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Mary Jean Oswald Feted
the Community
CHILD'S SAKE
for More than Fifty Years
CORUNNA. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
Perry - Caaemore Nuptials
H I T ? , FOR YOUR
1949
Rota Hans Hear Talk on
Safety at Weekly Meeting
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 34
Rurs* T e a c h e r s H o l d
Pr<e-S'heol C o n f e r e n c e
Solemnized Saturday
MYar.'v a hur.f'rcl ffuhTT of the
The ceremony uniting Miss Loura
Bride-Elect Honored at
^h:«.v.'R.»'ree Cour^y *~i\*-r] rr-^ools on
| Casemore in marriage to Richard D j
W R C Changes
T'^'vJp" pn<! T*Vcir.'S'lnv of this week
P a r t y H e l d in O W O M O
Perry was solemnized Saturday aft-J
gp'rered for the anni'p* tracer's In-*
P l a c e of M e e t i n g
ernoon
at
4
o'clock
in
the
home
of
tne
s*'titt*>
which is a pre-'ude to the
Corunna Rotarians listened TuesA ver/ UaJ^M-ly ilanned evert r (
Corunna
Woman's
Relief
Corps
an'
bride.
She
is
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
opening
of school.
day nipht to Dennis McGuire who
i aily ««v-t week honored Mis*. Mar*
nounces
that
it
has
changed
its
meetMrs. <3eorge Casemore and Mr. and gave a talk on Safety — most timely
The program as out'inei for Tues-.
Jeaii Oswa'd. who is an October bride |
ing dates to the first and third Tues- Mrs. L. Perry of Lake Renaah are subjest. The month of September is
day
orened with an important ad?,
ra.
Robert
Scarlett
ar.i
h*r
*Ie«'t.
day in the month, the first of these parents of the groom.
dress
on tre art of reading, by Mrs.
being
calendered
this
year
as
Child
O.
II.
Geib
W
T
C
the
mother Mis.
meetings
being
held
on
Tuesday,
Orvtr^fn
r->artnn. readme" demonstraSafety
month,
with
stress
on
"Beware
The Rev. Dwight A. Lawson, formhostesses for the pleasure of Mii**s September 6, of this week. The meettor
of
the
Row-Peterson Co.. Chicago.
of
the
Crazy
Driver",
and
a
plea
for
Oswald m the horv? of Mrs. Scar- ing place of the W.R.C. will hereafter er pastor of the Juddville Methodist
I
The"
importance
of teaching children
caution
near
school
zones.
lett c f owosso. the s;iests — members
be in the new quarters in the V.F.W. Church read the rites before an imI
to
road
properly
in the elementary
Mr. McGuire spoke of the hazards
of Mrs. Scarlett's bridge club and hcil on South Shiawassee Avenue.
provided altar of gladioli and garden
I
grades
was
the
theme
of her discusMrs. OC-M/S Sewing Club.
flowers in the living room. "I Love of the road, and the terrible truth
j
sion
and
as
helps
for
teachers she
Bridge v as the g:»me of the ev?u*
You Truly" was sung by Rev. Law- that accidents are often caused by
|
distributed
among
them
literature
ing with the winner of m\*h sco:e. Shiawassee - Vernon
son accompanied by Mrs. James seemingly harmless faults of the avj
dealing
with
the
proper
methods
of
erage driver, such as in careless
Mrs. Murl Day. of low score, Miss Farm Bureau Meet
Knox.
;
instruction.
Dunne
her
t*!k
^he
cov.
turning, sudden backing, driving too
Margaret Collins, for grand slam,, Mr. and Mrs. Don Swayze were
The bride was attired in a gown of near the center of the highway —
I e-ed tre prog-?«m of r^a^iner +hrough
Mrs. Michael Oarland, and door prize, hosts last Thursday evening for a white satin fashioned over hoops. Her
I the sixth grade, recommending- the
and many other like misdemeaner?.
!
Mrs. J. M. Oswald.
sleeves ended in wrist points and the
special
meeting
of
the
Shiawasseeuse of a guide book for esch grade.
Among
the
guests
were
Dr.
Chapin,
onal
fta
w r
Many lovely p e «
#
* * Vernon Farm Bureau.* The fifteen skirt was caught up in front over
Outlines for the remainder of the
Reakes of Owosso and Earl Child
••showered" upon the popular youi-g members present enjoyed very much lace ruffles gathered with rosettes. oBob
day
included the discussion of probf
^ d l a y . Ohio
bride-to-be, the packages, lovely in the presence of a demonstration She carried a bouquet of red roses;
lems confronting individual teachers
pastel ribbon* and wrappings, were group from the camp at Walden and white bebe mums tied with satin rural schools, a ta'k by Dr. A. B.
County-Fair Crochet
heaped upon a table laid in white and Woods. The group consisted of in ribbons and lace streamers.
Mitchell, countv health director on
DENNIS MeGCfRE
silver, and were opened and display- chairman, Nancy Judson of KalamaMrs. Lea Judd was matron of hon- Winners Announced
the health program in the rural
ed by Miss Oswald. She also waa zoo, Secretary, Cheryl Avery of Ber- or for her sister and she had chosschools and a discussion bv nurses of
made the recipient of the awards won rian County. John Kersotavitch, rec- en a gown of nil* green with a sweetThe following list of local winners
the
county schools on child health.
by the bridge participant* and a cor- reational leader and an adult direct- heart neckline and hoop skirt and of the nation-wide crochet contest, W o m e n R e l i e f C o r p s
Extension classes <or teachers was
sage of Talisman roses, which aha or, a Mr. Kelsey of Allegan. This her bouquet was pink glsdiola tied which was featured at the Shiawassee
the subject on which Woodward
T o Convene September 12
wore during the evening, and which group was sent out from the camp with constrasting ribbons.
| County Free Fair, and who now may
Smith, director of the Extension Dewas a gift of the hostesses.
The district W. R. C. convention partment of Central Michigan Colto demonstrate parliamentary proWilliam Tabor, of Lansing was beat j * ° °» J° *»* W * ****** w *>* **will
convene at Byron on Wednesday, lege, was scheduled to speak. A speccedure
before
Farm
Bureau
Units.
The evening was closed with a col
leased for publication September 1
man for his brother-in-law.
They
proved
most
capable
in
their
lation served at small tables.
The many beautiful prize winning September 14, where the ladies of the i j ^ v of Mr. Smith is assistance in
For her daughter's marriage, Mrs.
work.
articles
will be put up in competition Byron group will be hosts. The con- |~m e organization of extension classes
Casemore chose a grey print dress
During
the
business
meeting
the
with
entries
from all over the United venUon opens at 10 a,m. in the W. j for the rural instructors.
and Mrs. Perry wore a black print
Fellingham - Newell Vowa
presiding officer, Ray Byington, ap- dress and both wore gardenia corsag- States for the title of "Grand Nation- R. C. hall, and luncheon is to be serv
Other sublects of interest, were outSpoken Here Recently
pointed a nominating committee as es.
al Crochet Champion " Not only this at noon by the Methodist W:S.C.S lines of study for rural teachers, enfollows: Lou Hart, Lloyd Swayze
Immediate relatives
and close grand title, but also a $500 cash A large attendance is expected.
rollment of ^P»»h^Ts i i
t^ae^cs
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. and Merle Byington. A committee
prize and a 3 day trip to Chicago,
friends
witnessed
the
rites,
which
clubs
—
of
which
thero
are
five
actNewell Sr. of Corunna was the scene to assign meeting places two months
with all expenses paid.
j Northwest V e n i c e Farm
was followed by the reception.
ively
operating
—
election
of
ofof a pretty wedding which took place in advance is made up of David
TheUace laid tables were centered
ficers
in
the
clubs
for
the
new
term
A special honor was accorded Mrs.
Saturday night when their daughter, Bushman, Robert Drury and Daniel with air arrangement of white gladietc.
Helen
Orel of Owosso, a handsome B u r e a u M e e t s T h u r s d a y
Miss Shirley Alice became the bride Baumgartner.
olis. Mrs. Judd completed the cutting trophy for the article judged "Best of
An important fes^ir**1 <-r " ^ - e * ' The Northwest Venice Farm Burof Donald B. Fillingham, son of Mr.
An interesting program number of the wedding cake after the first
eau group met Thursday evening with day's meeting was the rr*^r*»°R of Mr*.
and Mrs. F. J. Fillingham of Mason, was Mrs. Don Swavze's report on the piece had been cut by the bride and the Fair."
Local winners eligible to compete Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis and son Gertrude Nanrary. art.1 j^stnrcto*- at
Mich.
"Workshop" at St. Mary's Camp, groom,
j for the national awards whose en Jack. The meeting was called to or- the U. of M., on s** i' th» fa^Vir-T
The couple stood before an arrange- Battle Creek, for Michigan Farm Bur-}
schools — a most
When the new Mrs. Perry left on j t r i e ^ ^ n ^ exhibited at the Congress der by the Chairman Jack Ellis, who program of rural
ment of giadiolias and palms. The eau Women. She also gave a talk on i their
wedding trip, she was wearing Hotel in Chicago from Nov. 28 to then introduced three Jr. Farm Bur- inte^eptip?? fub ; "^.
Rev. J. H. lames of the Oorurata the Sister Kenney treatment for in-j * tweed suit with brown accessories, Dec. 2. include:
?fak!"?r for n T.ro^ra'^ Hinni^hout
eau members who had attended the
Methodist Church read the rites. The fantiie paralysis, as it i* carried on at, They will return to make their
Tablecloth, Mrs. Helen Orel. Owos- leaders training camp at Walden j both days without., oo"fusion of
! ...^j
f +^,,. j , , , . ^ ^ , , , ^ tochers
brides father gave her away in mar- the Oakland County Contagious Hos-1 home at Lake Rennah.
so.
Woods and who had come to have c r r v r e n
riage.
pital, which is located at Pontiac.
! The bride graduated from the OwosBedspread, Mrs^ Helen Orel. Owos- charge ot the meeting for us and i ir t e nor*h haTf of the countv conThe bride was attired in a st**l
Tbe visitors from the WaMen *> ™gh achool and the groom attend- so.
nut into practice some of their train- • vened In the morning, and tb'»«*e in
blue satin dress with a potrsit neck- Woods Camp contributed to the pre- *d Flushing High school. He served
! the south half in the afternoon.
Luncheon Cloth, Mrs. Helen HO-J ing.
line and buffet sktit. Her corsage gram also, a UOk on the Farm Bn- three years with the U. S. Army in shmar. Elsie.
! Mi» Connie Duryea of Reading had I
was pink tea roves and baby breath. reau Mutual Auto Insurance by Mr. t h « P*<*fie,
Centerpiece, Mrs. Silvan Lecureux, charge of the business meeting which "Frieodshf'o C i r c l e "
_
Her pearls were gift of the groom.
Kelley and a program of games lad
^k
[ Corunna.
was mostly taken up by election of N e w e s t Extension G r ^ u n *~~*
Corunna Bride-Elect
Her only attendant, her slater, Ma* by Mr. Keraotovich,
Buffet and Vanity, Katherlne John, officers for the next year which sre
One of the new organizations for
The Interesting evening wat d o e d
'
,
Owosso.
Lucille Pasik wore a Nile
as follows:
the coming *e«snn of ertnnsion work,
with the serving of refreshments j r . Homered b y F r i e n d s
Chair Set, Mrs. Mary Stehlik, Coo/ satin. Her corsage w*« /elkwr
President. Mr. Levern Bu'emore: took form last midweek when a group
tusbm.
ttesdame*Don
and
Lloyd
S
w
a
j
r
a
^
W
j
^
,
^
^
buds and baby breath.
aftra
Vice-president, Mr. Eugene Pardon- of ladies met in the home of Mrs.
Mr
Doily,
Mm.
Joe
Yonder,
New
LothRay Newell Jr., the brides brother ZWL2aS?amX^-Jh"
? , *?
» young Corunna girl, and one of the
net; Discussion Leader. Mr*. Jesse Fired Long, tor t*:e purpose of bandrep.
e n t c r U i n th
m°st t b 7
* * " * * bride-elects of the fall season in CoHier; Sec.- Treas, Mrs. Howard Tob- ing together for work, and choae as
was the best man.
