LENAWEE

ONE HUNDRED FIFTH YEAR — NUMBER 14

Mrs. Keith Perkins and daughter Vickie

Viekie Perkins Wins First Baby Contest

A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Perkins on Pente- cost road in Franklin Township won the second baby derby sponsored by Tecumseh merchants.

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TECUMSEH, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5,

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City Asked To Help Industry, Business

Central P.-T.A.

Councilmen Tuesday night -; were asked immediately: to'pass | a resolution that would aid іп promoting the growth and’ ex- | pansion of Tecumseh. Points. in the resolution, brought to the council by Jack Osburn, presi- dent of the Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce, covered “free taxes" and “half price" on. sew- er. and water.

The president's letter to the council follows:

“The Tecumseh Commerce is requesting

Chamber. of |

granting the following

“1. Free taxes to any new in- dustry, who will build a 20,000 sq. ft. building on one floor

within the city, with sewer and’ |

water at half price.

2. Free taxes only to any existing industry, who will build a 20,000 sq. ft. addition on one

that: | the city council pass a resolution |

floor. |

"3. Free personal- property | taxes to any industry, who will employ 50 or more тей.

"4. Free property taxes to any business. or nrofessionak’ man, who will build a 3000-:sq. ft. building on one floor.

"These privileges to las ta dur- ation of five years from the time of the completion of the build- | ing

"These are things that will cost the city nothing but are making positive steps toward the growth of Tecumseh. With these incentives at the hands of the chamber of commerce апа all other local people, we have somothing to offer everyone to make Tecumseh grow.

"Please pass this resolution at once.

The Tecumseh Chamber of Commerce

Hold Up Nets $80 at Tipton

State police of the Clinton: post

Dec. 28.

|and sheriff deputies are still on iE the look-out for two young men | who robbed the Burns Market in’ Tipton of $80 Wednesday night, !

Mrs. Florine Burns, wife of ће |! owner, was held up at knife point | after two young men bought рор. jin She was alone in the store about |! 17:30 p.m. when the men entered.

| Fence

| would be

Powell said:

"It has been done. in, Tecumseh,

Mich." He said years ago Cyclone Co. and the Tecumseh | Products Company were given | such aids ”

Mr. Osburn explained: that other cities in Michigan are йо ing what he proposed to get new industry and business. |

Mayor Hanna wondered if it unfair competition | against existing industry. burn said he didn't t

The- mayor also wondered if anything had ever been dohe to get a plant here that would hire

Vickie was born in Herrick Memorial hospital Sunday at 10:58 a.m. She tipped the scales at eight and one-half

pounds. She won 10 prizes by local merchants. Her father,

incidentally, is sort of a merchant | himself. He works for the J. C.

Jan. 19 Expects

Record Attendance siu

Approximately 600 mothers and | Mrs. Burns opened the cash reg- fathers are expected to discuss |ister and the robbers scooped up several important projects that (һе money. They drove away in a confront the welfare of their chil- {car parked outside but Mrs. Burns

| Pulling a long knife from his|?^ | belt, one of the men said: “This is ||

SHIRLEY LARNED BEVERLY ANN ROHRBACK

Penny Co. in Adrian. Vickie was the Perkins' first child.

It was a fine race this year with four babies being born on New Year's Day at Herrick Memorial hospital and four more. babies were bórn Sunday at Bixby hospi- tal in Adrian.

This is the timetable om the babies that were born in Herrick Memorial:

10:58 a.m.—girl—to Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Perkins of Franklin Town-|

ship.

1:40 p.m.—boy—to Mr. and Mrs. James Hurst of Tecumseh.

2:15 p.m.—girl—to Мг and Mrs. Robert Irwin of Britton.

2:45 p.m.—boy—to Mr. and Mrs. John Gorr of Petersburg.

Bixby hospital babies were born on this time-table:

1:01 p.m.—girl—to Mr. and Mrs. Herman LaTour of Blissfield.

4:06 p.m.—girl—to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Colvin, Route 3, Adrian.

7:01 p.m.—girl—to Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Davis of Addison. 10:41 pm—girl—to Mr. Mrs. Harold Bailey of Adrian.

