence
««,.«« « « ..T^«,„.v,
.
.
unknown heirs, devisees, lefalees
South 4.8* chela* South « 4 * Wost 4.8«
chains North tl%*
Wost 8.91 chains Lot 1
1948
8
8.14
STATE OF MICHIGAN.~In the a n d ^ ^ , , ^ not be aacerta!ned,
North 6 4 * East 6 chains
Circuit Court for the County of : a f t e r diligent search and inquiry;
1942
9.19
A. JL, Wllttasas Additioa t o Village
Shiawassee.—In
Chancery.
I
,- . , - . ,
Reserve 1 s a d Outlot 1
West
Hi
Lot
14
0
1949
33.73
D o . H . a , , PUin« i H
|o n
" o ^ n ^ m ^ '
rtS£$
«
1949
40.SR
McArthw
Beginning 67 fort Sooth of N . B, corner
sr%sVrJHit>ll
of Lot 4 West 71 foot South 81 feet Bast
Uni
Lots 7-8-9-10
71 fost North 81 feat to beginning
•"•^
67
1»4S
1948
89.41 Williams, his wife, Benjamin 0 . 'legatees and assigTis, cause their ap84.10
I North 160 feet of Outlot C 1**48
41.98
Williams and Sophia A. Williams, ' P^a^nce to be entered in this CAttweA. L, William*
his
w ife, DanielBall, Jonathan . within three months from the date o f
Robert McLaaghHa's Addatioa
Lot 82
11
1148
i i . « i Child, SiUs Ball and Cynthia Ball, ^ 8 OI ^« r ' a m * >n default thereof
; Lot 18
\S«8
9.19
his wife, Araos Gould, Sophia E. ,'**»::.«*"d »»« of- Coraplai«t
b«,.|fhwis
A. L. A B.
1
h
'
\V
WUHaaas
AshiitiOB
to
Owoso*
Child;
Dsmiel
Gould,
Administrator
'M•
e»»f«fl»w4
*>r
*
*
said
defertdAntav
CITY O F D4JRAND
&
S. CoaoKo*
A
u wau^ „<r s«h A. £ ^ ^ , ^ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾
•[
of the Estate of Efreneter Gould; * t«e o»s unknown heirs, dVnsetja, l e g Henry Whitehouse, Henry J. White- *
• » » ^aigna.
Lot 1
htaaait'* i a a s l l s a t o t h * VIRac* of OvM
Commetieing 22.8 rod* East of SW comer
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
house,
and
Harriett
E.
Whitehouse,
j of 8 W ^ i eosataoa t o Saetions 16-16-21A- L. 4k B, O.
Lots 19-29-22-26-2« ^ 1 his w ife, ^Ustin Griffes and Caro- within forty f W d*y* l^nwntiffs;
22 thane* North to line of Detroit Grand
Lot S nasi S
4
19*9 1941
88.47 |
wif«v Louisa
Louisa A.
A. cause a copy of this order to he publine Griffes, his wi^sy.
Haven a a i afttwaoko* Railroad thence
Lots 7 a a d M
N E on Kne of Railroad thence West to Lot 9 and West 6 foot of Lot 2
Gould,
(Ebenexer
Gould;
Ebenexer»lished
in tho CORUNNA MEWS st
*
19*9 1*41
1S.M ! b«srtaaiasj 1948
78.69
1SSS 1**6
71.48 oGould,
Administrator
of
the
Estat*
J
newspaper
Panted, published and
Lots 6-11-12-17-18-26
f
8
1989 1941
80.6«
oot
Daniel
Goula,
David
Gould
and
circulated
in
said County; socht
C
H. N . « S. Ai
*
nublieation
to
be
rk»ntWu^ thereini
OWOSSO TOWNSHIP
Mary
Gould,
his
wife,
Harvey
f.
Lot
S
of
A.
L.
d
k
B.
O.
' Lot 82
7.1»
1948
Otrce
in
each
week
for sSE weeks in
Piatt
and
M"T
Piatt,
his
wife,
or
81.6«
1949
TOWN NO. 7 NORTH, RANGE NO. S EAST Lot «0
t ..*r(.
178.82 their unknown heirsv *fevisees, leg. succession.
Block 1
194«
South 27 acres of North 40 acres of East
A.
aad smrskns, Defandanta.
J. C
Winmaa*
V4 of SE %
•f ??** V* •* B4oc«i
JOSEPH
H:
CXrLLINS.
69.« 1
1948
29
27
1948 24.1« Lot 7
2
Circuit Jttdge.
At A session of said Court held at
Ortgi**)
s 1 s t AaVtMma
Countersigned:
' PERRY TOWNSHIP
the
Court
House
in
the
City
of
CorPuraad Laad
SHERMAN E. WELCH
1948
80.99 ^
TOWN
NO.
B
NORTH,
RANGE
NO.
S
EAST
ExcVSouTh f i n c h e s o T w e s t ^ T ^ E ? } " * }
*
^'^"A*
n " Clerk of Circuit Court
Lot 21
2
8 That extended
separately
in said
•f
84½ feet of North
of the 16th day of February, A. D..
Additioa
schedule against each description of said West 7.66 acres of Eaat 62.66 acres of
LotSooth
29
1*416« feet
140.70
Doraref I^aad
"
"
" 1946.
North
frl
%
of
NE
frl
%
lands therein contained are (a) the total
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit, in
Lot 10 except Sooth 90 feet
Present: Honorable JOSEPH H. which the foregoing Order was dulyWWHsms
aad
Lyons
Additleo
amount of delinquent taxes upon said des1
7.66
1949
4.«1
18
1949
76.4«
COLJJNS, Circuit Judge.