Scarf and Wall Panel. ?JIrs. Valerie ey.
their official name 'The Friendly
September.
i r u n n ^ ^ ^ a p » j n honored by young Balkovitw Owosso.
About 35 guests attended the cereCircle."
.
_j, *
I former achool friends on last Wedneamony and the small reception that tt
Member of Women's Comm., Mrs
Edging and Insertion, Mrs. Edward
Mrs. George Acker^on has invited
• d s y w e n i n ( r ( where Mrs. Earl School- Dei trick. Owosso.
George Pardonnet; Recreation Leadwas held immediately after the cere- P r o m i n e n t F a r m e r
the
circle to meet in her home for the
' ey, Jr., and Miss Laurae Ellis entermony.
Fashion Accessory, Mrs. Howard er. Mrs. J. T. Muzzy; Publicity Chair- September gathering.
attended the Corunna D i e s of H e a r t A i l m e n t
tained for her in the home of Mrs.
man, Mrs. Howard Tobey; Son* leadThe bride
Sidney Shipman aged 70, prominent' Schooley. The event was in the nature DeFrenn, Durand.
Following the organization plans
er
Mrs. George Pardonnet; Hospita'
School.
of the in County Agricultural, civic and ! of a miscellaneous shower, and many
Pot Holders and Hot Plat Mats
Service Chairman, Lawrence Seward and choosing officers, Mrs. Lang, asThe groom is an employee
church circles throughout his adult \ lovely gifts for the bride-to-be heaped j Mrs. Douglas May, Corunna.
sisted by Mrs.. Jay Sanders served
Oidsmobile riant in Lairing. He at- life, a native of the countv, and one under a charmingly decorated umLadies over 65, Mrs. Jennie Alyer Action Comm. Mem., George Pardon- refreshments.
net
tended the Mason schools.
of three sons of the late Chas. Ship- brella upon a table. These she was; Owosso.
*
->
There was a recreation period conThe couple will reside in Lansing, . man and his wife, died in St. Josephs required to open and display as the'
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in
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ducted by Mr. Melvin Anderson o'
I Special Meettnv held
Guests were present from Brighton. H o S p i t a I p j ^ t Tuesday, at 8:30 P. evening proceeded.
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Charlotte. Miss Agnes Wiess of Lev
The early events of the evening in-1 B v hfew H a v e n F a r m
Corunna, Detroit, Lansing, Mason,» M H f , h a d g u f f e r e d f r o m a n e a r t ^
ering was also present. The meet- S t . P a u l ' s Tilt H e r e
Owosso and Grand Rapids,
ment for several years and passed j eluded contest games,
with„ the ..win. ( B u r e a u T u e s d a y E v e n i n g
_,
ing adjourned to meet with Mr. anc
With only one v.-eek remaining be—
-jf
""""
j away of a coronary thrombosis.
ners of the awards, presenting their
*
•
Mrs.
J.
T.
Muny
in
October.
fore
the first gird iron tilt, the CorunMr. Shipman was a charter mem- gifts to the honor guest.
U . S. A r m y E n g i n e e r s
I New Haven Farm Bureau held a
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
na high school football souad settles
ber of the Farm Bureau, a member
The decorations of the home in-! sme^ml meeting at the Fanv Bureau close.
down
for a week of heavy workouts.
Complete Survey Here
of the Methodist church of Vernon, eluded a lovelv mantle arrangement | **all Thursday evening About 3f*
Piloted
by Coach Earl R. LancastThe IT S Armv Corps of Engineers j a*d for many years, treasurer of the of a lace fan. forming the background' were present. Three Junior Farrr
er,
the
Cavaliers
will play host to the
which have been working in th.s area, school district in Venice in which he for a florai arrangement, with lighted Bureau members who are attending 6 5 M e m b e r s A t t e n d
Owosso
St.
Paul's
high school Big
j camp at Walden Woods were present
this week completed their job. Rush *^«ided. He retired from active farm- tapers on either side.
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n
e
k
e
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n
i
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H
e
r
e
Blues
next
Fridav,
September
16, at
Dainty refreshments were served to take charge of the business meetTownship was the last place to be ing snrre years ago because of ill[
ing,
showing
the
correct
WP*'
of
parMcCurdy
Park.
Kick-off
is
scheduled
•*<»««. but eontjnued to reside upo»> to close the pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holshausen for 3:30 p.m.
covered.
.
j liamentary procedure.
Those in
the farm, di'-ectmw its operation unt*l
were
hosts in their home Sunday for
These r«en have been sent here on this T'f.i»r, He was born M*v 7. 18T9, [
charge were Jack McLeod of Ionia
the
Limeke
reunion with about 65 . Lancaster has made a few minor
a Flood Damage survey of the Shia- on t*e Shir>m»n hornestesd farm, now
Floy Waldie of Otsego and Rose
changes in spot tryouts on the team.
wassee River basin, and they have tne home of the youngest son r>f the
j Marie Feoic of I^aneer. A discussion persons in attendance. A potluck Dick Kroske and Bill VanMeer axe
"POLL0W ME"
was held of landscaping the west dinner was enjoyed with a short busi- both bidding for the center position.
'SSVSZ
S o ^ r ^ w n t S | Chas Shipman's - Seymour, with his
ness session followed by a social afCLOCKS!
side of the hall and the ladies present ternoon. Officers elected were: Presi- j Kroske is a senior and VanMeer is a
the river floods yearly. This is a farnilv.
are going to do something in the near dent, Joseph Luneke: secretary. Web- junior in scholastic standings, but on
Sidnev Shipman was a graduate of
project of the Rivers and Harbors Di- tne Corunna e^hool as *"fts his wife,
future to* make enough money to buy
the turf, both are pretty "green."
ster Steeby; and treas., Glen Smith.
vision.
;
new
shaies.
Jerry Bouck, who was first triedthe former Miss Lulu Young, whom
' .
. . - . . . ^
G. R, Crumble, who was in charge he rnarried in 1902. and who survives.
i The group was then divided into Guests present besides from this vi- „ , . ."\ .
cinitv
came
from
Detroit
and
Grand
"
"
"
"*f"
^
"
f
f sl t e r* ° « e
of operations, stated that in this lo- He is J»'«o survived by his mother —
I 3 discussion groups to decide what
b
mstpd
^ ^
^° °i
- ^
«*;
cality the worst congestion to be Mrs. Mary Shipman of Owosso, s
! time of the year would be best for Rapids. The next reunion will be | .wart,
and Jim Kovne along with
the Junior and Senior groups to meet held with Mr. and Mrs. George Steeby Bouck are the guard contenders.
found in the r'ver (which will cause
Mrs. T •ftivTe^en R*nn of
1
?T,
jointly
for better relationships be- of Wuyland, Michigan.
floodir/^ is B» the Tile Companv, I Fi
<^i'*hter
Neither coach Lancaster nor Ed
"*. a pon. P ' f^Vtfla. S** man, also
tween the two groups.
northeast of Corunna.
There, he of Flint, two brothers Csrk of CoK W
°'/h%
' ^ f c w « stlck
Mrs. AddlTilurcn of Durand age* j hi w ^n e ^
Following a games program lead
states, lr£s. stones and debris have runna and Seymour of Venice townck
t o th
< * " •*
* Probable outby the young people, refreshments 76, died on Sat'urdav at the Durand] come of next
made air"-*! a dam there and the ship, a sister. Mrs. Celia Trimble of
Friday's
game. The CoHospital from injuries received when
were served.
channel is very narrow, almost non- Owosso, and three grand children.
runna
mentor
did
claim
to be more
she was struck by the lead engine of
^
existant.
discouraged
than
last
week.
"*";
Funeral services will be held on
a
double-header
freight
train
at
the
All reports have been sent in to the Fridav at 2 P. M. at the Kribs FunHazelton Farm Bureau
As far as the past records are constreet crossing on West Main St.,
State Conservation Department, and eral Home. Rev. Van Buren of Vercerned,
Corunna is a slight favorite,
M e e t s in C o n k l i n H o m e
that city. She was the widow of Wm.
it is hoped that we may have some non officiating.
tut
the
contest is a toss-tip *"rom the
The Hazelton Farm Bureau met at Burch and the mother of two surviv- materialistic stand-point. Corunna
help in the not-too-distant future to
-—•
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard j ing sons, eight grand-children and will be making a ctr^"« hid for their
combat the river floods, tho that
Of
Interest
T
o
J
u
d
d
v
i
l
l
e
F
o
l
k
s
Conklin Thursday evening. About 30 i o n e grand-child
particular spot may be tossed into
21st consecutive football victory.
j members and friends were present.
our laps to c'.ean out.
Friends here will be interested in
* —
The guest speaker was introduced by
Mr. Crumhie expressed his thanks the "Silver Wedding Anniversary" of
P r o l o n g e d Illness »s
Eldon Bailey, who also led the disto the friendly people of Shiawassee Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Price which
F
a t a l t o Corunna L a d y
cussion
on
Closer
Relationship
beCounty for their cooperation. Occas- was observed Sunday from 5 to fto'Wm.. R. 0*Brien. P"vd S4. ill for
tween Senior and Junior Farm Busionally, workers found people not at cloek at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
several weeks at the Diamond Nursreau Groups. Four members of tho
home when they called, but they tried Arthur Jones of Flint. The honored
ing Home in Corunna, paired away
Junior Farm Bureau were present
not to overlook any flooding possi- couple were pleasantly surprised trt
there at 4 a. m. on last Saturday. He
and told of the activities of the sumbilities. He remarked *hat the men find a number of relatives gathered
was a native of Canada and had
mer session of the Junior groups at
found everyone most eager to assist at the Jones heme to observe the day. , NEW YORK—Miss Joan Shav,1
lived in Owosso since 1931. He is
Waldron Woods. A recreational prothem and courteous when house calls- A tree loaded with silver dollars tied up and coming New York fashica
designer
says,
"A
girl
who
wesit
survived by a daughter and two sisgrom
followed
composed
of
singing
were made.
in cellophane was the center niece on
'Follow
Me'
clocks
in
her
team-fne
ters
all of Welland, Ontario.
and
relay
races,
the attractively laid lace table. Re- hose always geU her man . . . ro
P e r r y C. of C. P l a n s
At
a
late
hour
dessert
and
coffee
freshments suitable to the occasion fooling about it!"
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{
were served by Mrs. Conklin.
were served. Guests were present
Miss
Shaw
recently
introduced;
M
i
d
d
l
e
b
u
r
y
C
h
urch to be
Farmer-Merchants Banquet
from Diigger and Sullivan, Indiana; the stockings at a fashion showSc*»ne of F a r m M e e t i n g
The Pt>rry Chamber of Commerce Detroit, Flint, Owosso, and Judflville, for the press. 'Follow Me' docks
Entertains Social Service Club
The Middlebury Church will be the
can be worn with dance frocks as
will sponsor a Farmer-Merchant ban
Mrs. Pric? is the sister of Mrs. well
scene
of the Eurton-Carland Farm
as Uim afternoon d r w i . The
Mrs. E. O. Street and Mrs. A.
quet on Nov. 7, which will be served Mack Knox and is well-known here.
Bureau
Forum which is to be held
clocks sxe placed jast below the I Brown united yesterday (Wednesday)
in the Roosevelt Auditorium of the
this, Thursday eveninc when the procurve of the leg, so that they are
to entertain the Social Service Club
Perry schools, if the remodeling of A regular meeting of Corunna Chap- always straight . . . and always
gram of the evening is to be present,
\ in the home of Mrs Street. The club
the building can be completed by that ter No. 200 O. E. S. was held in Mas- warrant s second look!
ed by Junior Farm T^ireau members.
time, by members of the Chamber of onic Temple last night, following the I They can be obtained at better < is planning a baza&r for the near fu•Mr. and Mrs. Earl Putnam, Mr. and
•tores everywhere la leading ojaaUj ture, and members are contributing
Commerce and their wives.
Mrs. Geo. Putnam »nd M- and Mrs.
summer recess.
ity brands. / ~ " "
' hand trork to the sal* articles.
John Brookina are the hosts.