As a result of her being the first baby’ born in the New Year in the HERALD’s main cireulation. area Vickie won the following prizes from Tecumseh merchants taking part in the baby derby:

Easton’s—10 gallons of gas;

Lad & Lassie—crib blanket;

Rosacrans—$5 merchandise cer- tificate;

Meadowridge—Two and one-half gallons of ice cream;

The HERALD—A two-year sub- scription;

Eggleston's Cleaners — $5 for baby and.$5 worth of cleaning to mother;

Eggleston's Jewelry—Child’s set;

Dixon's Studio—Aunt Mary pic- ture membership;

Western Auto—baby car and

Sluyter Electric — $5 merchan- dise certificate

and

seat;

Look for the silver lining

Whenever a cloud appears

CONDUCTED BY BOB WARREN

THREE OF THE BABIES born on New Years's day

at Herrick Memorial hospital were heavy weights over eight pounds. The winner Vickie Perkins weighed eight and one-half pounds; the second also weighed eight and one- half; the thifd weighed nine; but the fourth could muster

dren at Central school, Thursday, Jan. 19.

A letter will have been given to every child to deliver to his parents, advises P.-T.A, President Carson. House, covering the pro- posed. projects for Central: school during 1956.

President -House : said: “No parent should fail to come out on this date. Get your baby sitters ar- ranged for at once. You owe it to your child.”

Seniors Give “Blithe Spirit" Next Week

The senior class of Tecumseh high school will present the three- act drama “Blithe Spirit” in Cen- tral school next Wednesday and Thursday nights, Jan, 1l-and 12.

Curtain time is 8 p.m. on each night.

Tickets may be purchased from any senior.

Directed by Miss Jacqueline) Egan with Miss Sylvia Helzerman as producer,,the play will have this cast: Madame Arcati, Pat Davis; Mr. Condomine, Ed Lewis; Mrs. Condomine, Sharon Claxton; Mrs. Bradman, Judy Fairbanks; Dr. Bradman, Harold Weakly and Don Partridge; Edith, the maid, Mary Pat McCann; and Elvira, Judy Seidel.

Serving on the various commit-! tees are the following: prompter, Margaret Champanois and John; Cadmus; properties, Ed Hodges and Ray Puffer; advertising, Rose- mary Murphy, Jean Luce, Mary

could not describe it for police. State police' and sheriff dépiities

was not’ found,

in their late teens. Both were well dressed. They did not attempt to hide their identity, but.she did not know either one of them.

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Filthy Conditions Cost Trailerite $47.20 in Court

Clarence Speller, 46, of the Fer ris Trailer Park, pleaded guilty to violating the city health ordinance and to creating a fire hazard when he was arraigned before Justice Robert French Tuesday.

He was assessed a fine and costs totalling $23.60 on each charge, or а combined $47.20.

Speller was arrested by Tecum- seh policemen last Friday, but he posted a-$100 bond to be free over the holiday.

Chief George Kilbourn said: “We could hardly get in the place. The filthy conditions reported to us in- cluded garbage, spoiled food and beer cans all over the room.”

Justice French also gave Speller one week to get his trailer cleaned up and he warned him “to keep it cleaned up.”

set up a road block on main roads in the area but the robbers’ car

Mrs. Burns said the robbers were!

(Photos by Dixon's Studio)

Abi Evans Chapter, , Daughtérs of the. American. Revolution, ап- nounces that Beverly Ann Rohr- baek, Britton-Macon high- school; | Shirley Larned, Tecumseh high

hool; and Sandra Manchester, Clinton Community high school have been named good citizen girls for 1955.

The girls, as has Беер ‘the cus- tom in the past, will be presented with gold pins, given a chance to win a $100 bond, entertained with their mothers at a good citizens’ tea Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs K. D. Hall in Herrick Park and on | March l7 they will be entertained by Abi Evans Chapter at the state D.A.R. meeting in the Hotel Hayes jin Jackson.

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Rohrback. 11200 Milwaukee ‘road, Britton, Beverly Ann, 17, is {a senior at Britton-Macon. She has taken part in chorus, Girls’ Athle-

tie Club in which she now is vice- |

| president, Association of which she now journalism and school

18 secretary, lays. She has been treasürer of

|the freshman class, a member of

Win DAR. Good Citizens Aw

is- secretary of the senior class. | Beverly Ann also is a member of the Congregational Christian {church in-Britton-where-she sings in choir and she is secretary of the church’s youth fellowship. She is a member of the Tecumseh Grange and she has been a mem- | ber of 4-H. | Her hobby is gardening and her interests are music and sports. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Larned, 301 Chippewa street, Te- cumseh, Shirley. Larned, 17, has been a member of the school band and drum majorette for six yea a member of the Girls' Athletic sociation for five years (president in junior and senior y 5), vice- president of the student council in her junior year, of the | senior class, ty editor of the| school and she took part | in debate in her sophomore and,

senior years. |

treasurer

annua

Shirley also was student speaker

in Adrian, Dec. 8. She is a member of the Tecum-| seh Methodist church.