cription for t h e non-payment of which t h e
made, involves and is brought to>
North 20 feet of Lot 12 and all of Lots Lot «
2
1942
66.11
RUSH TOWNSHIP
same may lawfully be sold at the next
13-14-16 and South 6 feet of Lot 1«
On reading and filing the Bill of quiet title to the following described
annua) tax sale, (b) interest computed
16
1948 118.7«
VILLAGE OF BANCROFT
TOWN NO. S NORTH. RANGE NO^ * EAST
Complaint in said cause an^ the af- piece or parcel of land situated *n<F
Commencing 66 feet North of NW corner
thereon a* provided by law to the first day
in the Township of Venice,
Origiaal
Plat
I
of
Block
11
of
said
Addition
and
on
South
of May. fiext «n»uin*, ( c ) a collection f e *
THE VILLAGE OF HENDERSO.NVILLE
fidavit of MioJrtel Carhand attached being
:1
line of Outlot B thence Eaat 126 feet
Counjty
of Shiawassee and State of"
of four per cent and (d) 21.00 for expenses;
North to North line of Outlot B West Commeneinx 2« feet East of • NW corner thereto, from wnf^TITsatisfactorily Michigan, described as follows, toOrigiaal Plat
all Cn accordance with the provisions of t h e
of Lot 14 Block 11. thence South 80 appears to the Court that the de126 feet and South to beginning. Part
wft:
feet. East 26 feet. North 80 feet. West
of Outlot B
i»43
45.83
act first above mentioned;
Lot 4
14.66
fendants above named, or their un9
1948
26 feet to beginning
The West half (½) of the North4. That all of the aforesaid taxes, interest
1949
Subdivision of Outlot D of Durand Land
4.36 known heirs, devisees, legatees and east quarter (% ) , except a parcel
SCIOTA
TOWNSHIP
and charge* arc valid, delinquent, and unCompany's 2nd Addition
TOWN NO. « NORTH, RANGE NO. s EAST assigns, are proper and necessary in the Southeast corner twenty (¾))
paid, and have remained delinquent and TOWN NO. • NORTH, RANGE NO. 1 EAST
Lots
7
and
8
„, '
„ .
parties defendant in the above cu rods East and? West by three (S)
unpaid for suff'^ient time to authorize and
73.00
27
lfM3
CommencinR
723
feet
West
of
Southeast
t
i r i - j . . , „ . anAWest
H
of
SW
V*
except
eornmer-cinR
N
W
rods North and South, also a square
require, as provide?] by the foreKoinfc sets,
corner of section. West 5»? feet. North m , e d « » u s e , a ™ ,
corner of SW '4 of SW «4 E-.st 25 rods l o t s 21 and 22
ten (10) acre parcel in the Northeast
the sale of the aforesaid parcels of land
146½ feet, North 50* 80' East 4 4 8 ¼ feet
_ '
Starth 32 rods West 25 rods North to
6.79'
tt
1943
against which they were assessed and *re
beginning and except commencing 2 rods
Esst 18 foet of Lot 22 and West 7 feet
South .39*30 minutes East alow? center
it iurther appearing that after corner of the Northwest quarter
Rant of NE corner of SW U of SW u4
extended in said schedule at th« next annual
of Lot 23
of highway to intersection of center lins
rfjligent
s e a r c h a n d ' i n a u i r v i t c a n (*4), also_three (3> acres in the
South 10 rods West 8 ro<ls North 10 rods
«0
1943
tax sale for the non-payment thereof, and
of Shiawasseo Street South to besir.nin* " , t S ' r t f i 2 1 7 - 1 1 :
A
Y ^
3.58'
Southeast quarter ( ¾ ) of Section
East to bettinninfr 1
not oe
that the said taxes, interest, collection fee
ze
1013
101.80
ascertained,
$.na
it is not thirty-one (31 descvrbetl as com36
74 ¾
19-1¾
43.38
Durand
Land
Company's
3rd
Addition
and expenses so exended in • said schedule Ra*t '4 of SW M
Commoncin^
at n iK>int 689.5 feet Tiast »n<i known whether or not said defend- mencing at the center of Section
North
against (•ac.h parcel of land therein described
36
80 1
1943
SS.46 K-.st *? feet of l,ot 14 and W«*t 23 /,'eet of
nr ,
feet
J
?
lr',«
y
/''t.<,'T,i«Aof#s'l<'fon.vh*r*ir a n t s a r e ^ving or dearf, or where any thirty-one (31), thence East along
Lot 7
19
1043
35.14
constitute a valid lien upon each of the V.n=.t 15 aero*" of N E ; of SE »4
36
1A43
13.S7
36
15
1943
6.SS Lot 6
forth 125 feet East 100 feet
T.onth
125
iy.
»,,»,," „ ; J ^ : / i - „ : „
A ;r quarter ( ¾ ) section line forty (40)
25
1943
45.46
said several parrels of !r>nd described in said
Commeneincr Sf) 'eat F^asl of N E comer of n f f t h arn
Bet
and
West
loo
feet
to
b-?nning
"
em
may
reside
if
living,
and
if rods, thence South to the bank of
schedule ns th(^r<>in nnd against -which exLot 2 Block 3 On'jrinal Plat of the Vi>SHIAWASSEE TOWNSHIP
Si:b>DiviMon of Block 36 «f Durand Land
lairc of Bancroft East 125 f.>et. South dead, whether they have persona! the Shiawassee River at low water
tended in favor of the people of the State
Coorpary's 3rd Addition
100 feet, West 125 feet and North 100
of Michigan, the payment of which lien this TOWN NO. 6 NORTH, RANGE NO. 3 EAST
representatives or heirs living or mark, ther.ce along bank of River
feet to beRinr.injr
\Att 5
2«
tSiS
r.ov.rt may enforce a P. a preferred or first South 4fi acres of East
90.92
8«
1948
14.80 where they or some of them may down stream to North and South
an<i
claim upon such lan^s by the sale thereof.
thv; SW ^4 of N E «,
Commencing
80
feet
East
of
N
E
corner
M reside, and* further that the present quarter (V*) line, thence North to
Cm*
F a u h l s l Addition
19-lil
S4.08
g
flt;
Lot 4 Block 9 Original Plat of the Vil- whereabouts of said defendants arc the place of beginning, all in section
West «0 acres of SW
iage of Bancroft East 125 t^t, South
except » acres Lot 9 and 10
Wherefore your petitioner prays:
( 3 1 ) , Township Seven
North of highway '
7« feet, West 125 feet and North 75 unknown, and the nanr" of the per- thirty-one
1984 1936
a. That within th* time provided by law
8
(7) North, Range Four (4) East„
1S43
Ji7.4!>
feet to beginning
21
67
sons
who
are
included
merein
with68.17
1948
this court may determine and decree that ^-rT-mi-nrin" 9*?4 f ^ t South of NE corner Lots i and 4
1943
out being named, but who are Shiawassee County» Michigan.
th* aforesaid taxes, interest, collection fee
of section Soath to Shiawassee River
6
1941 1941
10.86
I
embraced therein under the title of
Northerly along River to a point ISO feet
and charges are valid and constitute a valid
after
diligent
search
and inquiry;
Baacroft3«A h i s Sob-drvfsloa
*f OatPUXVER, CARLAND & WYATT
West of heeinninir East to beginning nnrf
1943
10.72
unknown
heirs,
devise.es,
legatees
FideH
Goorgos'
Addition
H<-n upon each of the said several parcels
lot* Nombof 1-2-3 of th* VRlag*
not b
rn»r,menrinR 1044½ feet Ea»t of eer\t*T of
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
«
„
«..„«_
.