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TELEPHONES — Owosso 1373 or (residence) Owosso 1101 city night-watch, Duncan Graham,
has been enjoying a needed vacation
Published every Thursday afternoon at Corunna, Michigan. En- and while off duty, Harry Miller haa
tered at tlie Post Office, Corunna, Michigan, under the Act of been on the job. But we had our
March 3, 1879, as second class matter.
usual nightly visit from Dune, back
in uniform last night.
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National Advertising Service
K&thryn Sheardy
Evlyn Shawman
Jack Boursmith
Edward W. Allen
The Shiawassee County Council of
Social Agencies will meet September
9, Friday at noon for * ''Brown Bag"
luncheon at Extension Hall. Ray Hall
will present the Polio Foundation Pro*
gram for Shiawassee County. All are
urged to attend.
Editor and Publisher
. Managing Editor
Plant Foreman
. Sports Editor
We are afraid we will have to dismantle our vegetable window. W« ate
the wonderful musk-melon on display, and it tasted as good as it looked. Vegetables have a way of getSubscription Rate — $1.50 per year, 5 cents per copy
ting
"past their prime." While or
Advertising Rates Furnished Upon Request
the subject. Karl Polasek says that
his father-in-law, "Dub" Eveteth
raised an eight nound 10 ounce musk
Thursday, September 8, 1949
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Mr
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JNUMB&K «J0 ^ ^ j ^ t^^^t^r neighbor, MrsrSd
VOLUME XXXVIII
Chalker has one of the tallest hollyhocks on record,-a red one, that towers over everything in the garden.
Miss Michigan Vies
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ABOUT OUR INSURANCE
Oar Substantial . Old Line Companies have year* of
Faithful Service Behind Them.
• Ohio Farmers
Fire and Automobile Indemnity
• Northwestern National - Fire
• Miller's National - Fire
• Pacific National • Fire
^.
• American Security - Casualty
• Fidelity and Deposit Co. - Casualty
General
Insurance
Phone 1335
Over Byorly*» in Corunna
DtTKCAN GRAHAM
Harrison Marshall's Machine Shop.
The Blacksmith Shop where Riverside Service is now, was always a
hive of activity, for hitching posts
went all the way down the street on
both sides, and the horses were four
to one car in town.
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Many times the movies at our local
An 18-year old girl from Dearborn, Mich., is in Atlantic City this week
theaters are foD of crime, passion
L. Thompson Dies
representing Michigan in the "Miss As&etica" contest.
and tense emotion and we hesitate to
"Mis* Michigan", blonde, blue-eyed Miss Delores Jane Motter, whe also see the young people attend them. A f t e r Five-Week Illness
claims the title of "Miss Detroit" and 51 other blondes and brunettes (no However we wish to draw your attenThe passing tf Lewis L. Thompson
red-heads) are battling it out for the crown now worn by Miss Babe Shopp tion to a movie coming to the Sky*
of Hopkins, Minn. Whoever wins this Saturday, will reap an abundant way this week Friday and Sat that occurred on Monday at 2:30 A. M. ab>
everyone, young and old will really the Durand Hospital after five weeks
harvest of gifts.
enjoy.
Besides the proud title of "Mis* America", the lucky Miss will receive
Mr. Thompson had operated a farm
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a $5,000.00 scholarship. Last year, Miss Shopp netted about $50,000,00 in
"Michael 0*HanoranH, a story by a half mile east of the Village of
personal appearances. Under the title of Miss America she travelled 100,- *Cene Strattoa Porter, (you rend it Vernon for the past thirteen years.
000 miles by air and made 8 train trips aside from the 12,000-odd miles when you were a kid) will give a He was 58 years of age, 'having been'
dramatic adventure that win dettgttt born in Flint in 1891. He is survived*
she drove in her automobile, gift for winning.
you
as it did when you rend it by hi* widow, two brothers, Pearcei
Which all adds up to the fact that some beauteous damsel bids fair to manyjust
years ago, and the kids wfll of Flint and Harold of CapftoU,;
become famous and prosperous all in one full sweep. At present each gul thrU] over it just a* you dkt
Calif., sjod a sister, Mrs. Elva Fox of
represents her state or city as the case might be, with possibly one exFlint
ception, and we mean -exception!!
Those cool fall evenings, watching
The remains of Mr. Thompson
Though we admit Miss Motter is a very pretty girl, does she really the pictures at the Skyway U really were
removed to the AJgoe-Gandry
represent Michigan ? She won her first beauty contest at the tender age of ' fun m the warm shelter of your car. Funeral Home in Flint, where last
three, and may weU walk off with the title at Atlantic City. She is a and the concession does a whopping rites were held on. Wednesday at 2j
business in sandwiches, beverages and
beautiful girl. However we contend that the contest held in the Scottish nop corn. Don't miss Michael 0*Hal- P. M., with Her. Homer Van Buren of l
Vernon officiating. ' Burial was made
Rite Cathedral last Thursday night was unfair.
lonucL
in the Whigviue Cemetery near Flint.
We were called in the afternoon and urged to bring Miss Vera Rumisek
With the admonitions In our .ears
as Shiawassee County's representative in the contest for choosing "Miss
Michigan". After hurried preparations, end thru the courtesy of Mil- all week-end about driving conditions
ler-Douglas as conveyance, Miss Rumisek motored to Detroit, and appear- on the highways, we made our Labor
Day trip home in surprisingly sparse
ed at the Cathedral as planned.
traffic. Coming west on M-21 there
She was met with a curt announcement that the contest had been was never a time when we were in
cancelled, but upon further inquiry, it was found that the committee was heavy traffic. Guess many people
waiting on another floor. Only three of the planned-for twelve contestants, either started early, or waited tfll
were in evidence, (and we feel that if they were met as Miss Rumisek was, Tuesday morning to drive home.
which accounts for It
All "Fair-Minded" people are makThe judges were all from Detroit and tho there were a few witnesses ing plans to attend the Saginaw Fair
present, it-was a fore-gone conclusion that a Detroit girl would be chosen which will be running Sept. l l thru
to win the splendid prizes which wereoffered.
Sept 17. This Fan- la considered to
In Atlantic City they take a week to choose America's representative be one of the finest in thfts part of
beauty. It is done fairly and impartially. But we hope in the future, If the country and tt wOI have dtoosmys
that will rival the State Fair in mag.
another Miss Michgan is chosen, she may be picked from all over our fair nltude.
state instead of Wayne County. Micbgmn boasts of a good many pretty
girls.
We were reminded one day this
Well, we still say, "Good Luck" to Delores Motter of Deaborn. We w eek of the fact that our block, the
hope she wins.
300 N\ Shiawassee, used to be the
busiest block in the city. First the
Drug store, then a grocery, a saloon,
LUNCH BOX FAVORITES
the News office (then the tndepend* Our baked goods are lunch
: ent), Fred Craig's Wall Paper Store,
j Mrs. Van Zandt's Hat shop, former- b o s favorites for most every
l y Jennie Westbrook's. Jake Eilber'a school child in this commwDCLEANED AT REASONABLE RATES
Slice Store, R A. Haughton's Jewelry' ity. They're all good for
Store, Burnett's Dry Goods and the them too. W e use only high
corner Grocery, which was originally quality ingredients and evWhile Shopping in Owosso, you can h a v e your
Will EldridKe's, then E3vin Mills, then erythinsj is baked to perfecClothes Cleaned and Pressed.
Corunna Grocery run by Trudeau. tion full of mouth watering
That is all we can remember, but! goodness. Serve a* V a s t once
that wan only on our side of the every day. They'll ask for
] street We can remember a movie
where Ace Heating is now, and s *-»ere.
Funeral Home there. Don't
In Owosso and Corunna
ber what was next door, but w^ v*•*« j W e are o*^en from 6 : 0 0 A .
M. t-H 10 00 P. M.
f r-emben vividly, trips to the r- '*,
;
( Six days a w e e k )
r'-wipany, down farther In the bk***\
fry
\*i corner had a laundry that mada wonderful sound (to a kid), of
steam escaping from a side vent
Phone 1068
Katie Sen\ town caterer, — and
what a caterer *he was Lived up113 W . Exchange St
Owosso
Next to Bank
stairs, and around the corner was
WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR FALL?
There'll he Parties a-plenty and You'll
Autumn Wardrobe.
With a little planning and careful buying,
a little can go a Ions; way.
Let us btlp you plmn your Cool Weather ensemble
y»d Most tho 3 M ionfriTrbrngyour Boat.
' (jotioH ciakam
the carriage trade since 1946"
Buy the Shoes that win
leather that will stead mam* of
it —
still
— COME IN EARLY
ALBERT BOURSWTH
m
Opposite Court Hotae
Corunna, Midi.
Seiko*! and Fail Clathem
SKYWAY
OUTDOOR THEATRE
3 Miles Es*t of Owi
FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY
SUBER'S DRY CLEANERS
CORUNNA
BAKERY
M-ai
Friday and Saturday, September 9 and 10
(DOUBLE FEATURE)
Michael O'Halloran
(A Gene Stratton Porter Story - Heart Warming Picture)
with Scotty Beckett and Allene Roberts
PLUS
Laugh Rk>t Laurel and Hardy in
Blockheads
DRIVE
Sunday and Monday, September \l
WITH
John W a y n e and Gail Russell in
Angel &> the Bod Man
CARE
COLOR CARTOON
SAVE TIME - SAVE MONEY
SCHOOL DAYS MEAN EXTRA-SAFE
DRIVING DAYS
Like hundreds of other farmers you will enjoy bank-
WATCH OUT FOR KIDS
ing with this friendly institution.
Our service ex-
tends as close to you as your rural mail carrier will
Corunna Chamber of Commerce urges you to join in
the Nation-wide Driv* to eliminate Traffic Deaths.
W A L T T O W N S E N D , Pro*.
Sponsored by
bring it.
Take advantage of our easy, convenient
bank-by-mail system.
You will save yourself both
NEWS
TuOsday, Wednesday and Thursday, SepL 13, 14 and 15
Joel McCrea, Alexis Smith and Zachary Scott in
South of St. Louis
(IN TECHNICOLOR)
COLOR CARTOON
NEWS
time and money.
The Corunna Drug
Continuous from Dusk
aflhe Old Corunna (State flank
WALT TOWNSEND, Drasgttt
301 N. SMawaMM St
and 12
ST/O&ajik of dtoionti £*"ftee
ttmm 14M
Admission 50c
Children under 12 Free (with parents)
• lighted Poet*
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Thursday, September 8, 1949
The Corunna News, Corunna Michigan
Lennort People Return
From Southern Vacation
Eat With
Harold and Millie
At their new
-RESTAURANTFormerly Spark's
Meal* and Light Lunches
Hours:
8:00 A. M. — 10:00 P. M„ Daily
Sunday:
1:00 P. M. till 10:30 P. M.
Saturday: 8:00 A. M. till »0:00 P. M.
Try * Classified Today for Best Results
Watch That Battery!
It's quite easy to forget that tireless worker —
quietly doing it* job under the hood — But
unless you want to Replace your Battery Early
Let us check Fluid — Cables — and watch
for poaaiblo leakage.
Battery Service, Tiros and Repairs
JACK MCDOWELL
O B t h a I h n Corner
Lemon, Michigan
G a n g * — Sarvice Station — Light Louche*
Paj?'» Three
22 Members Attend WSCS
At Northwest Venice
A Display Ad will Sell It for You
The W.S.C.S. of the Northwest Venice Methodist Church met Wednesday evening at the church. Twentytwo enjoyed a cooperative supper,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie "Turk and Irene famous chicken dinners. For once
The business meeting was called to
have returned from a three weeks in their lives the boys had more? order by the president, Mrs. George
vacation through 15 western and chicken than they could eat.