Shirley plans to attend Cle |

ary |

women. "Mr. Osburn said “yes.” ined that this was done

з but the plant went

ng. anoth question mayor, he said that srway ‘fo sell the n Cór y. Blant both | and "are interested in

here. He outside mon tho? plant. {топ Purk? Powell thought “it is somethinz to rowth of Te-

about t help pr cumseh Osburn ps `@ that ing industry also would under the proposals. He asked:. “What- have wi ever done to Products or others to build a ditions here? Maybe if we would them little boc they ght build here instead

nt out

again

SANDRA (MANCHESTER

to major in physical education at Michigan State Normal College. She part time. at Cameron Drug. Co. Manchester,

works

Sandra 17, is the

| who are

| tor ney,

Car Stealer

, of going to Timbuctgo.”

thought. moré given the pro- we're om firm "Нә also said that “we

might want to change parts of wr to add somethirig to it.”

Mr. Osburn said' "we've

ted too long now." He said ad people to see."right now" ested in Téeuraseh. at he could nát xt couneil meet-

Mayor

als to see th

He thought wa;t until the ing fot-actiofi

So councilman Hamilton made the motion to adopt the resolu- ton, subject to review and pos- sible chang

And J. C. Beardsley, at- was asked to cheek-witlr Michigan Municipal League what other cities in the

doing to get new in«

the to see state are dustry and business.

Lands in County Jail

Clifford Adkins, 29, of Route 1, Tecumseh, is in the county jail charged with unlawfully driving away an automobile, driving with- out an pperator’s license, leaving the scene of a property damage ac- cident and for investigation of parole violation

Sheriff deputies said Adkins stole a car parked in Clinton Sun-

Curtis cf Tecumseh. About 12 ры Sunday the car driven by Adkins into the rear of one driven by

d Sayler of Route 2, 'Teeung*

. The lent happened оп Oc cidental road, about two miles south of Tecumseh.

Mr. Sayler told deputies that he talked. with Adkins after the aeci- dent and when he mentioned call- ing the’ sheriff, Adkins walked. away. About 2 p.m, sheriff depa- ties apprehended Adkins as he hitchhiked on M-52, about a mile

the north of Adrian.

Adkins is on parcle from South- ern Michigan prison. He was given one to 15 years in 1953 for break-

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar ing and entering.

anchester of Route 1, Clinton. She has been a member of the Clinton high school band for four years, and she has been a member of the school chorus three years. Sandra also played intramural 1 and she took nent day activities I $ has been а member of the Future Nurses’ Club for two years and last у she received an award for perfect attendance attended Wolverine Girls’ > is a member of the stu dent yuncil and the ganized Clinton Community Y Cent serving as chairman the house committce She attends the Clinton. Method-

Future ffomemakers’|at the annual government day held |ist church where she is a member

of the choir, Sunday School and youth fellowship

Next yea he plans to attend the school of nursing at the Uni-

versity of Michigan. Her goal is

[the student council and she now Business College in Ypsilanti or to become a registered nurse.

Deseribes Rat

Lou Partridge, Bill Browne and Delora Fletcher; make-up, Luella

been off for several days so we hadn't heard until news came in| first by patrol boat (docked right

(Editor's Note: The following letter was received by the John Calhoun family, 4202 Rogers high-

here! We surely prayed hard!

We had the row boat moored at| the back door—even the top step was under water. Down on the

Bishop, Merene Boltz, Linda Beck, way, from Mrs. Ruth Moranda who

on our runway from the storm

up only five pounds and 13 ounces.

MRS. MARY CLEVELAND, a neighbor of Willie Brown’ who received the bike from Santa with an assist from Tecumseh patrolmen and Harv Carpenter, reports that the lights in Willie’s eyes really shine. Incidentally, the wonderful story in last week's paper about how Wil- lie-got-the bike was a bit jumbled. Patrolmen Barnes and

Christensen actually bought the bike.

Harv, Carpenter

contributed $10. And Tecumseh police passed the hat to equip the bike. Skip Rex at Western Auto Sold the bike at cost and also added a "dual exhaust" as his contribution.