A
^
.
.v
i>..
„
»«<»
"
s
i
g
n
*
«•«
«
ascertained
On
motion
of
Michael
Carland,
*f JJU
Baacroft
of land described in said schedule as therein
s«-tiort South 1*»0 feet Eaat t o River Lot 1
«
1943
is.n«
N
.
C
.
PhOlla*'
Aadltion
t
o
th*
V.llag*
of
^*.„
j
;
i
f
*
^
,
c
h
a
n
j
i
n
n
u
i
r
v
Business
Address:
Northerly
along
Rfv*7
t
o
East
and
West
M
n
one
of
the
Attorneys
for
Plaintiff,
extended;
!
Lots n gad 9
i line West to bejrinnir.it and eoaimenCITY OF OWOSSO
203
Owosso
Savings Bank Bldp..
it
is
ordered
that
said
Defendants
F>. That within t h e tiro* provided by k w
Outlot 8
27.79
i>(t 1328 feet East of center of section
1949
Owoese,
Michigan
v
•414
tfceir
unknown
heu-s,
deriaeaa.
Vr»Th «00 feet West 120 fee* to River
this court make a final deer** in favor of
Orlehsal Plat
Ncvthwesterly
and Southeasterly alone
VILLAGE OP BYRON
legatees
an^
swlfttav
cans*
their
ap^
th* Stat* of Michigan against each parcel
ghiawasse* River to Eaat and West K Bast Vi at Sowth H Lot 8 aad Bast 1-2
pearance to he entared in this eaose
of said lands for th* p*yKx«nt of th* sevoral
line West to besrtnntni*
Tssmsbh* I North of Rang* 4 toot
Lots 8 and 9
Bpjkoamt* of tax**, in torost, coDoctlon f e *
2b
«2.«9
1948
29.99
t
~
.
—
^
„
.
w_
within
three months from the date of
1948
#7.48
rOtL U T T E R RESULTS
aad expenses, a* computed and *xtended fa r,omr»*^ic»n* at N E eom*r of «eetw> thene* Lot «
1941
47.91
•
-r
a
^
J
^
'
loefuTto*
JKaimot
this
order,
an«f in default therfo'
West 446.6 feet. Southerly 821 foot,
said schedule against t h e sevoral parcols of
L
I
T
THE "MEWS" HAJIDLE
af: West 1*8 of Lot 1
K*-t «9« feet „ad North t i t loot t o Soath 81 foot S
m£l*mZ«*i^*~t
iVtM
fe**
the*
said
Bill
ef
Complaint
be
taker
land thorora
TOUR JOS PIUNYING
St
^--Morth 14* 8« miaatos tjast tCt^lVot ,l-w*«ttf«*med
%* ilot SaM d e f e n d a n t *
B
f W
VILLAGE O F OVID
9
29
Ptat N o . t
tSSf
11MT
1*48
194«
„ 18
4t ; 8B
SMuth S i * moot 114 foal aoath T* «4
*
r *** ?"" ***" " « n « « « n w
*mm
d i b s * o r YUKJCATKW
State of Michigan. The Probate
Court
for the County of ffhlswasaa*
Pasteurization it a procea*
Sale
At a session of the Probata Court
this order, and* in default thereof for Louis
Charles H. Bftrttn, PWattff
which
evary
particle
of
m
t
t
to
he«V
!
County, held at the Probate
for ^
that said Bi» of CoeaatalBt be take*
0
Petac Hyde. Setes & Wooden!]. at eoatfssssd &y the sajd d e f e n d a n t t ? J ° K . l T ! L ^ i** t F E E I * * * » *» ** of Corunna, an
for not lass Chan S* lAa* - t w T ^ ,.^-, „ . . .
7T„,fc
l>*a*lh*r*T^T/Va»l**s^^
^
**—•• ^ Fahrenheit
utes and promptly cooled to 50 de- LWea^esoay, the 27th day of, March
Coffin*, WHrkm Bon*, John
IT IS "FURTHER ORDERED that grees or low** to destroy any harm* I » the year of one thousand nine
Parshall, Israel D. Parshall, Jane B. within forty (40) days plaintiffs ful bacteria that may be present, hundred and fortj-six.
Phelps, or their unknown heirs, de- cause a copy of this order to be pub* without affecting flavor and food
Present, ROY D. MATTHEWS,
visees, legatees or assigns, defend- lished in the CORUNNA NEWS a value. Another method raises the
Judge of Probate.
ants.
newspaper printed, published and temperature of milk quickly, to at
In the Matter of the Estate of
At a session of said Court held at circulated in said County; such least 160 degrees for not less than
the Court Rouse in the 1City of Cor- publication to be continued therein 15 seconds, followed by rapid cool- Minnie I. Pratt, Deceased, Pile No.
tmna, Michigan, in said County, on once in each week for six weeks in tng. The.first compulsory pasteuri- 14150.
the 16th day of February, A. D.; succession.
zation law was enacted in 1908 in
On reading and filing tlie petition
1946.
JOSEPH H. COLLINS, Chicago. All milk for our arfried ' of Levi G. Crugher, praying that the
Present; Honorable JQSEPH H.
Circuit Judge. forces and 88 per cent of the fluid Court determine the heirs of the
COLLINS, Circuit Jud*e.
' Countersigned:
milk supply in U. S. cities,of over above named decedent.
6 n reading and filing the< Bill of SHERMAN E, WELCH
10,000 is pasteurized. The U. S.
It is Ordered. That the 16th day of
Complaint in said cause and the af- Clerk of Circuit Court •
Public Health service says: "The
fidavit of Michael Carland attached
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit, in public health value of pasteuriza- April next, at nine o'clock in the
thereto, from whiclTit satisfactorily which the foregoing Order was duly tion is unanimously agreed upon by forenoon, at said Probate Office, be
•appears to the Court that the de- made, involves and ** brought to health officials.