Pardonnet by all singing, "I would
southcentral states. Some of the
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hall and be Lake Jesus". Devotions by Mrs.
points of interest were the Tahqua- daughter, Bernlce, were in Lansing Cora Sherrard, prayer by Rev. Hommenon Falls, Agate Falls, the Black Sunday afternoon and evening.
er Van Buren. The society voted to
Hills, Mt. Rushmore, the Big horn
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hall were in make a cook book by collecting recnfountain*, Grand Coulee Dam, and Bay City and Saginaw Friday after::i eipts from members and friends. Almany other spectacular sites.
noon.
so to purchase some dish cloths for
Mra. . HolUster entertained her the society to sell. The business
They also visited a college classmate of Irene's at Petoskey. Mlchi- daughter and husband and her sister- meeting closed by singing, "Now the
| gan, friends at Paradise, Michigan, in-law over the week end.
Day is Over".. The program consist, J and Guy Turner of Spokane, Wash- Mrs. Nelson Root and family have ed of readings by Mrs. Lawrence Sew* t ington, who was a former school mate returned home after a couple of ard, Mrs. Homer Van Buren, Mrs.
of Mr. Turk's and a former teacher! months vacation at her mothers and George Pardonnet, Mrs. Dan Quick
sisters in Petonkey, stopping on her Mrs. Cora Sherrard. Piano solo by
of this area.
way
down to spehd a week with the Lois Tobey.
The farm chores were done by a
Kenny
Millers.
Flushing High School Senior under
The September meeting will meet
Mr.
and
Mrs. Ernest Reed and son, with Mr. and Mrs. George Pardonnet.
the supervision of Jack Mason the
Don spent .the week end at Doris Cabagriculture instructor at Flushing.
in
in McKinley.
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Miss Margie Borftt has returned
Enzyme
Research
L o c a l Girl H o n o r e d
home after spending a month at
Research on enzymes is rapidly I
On 14th Birthday
Otsego Lake with Mrs. Bemis and forging A h e a d in laboratories
Lois Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. family.
throughput the world.
Ford McMichael celebrated her 14th
Mrs. Art Bemis and family have
birthday Wednesday evening when returned home after a few weeks
her parents invited- twenty-eight of at Otsego Lake.
her friends to the Lennon Recreation
Mrs. A. G. Darling spent the week
Halt
end in Flint with her daughter, Mrs.
v
Games, contests and dancing was Barney Gallagar.
the entertainment for the evening, i Mr. and Mrs. William Mackey'and
Prizes were won by Marion Ball, Scott were guests of their mother,
Beverly CordeU, Donald Rainey and Mrs. Ethel Conley snd Mr. and Mrs.
Cloyd Dodd.
Hoy Dunckel over Labor Day week
~
Lunch, was served by Mrs. Mc- end.
Michael, assisted by Mrs. John Har2 MOea East of Owosso on M-2»
Sermon topic at the Lennon Methoris of Flint, at an L soaped table dist Church will be "Driving Home by
gaily decorated in yellow, green and Another Man's Lights." Rev. and Mrs.
white. Lois Jean received many love- Worth are back in Lennon again with
ly gilts.
many a pleasant memory of an AugW5S
ust well spent. Rev. Worth was in
A
the west attending special courses at
seminary, while Mrs. Worth was In
her
parents home with the children.
Mrs. Jas. A. Btmls
Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Dieck snd
Correspondent
daughter
Marian, and Mrs. Amelia
Mm. Harold Bowden had a pot
Under New Management
Dieck
returned
Saturday from a twohick supper, Saturday night for her
brother, Roy Adams and wife, who weeks trip through the west. They
are leaving this week for Alburquer- traveled thru eight states.
Division No. 1 of the Lennon W.
que, New Mexico, to make his home
S.C.S will meet on Monday evening
there. He has a son living- there.
Formerly Spark's Store
Dexter Bowden, George Root, John- for a pot-luck supper and business
ny Bowles and Cecil Hall motored to meeting at the home of Mrs. Ada
Frankenmuth Sunday for one of their Woolley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Muzzy and
•
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
ESoise and Mrs. Mabel McMichael
•
DRUGS
BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL spent the holiday week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Loman Fish of Fraser, and
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TOILETRIES
Permanent Waves
Mrs. Lester Fish of Shcrrodsburg,
Children's and Teen-agers
Ohio.
«
TOYS
Aiiiuls
TAUEY CHEMICAL ¢01
"Where JFriends Meet*"
THE QUAKER
Dancing Every Saturday Night
Lennon Locals
NOTICE
GOOD
PLOWING
and FASTI
Mac's Cut Rate
"JFaVaOnflMgl J K ^ A enananf anuaonMaeiaanW nam aunlal nVnansmtga Jbat
• tJV • tpW V O T I P T V W I H I OT M W
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McCORMICK-DEERING PLOWS
Lennon Implement Co#
Machmetess or Cold Wave
$4.00 Complete with Cut and
Style.
Msfhfnelesf or Cold Waves —
$5.00 and op, including cut and
style. Hair tints and Dyes.
OPEN 8 to 5. CLOSED MON.
Evenings by Appointment
HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS
PHONE 32
Lennon Beauty Shop
Phone 37-F-2
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Cathlic Ladies Club
Holds Meeting Thursday
The Catholic Ladlo* Club of New
Haven met Thursday afternoon at the
ntome of Mrs. James Corrin with SO j
members present. Five tables of pedro were played with high score being
won by Mrs. Hannah Carmody and
low by Mrs. Roy Kettler. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Jerry
Buckley. The hostel* served a 2
course luncheon.
NOVELTIES
•
CANDIES
We will Carry a Complete
of
STOCK REMEDIES
Try
A Classified For Big Results
Dry Cleaning
Fridays
•
x
It's Always Time for
HOWTOHEO rORMREMW
DEEP
FREEZE
Keep that Tractor in Tip-Top Shape f<
• v
Fall Plowing
Gibson Refrigerators and D e e p Freeze Unit*
Cars - Trucks - Tractors
Bring them in for Expert Repair
et>LUt*
Hardware • Electric Pumps - Appliances
Za CnA-# pftptfiy wni^WRi^
3. MASTER BLEND
Dairy Coacsalrals
M A S T t ft
— COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE —
ANDY'S GARAGE
Lennon Hardware Co.
LENNON, MICHIGAN
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For complete instructions ask your
Master Mix Dealer for the Master
Blend Feeding Program.
$k±.
are Luxury at a Moderate Price
J
ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
Jtf,~
COAL
-
Try Blue Beacon Coal this
grade premium fuel, just what
for. Low in ash. No clinkers.
Egg. A l s o Red Clover, Peerless
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COAL
winter. This is a high
you have been looking
Your choice of Lump or"
Poca, Coke, Hard Coal.
FERTILIZER
—
2 - 12 - 6 ; 2 - 16 - 8; 2 - 12 - 1 2 ; 3 - 12 - 1 2 ; 0 - 1 2 - 1 2
CLOVER SEED — See us before you Sell
BEANS
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BEANS
The Support Price, the Market Price, the Loan are the
most discussed subjects at the present time. W e will be
here figuring in your favor.
Let us Handle your Beans
UNDER GOVERNMENT LOAN
"
, Bring them in and we will do the rest. *
Walsh Bean & Grain
Phone 16
MM
Lennon. Mich*
This year w e have finer coal to offer you than
w e have had since the war.
3WSW!
— Dana Fuel —
Only 2 1-2 Per Cent Ash!
FARM BUREAU FEEDS
— FERTILIZER —
0-18-0 2-16-8 2-12-6 312-12 0-20-0
CUSTOM GRINDING — BUILDING MATERIALS
PAINTS
CHAPMAN'S
ELEVATOR
LENNON, MICHIGAN
Phone 21-F-3
Plan a "Color Tour" for late September. Michig a n is a beautiful State.
See it in a DEPENDABLE
Car.
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GERALD ALDERMAN, Proprietor
PHONE SI
M-13 AND SOUTH ST.
LENNON. MICH.
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Page Four
Thursday, September 8, 1949
The Corunna News, Corunna Michigan
New Lothrop News
Time now to purchase Memorial* for placement
before cold weather.
MARSH MONUMENTS FOR LASTING BEAUTY
(Term* Available)
MARSH MONUMENT CO.
V e r n u n , Mich.
Phone 161, T
read
Send n oney for Polio Emergen--v Drive to:
POLIO, 602 West Michigan Avenue, Lansing Michigan
Cltutclt jj
jjm
Thticts
month at Memorial Hospital in OwosMiss Shirley Lewis
so.
Correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Smith, daughMr. and Mrs. Gerald Banghart of ter Marieae and sons Thomas and
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West Branch have recently purchas- Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grised the Mutual Telephone Co. from wald and family of Flint spent SunCommunity Congregational Church
Mr. and Mrs, R, J. Fsrquare who will day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olin
i Rev. A. W. Kauffman, D. D., Minister
FIRST MBTHODS8T
make their home at Guinn, Michigan. Lewis at North Londo Lake.
10:30 — Worship and sermon on
Rev. J. H. James, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs, Banghart took over on
A large E a- B beer truck caught
the subject: "Our Return to Church".
September 1st
Morning
Worship
—
10:00.
fire and burned to the ground Jsst
Anthem by choir. Director, Mrs. HarJunior Church — 10:00.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Town left Sat- Friday, east of the village. A gravel
ley
Earl
Sunday
School
—
11:15.
urday for a trip to Louisville, Ken- truck from Midland side swiped the
11:30
— Church School. Mrs. Fred
Youth Fellowship — S.45.
tucky.
truck causing it to Up over and catch
Eberly,
superintendent,
Eve.**** Service - ".;«*.
Mr. and Mm. Ronald Conktin of De- fire. The Flushing and Montrose fire
Wednesday, 7:30, Prayer and Feltroit, their daughter snd husoand, trucks were called.
lowship.
Mra. Florence Cbnklin of Owosso
Miss Vera Rumisek, blonde 19 year
snent Saturday at the home of Mrs! old girl from New Lothrop who was
Georgian* Hetts.
METHODIST
chosen as Miss Shiawassee County
Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Smith and entered the contest for Miss Michigan
Rev. L. A. Soofleht Faster
Rev.
Lawrence
Worth, Pastor
sons, Mrs. Anna Smith spent Monday at Detroit A Dearborn girl won
10 :00 a,m. — Sunday school
10:00 A. M. — Morning Service.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry first place but Miss Rumisek placed
IITOO Sum. Morning Worship
U
: 0 0 A. M. r - Sunday School.
Daly of Clio.
3rd.
* :80 pJU. — praise service
7
4
0 P M — Youth Fellowship.
The Nazarene Sunday School held
Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Kyser have
6:09 pjn. Preaching
8:00 P. M. — Evening Worship.
its annual picnic Monday at Header* returned home from spending a week
Mid-week prayer and praise
son Park. About 55 attended. A at Six Lakes with Mr. and Mrs. Clare
vice on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
good time was had by all.
Waldorff.
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Mrs. Ivan Sanborn and sons, David
Mrs. Frances Rose and family and
and Dennis spent last week in North. Jr. Smith spent last week at Micw
METHODIST CHURCH
em Michigan.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Rev. Win. Combellack
Pvts. Robert Henry and Johnny
Rev. George Moore, Pastor
La Paee of the U. S. Air Force, scent
Services and meetings each Sunday
Morning worship at 10. Pastors
the week end at the home of Bob's
subject "The Pure in Heart."
as below:
Mrs. Hutrhine Robinson
sister. Mr and Mrs. Everett Speers.
Bible School at 11:00.
Holy Communion —18:00 A. M.
Correspondent
Pvt. Phillip Cooper has returned to
Youth Fellowship at 7:30 P. M.
Also the First Sunday at 11:30 AM
the Army Air Force at Camn Self- VERNON NEWS
Prayer service Thursday evening.
Sunday School — 10:00 A. M.
Mrs. Cora Bettrrly who has been
ridge at Detroit after spending a
Worship Service — 11:30 A. M.
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furlough at the home of ilia parents, ill at the home of her daughter is
Young People's Meeting — 6:00 A.
verv
low.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Cooper.
f
Gladv McCaslin is still at the Du- M.
Misses Betty Lavery. Lucfle Huey,
Confirmation
Class
—
7:30
A.
M.
Robert Brno, Arthur Wenzttck, Wil- rand Hospital. She expects to be
METHODIST CHURCH
fred Wenztick. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry home the last of the week.
Rev.
B. J. Holeomb, Pastor
BAPTIST
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller of Dsr
Winner, all of New Lothrop and Jean
Church
Service 10:00.