WHERE DO KIDS hear such things? Our six-year- old, drinking ginger ale at a family New Years eve party quipped; “This tastes like shampoo". Of course she meant ¢hampaigne which we ‘thought she had never heard of, We thought she didn’t know the difference between cham- paigne and ifẹ duckbilled platypus. But, then, she is the same ohe whé calls a station wagon a stationary wagon. Come to think of it, probably those who over-indulged in champaigne cel?brating next day might have thought they

had been drinking shampoo,

HERE'S SOMETHING HANDY to know, Take a cig- árette out of the package, The package then becomes a

cigarette lighter. Get it? E».

(SEE SILVER LINING, Page 6)

Betty Barton, Wilma Bumpus, Shirley Larnéd,and Mary: Howell; lights, Barry Brock; tickets, Patsy Kruse, Sherry Moore, Edith Kim- егег, Barbara Upell, Beatrice Dib- ble and Eunice Harrington; pro- grams, Jean "Hubbard, Geraldine Drouillard, Mary Folk, Betty Var- go, Lorna Dicks and Marcia Ba- shore; curtain, John Dennis; con- struction, Norbert Marsh, Bill Browne, Ronnie Francoeur, Roger Finnegan, Walter Bailey, Allen Rupert and John Cadmus; stage maneger, John Rundell; costumes, Delora Fletcher and Julie Craw-| ford; sound, Ray Puffer, clean-up;| Vickie Johnston, Shirley Watson, Karen Beach, Bill Browne and Ed, Hodges.

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ASKS FOR BETTER

HOUSE NUMBERING

A communication from Dr. R. G. B. Marsh to the city council Tues- day night calling for a better sys- tem of house numbering was re- ferred to the city planning com- mission for action. |

Dr. Marsh pointed out that some houses are not numbered at all and this fact causes difficulties for doctors who answer calls, especial- ly at night,

lives in Ferndale, Calif., near the ravaged flood areas. Mrs. Moranda was the former Ruth Rector, daughter of Albert and Madge Hialey Rector. Mrs. Moranda is Mrs. Calhoun's niece.) Ferndale, RFD 213,

California.

Christmas Eve Dear Aunt Edith and all:

Well I suppose you have heard of our flood and wonder how we fared? Not too badly right here on our ranch, tho we have a lot of repair work facing us, and two new pump outfits to buy, ete. But we didn’t lose any animals or buildings and we аге all safe ourselves. Tht amount of havoc throughout th:

valley is appalling! Our power ha:

CAR HITS SNOW PLOW

A county road seraper used t plow snow and a car driven by William Browne, Jr., of Tecumseh were involved in an accident on Sutton road about 2 p.m. Monday

Browne told sheriff deputies that he came over a hill and saw the scraper too late to stop. H: struck it in the rear and his car also hit a bridge abutment.

Donald Curtiss of Tecumseh was driving the scraper,

shed to the field!) and then today | people waded in, and the things we hear turn our stomachs upside down!

Three bridges out between us| and town, the approach to the big| bridge to the main highway torn out, etc. and upriver from us whole towns washed away — 47 houses from one place alone. The paper reported cloudbursts in the moun tains drained by the two rivers here caused it—six inches à tht headwaters of the Eel River, and south of us it rained one inch an hour from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. the lay of the storm!

Refugees. all over the. town round here—many came іп а stat of shock—nothing like this:in his ory here before. And I hope neve: again. Whole herds of cows drown ‘d—-some in barns, and some іг he fields the night the river rose Our two neighbors’ barns sufferec =one was basted in by logs anc lrift and the other's roof collap sed on the cows. We and thc 1eighbors right across the street were the only ones without water ‚п the house around here.

Silvies mother's house had two feet of water in—we are just that much higher. The water lacked four or five inches of coming in

marsh west of us a dike broke, and one rancher lost 80 cows in 20 minutes. Across the river from us a barn swung sideways and col lapsed—eight cows left now of à herd of 80 cows

And so it goes — the more we hear the sicker we get! Silvie say he hasn't definitely made up his mind about staying.on the ranch but I think it's fatigue and dis couragement. He seems to feel thai Һе river has moved closer to и with this flood—a lot of cutting ir just east of us, bring the main channel nearer. We'll see later оп

We have no water supply— eaught some in jugs before th power went off—today the neigh bors brought some in milk cans— пе of rainwater and two drainec out of a windmill tank. I am cook ing for several extra—some of the wives and. children left by boat Not a fence left intact—most van ished entirely.