Pasteurization is assigned for hearing said petition.
fendants above namej, or their un» quiet title to the following described the only measure known which if
And it is Further Ordered, That a
Ynown heirs, devisees, legatees and piece or parcel of land situated *nd properly applied to all milk will
copy
of this order be published three
Assigns, are proper and necessary 6eing in the City of Owosso, County prevent all milk-borne disease."
consecutive weeks previous to said
parties defendant in the above en- of Shiawassee and State of Michigan,
described
as
follows,
to-wit:
day
of hearing in the Corunna News
titled cause, and;
The South Sixty-one (61) feet of
a newspaper printed and circulating
Grows Around World
It further appearing that after Lot Five ( 5 ) , Block Thirteen (IS)
What
is
grown
so
extensively
in
in
said County of Shiawassee.
jftttigent search and* inquiry it can of the VUlage, now CMy, of Owosso,
temperate
regions
that
every
month
not be ascertained* and it is nut Shiawassee County, Michigan;
ROY D. MATTHEWS,
is harvest month somewhere. NorTmown whether or not said defendJudge of Probate.
mally.
the
United
States
crop
is
PULVER, CARLAND * WYATT
ants are Bring or dead, .or where any
about
one-seventh
of
world
produe>By
REBECCA
AMOS,
Attorneys for Plaintiffa,
•of them may reside if living, and if
tion Only Russia grows more. In- probate Register,
•dead, whether they have personal Business Address:
din
and China, traditional rice coun203
Owesso
Savings
Bank
Bldg.
representatives or heirs living or
tries,
grow and consume large
Owosso,
Michigan
where they or tome of them may
tvh* at crops in their northern
-reside, ana further that the present
reaches.
Canada, Argentina and \
whereabouts of said defendants are
OROER OF PUBLICATION
Au. ijrtlia, with vast wheatlands and
•X- ' » - *
unknown,, and the aamet of the perJ*±J.
State of Michigan. Vue Probate
sparse population, rank as the
sons who are included therein withworld's
big
wheat
exporters.
Big
Court
for tHe County of Shiawassee.
out being named., but who are
ORDER
OF
PUBLICATION
crops
in
Russia's
Ukraine,
France,.
embraced therein under the title of
At a session of the Probate Court
iuly and Germany normally give fo- said County, held at the Probate
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees
State of Michigan. The Probate Eumpe more than three times Unitand ?sdgns, can not be ascertained
Office, in the city of Corunna, on
after diligent search and tafloiry;
Court for the County of Shiawassee. ed States wheat production. But
Monday,
the 25th day of March »a
On motion of Michael Carland,
At a session of the Probate Court Europe is a populous, industrial conone of fhe Attorneys for Plaintiff, for said County, held at the Probate tinent of wheat eaters. Even with- *»• y«*» of <»* thousand nine hur>
out war's disruption of their farm- dred and forty-six.
i t is ordered that *ai3 Defendants
l a n d their unknown heirs, devisees, Office, in the city of Corunna. en ing, Europeans eat all the wheat
Present/fROY D. MATTHEWS,
legatees and assigns, cause their ap- Thursday, the 28th day of March in they can grow, and buy more. Their j u < j-e of Probate
pearance to he entered in this cause the year of one thousand nine hun- shortage for the first half of 1946
^ ^
^
g^
M a t t € r o f
of
within three months from the date of dred and forty-six.
is estimated at about 200 million
Carrie Swarthout, Incompetent, File
ibis order, and in default thereof
Present, ROY D. MATTHEWS,.' bushels.
that said Billf of Complaint be taken
Number 14262.
I
as confessed oy the said defendants, Judge of Probate.
On reading and filing the petition
In the Matter of the Change of
their unknown heirs, devisees, legFarm Health
of
Lawrence Coy, guardian, praying
atees and assigns.
V--'? o" .T?rr!cc Lcrcy Shermr.n to
During
the
past
S
O
years,
urban
for a license to <e!l Real Estate,
!
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Walter Thomas Parker, „T--.
health has shown steady improveIt is ordered, That
•within forty (40) days plaintiffs
, . the
- , .7th
» . day of
On roadie? ano' filing tV - ' : • = - ment, particularly in preventable
cause s*. copy of this order to b<* "pubdiseases, in the large cities where « * y "«*» at ten o clock in the forelished in the CORUNNA NEWS a of Jame~ Leroy Sherman •.'"^yi^'r fuU-time professional public health noon, at said Prolate Office, be asnewspaper inprinted, published' and thai his narro h<» chan^d f: o'^ *" "' ? services reduce the rates of typhoid,
signed for hearing said petition.
cir-Milritcd
*•"* County; such Lcroy She^n-.r.n to V"r.:.c
-? r.? diphtheria,
smallpox,
whooping
And it is Further Ordered, That a
publication to be continued therein Parker, Jr.,
cough
and
other
water
and
once in each week for six weeks in
copy of this order be published three
succession.
It is Ordered, That the 27th day borr.e diseases and those prevent- consecutive weeks previous to said
ed by immunization. At the same
JOSEPH H. COLLINS, of April next, at nine o'clock in the time rural health outside the large day of hearing in the Corunna News
Circuit Judge. forenoon, at said Probate Office, be cities has shown almost negligible a newspaper printed and circulating
assigned for hearing said petition.
improvement. The farm family, in said COP ty of Shiawassee.
Countersigned:
having access to less medical attenSHERMAN E. WELCH
And it is Further Ordered, That a tion and fewer hospital beds than
BOY D. MATTHEWS
Clerk of Circuit Court
copy of this order be published thrc^ the city family, shows up with three
Judge of Probate
to
four
physical
defects
per
person,
consecutive
weeks
previous
to
said
By REBECCA AMOS,
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit, in
which the foregoing Order was duly day of hearing in the Corunna News, and only one rural parson out of 100 Probate Register.
made, involves and hi brought to a newspaper printed and circulating was found to be in prime physical
condition in a certain survey. Farm
•quirt title to the fofiowtacdescribed1 in said county of Shiawassee.
j boys were rejected in the draft at
piece or parcel of land situated and
ROY D. MATTHEWS, I the rate of 41 per 100 examinees
being m the Township of Sclota,
compared with the general rate oi
County of Shiawassee, State of
Judge of Probate.
Homy does a better Job of sweet23 per 100.
Michigan, described as follows, toening cold fruits, dry cereals and
By
REBECCA
AMOS,
|
wit:
iced tea if H hi thinned slightly. To
!