Rev. a O. Drake. Pastor
McKone of Owosso snent the week rand moved in the Holecheck housejja
Sunday
School 11:15.
Sunday School — 11:00 A. M.
end in Northern Michigan and on Church S t
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H~»««f Service — 10:00 A. M,
up over the Straits.
The Tethof Clothing Store wss
Nortaweat Venice Church
Mr. and Mrs. George Laverv and broken into Sunday night.
Rev. Homer Van Buren
Miss Betty Messenger attended a
familv stent the week end visiting
11:00 — Church School.
wedding of a Sorority sister. Miss
friends at Comins.
EVANGELICAL
UNITED
11:45V
— Church Service.
Mabel
Moorman
of
Grand
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dnvia of Cicero,
BRETHREN
CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sherman of
8:fcfcMfc Youth Group.
Ilinois, sment the week end at the
Rev. Paul S. Thomas, Pastor
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welser. Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Dair SherMr. and Mrs. Tony Tomesl of Cleve- man Jr. of Coldwater spent Labor Sunday School 10 a. m,
Sunday School 11:00 a. m.
land, Ohio also spent some time visit, Day with the Dair Shermans.
VlfEX
ing the Walser home.
Mrs. Wro. Sherman and daughter Young People's Meeting T:K> p.
Christian
Guild
7:30
p.
m.
have
returned
from
a
months
stay
at
puts a 'Sprms;* ia a
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Valasik en8:15
joyed a trip all over Northern Mlchi-, their cottage.
FALL OUTFIT
gan this week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mra Frances Luchenbill
Greet the Season with Clean
Rudy Hawkins.
and family spent Sunday m Flint with
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lare spent the their daughter Mary Mann.
Pick-Up and Delivery
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman and
week end at the cottage of Mr. and
Rev. Homer Van Buren
Mrs Hershal WUletU at Round Lake son Roland and Miss Betty Messenger
near Macosta, Michigan. Mrs. Wil- attended the Tiger-Cleveland Indian 10:00 — Morntas; Service.
lette is a sister of Mr. Lare.
game at Detroit
rlMAfMs
Osjoaafl, Mich.
11:00 — Church School.
Mr. Lewis Thompson east of Ver- 7:30 — Youth Fellowship.
Miss Betty .T*>*Tine Rolaton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rols- non died Friday. Funeral was at
ston of Flint was united In marriage Gtandry Funeral Home, Flint, on WedSaturday at 10 P. M. in St. Roberts
Church at Flushing to Phillip (Hen
Mr. and Mrs, Bar! Jones and Daws
Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olen spent Sunday at Grand Rapids.
Moore ef New Lothrop. A u s s u U s n
y
was held at ?:S0 in the Community
GIVE TOtmCMI A
Center. A wedding trip was taken
CasJtat needs
thru Nrthern Michigan.
Outlsva for e«n»it*1 *r>nrt« »r* •
of ***** *r******ri
Charles Lare and Raton Town took rmsller nror*>rtion
, w ,k
a trio last week visiting Northern product in d*"»** *' n •»»»« i« » m e
Michigan, thru the Straits etc. They pnritv. In !W*-10S« **>+v forced
BUMPING AND PAINTING OUR SPECfALTT
19 per cent B*KI in 19M ««»s« thse
rettirned home on Saturday.
oer cent of gross nstionsl proMr. and Mrs. Otin Lewis and fam- 8.5
duct.
ily. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Cole of Montrose.
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Hurst of Saginaw
and Mr. and Mrs. Elton Wood ofi UNDERSTANDING SERVICE
Flushing soent the week end at North |
Londo Lake.
) In your hour of sorrow you
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Raleigh and j
sons Roger and Randall, Miss Susie can rely on us to provide an
Raleigh, and Clare Vernon, Jr. spent
t*e week end on a trip to Wolf Cave. understanding- service that will l"
Kentucky.
peace and comfort.
Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Delbrldge of
Bay City spent Sunday visiting Mr. W h e n t h e n e e d a r i s e s l e t
and Mrs. Adrian Smith, and Mr. and
werym y o u .
Mrs John Beardslee.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Redbu~i p-*»
the parents of a baby boy born thi<*
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Thursday. September 8. 1949
Page Fly*
The Corunna N e w s , Corunna Michigan
Corunna Team Edges Flint Giants, 5-6
base on an error. Jay Tiasot walked
:
1 Zwolensky Hurls
but was put out when he tried to
— The Home of Shirley May France."
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steal second ending the inning and
BY FROG The 17-year old American girl who!
the Corunna scoring.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
Boursmith
and
Only
8
Hits
Sunday
Coach Clarence (Biggie) Munn of the University of Michigan Wolver- attempted to swim the icy, choppy J
Flint got runs in the fourth on 2
Corunna's Independent baseball
English Channel failed like ail her daughter Pauline, and Mr. and Mrs.
Michigan State College is working on i ines in football.
Jack Boursmith spent a pleasant Sun- team ended their 1949 campaign last j singles, a fielders ehoice, a walk and
predecessors.
Gene Ghck, Saginaw aerianst, Jo be j
day last, motoring north and east ano Sunday by edging past the Flint! an error. Two more tallies came in
the Xey man in the Spartan passing
Catcher Prank House, the bonus
the sixth on a triple, a double and a
Out of four World Series that they up the west side of the 'thumb*'. Giants in a 6 - 5 affair.
attack this fall. It will b*vrea%ember- player of the Flint Arrows has been have
They
picnicked
at
a
beautiful
spot
played together, the present j
Big Joe Zwolensky went the dis-j f^*1*- J ° *** bottom of the ejgfath,
ed that last season. GUck completed
the visiting
reinstated by the, league leaders, St Louis and New' near Pointe Aux Barques.
tance for Corunna allowing 8 hits, 4 ""
" ~ catcher
*"*" socked
'" a home
26 of 54 trie* for a total of €93 yards
run
over
the
left
field
fence.
Central League York, each squad has woa twice. In] Mrs Anna Nlckle*. aged 89, living walks, and struck-out 7 batsmen.
and 11 touchdowns. The ace passer
Two huriers were on the mound for Seere by Innlags:
President, T. J, 1926 and 1942. the Cards of the Na- on Route 1, Durand, mother of John
received a leg injury in a lntra~leam
tio&al
circuit
beat
the
N.
Y.
Yankees'
Nickles
of
Corunna
died
at
5:30
P.
the
all Negro team and the duet
Halligsn. T h e
Flint
000 202 010 — 5 8 2
scHmage the other'day and it may
of
the
American
League.
But
in
1928
M.
on
Tuesday
at
the
home
of
a
son
gave
up 9 hits, 4 walks, and fanned 8
young
catcher
Corunna
000 «00 OOx — 6 9 2
cause him some trouble.
Corunna setters.
was fined $50.00 and 1943 the New York outfit took Ja Durand.
Batteries: Flint — Earl, Hill and
Mrs. Florence Doty of Pontlac was
a n d suspended the pennant by nipping St. Louis.
Corunna was held scoreless until
Hawkins;
Corunna — Zwolensky and
*
During the years 1934.35, 36 and 37
a week end guest of her relative* the fourth with a single. BUI Kroske
indefinitely
on
Tiasot.
the Michigan State Spartans defeated
August 20 whan
here.
Tom Perkins and Tony Zwolensky
*
" *
umpire Al Jones'
Mia* Olive Burlburt, after spend- went down swinging. Joe gwoJensJky
Peppermint-Apples
Faoa
reported that he
ing the summer months in her count- followed with base Wis. Art Thayer
For added flavor when baking
ry home here, has returned to her beat out a single, Harold Phillips
used obscene language audible terthe
apples,
place a-iiick of peppermint
Activated
walked, and John Zwolensky got on
school work in Detroit.
fans during an argttment which origcandv
inside
an apple.
inated during the Flint-Grand Rapids
Mrs. I. J. Peterson, daughter Mary
Q U A K E R SHELL
"*"T
contest a day earlier.
Rose and son, are again in their Coand
ruima home, after spending a portion
SHELLUBRICATldr*
of the summer in the home of Mrs.
Mrs. Vai Mikiel of Detroit has been j
Peterson's father, at Frankfort on
elected lady "bowler of the year" for
Means
Lake
Michigan. %
the second consecutive time. The
• Motoring Pleasure
Sunday visitors in the home of Mrs.
blonde lass has carried bowling
• More P o w e r
at
J. Almendinger were Mr. and Mrs.
ages of 183 and 193 all last
John
Harvey and Mrs. John Ford, of
• More P o s h
Kiss Doris Knechtgea also of Detroit
Flint
ran second in the poll conducted by,
Saturday night guest of Mr. and
the National Bowling Writers Aaso-j
Mrs.
Reuben Derr were Mr, and Mrs;
ciatioa.
Jesse Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. HerSEE US FOR STORM sWaSH — B U Y EARLY
schel Stanley of Lansing
CLARENCE M U Z Z Y ,
Two big signs in Somerset, Mass.
Miss Theo Cornell, who spent her
may come down before too long. The
M-21 a t C m — i n ReL
vacation in Corunna with her father.
posters read: "Welcome to Somerset
Ray Cornell, returned to her work in
the schools of Battle Creek this week.
Mrs. Bert Burley spent the pastf
week end in Pontine where she attended the wedding of her late husband's nephew, Leo Burley Jr. She
was a guest while in Pontiac of the
Leo Burley Sr. family.
One Policy protects t e e w h o l e family u p to
Mrs. Isabelle Dingwall sister of
$*0OQE*cfc»
the late Utah Jeffries, was a guest
era:
Doctor Bills . HospfUl Bills . Special
of friends'and relatives here during
the past week end coming from OakNursing . Iron Lung Expense and Transportation
I
land.
California.
Mrs.
Dingwall
was
attag on tot theory that the
ID Addition this Policy covers . . •
\ called here at this time by business
Leukemia - Scarlet Fever - Diptheria • Small Pox
connected with the estate of Mrs.
a straight 1ms, PaOback
TIME T O B O W L A G A I N
Encephalitis . Tetanus . Spinal Meningitis
Jeffries formerly of Ann Arbor,
ksdlng ban carrier for
If yeer dofeft p l a y . . .
Mich.
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Word
has
been
received
here
by
Mr.
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Xtoae r/.
^
and Mrs. John Pattengill south of
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«*«*«. town, that their son, Pfc John H.
Mra Lou Sheardy, Mrs. Evtjm p ^ j ^ ^ m uaA y^ j.cauttne Lefavor
Snawman, John Shawman and Cha*. ^ TwiSanAt
married in
Me„ ^ ^
Muroby
spent
from
Friday
to
Monday!
^hat
city,
on
Aug.
16.
Theatgroom
Pfc. Pattengill is stationed
Fort
nite in Lexington on Lake Huron.
Mrc Walter Baker of Lennon en- Wmiam*, He.
tertained the ft>nest Worker's Circle Mrs. LaVon J. Fattal and daughter
. of King's Daughters of Venice yea- Gloria recently returned from a visit
in Detroit
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W e have just received our shipment of
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From the
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Kerby I
Mrs. Howard Tobey
Correspondent
Mrs. Sarah Warner attended the
Hyde-Keller reunion at Flushing Park
Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Quick and daughter Dolores have returned to their
home after several daya spent vacationing at Niagara Falls, and interesting points in New York State.
Mr. and Mrs. Creaent Sherrard and
son Wayne left Tuesday to spend the
next two weeks visiting relatives in
South Dakota, they went by way of
Northern Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lecureux were
fishing at Hilman Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bosserdet re*
turned home Thursday after spending
several days vacationing in Northern
Michigan.
Mr. and* Mrs. Francis Newell and
family spent Labor Day in Romeo,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Ritter and two
girls returned home Sunday night
after having spent the past ten days
on vacation in Northern Michigan,
Wisconsin, Chicago, Ul They alao
visited relatives in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones, Miss Beverly Jones returned to their home
Monday after having spent the past
ten days on vacation. They attended
the fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr. Jones parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
James Jones of Elliott Dl. and alto
traveled on to Colorado.