The river patrols urged people to leave—one of our*neighbors hac five feet of water in his house he and wife and baby were wait ing in the milk house for the boat to take ther out—another with his wife and five children (one a new baby) were taken out by the Coast Guard at the height of the flood—

being our tre held the drift remember the beyond the barn

what from much bless

off.

kept us danger them.

You

is God they perhaps long line of trees along the slough? You should see what's piled up beyond them. We would have been viped clear off the map without hem. There were trees behind th next ranch too, but the last rente: red the land—foolishly Thre are lots of saw logs around the country—from one mill alone 50,000 pile of logs took off 'в a house in the brush eas! and at the height of the a whole two-story hous: ast half a mile or so fron

(See FLOOD, Page 6)

WAIVES EXAM

James McKenzie, 48, waived ех amination when he was arraigned vefore Justice L. J. VanDeusen last Thursday on a ch > of a vat '@ assault

Arrested by Clinton state police the previous Wednesday, he was charged with beating his former wife:

He was bound over court on a $1000 bond

He stood mute to а second ch. of enteri without permis: sion and he was remanded to jail on а $100 bond.

circuit |

ages of Flood |

Will Speak Next Sunday

DR. W E and surgeon in charge of the n Friends Mission hospital antral India, will

E. DE VOL, (above) phy-

ker at the morn- ce Sunday at 10 Tecumseh Friends

ing 1.m. hure He will be sent at the anquet to be served in the Bap- st Youth House on Monday eve- ling at 7 pm., and he will speak nd show pictures of, his work at a »ublie meeting to be held at 8 p.m. he evening, also in the Bap- tist Youth House

Dr. DeVol was in Japanese cus- ody in Nanking, China, following

(See FRIENDS, Page 6)

'ship ser at the

l also

WEST BRANCH PTA WILL MEET JAN. 12

The West Branch Parent-Teach- ts Association will meet Thurs lay, Jan. 12 at the schoolhouse at p.m. This is the regular meeting of this ciation which meets évery other month,

REL

GIVE EXAMINATIONS

The ‘Tecumseh electrical board will give examinations to all elec trical journeymen interested Thursday night (tonight) at 7 p.r in the council roonis,