The Northeast quarter ( ¼ ) of the Probata Register.
thin honey, add about e tablespoon
Northeast quarter ( ¼ ) of Section
of water to a cup of honey. Hold
thirty-four (84), and the Northwest
ever low heat or hot water until
quarter ( ¼ ) of the Northwest
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
the rrixture heats through and the
quarter ( ¼ ) of Section thirty-five
honey and water combine. Avoid
(35), also the West half ( ½ ) of the
State Of Michigan. The Probate high heat, which destroys the deliORDER OF PUBLICATION
Southeast quarter (54) of the NorthCourt for the County of Shiawassee. . cate flavor and is likely to scorch
•west quarter ( H ) of Section thirtyIn the Matter of the Estate of honey. Keep your thinned honey covfive (36), all in Town Six (6)
State of Michigan. The Circuit
North, range One ( U East* Shia- Court for the County of Shiawassee Pearl Straza, Deceased. File No. ered and in the refrigerator, or it
may mold within ft month. It is best
wassee County, Michigan.
14223.
In Chancery.
to make up small batches for house(t
PULVER, CARLAND * WYATT
Notice is hereby given that more hold use.
James,
also
knewn
as
Vincent:
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
than two months from this date have
Garuccio, Plaintiff, vs. Mary GarucBusiness Address:
been allowed for creditors to present
203 Owosso Savings Bank Bldg. cio, also known as Marie Primac, their claims against said deceased to
Defendant,
Owosso, Michigan
said Court for examination and adNOTICE OF FORFEITURE
Suit pending in the Circuit for the justment, and that all creditors of
OF LAND CONTRACT
County of Shiawassee in Chancery, said deceased are required to present
"t the City of Corunna in said their claims in duplicate—one to said To KENNETH GAVIT and MARIAN
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
County, on the 21st day of January, Court, at the Probate Office, in the B. GAVIT, husband' and wife:
STATE OF MICHIGAN.—In the !946.
City of Corunna in said County and
Ton are hereby notified that the
•Circuit Court for the County of
In this cause it appearing from one to the Fiduciary of said Estate
Shiaw&usee.—In Chancery.
pertain contract for the sale of land
affidavit on file, that the Defendant,
. .
..
.. .
,
Marion Smith and Bern Smith,
w,. W1 »»>»« *«* A« rv w — # „. Tmmmm
w.— hdated November 24, 1944, by and*
Mary Garuccio, 'also known as Marie ^ * ^
* • * * * **. £ ' g j
Plaintiffs
A. DD.n next,
and that said
claims will between
and
een Mancel H. Barnes an
A
iBt
Primac,
b
not
.
resident
of
the
'
>
»
*
* * * ttid <**%» **
vs.
1
Mildred R. Barnes, husband and wife,
Daniel Burbans, Roy F. Burhans. State cf Miehigan, but resides in the £ * • • * « * " ? r ^
n I ? ^ t
of
Lansing, Michigan, vendors, and
Phillip Nickles, Ermine Burhans. City of Toledo, Ohio.
the 25th day of June A^D. next, at
Kenneth Gavit and Marian B. Gavit,
Stephan G. Coleman; Amos Gould
nine o'clock in the forenoon.
and Daniel Gould, Administrators of
husband and wife, of Mulliken, Michr.
Dated April 1, A. D. 1946.
On motion of Ellis J. Bowler,
the estate of Ebenezer Gould; Louisa
igan, vendees, covering:
Gould, David Gould, Levi E. Met- Plaintiffs Attorney, it is ordered
Fiduciary: John Straza, R.R. No.
The east half of the south-west
calf, L. E. Metcalf, Roswell Fitch, that the said Defendant, Mary Gar- 1, Corunna, Michigan.
John D. Standish, Franklin Eitredge,
quarter,
and the west quarter of
ROY D. MATTHEWS,
or their unknown heirs, devisees, uccio, also known as Marie Primac,
the northwest quarter of the ;
cause her appearance to be entered
Judge of Probate.
legatees or assigns, Defendants.
south-east quarter, of Section 2',
At a session of said Court held at herein within three months from the By REBECCA AMOS,
and the northwest quarter of the
the Court House in the City of Cor- late of this order and in case of Probate Registrar.
unna, Michigan, in said County, on her appearance that she cause her
northwest quarter of Section 11,
V
the 16th day of February, A. D.,
all in Town 5 north. Range 1 east,
iir.swer to the Plaintiffs Pill of
,1946. ,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Woodhull
Township, Shiawassee
Present: Honorable JOSEPH H. Complaint to 'be filed, and a copy
COLLINS, Circuit Judge.
thereof to be served on said PlainState of Michigan. The Probate County, Michigan, 130 acres, more
or less,
On reading and filing the Bill of .iff s Attorney within fifteen days Court for the County of Shiawassee. the vendors interest having been conIn the Matter of the Estate of
Complaint in said cause and the af- *ift«r service on her of a copy of
veyed a n ^ assigned to the underfidavit of Michael Carland attached said bill and notice of this order; Martin Nalepa, Deceased.
thereto, from which' it satisfactorily -".nd that in default thereof, said bill
Notice is hereby given that more signed John H. Williams and Maxine
appears to the Co?ixt that the de- -vill be taken as confessed by the than two months from this date have Williams, husband and wife, is in
fendants above named, or their un- aid non-resident Defendant.
been allowed for creditors to present default in the sum of $180.00 for
known heirs, devTseetj legatees and
And it is Further Ordered, That their claims against said decedent to monthly payments past due, $28.00
assigns, are proper and necessary
parties defendant in the above en- within forty days the said Plaintiff said Court for examnation and ad- for delinquent taxes naid by the
cause a notice of this order to be jus^mettt, and that all creditors of undersigned, and $13.39 for insurtitle^ cause, and;
I< further appearing that after •lubliahed in the Corunna News, a said decedent are required to present j ance premiums paid by the underi
diligent search and inquiry it can newspaper printedi, uublishedf and ' their claims in duplicate—one to said signed, or a total of $221.S9;
• fi
not be ascertained, and j * i e \ > e t
WHEREFORE, in accordance wttlfa
known whether or not said defend- circulating in said County, and that Court, at the Probate Office, in the
1
ants are living orjlead, or where any such publication be continued: *t City of Corunna in said County and the terms of said contract and that
of them may reside If lrVihfcV ami if least once in each week for six weeks' one to the Fiduciary cf said Estate provisions of the statute in such case
dead, w)tether they have personal in succession, or that plaintiff cause ' on or before the 25th day of June made and provided', said contract is
representatives or heirs living or a copy of this order to be personally * A. D. next, and that said claims will hereby declared forfeited1, null and
where they or some of them may
reside, and further that the yreaeat served on said non-feaident *De- be heard by said Court on Tuesday void, and you are hereby notified *°
whereabouts of said defendants are fendant at least twenty days before the 'Zoth day of June A. D. next, at quit and' surrender up, forthwith, the
unknown, and the names of the per- the>:time above prescribed lor her ten o'clock uTthe forenoon.
possession of said premises.
sons who are included therein withDated April 2, A. D. 1946.