Miss Lois Tobey and Miss Mary
Agnes Messner of Owoaso returned to
their homes Monday evening after
spending the week end in Reed City
and Big Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tobey attended Gaines Camp meeting Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Miss Colleen Rose has returned
from spending the summer in Victorville, California to spend the winter with her grandmother, Mrs. Ada
Dee and go to school at Owoaso High.
Miss Priscllla Seward spent the
week end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Seward. She is teaching school in Saginaw this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pearsall called
on Mr. and Mrs. Alva Sutton in Corunna Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Galloway visited relatives in Pontlac Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sanderson and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tobey
and daughter. Lois, spent Tuesday at
the Michigan State Fair at Detroit.
Mr. and Mr*. Gilbert Schultz and
family of Momence. ID. returned to
their home Sunday after spending
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Warner, their daughter, Miss
Myrtle returned home with them after spending the past week here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Quick visited his
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Thursday, September 8, 1949
The Coninna News, Conmna Michigan
Vavt 6
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BEWARE O F T H E NORTH W I N D !
T h e blasts of sleet a n d snow will d o severe
damage to poor paint mnd un-protected
surfaces,
TIME T O RE-PAINT!
Shiawassaetown Local*
Fraiser - Godard
By Robert Helmer
PFC. Edward C. Helmer is home
for a ten day furlough from Fort
Knox Ky.f with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Helmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Semke, Mary
Ann McKenny and Edward Helmer
toured to Upper Michigan visiting the
falls and Soo Locks over the holiday.
Mrs. Reta Gillette has returned to
her work as nurse at Countv hospital
after two weeks vacation. Her
sprained ar»We is somewhat improved.
Mrs, B. Bunker has returned from
a visit at Port Huron where Mr.
Bunker is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Potter. Mrs.
Robert Helmer and Mrs. Reta Gillette and daughters Beth and Winnie
attended the wedding of Mrs. Helmer*
neohew William Randall at Tawas
City, Saturdav Sept. 3rd.
The Ovid Ryder family have returned to live at Shiawasseetown. Mr.
Ryder is employed tn Flint
Mr. Farron Bedall has returned to
school foahis third term at Adelphian
Academy, Holly, Mien.
Students entering High school front
Shiawasseetown are Virginia Ade and
Susan Grant at Conmna: Kay Row*
ley at Durand, and Robert Potter,
Harold Bunker and Wayne Johnson at
Owosao.
Mrs. Don Morris visited her husband in the Howell Sanitarium Sunday and Monday.
J. M. ELKINS & SON
3 2 7 N. Sfata
St.
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Correspondent
Phone 12««
7 2 8 W . Main — Owosea
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Anthony's Ice Cream
i
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Lester and Roy Darnell made a
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to take Mr. Charles Nicoson back to
his home. He spent the summer with
the Wm. Darnells.
Mi. and Mrs. J. T. Muzzy and fam,
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Loman Pish
spent the week end down In Ohio
visiting with Lomans parents.
Miss »aiay Tarnquist from Bay
City was a guest of Mrs. Hoyt BelHew last week on Wednesday afternoon and early evening.
Little Michael Gerald Guahen,
grandson of Mrs. Beliew was taken
to Percy Jones Hospital on Sept. 6th
with peneumonia.
The Shirley Barlows from Vernon
visited with George Johnsons this
week.
Mr. Michael J. Buytas Sr. of North
Vernon Rd. is in Ann Arbor hospital,
and has been for about 2 weeks, suffering with complication* He is
expected to return home some time
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Darnell and
family from Flint spent Sunday with
the Wm, Darnells.
Mrs. Truman Han formerly of this
vicinity who plays Softball with the
Regent Cafe team of Jackson, Mich,
left last Thursday with her teammates for Watertown, Wis., where
they will participate in the National
Softball Tournament.
Mr. and Vtn. Rowland Allen; Mr,
and Mrs. Wayne Kurney and family;
and Mrs. Emma Kurney from Juddville. Mrs. Elsie Allen from Flushing, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Phelps and
daughter Edna all spent Sunday week
Aug. 28th at Midland with Mr. and
M m Ford Eshebnan and family cerebrating the 19th birthday of Phelps
Eshelman.
The Venice Center School opened
Sept. 7th with morning sessions for
assignment and registrations.
tittle Janet and Freddie Ward will
attend Venice Center scboor this year
and not Owoaso school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dustman spent
the week end at Lake Messauke wito
Mr. and Mrs. Herthol DeMerltt.
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brother Mr. and Mrs. Clare Quick of
Holly Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Doten and family spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green of Elsie.
Their daughter, Joan, who had spent
several days with her grandparents.
returned home with them.
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t h a t do a w a y with b a c k - h r e a k i n g l u g g i n g a n d t u g g i n g bruises a n d
skinned k n u c k l e s — this all m e a n s s m o o t h e r , s a f e r , f a s t e r f a r m i n g .
Provided consumers with protection by
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in, not a n a t t a c h e d " e x t r a " with e x n o s e d oil Imes to wear and leak. It's
p a r t of t h e t r a c t o r like t h e powerful F o r d e n g i n e itself.
furnishing a constant source of pure,
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Don't miss the F o r d T r a c t o r exhibit a t M i c h i g a n State Fair.
approved products at equitable prices.
M K M G A N M I I K PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION
406 Stephenson BIdg.
Detroit 2, Michigan
E. W. Lewis
Tractor and Implement Sales
118 N. Shiawassee - Coninna Phone 1359
FARM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
Two salesmen win be hired by major
feed company for permanent, fulltime work in this County. Home
nights. No stock or credit to carry
Better-than-average
earnin g / .
Thorough training o n job. Must hav<*
dependable car. Ape 25 to 50. Only
sober, serious-minded. s^Hablf men
will be considered. For confident!*?
appointment, reply to the Coninna
^ews, Corunna, Mich.
T\\ O ROUTE SALESMAN NEED| ED — one of the nation's largest feed
I companies needs two Route Sales! men in this vicinity who are willing
| to make repeat calls on customers
| now buying large tonnage. Homenights. No stock or credit to carry
Must have cars. Excellent earnings:
and splendid chance for advancement. Permanent, full-time work No
transfers demanded. Thorough training in the field. Age 25 to 50. If you
*re sober, reliable and a hard worker
reply to this paper.
Thursday, September 8, 1949
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
For Rent
FOR RENT — House for rent —
2 1-4 miles north of Lemon on M-13.
Inquire 11-50 M-13 or Phone Lennoa
15-F-23.
For Sale
FOR SALE ~ One (Crise) used
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controls for coal or wood. Also hot
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Michigan, George Smith.
FOR SALE — German short-haired
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P. M.
FOR SALE — Feeder cattle. Red*
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Weight about from SCO to 430
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North of Oakley ©a K-47 to
M-57,1 mile weft. 9 1-2 worth, 1
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— George
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Authorixed
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miles Ess* oa Copes Road (frana Oorunna). Frank Boris.
FOR BALE — Deep wail hand
pump, one-quarter horse power molar, small wood heating stow, and
out-aide toilet. H. Hubbard, Letmon.
FOR SALE — Used washing macK
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tn Corunna — George Kasan, Authortxed Dealer.
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Legal Notice,
OStftS* OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN — The
probate Court for the County of
Shiawassee.
At a session of the Probate Court
for saM County, held at the Probate
Office, in the city A Corunna, on
Wednesday, the 7th day of September
In the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine.
Present. ROY D. MATTHEWS,
Judge of Probate.
l a the Matter of the Estate of Livonia May Baldwin, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
of Millard Baldwin praying that administration of said estate may be
granted to Millard Baldwin or soine
-other suitable person.
It is ordered, That the 27th day
of September neat, a* t*« o'clock ir
the forenoon, at said -rWate Office.
be assigned for Ueari— -^M —Mtlon.
And it is Further ^ - - * r f 1^at a
copy of this order be -*•"',*»-* thre^
conafftttiTe weeks previous to said
day of hearing to the Corunna News
a newspaper printed and circulating
in said County of Shiawassee.
ROY D. MATTHEWS,
Judge of Probate
By PATRICIA BROUGHAN.
Probate Register
Notice of F"*** •* o p o > r
****—•**
A Drainage District
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is Hereby Given, that I John
Hudson Deputy Commissioner of1 Agriculture, Chairman of D"* ?**!
S a r d for the Maple River Joint
Xtrainage District, located in the
counties of Gratiot, Clinton and
Shiawassee did on the 10th day of
June 104» file m t a e offices of the
Drain Commissioners of said counties
an order designating a drainage district for the Maple River Jom* drain
according to Act No. 316, P. A. of
Michigan, 1923. as amended
The route and course of said drain
is as follows:
*.„,_.,.
Commencing on the West line of
Section 16. Lebanon Townahm T 8
N R 4 W. Clinton Co.. State of Michigan, thence upstream in an Easterly
direction across Lebanon and Essex
Townships in Clinton County, and across Fulton, Washington, and Elba
Townships in Gratiot County, to upper end of the drain near Ann Arbor
Railroad in SW K of Section 21. Elba
Tcwnship T 9 N R 1 W. Gratiot Co.,
State of Michigan.
The lands comprised within the
drainage district are as follow*:
MAPLE RTVFJC DISTRICT
SHIAWASSEE COUNTY
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP
T U N B 1 28
AD of frL Sections 17, 20, 29. and
32- a-*d all of Sections 16, 21. 22. 23,
25.' 26. including Village of Carland,
27, 32, 33, 34 and 36.
The Corunna News, Coronna Michigan
Pa^e Sevttf
3=
NEWS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
Legal Notices
In Section 8: — SW 8A of NW% of
8E %,; NW 10A of 8 ¼ of SW %; NE
% of SW¾ exc. NE 10A; S 36A of
NW % of SW fc; SE *4 of SW %
exc. SE SA; SW 14 of SW ^ .
In Section 4» — SE 14 of SE %:
NE hi of SE ^4 exc. NW 7A; SE 31
A Of W % of SE .¼; SE 2A of E %
of SW %; NW 6A of S 31H A of W
H of SW M; SW 5.7 A and NW 4.8A
of N 48HA of W% of SW ^ NW 15
A of that part S of road of E H of
NW frt %; W y* of NW frl K exc.
N 30A and exc. SE 1 tt A.
In frl Section 5: — S 26A of N %;
S 30A of 8 %; N 3L04A of 8-½ exc.
•M 1-24 A off center part.
In frL Section 8: — W 7 A of N
10A; NW SA Of S 17A of N 27A; S
20A: N 43A of 3 73A exc. NE 12 A.
In Section 0: — All B %: E J 4 of
NW % exc. NW 6A; E ½ of SW ½ ;
W 1 i o f 8 W ^ « M . NMIA.
In Section » - . - A l l S W ^ : W ^
o f N W H ; W H o f N E H ofjNWJ4:
SE % of NW V exc. N25 20A; SW
2 l A * f W % of SE -4.
^ , ^
In Section 12: — SW % exc sNE
26
w
A;8«5AofNHofNH0f
* i
B H o f S H o f N t t e f S W * t EJ55
A o f N H 0 f 8 * o f S W U r « 32A
0CS%ofSHofSW>i.
In Section «8: — A t NE »4: all
N W H e a c N W T A o f N 43 jrds:
an SW*4 : W ^ o f 8 B H exc. SE 4
A : N 0 0 A o f X * of SB %.
In Section 14: — SB ISA of S ¼ of
N B H ; « H of SB »4; W*A of^SB
«4 e x c NW ISA: S 47A of E 2-3 of
SW H : S ISA of W 1-8 of SWJ4.
f* Section I S : - A * W H: NW %
of NB Me e x c NE 5A; NW 38A of
S % « f N E %;"W H df SE * exc.
NE 25A.
_ _ ., __ .
In Section 24: — At! SW %: W u
of NW M; R u of NW 14 exc. N E
4A: R 10A of W Vt of NE U : W K .
ftfSK%;B«ofSE%ac.NE5«
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
Legal Notices
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"4 exc. N SA; S I U of E Hof
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
N % of NW % of NW 14; S % of
STATE OF MICHIGAN — The
W W of NW 14 and E 4 A of E 13 Probate Court for the County of
HA of S H of NW * of NW u .
Shiawassee.