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study Session

ree, E zum ў ESS, 35 1 d | Mrs. Owen Partridge. Co-hostesses, Drewry's. 16 38 Community Calendar [us ore Parite Consens Тала Higü team, single game- (with | Lucas. Program, Mrs. Clifford P anne or |Spol) Spohr Lumber Co. 942; (with-| = Thursday, Jan. 5 рап = | Adams. E | {out spot) Linger's Market and Te- NOMADS OF AVRUDAKA — FLORENCE WELD MISSION BOY SCOOUT TROOP 75- — Methodist Youths cumsen Products 2 Milan Pythian hall, 8 p.m GUILD — 6:45 potluck supper at Scout cabin, 7 pam = S he! High team, s (with spot) ORDER OF EASTERN.STAR — the home of Mrs. Ted LaBounty day, Jan. 13 To" Bequnint 2 опот rof Cine Spohr Lumber Co. 2708; (without | Mason 8 pm who will be assisted by Mrs. Jen- VANS CHAPTER D.A.R Methodist church with Инш. |spot) Linger's Market 2811... pat DTA- -— Monting. nig Saki Ratatat join а агулар а MEN AU Tr Ta Índividual, single game, D.&re- t eat 8 p.m. The Tuesday, Jan. 10 Program topič, Decision at, Woman s ety "ef «c hristian ner ger 242. peaker of the evening will be yosprrAL AUXILIARY — Pres nsburg. Leader, Miss: Edith des the d делш High individual, · series, F.| В. W. Babb of the Lenawee County | pyterian Fellowship- Center, 8 p.m! There will be election of | Study sessions in the Sunday sel | Oberlin 635. | Probate Court [Ammual meeting with election! of s. eei dud R p e Saturday, Jan. 7 ALL-STAR LEAGUE Joh 5| Most 200 games, К. Piotter, 15 DERWOOD ORR POST, offi Dr. Eddy of Ad will) ‹ ting, Ralph Ruesink, А(ћо! #0 реБ іс a 3 lv. ү | 2 | |AMERICAN LEGION — Legion! speak on the саге and treatment rd and Dr. Mary Swan үа Шаше, бш мтор ае 7 ‘High ‘individual single game. WOMEN’S HOUSE LEAGUE | 8 p.m = of cardiac cases S ʻE study center the “Indian Amer- Tecumseh. Product 31 al, g ame, | ‚ 3 ardiac са - T. he а : Gal's Тор Shop. HOY 31 | Holcomb 212. | л | BOY SCOUT TROOP 73 — Scout| ROTARY CLU Dinner meet- John L. B iesus. he ДЦП ORE MI А = fat г еме ресе onn rooks learn about “The Gray Eyes Fam спа! F. ге 7121 High team, single game, Eagle z cabin, 7 ing at Methodist church, 6:15 p.m. . tar . E Des Ermia's Furniture 271% ІЧ gle g Lancaster Insurance 43% 20% P i 1 m i 5 d ily," a story of a Navajo. family h | No.2 944. pee E = chi |I—LANNING-BUSY-BEES —at-the LO.O.F- — Odd Fellows Hall, + a a ee onn National: Boh 23 | гайы, 3 games. Ken Don's. Grit 42- 92 Tair ТО Enter.| 8 Died Saturday living on the reservation and the Hooton's Service 21 | High Toafvratial, 9 RANES AEN) Be IB Service 38 26 —PÀR от M Sue ee IURE NOS 5 Hall. 8 | : á influence that the Christian/ehureh Macham's Maulers Iris | Moore 575 ` {American Legion 36 28 go ONSEN ЭРИП TB obrem ecd а A John Lester Brooks of Newburg|has upon their lives, Mis. Joseph Schlitz Beer 15 | High team, 3 games Shamrock н ooton’s Servite 35 29 ge = l я рау, Jan. 6 = BOY „5с OU ROOP 4 — Scout road, who had lived all his life in Poley will be in charge of this Eggleston’ Cleaners 15 |Inn 2540 |The Bucket .34 30. | E cu RR HE CASS he tthe Tecumseh conma asa [ор individual, single* game, С iTecumseh Products 33% 30% 3 E- A ARRONDIE CLASS ЕДЕ ая tn nisu at fe US Ten isl The juniors will have as their Jr. Payne 258 | CLINTON WOMEN'S LEAGUE {Harvey's Grill 33- 31 : Monday, Jan. 9 | Friends church. Meeting with Mrs, |Saturday evening at the University E AL j^ gat t si] а s Gri ENG eon Johi IONDAY CLUB 7 pa Han at т hospital. in Ann Arbor. He had) study the “Yakima Boy," a story o High. team, single game. Cal's! № L Hoelzer’s zo dg Si ENGAGED — Mrs. Leon John MONDAY CLUB — Hobby Day ,Perry Hayden 7pm. —— | heen a patient at the hospital for two Indian boys that. shows how Tog Shop 1054 | Its a Mystery 49 19, Tecumseh Greenhouse ..32 32} son of 506 W. Kilbuck street is | at Methodist church 2 pam. Chair-| WE ZR LEAGUE—with | I? wee: d had теа ‘there| both learn to accept the Christian © , High individual, 3 games; Rog!Munger's T. V 46 22/Britton Barber Shop ....31 33 | announcing the engagement of Mrs. C. W. Allen. Leader, Mrs. Stanley Kruse, 8 pum. Co- Stier’ spending: Christmas с мау. Mrs. George Anderson will Linger, 687. a | Moore’s Trading Post 39 29 Hanna Insurance 31.. 