Dated March 25, 1949.
out being named, but who ore appearance.
Fiduciary:
John
Nalepa,
311
W.
JOSEPH
H.
COLLINS,
embraced therein under the title of
JOHN H, WILLIAMS,
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees
Circuit Judge. Corunna Ave., Corunna, Michigan.
MAXINE WILLIAMS,
and assigns, can not/be ascertained ELLIS J. BOWLER,
ROY D. MATTHEWS,
after diligent search'and inquiry;
Address:
Judge of Probate.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Oh motfon of Michael Cartand, business Address:
S. Jefferson Street
By REBECCA AMOS/
!
on*? of the Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Mason, MfcbJgin.
Probate Registrar,
] "
It is ordered that said Defendants lurand, Michigan.
heirs,
i - . Ugfttea* aad a#ftrM,"canse their any
•**
# * *> - * ' V
UR1NG the past ss.—oo, Amcricsa farmers have
made s great record tor food production, aod the world
rightfully appUuds.
BUT how about oext year's performance? Voor John
Deere tractor gave s loc Will it be able to so through another hard year without some recoadittoaing — some
special aaestioa?
Better brine; that tractor into oor shop and let us give
it a complete check-up. Our lactofy-traiaed men are specialists -^ kaow exactly what to do, u d know precisely
to go about doteg it. And, where rcpUrsmsan are
cbey w«U use oeiy geauiae John Dsere parts —
pans that are exact duplicates of the originals. That is tm*
»
We wHI check over TOUT tractor or other equipment,
sett you what the aibaeots are, give you an estimated cost
that is based on high-grade «ork by trained men, using
modern shop equipment and facilities. Tbc low cose will
surprise you.
Come in when you get to town, and let's talk this over.
Years, for another great production year.
^nljfeBfimijpe John Deere Repair Parts
Www Two* \
MART VALASEK
JOHN DEERE DEALER
NEW LOTHROP, MICH.
Phone 22
c-
General Elevator
Business
W e are completely equipped fat
a general business, arid are buying
Beans and all grain crops, and paying the highest market prices at all
times.
W e are handling all kinds of
Feeds and Coal, and assure you a
square deal always.
F. S. CHAPMAN
Lennoia, MMiigtiti
Phoae21-F-3
Auto Repairing
rt
Better take good care of that Aoto.
Ifs boing to be tome time before you can
buy amrther: We have the equipment and
the "know how" to put tb*aa*4wihe.beet
possible candiUon—«o th£t It will continue
to serve you the way ypo i|ae#to. t* fff^d.
i-> fh
Tractors and Trucks, too.
JACK MCDOWELL
OB
the Main Gerner
e Kepair any Make
of Farm Machine
Sarawak, ottered to Great Britain
as a crown colony, ia an East Indian junfteiand renin where brownskinned "wild men of Borneo'' have
WiU Be Birlt for Service j been
loyal subjects of a family of
white rubers.of ihc'.v own choosing
ro3o:it;i .".nc:\C2.
for more than a century, The proOStv
»*»"'.,
WASHINGTON. - The maritime posal that the tropical state join the
cor.urussioii announced . recently British empire stents from the reignIt's Our Accepted Responsibility to Keep Your Car
plans to build two high-speed pas- ing white rajah and his supreme
B£ WISE BE AN E^fly B i r d OR0CR^4O
senger vessels for the South Ameri- council. By an agreement made in
1888.
Sarawak
was
recognized
as
Running unttt you Gel Your New FORDcan trade and four 560-foot dry
an indf*jie*idr'rit - ! ?tc iind;.T the ;>r ••
car^o ships.
"For 20 Years your County Seat FORP Dealer"
The announcement described the tectiun of .the British emoire. ft?
THIS IS "BHWD-TOaction as "the first step toward unique foun of government came
realization of the 'bold and daring' about in this way:
COMBINES" WEEK!
James . Brouke retired as a"
plan envisioned (or the merchant
• . . and here at McCormarine by Franklin D. Roosevelt young military officer of the En;mfck-Deering
headish
East
India
company
after
havand re-stated by President Truquarters
we've
decided
ing
been
wounded
in
Burma,
and
man."
to do annvtthing about
GET OUR 1946 LICENSE PLATES HERE
The 670-foot passenger ships, sailed -from London for the East in
it. We're ready to give
dies
with
his
own
ship
and
crew
in
which will be the fastest merchant
your combine whatever
vessels ever built in this country, 1838. Landing by chance at Kucu*
The Best Car Ford Ever Built
Corunna, Mich. will cruise at 23 knots. They will Uig, 2U miles up the Sarawak river
it needs for nextaeaaott—
anything
from a simple
carry 543 passengers and 8,530 near Borneo's western tip. he set118-120 N. S h i a w a s s e * St., C o r u n n a
Phone 1359
adjuatmenttotbeworka!
tied
with
hut
men
among
the
primideadweight tons of cargo each.
The same goes for. your tractor
tive river folk, and on several ocCheck your machines} List
New Liners to Be Finest
and
every other McConnickcasions
defended
them
from
atthe parts you need. Orda
The two new passenger liners
Deermjr " " ' • • " t on your farm.
now. Be an EARLY BiRDt
will be the finest vessels ever oper- tacks by native pirates.
Swret Potato Natrlttens
ated between North and South
His policies resulted in one tribe
The sweet potato, long valued at America on regular schedule. In after another seeking inclusion in
an energy food* may also be impor- all probability they will be oper- the state, thus bringing it by 1905
tant for vitamins A and C. To get ated by Mojre-McCorrnack lines, to its present 50^000-squa re-mile;
the most vitamin A, choose the deep- which maintained regular service area. These ..policies were carried
uolored varieties that are rich in between the east coast ports of the on by his nephew. Rajah Charles
carotene (provitamin A > Recent two continents prior to.the war.