BENNINGTON TOWNSHIP
At a session of the Probate Court
T I X I { E
All of Sections 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7, 8. for said County, held at the Probate
9, 10. 11, 12, 13, 14. 15, 26, 17, 1* Office, in the city of Corunna, on
Thursday, the 25th day of August in
and 19.
AU of Section 20 exc SE 10A of F the year of one thousand nine hund14 of SE 14.
red and forty-nine.
In Section 21: - A U N W ^ N W
Present, ROY D. MATTHEWS,
»4 of SW li.; NW 30A of SW hi of Judge of Probate.
SWUttdEHofSWHiSW^oJ
In the Matter of Frederick Edward
NE % and NW 14 of SE ^ exc. SW
Decker,
Deceased. File No. 15146.
43A; N W ¼ o f N E ¾ : E ¼ o f N E
On
reading
and, filing the petition
% : N 64A of E % of SB
tt.
_
of
Clare
Longwell,
sdministrator
In Section 22: — All N H ; N 6 6 A
praying
for
a
license
to
seU real esof W ^ of SW %: NW 37 A of E
tate.
H of SW %.
m
It is Ordered that {he 20th day
In Section 23: - W * of W £
of NW %: E 140A o f i m of N * ; of September next, at nine o'clock in
E 140A of S H Of N * exc. S 35A.
the forenoon, at said Probate Office,
In Section 24: — All N ½ : N 2 5 A be assigned .for hearing said petition.
of E * of SE * ; N 37A of W ^
And it is Further Ordered, That a
of SE % : N 5A of B10A of that part copy of this order be published three
o f S W % N o f road; N 26.T5A of W consecutive weeks previous to said
46.75A of B 56.74A of SW % N of
road*: N 16 H A of W 87 % A of SW day of hearing, in the Corunna News
a newspaper printed and circulating
% N of road.
'
AH that part of 8ectlon 2» NW of in said County of Shiawassee,
ROY. D. MATTHEWS,
Grand Rhrer Road.
Judge of Probate.
All that nart of frL Section SO NW
By PATRICIA BROUGHAN,
of Grand River Rosd.
Registrar of Probate
* CALEDONIA TOWNSHD?
TiirttE
In Section 20: - 8 ISA of W 62.46
A of SW frl «4: BW SUA of 14^40 A
of S 56A of W 6S.4AA ofJ W «rl
H : 8 10A of that part of SB * of
SW frl % SW of road.
In Section 81: — A H M %; SW
frl U ; W 70J2A of NW frt. K: *U
that part of J H of NW frl % SW of
road: B SOA^of NE K exc. N 7 H
A;W30AofE*ofNE%andW»4
of NEH and that part of NW %
lying E of road exc N 27 KA.
_
In Section 32: — AH SW tt; SE
Vn Section 3*: — AU W U : W H
A f N E M * o \ RE 7 7A: NW ISA of VL exc. 5A; SW 37.85A of that part
that part of E ¥• of NE « V of RR: of NE ^ S of road; NW % exc. NE
W M of W H of ««: K : SW 15A ** 63A,
In. Section 33: — SW % exc. 28A:
N >4 of E 14 of W H of SK «4 : NW
i«H A of S % of E H of W 1-2 of S % of SE 14 exc. NE 3A: SW 9A
of N ^ of SE U .
SE ^
FIT «H TOWNSHn» T « N F J » !
SHIAWASSEE TOWNSHD?
In fUrtion 19: ~ « 17A «» w «2.7^
T • N R 3 E
AnfSWfrtH:SW5AofES0Aof
All of Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
SW frl. M..
16. 17 and 18.
l a tovtUm 30: — W 45A of N W *^
In frt. Section 3: — AU S H : all
A of NW fH. VA • * «* U A A* NW ft* NW frt. U : 8 80A of NE frt ½ exc.
M *rc. E ««A: NW 14A *# « *0A of NE «A; W 72A of W 83.84 A of N
p> an* nf SW frl. t< • nnd S K1.3« A 12&84A of NE fri 14.
Af w «1 74K of «W frl. U err. S »
In Section 11: — SW 25A of W 183
A* N lO^AA of W 61.76A of SW frl. A of NW frt * : N 37A of that part
V,. and N 10A of W 40A ** E 00A o* of SW * W o f Village of Shiawas*W fi'l M , o M W
14 of N 10A of E see and S of road exc SE 2A: W 8A
ana «f UW ft*. v-: W I M of 8 20A of a 10WA of feat part of SW H of
of N 40A «f K MA of SWfH, H»
Village and N of road; W 5 A of
w n w w jrstTTw y TO^^NSHD?
8 2SA of SW %.
T 1 N * 1 B^
In Section 14: — W ISA of N 60 A
AH of Mkldlebury Township ex- of that nart of NW frt % W of road:
cept the NE 00.43A of NE frt ½ NW T ".A of SW U : and W 24A
Section 1.
_ _
. _ of S M.0SA of NW frt »*.
In Section 15: — AU N H. SW %
SCIOTA TOWNSHD? T • N B 1 E
exc. SE 2SA; N 40A of SB H.
All of fri. Sections 1. 2. 3. 4, 5, 8
In Section 19: — NE * exc. SE 10
Afi of Sections 9, 10. 11, 12, 13. A and that pait of W H of SB «4 N
of road; E 80A of NW frl ^ : N 40
14, 15, It. 22, 23, and 24.
A of W frt y, of NW frt ¾ : S 23A
N H of frl. Section 20.
In Section 21: — All N «•: N 52> of W frl H of NW frt U, and NW
Of SW H: NW 30A of N 46 Vi A of 2 A of W of frl H of 8W frl «4.
In Section 20: — N 45A of W U
SE % N of angling road; E H of SE
of N W H exc. SW 2A; NE 7A of S 35
U of road.
In Section 25: — All N %; All SW A of W U of NW K : NW 40 A of F
% exc. SE 2 HA; N 57 * A of W % 14 of NW i 4 ; N E 5 A o f W H o f W
K of NE Vi: NE 20A of E H of W
of SE % : N 50A of Ei4 of SE »4.
In Section 26: — Ail N %: NE 2H y, of NE »4; NK M of NE M; N 10
A of E H of SW ^
N of A of SE hi of NE HIn Section 21: — W % of NW H
road: that part of SE % N of road:
N 35A of that part of SE % S of exc SW 20A: N 30A Of SE % of NW
'i; s»l NE 14 exc. 5 A o f W % of SW
road.
In Section 27: — N V, of NE %: hi of NE. ¾; NE % of NW %; NE
SE K of NE 14 : NE 20A of SW V< 7A of E H Of SB H.
In Section 22: — W ^7¼ A of NW
of NE M : all NW % exc. E 30A of
that nart S of road; NW 10A of W H »4 : NW 7 % of W H of SW %.
TOTAL ACRES OF SHIAWASSEE
of SW 14.
In Section 28: — E y, of NE tf; COUNTY IN 1240 MAPLE RIVER
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
N SO A of E H of SE *&..
4.5 Mnes of Ann Arbor Railroad in
OWOSSO TOWNSHIP T 7 N R 2 E
AU of Sections 19, 20, 21, 28. 29. Shiawassee County in Maple River
30. 31. 32 and 33.
District.
In Section 6: — All SW frt % : S
8.0 Miles of Grand Trunk. Railroad
20 A of S >4 of NW frt. ^«: SW 5A in Shiawassee County in Maple River
of NW ¾ of SE H; SW % of SE % District.
exc. NE 10 A.
8.5 Miles of Michigan Central RailIn Section 7: — AU W frl. ^: W road in Shiawassee County in Maple
H of NE »4 : W 30A of E * of NE River District,
%: W 70A of SE fc.
212.15 Miles of Shiawassee County
In Section 15: — S 12A o f E H of Roads in Maple River District.
E 4 of SE % ; S 10A of E 70A of W
8.0 Miles of M-21 State Highway.
*/•> of NE % ; S 5% A of E % of SW 5.0 Miles of M-47 State Highway.
% S of N r-w line of RR: S 4.75 A Dated this 10th day of June, 1949.
of E % of W 14 of SW 14 S of N line
Signed JOHN S. HUDSON
of RR: SW 7.25A of E H of W ^
Deputy Commissioner of
of SW Vx N of RR: W * of W H of Agriculture, Chairman.
SW y« exc. N 10A.
In Section 16: — All SW 14 : SE M
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
exc NE 15A; S 7¼ A of S ^ of E
STATE
OF MICHIGAN — The
¾ ( r f W ¾ of NE 14 : S 7 V.A of W
H of NE U, and S 10A of E % a' Probate Court for the County of
E H of NW %: S 10A of W ft of E Shiawassee.
H of NW % : S 15A of W % of NW
At a session of the Probate Court
for the County of Shiawassee, held
In Section 17: — All S V S 10A
of E % of NE %: S 15A of W 14 at the Probate Office in the City of
of NE M : S 20A of E 4 of NW % ; Corunna, on the 25th day of August
in the year one thousand nine hundSW 30A of W Vi of NW M .
In Section 18: —All W frt V. includ- red and forty-nine. •
ing Village of Burton: SE 14 : W *A
Present ROY D. MATTHEWS,
of NE %; E K of NE % exc. N 20 Judge of Probate.
A.
In the Matter of the Estate of
In Section 22: — All N *A; N 3-4 Daniel Bagin, Deceased, File No. 10of SW %: S 14 of SW 14 exc. E 8A: 806.
N 2« A of W % of SE 14 : V 24A of
Magdalene Sullivan, trustee of said
E V. of W v* ot SE ¼; NE ¼ of
SE % exc. SE 5 A.
estate, having rendered her sixth anI* Section 23: — Sw 8A of W H nual Account to this Court.
of NW y t ; NW 8A of W ½ of SW ^
It is Ordered, That the 20th day
In Section 27: — AU SW ¾; W 14 of September next, at nine o'clock in
of SE Vt; SW 13A
of E 3-4 of SE the forenoon, at &aid Probate Office,
y,; W H of NWr U ; W 29 A of E be appointed for examining and alH of NW *4.
lowing sakl Account
In Section 34: — All S H: NW »4 ;
And it Further is Ordered, That a
E 3-4 of NE 14 W of RR exc. NE 3-4 copy of this order be published three
A; S 8 A of NE 14 E of RR.
consecutive weeks previous to said
In Section 35: — Al' SE >4; SE day of hearing in the Corunna News
20A of SE V of NE V ; E H of SW a newspaper printed and circulating
M exc. N 8A; W H 8 of Hwy. exc NE
in said County of Shiawassee.
3A; S 16A of W % N of hwy.
ROY D. MATTHEWS
In Section 36: — All S %: E 155
Judge of Probate
A of NE 14, exc. NW 16A; E % of
E % of NW % and W 5A of .NE ¾ By PATRICIA BROUGHAN.
exc. NE 11A; W H of E H of NW
Probate Register
Attorney for Plaintiff,
BUSINESS ADDRESS: 203-4
Owosso Savings Bank Bklg.,
OWOSBO, Michigan.
8-4-49 — 9-15 49
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1
Burk, Eunice M. Burk, James Case,
Alva V. Johnson, Charles V. Johnson, Ellas D. Burk, Metta E. Burk,
Henry Jacobs, Mabel Jacobs, Eugene H. George, Kate S. George and
Wilson M. Burk, or their unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns,
Defendants
At a session of said Court held at
the Court House in the City of Corunna, Michigan, in said County, on
the 12th day of August, A. D. 1949^
Present: Honorable PhiUp Elliott,
Circuit Judge of Genessee County,
Michigan, in the absence of Hon. Willi* L. Lyons from the 35th Circuit.
On reading and filing the Bill of
Complaint in said cause, and the affidavit of Michael Garland attached
thereto, from which it satisfactorily
appears to the Court that the Defend,
ants above named, or their unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns,
are proper and necessary parties defendant in the above entitled cause:
And it further appearing that after
diligent- search and inquiry K cannot
be ascertained, and it is not known
whether or not said defendants are
living or dead, or where any of tnem
xutf reside, if living, and, if dead,
whether they have persocal representatives or heirs living, or where they
or some of them-may reside; and further, that the present whereabouts of
sakl defendants are unknown, and
.that the names of the persons who
are included therein without being
named, bur who are embraced there*
m under the title of unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees and assigns, cannot
be ascertained after diligent search
and Inquiry.