33 | her daughter, Linda Lou (above) R: J. McCoy. There will be | has Irs. Charles-Clatk, Mrs honk SPORE И Me eet this group. High team, 3 games, Cal's Tog] Geo. Underwood Lin-Mer..32 '36 Race Track Inn 26 38 | t0 Ashley E. Chase, son of Mr. | a-guest speaker and members шеш eannan шп CITAR аа 53 years of| Filmstrips, - songs, gàmes ‘and Shop 3012 Kiebler's Market 31 ,37,United Prod. Workers...25.' 39 and Mrs. Sheldon hase; who jaske © ng their hnbbies. | Goodman, 256 ia mecting. “Devo: age was born Fèb 9 “1909, in Те. stories will comprise each: session, —— | The Bucket 127 4l Велс Sérvice 2 9- 45 live at 207 №. Ottawa St. Linda bles will be provided for display jtions, Mrs. Frederick Dickinson. seh rownahip zd IE he són This entire program is in. cHatge TECUMSEH PRODUCTS LEAGÜUE| Lypp's Service. .—24 44|Pontiae Sales -18 46 | Will graduate from Tecumseh. and the church йы bpened. by TE. meeting postpued: ош Маврга оаа and Mary Сит. оС the secretary of children’s work, м 2nd Shift Underwood Chev. 24 44) “High individual, single - game, | high school with the el of |l p.m. Hostesses, А SSUBIRES May: | WEEE. | mings Brooks. Fèb; 5, 1927, he was Mrs. Horace James. i Ww L| High individual, single game, D. Eloise Judkins 207 1957. Ashley is a 1955 graduate | пага Mulvaney, Rhea Stephenson, | Wednesday, Jan, 11 married ina Curry а i for he! j Pu Лоіѕе Judkins 207. and is employed by the Tecum- | Ray ` Herrick, .Glenn-- Williams,| "Lu. ur p uns ‚ married to па Curry and for the Shipping 37 27| Luke 213. High team, single game, w.o.h, | ? К Кар EVE уа A June | Clarence. Brock, ` Veva Connor,|. EXCHANGE CLUB — Dinner | past 19 years they. have: lived: in Joily Five .. 86 28! High team, single game, Mun- The Bucket 788;-w.h.; B-&-B-845. se Farm Equipment Co. A June wl 1 Elliott. t А P klin si ^A! meeting at Eagles Hall, 6:30 рт |their present home. During that Machine Shóp 35 29|ger's t VETTS. L3 ii High individual, series, Margaret | Wedding is planned. W- PAA RTA OPR ea V.F.W. — Meeting in Post home | time he had been employed by the Ч yirual, 3 games, D. 7 0 * Forser, Cla: Aebersold and |. T | Todusaeeh Products С, : | Rockets 3 F лү eyin games ph eur Fe, жой, ТАШ Od SAVINGS HN HA Percy Hand E p nen ри feum = зш шы Со. PIS ‘Tool Room $ ы g am, series, w.0.h., Lan- | | : а Aro coe AN sSm1E485 — rylhin| Mr. Brooks is survived by his Sales Assembly . .23 41] High team, 3 games, Munger's|castor 2285; w.h., B & В 2411. HAS HOLIDAY PARTY x neve Ue ma with Hall, 8 p.m d wife; two sons, John D. and Robert High individual, single вате, |Т. V. 2228. Dorothy Farley, Sec'y. RS: TRUE S, assis y Mrs. UTHERAN LADIES. AIDE — |L, Brooks; one daughter, Petry 254. } ew | с Forty guests of the United Sav | George Green Jr. Owen | Church social room: 0 p.m Mrs. Richard Gr High team, single game, Tool} MEN’S HOUSE LEAGUE | [ings Bank, were entertained at the Partridge Leade 5 oward , METHODIST W. — Meet |children all of Tecumseh; one х Room 1020. WE k ll [Country Club "Thursday evening Truesdale - т pic. blishing | ing at chureh with Mrs. Harper in| brother, Howard Brooks and four Behold, what manner of love High individual, 3 games, Den-| Tecumseh Products 37 15 as et a | Dec. They were the bank di-| W es ee ponsibility. | charge of program and devotions. sisters, Mrs. Roscoe Hewlett, Mrs.| ће Father hath bestowed upon ney 629 Wilson's Cities Service .34 18 jrectors, officers and employees) Вг se "e us Hostesses, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Davis | Irving Gove and Mrs. Charles us, that we should be called the High team, 3 games, Machine Linger's Market 33 19 GAMES FRIDAY jaog their guests. Dinner A nc — Youth. House, 8 Ё т Н апа nes Mulvaney. i Tos of Tecums and sons of God.