Johnson Brooke, from 1868 to 1917, I McCormick- Dee ring
Case and New Idea
tests show that the red or yellowThe letting of contracts confirms and by his grandnephew, Charles
fleshed varieties are remarkably the apparent recent concentration of jVyner Brooke, who recently re443
good sources of vitamin A, but that the government agency on trade jeumed his reign after Japanese uv
the oa!c fleshed kinds provide tittle possibilities between J»«w York and - terrupUon.
of this vitamin. Four deep-colored South America, and it leaves still
1!
varieties tested proved to be mora ^answered the question of what
man five times as rich in carotene plans the government has for the African State Home
I* risht ight - colored varieties. north Atlantic trade.
Sv.ctt pot .io varieties differ much
of Giants, Pygmies
With a speed of 28 knots, the two
»e*t in **•'••****" ** **"***''•"•-' 'tamin A. vessels could maintain a biThe Watussi of Ruanda-Urundi in
weekly service between New York, Africa are brown-skinned aristocrats jM^^Je<~Je<e*>«£^>$^
Rio de Janeiro and Uuenus Aires. traditionally descended fr>m Egypts
Their specifications
correspond Pharanhs to whom they l-rar some
I
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
closely to those proposed before the resemblance. Proud and intelligent,
of Naval Architects and Ma- the Watussi are the tallest men in
Stae of Michigan. The Probate Society
rine Engineers last November by Africa; many attain a height of sev<"Y'*T-t for the County of Shiawassee. James L. Bates, technical director
en feet. They wear spotless whit*
. ^ e h a * * * c o m p l e t e stock of G R A S S S E E D S , inX
IT the Matter of the Estate of of the commission. His proposal for togas made colorful with stamped !} 4
faster vessels in the South Amerw geometric designs, and are ^-~"n A
eluding:
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f
a
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t
h
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A
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Clover,
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"".!•:'T.-.". 7.. Nichols, deceased*.
can trade than any projected for for their hospitality and coui.eay.
M a m o t h Clover, e t c A l s o L A W N S E E D , e i t h e r r e a d y
X
>'"••?"? is hereby given that two the north Atlantic startled the ship- Wsu^si n?*ilr'^ ":r.n!n^ 3~d jump
p r e p a r e d or m i x e d t o y o u r l i k i n g .
mpn'ihS from this date have 'oeen ping industry.
ing from a one-foot mound as their
— S E E D B E A N S — J" s "
tiiowtij for creditors to present
takeoff, clear heights above eight
B
o
t
h
Robust
a n d Michelttea, g r o w n locally f r o m
feet—more than a foot above the
'v :'\7 claims against said deceased1 to Thousands of Soldiers
Certified Seed, and some v e r y n i c e " E A R L Y M A N world's record of civilized, men.
said Court for examination and adOwe Li vet to Laboratory The Wahutu, pure-blooded NeD R I N " Soya E e n n t ,
.__
justment, and that all creditors of
FORT LEWIS, WASH. - Thou— C O R N F O R F E E D A N D SEED —
said deceased are rehired to present sands of American soldiers who groes, were conquered by the WaA n assortment of Kmgacroat and Wisconsin H y their claims in duplicate—one to never heard of the First Medical tussi and became their slaves. As
the working class, they are content
b
r
i
d s of from 8 5 t o 100 days maturity. A n d a carsaid Court, at the Probate Office, la General laboratory owe their lives to be herdsmen and tillers of the
load
of KILN DRIED CORN on the tracks today.
the City of Corunna in said County to it.
soU.
This ia Indiana C o m , and haa a moisture content of
The unit backstopped American
and one to the Fiduciary of said EsA few thousand Batwa pygmies,
1 4 J 2 p e r c e n t — 1 5 per cent, is normal for No- 2
physicians
and
surgeons
in
the
Eutate on or before the 4th day of
dour little men who average not
ropean theater for 29 months.
Y
e l l o w Corn.
June A. D. next, and that said claims
The first of four such units in the much more than tour feet in hei*M.
— FERTILIZER —
will be heard by said Court on Tues- United States army, it was sat up live on the pleasant shores of Lake
A
carload
of
3-12-6
ia hero a n d w e ' r e b e g g m c for
Kivu.
They
arc
nomadic
by
natur«
day the 4th day of June A. D. aext, la Salisbury, England, m Jane, 1943,
bat
hava
chosen
to
build
a
commuNV>
H
o
p
e
to
b
o
a
b
l
e
to c a r e for y o u r needs.
where it helped the medical corps
at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
nity
so
thai
they
would
not
be
commake quick and accurate diagnoses
— W E W A N T W H E A T , OATS, B E A N S —
At such hearing, it will be de- that could definitely be established ph?l«'ly oustvd by land-holders. Busy
You can b e amurad of the) top dollar on nil your
with hunt'n* and making pottentermined by said Court, who were, only through laboratory teats of tis- tht*v keep other tribes at a distance
W e need those badly t o fill our
sue, blood and other body comat the time of his death, the heirs of ponents.
whcii uecessary by use of the bow
said decedent
and
small, poisoned arrows.
SEED O A T S CLEANED A N D T R E A T E D w i t h
In March, IMS, the laboratory
N o w Ceres aw Ti
moved to Paris, where it was
Dated March 7, A. D. 1940.
KB country U thort of inhoused In the Pasteur institute and
l.
By REBECCA AMOS,
Bdar* Increase
dustrial fata, mighty abort.
later in the school of pharmacy at
The latest estimate of the bear
Probate Registrar.
the University of Paris.
The supply is so low that the
population in Alaska's two national
There
the
outfit
used
a
brand
new
government must decide how
ROT D. MATTHEWS,
laboratory secretly completed dur- forests, th* Tongass and the Chumuch fat can be released to
ing the occupation by the French gach, ii 13.000 animals. Estimates
Judge of Probate.
make soap; how much for other
underground under the noses of are made annually and show an inpeacetime goods. The shortage
Fiduciary: Annece Nichols, 206 German occupation troops.
crease of 300 animals for the year
would be even worse without
Pine Street, Corunna, Michigan.