On motion of Michael Carland, Attorney for Plaintiffs, IT IS ORDERED that said defendants and their
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
In the Circuit Court for the County
of Shiawassee.
IN CHANCERY
Ernest L. Benton and Nellie M. Benton, bis wife, Plaintiffs
vs.
OHver Torry, Harvey W. Botsford,
Aldrktge Watkias,, Wilson M. Burk,
Henry Jacobs, Ebas D. Burke,
Eugene H. George and Kate S.
George or their unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns.
Defendants
At a session of said Court held at
the Court House in the City of Corunna, Michigan, tn said County, on
the 12th day of August, A. D. 1249.
Present: Honorable Philip Ettiott,
Circuit Judge,
Genesee County,
Michigan, in the absence of Ctrcvft
Judge Willis Lyons fcom the 35th
Circuit.
On reading and ftttng the But of
Complaint in said cause, and the affidavit of Michael Cartaad attached
there**, from which it satisfactorily
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF MICHIGAN — In the appears to the Court that t s e D e f
Circuit Court for the County of Shia- dants above named, or their unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees and assign n
are proper and necessary parties de^
IN CHANCERY
fendant in the above entitled cause.
Leon Vosburg,
And it further appears thaV after
Plaintiff
diligent search and Inquiry it canvs.
not be ascertained, and It is not
Henry D. Clough, W. R. Grieve,
known whether or not said defendDon H. GOBS and Fannie G. Brown,
ants are living or dead, or where any
or their unknown heirs, devisees, legof them may^ reside, if Hying, and, if
atees and assigns,
dead, whether they have personal reDefendants
presentatives or heirs living, or where
At a session of said Court held at they or some of them may reside,
the Court House in the City of Co* and further, that the present where- f* 1 *^
^ ^ J ^
***???**
runna, Michigan, in said County, on abouts of said defendants are un- be entered tn this cause within three
the 1st day of August. A. D., 1949.
known, and that the names of the months from the date of this order,
Present: Honorable WILLIS L. persons who are mchtied therein and in default thereof that said
LYONS.
without being named, but who are' »"> <* Complaint be taken as conOn reading and filing the Bin of embraced therein under the title of fessed by the said defendants, their
Complaint In said cause, and the unknown heirs; devisees, legatees and unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and
affidavit of Michael Carland attach- assigns, cannot be ascertained after
' IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
ed thereto, fisadTwMah it satisfactor- diHgewt search and Inquiry.
ily appears to the Coust that the deOn motion of Michael Carland, At- within forty days Plaintiffs cause a
fendants above named, or their un- torney for Plaintiffs, IT 18 ORDER* copy of this order «0 be published in
known heirs, devisees, legatees and ED that said defendants and their the CORUNNA NEWS, a
assigns, are proper and' necessary unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and 1 **»«**• Prtdished and circulated ta
parties defendant In the above en- assigns, cause their sppearance to be •»*• County: such publication to be
titled cause:
entered in Uus cause within three continued therein once in each week
And It further appearing that af-( months from the date of this ordW for six weeks in succession.
PHILIP ELLIOTT.
ter diligent search and inquiry Jti and In default thereof that said BUI
Circuit Judge of Genesee
cannot be ascertained, and it Is not of Complaint be taken as confessed
known whether or not said defend-1 by the said defendants, their unknown County. Michigan, in the absence of
cannot be ascertained, and It Is notj heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns. Hon. Willis L. Lyons from the 39th
ants are living or dead or where any | IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, Circuit.
of them may reside, if living, and if within forty days Plaintiffs cause a COUNTERSIGNED:
SHERMAN E. WELCH
dead, whether they have personal copy of this order to be published in
Cleric of the Circuit Court
representatives or heirs living, or the CORUNNA NEWS, a newspaper
where they or some of them may re- printed, published and circulated la for the County of Shiawassee, Mich.
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit. In
side, and further, that the present said County; such publication to be
which
the foregoing order was duly
whereabouts of said defendants are continued therein once in each week
made, involves and is brought to quiet
unknown, and that the names of the for six weeks in succession.
title to the following described piece
PIHLIP ELLIOTT
persons who are included therein
Circuit Judge, Genesee County. or parcel of land situated and being
without being named, but who are
embraced therein under the title of Michigan, in the absence of Circuit in the Township of Bennington, Coununknown heirs, devisees, legatees and Judge Wilils L. Lyons from the 36th ty of Shiawassee and State of Michigan, viz:
assigns, cannot be ascertained after Cireuit.
A parcel of land in Bennington
COUNTERSIGNED:
diligent search and inquiry.
Township, Shiawassee County, MichiSHERMAN E. WELCH .,
On motion of Michael Carland, AtClerk of the Cireuit Court for the gan, described as the West 5 acres
torney for Plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED
of the North 10 acres of the East 1-2
that said defendants and their un- County of Shiawassee, Michigan.
TAKE NOTICE, that this suit, in of Lot One (1), Section Five <5)
known heirs, devisees, legatees and
Town 6 North, Range 2 East boundassigns, cause their appearance to which the foregoing order was duly ed as follows: On the North by the
be entered in this cause within three made, involves and is brought to Public highway, on the West by the
quiet title to the following described
months from the date of this order,
piece or parcel of land situated and land owned by Charles Johnson, on
and in default thereof that said BUI
being in the Township of Benning- the South by the land owned by Henof Complaint be taken as confessed
ton, County of Shiawassee and State ry Jacobs and on the East by the
by the said defendants, their unland owned by Ellas D. Burke, or
of Michigan, viz:
known heirs, devisees, legatees and
The East fifty-four and 73 one- held by him under a life lease;
assigns.
Being otherwise known as:
hundredths (54.73*100) acres of the
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that North one hundred thirty-four and
A part of Lot One (1) of the Nortfewithin <forty days Plaintiff cause a 73 one-hundredths (134.73-100) acres eaat Fractional hi of Section 5, fat
copy of this order to be published in of the Northeast Fractional Quarter Township 6 North, Range 2 East, la
the CORUNNA NEWS, a newspaper (hi) of Section Five (5) in Town Six Michigan, described as: Beginning on
printed, published and circulated in (6) North, Range Two (2) East, the North line of said Section at a
said County; such publication to be Michigan, according to the Govern- point 549.40 feet North 80 deg. 00*
continued therein once in each week ntent
Survey,
excepting
five West along the North line of said
for six weeks in succession.
(5) acres of the Northwest corner Section from the Northeast corner
WILLIS L. LYONS,
sold to WUlSam Coakes, and except- of said Section 5, thence North SO
Circuit Judge
ing easements granted to the Con- deg. West along the North line of said
Section a distance of 401 feet to the
COUNTERSIGNED:
sumers Power Company.
SE
corner of Section 32, in Township
SHERMAN E, WELCH
Dated: August 12, 1949.
7 North, Range East, in Michigan,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
MICHAEL CARLAND
thence North 82 deg. 30 ' West along
for the County of Shiawarsee, Mich. Attorney for Plaintiffs,
the North line of said Section 5 a disTAKE NOTICE, that thia suit, in BUSINESS ADDRESS
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tance of 187.60 feet, thence South 2
which the foregoing order was duly 203-4 OWOASO Savings Bank Bldg.
deg. 50' East 417.60 feet, thence
made, involves and is brought to Owosso, Michigan.
quiet title to the following described
8 - 18 . T - 9 22 South 80 deg. 50' East 546 feet,
thence North 8 deg 32' East 41740
piece or parcel of land situated and
feet to the place of beginning,
being in the City of Owosso, County
taining 5 acres of land more or
of Shiawassee and State of Michigan,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
via:
STATE AF MICHIGAN — In the not including the highway; all la
The West One-Half ( ¾ ) of the
Circuit Court for the County of Shia- Bennington Township,
County, Michigan; except
North Five (5) rods of Out Lot
granted to Consumers Power
No. 3 of Jennett H. Kelly's AddiIN CHANCERY .
P«ny.
tion to the City of Owosso, la
J. A. Slingeriand and Ellen E. StingDated: August 12th, 1949.
Shiawassee County, Michigan,
erland, his wife,
excepting therefrom a strip of
Plaintiffs
MICHAEL CARLAND
land Four (4) rods wide off the
vs.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
West end thereof usetl as Ball
Oliver Torry, Aldridge Watkins, Har- BUSINESS ADDRESS:
Street.
vey W. Botsford, Thomas D. Dew- 203-4 Oweeso Savings Bank
Dated: August 1, 1949.
ey, Philena G. Dewey, John Stew- Owosso, Michigan
art, Mary H. Stewart, Isaac W.
MICHAEL CARLAND
8 - 18 . T -
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Page K^ht
Thursday, SeptemW 8f 1949
The Corunna News, Corunna Michigan
Monday at West Branch.
Overnight guests Monday of Mr.
Mrs. Grace Crowe
and Mrs. Mack Knox were Mrs, Frank
Correspondent
Terhune of Boston, and Mrs. Lfllie
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jud Wheeler of Duggei, Indiana.
son Eldred and daughter were M M Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jacobs and son
and Mrs. Titus and daughter Beverly [ Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Judd and
of Auburn, N. Y.. and Mr. and Mrs. daughter Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
Frank Spiegel of Durand.
j Judd and son Stanton and Mr. and
Charles Judd recently underwent Mrs. Walter Judd, Pfc. Herbert Judd,
an appendectomy at Memorial Hospi- Carolyn and Catheryn Ann and Mias
tal.
•
} Joan Etienne all attended the Stanton
Guests Tuesday evening of Mr. and reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. M. J. Knox were Mr. and Mrs. Winferd Judd at Colon on Labor Day.
Charles Wheeler of Sullivan. Indiana
Miss Irene Ces^l has returned .from
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wheeler of a several days stay with Mr. and Mrs.
Flint.
Walter Marynek of Flint.
Friends will be interested to learn
Mr. and Mrs. James Knox enter
of the baby -daughter bora Sunday tained Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watkins
to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Casemore of and son and daughter, Tommy and
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The baby has Ruth Ann of Detroit, at the George
been named Sharon Ann.
Crowe home over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crowe and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Judd and
son and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Clax- daughter, Catheryn Ann were in
ton spent the we^k end at Houghton Rantoul, Illinois the past week. They
Lake.
were accompanied home by Pfc. HerMiS3 Joan Etienne of Hghland Park bert Judd who will be at home for
was a week end guest in the Walter several days before leaving for CaliJudd home.
fornia. From there he will be sent
overseas
to spend the next eighteen
Mr. and Mrs. George Casemore and
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perry spent
Juddvilte Local*
Dinner guests Labor Day of Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Knox were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Watkins and two children
of Dertoit, Mrs. Lucy Priest, Mrs,
Mary Butlau, Mrs. Mirth Priect of
Sullivan, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Price of Flint and Mrs. Lillie Wheeler
of Dugger, Ind.
Mrs. Benj. Rolfe spent Wednesday
in Clawson visiting Mrs. Marian Fixley.
New Haven Locols
Mrs. Gerald Butcher
Correspondent
Mrs. Truman Han of New Haven,
Misses Kathryn and Ida Sinnott of
Owosso, members of Regent
Cafe
softbal! team of Jackson, who won
the State championship last week end
left Thursday evening for Watertownj
Wis. where their team will participate
in the National Softball tournament. daughter Barbara, Mrs. Harry Des- j Wednesday at the State 4-H show in
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert McAvoy and borough and daughter Jane spent :ast Lansing.
children Leo, Tim and Mary Alice
returned Tuesday after spending a
few days at Saulte St. Marie.
Patty Lou Spike, Duane Veale
Gary Han and Charles Conklin, all of
New Haven spent the past week at
the State i-H Show in East Lansing.
All had heifers entered in the show.
Pfc. Lee Smith was home from
Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111. to spend
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Smith. He was accompanied to Detroit Monday by his
parents.
Mrs. Gladys Matthews of Owosso
returned home Wednesday
after
spending a few days with her son ard
family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Matthews
and Elaine.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Han and
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