A* army units go, the laboratory 1944, or slightly more than 2 per
the wonderful help American
is small—23 officers and 70 enlisted cent over the number for 1943.,
housewives are giving by turnmen. Its work covers eight Held*— Alaskan foresters attribute the inPHONE 20
Call Us Collect
ing in used fats.
bacteriology, serology, virus, path- crease in the bruin family mainly
to
two
factors,
first
that
travel
reology, entomology, parasitology,
BILL CHAPMAN, Mgr.
Keep saving to tide us over
veterinary work and chemistry, strictions in the territory during the
this emergency. It will help
which is further divided into blood war prevented many outside big
YOU get more soaps and other
chemistry, toxicology and the work game hunters from visiting Alaska
to hunt the brown bear, largest carproducts you want so much.
of sanitary engineers.
nivora in the world, and second
Rev. Win. D. Davis. Rector.
Services each Sunday at 12 Noon.
that most residents were occupied
Holy Curamunion on ihe first Atom's Keat Potentiality
with war work and did not have
0M,vtune SAM.
Sunday of each month.
time to hunt for pleasure. About
Given in Simple Terms 300 bears were bagged on the Alaska
If SAHH6 V6£V
Holy Baptism by appointment
with the Rector.
RIVERSIDE. CALIF.-Don't toss National forests by hunters during
FAT6 HELPS MA&
away that coal scuttle just yet, the year. The bear population is
M0KE6OM
but . . .
now divided into 8,000 black bears
Two and two-tenths pounds of and 5,000 brown or grizzlies. eomtrmemf
radioactive mass could be convertORDER OF PUBLICATION
ed into as much heat as all the biState of Michigan. The Probata tuminous coal consumed in the naRestore Parse
tion in a year, Dr. Richard E. VollCourt for the County of Shia'
If
the
stitching
are broken
rath, head of the physics depart- in your purse it threads
can
be
restitched.
At a session of the Probate Court ment of the University of Southern Use heavy duty thread and rub it
A*i«er>tfMa«Af
for said County, held at the Probate California, told the Institute of with beeswax. Use the back-stitch
Office, ia the city of Corunna, on World Affairs recently.
in stitching. Dry cleaning solution
UNDER NEW MANGEMENT
In a discussion of atomic energy. cannot
be used to clean any leather
Thursday, the 7 th day of February Dr. Vollrath declared that a simiin the year of one thousand nine lar mass the size of an orange article, nor is it safe for a fabric
Directly Across From the Court House
hundred and forty six.
could drive a jet-propelled plane bag. A cloth bag may be sponged
lightly
and
quickly
with
some
high
around the world.
tOTS MOKE fCTSCMP* j
powered cleaner. However, this
Present, ROY D. MATTHEWS,
Invites the patronage of the community. A
should be blotted out immediately
I D I O T SOW*;fatt*** I
Jadfee of Probate.
dean, modern restaurant, serving the very best
Wives'Protest* Help
with a soft cloth or towel. If the
«MBW,H0MrTH6
I
in the way of foods.
In the Matter of the Estate of
To European Mothers cloth bag is dipped into the dry
3A1VA6E CAN BUS 4J
cleaning solution, there is danger
j Minnie Belle Peacock, Deceased.
WASHINGTON. - T h o s e mothers of glue being softened and it seldom
MRS. FREIDA SAYAN, Prpp'r
J File No. 14203.
who are sending worn baby shoes to will harden again. It is not difficult
j On reading and filing the petition Senator Thomas (Dem., Okia.) with to reline a bag and often the scrap
OPEN EVERY NIGIiT TILL MIDNIGHT
attached saying, "Please send bag has pieces of lining material.*;
Leo G. Seward praying for a amytagdaddy
AHV -mewiWEfis) of
home," are doing desti- that are right for this. Rip out the
License to Sell Real Estate.
YOUR SATISFACTION OUR CONSTANT AIM
tute Europeans a favor.
ewes ME 4* R* /
old, worn lining carefully and use
The
senator
said
he
has
received
j It is Ordered, That the 23rd day
a pattern. Stitch the pockets
pairs of baby shoes, some nearly for
| of April next, at ten o'clock in the 40
to
the
and seam the lining up
mmm/
J
now and others badly worn, in a before lining
setting
back into the bag.
[ forenoon, at said Probate Office, be campaign for more rapid demobili! assigned for hearing said petition, zation for fathers in the armed
forces.
Leafy Salads
I And it is Further Ordered, That
"I am sending all of tfcem to an
Dark
green,
leafy salads are par- •
a copy of this order be published organization collecting clothing for
ticularly
needed
they are one of
! ;hree consecutive weeks previous tfc suifering people in war devastated the b«st sources for
of
vitamin
A. This
KHP TURNING IN USH> FATS
said day of hearing in the Corunna areas." he said.
vitamin
protects
the
health
of the
TO HOP MAKE MORE SOAP
N'ews, a newspaper printed an<j cirsldn and respiratory tract, and
Our Modern Ambulance is Ready to
builds resistance against colds and
\ cuJated in said County of Shiawaa- Surplus Blood Plasma
To satisfy every anticiI ioe.
Released to Civilians infections.
Serve You 24 Hours a Day
oation, salads should be cool, crisp
WASHINGTON. - Enough blood and attractive. Salads can be so
1
ROY D. MATTHEWS
plasma to meet civilian needs for •f th* vegetables are used fresh
Judge of Probate
perhaps two years is being distribthe garden, or are shopped
By REBECCA AMOS
alv.-J throughout the country for use iioiii
for
pvery
day, Washed sauKTgreens
withojut charge.
Black Dirt loaded or delivered Probate Register
may
be
stored
a minimum amount
The distribution is being arranged of time in covered
containers in a
"DICKT ANTHONY
^Saturdays or Sundays.
Phone
by the Red Cross after the army cold place. The ingredients
for
the
fc-1871, or 7-3872 Flint.
urd navy declared surplus 1,250,000 -..-.".id should be tossed together jus?
PHONE SIS. DVRAND
AMBULANCE SERVICE
ur..is
of the life saving substance
The
Corunna
News
ocfore
serving
time
and
the
salad
GEN ESS EE GRAVEL CO.
The amount represents some 2,000,000 blood donations, the Rod Cross I:essing added the very last things
Thursday, April 4, 1946
$. County Line Road
as vinegar ir the dressing tends j
reported.
to wilt the- •«**—»
EARL W. LEWIS
HOWARD MACK
ffelpfer
BRiHtlH
;£ Yes. Spring is Here
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Corunna Elevator and
Coal Company
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Court House
Cafeteria
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