—(I John 3,1.) Shop. 2695. "sgleston's Cleaners 33 19 Te Sole "oe C. © jyed-at 7 p.m. at tables decorated | I nd will be in charge of M ursday, Jan. [George Kielwasser of Ann Arbor. Eae 1 4 : oo петата с Е 3 20 Iccumseniat Monroe G:C | inthe holiday theme and cach tad pageant and Mrs. L. CONSERVATION LEAGUE —| He was preceded in death by his » EO EUN WI e due Me T. & C. CIVIC LEAGUE Clinton Machine 30 22 Hartland at Boysville found her place marked by a cor-| of devotions. Hostesses, Mrs. Floyd | Meeting in club house on Carson parents and one brother, Ralph ES i, pt with the ‘love,. the I ji w LIB Ae Motor Sales 28 24 Onsted at Britton Sage. Miss Diane Woodward en-| Bryan, Mrs. Anna Grigg, Miss Mary | Road. | whose death occurred in Nov. 1955,| £204; of our Heavenly Fathen, u EE ME eec 9 DAY tertained the guests with several] Snedicor, Mrs. Harold Davidson,| ST. Р S GUILD — Meeting! Funcral services were he red. We depart from ‘them through _ A 37 23|Denney's Tavern 24 28 GAMES SUN 1 2 uncral-services were held- Wed-| л х $ EagieNo.-1 Un ЖЖ 315 28% а 4 м {solos and led group singing with| Mrs. Harley McConnell, Mrs. Wil-lat thé Parish House with Mrs. Vere - чү Б ‚| our own wilfulness, selfidhnesd, У 2 34 26| The Bucket 23% 2| Boysville at Adrian C. С agro ce. M. pè : 4 ч y Ae Se = nesday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the But even th 5 Eagle No. 3 9| Rosscráns 22 30 BAY [Miss Kay McClure а ompanist.|liam Butler and Mrs. Don Nettle-| W. Larsen and Mrs. Hs H. 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Thompsom and ae | з ы E a hand in'chief in a large Korean city now {ай 10 Jackson, Hudson and Morenci dur-| in Central and South America. | daughter Anne were Dr. and Mrs. hool ing the: titst'week of Jan ә 3 r schooling of a future wire main-|equipped with a 4,000-line manual-| John Thompson and their five-chil- n. 7 > : z od Jan. 4, it will be shown at Te- tenance chief in a large Korean ly-operated switchboard telephone| dren of Adrian and the yo This show, which has appeared} cumsch high school at 2 p.m. 7 ility yesterday wel-|syste ы тее їй y it 1 і" The utility yesterday wel [унеш Mrs. Thompson’s mother, Mrs. every majór exposition and} Two showings are scheduled at ed Yoo Kun Oh, chief of the uis SE ed " the air for 5 [Er КУФ RIOSHIHS-REGRSCHOOHAGO а а Ума : —6—— Maria Staudt of Aschenaffeni пег- аце ae күре inan ie years,’ Jackson high school Jan one at engineering section of the Taejon Germany, Mrs. Staudt- Has E я s-included this part of the-couns..g.05 gy Ki Jacks: Tele-communications Bureau, Min i 4 н і will z peace Бо алп. OL. унео i X = iting her daughter and famil С try on its current national tour. [/ Eh aatia o ___ | istry of Communications of the Re-, . "NS tae Р * ES y for х= The stage show, will demonstrate |T hial = $1 public of Korea, to a four-month} verae eire nily 5 SUABE ROVE WI. С ISITE г parochia 2r pas shu | ceived permission to remain for a the interesting and. entertaining таг- | students from Vafiderco 5 stay of on-the-job training. longer stay. m 1 vels of science developed in the t Јаскѕоп and Michigan Cen- Residing at the YMCA, Muske- n NUT 84 | famed laboratories of the General | te F | O MAON will visit the utility Dean, Leonard; who has,’ Beem The boys of Cub Scout Pack 73 this Electric Company. Each of -its|: Jan. 6, the show will be held at General offices daily to participate | Spending OH ave гош ш Sed onjo ed a skating party last Frid тапу demonstrations has been : TE n en S Bees with his mother, Mrs. Lucille doy = g party ву i s üs en | the Hudson at 10 a.m. for in on-the-job. training in main- Leonard. returned: Monday to his afternoon from 2 to 4 at the Skate heir carefully tailored to give a simple, | jjudson students, and at 2:30 p.m. tenance methods used by Generali, in Calif ^ y Arena on M-52 north of. Adrian, “ot easily under ndable explanation! the same day in Morenci, at Stair Telephone, including training in| “ аы. There was a good attendance and bow ү of a scientific fact. The show does] Auditorium, for Morenci area stu- operation and -maintenance of} Е the cubs were transported by par tian j x not deal in sli&ht-of-hand;- ratiter,| dents and residents IB automatic and manual switch-| “Pvt. Gerald VanValkenburg, son | ent drivers: will « it takes samplings ‘of research pui E: | hoards, In addition, Mr. Oh will'of Mr. and Mrs. Fay VanValken- new j which seem to be magic, and strips Ў А | ; study methods of preparing cable “Биги left by. air Sunday evening| - Mrs. Joe Rice is in Plymouth and | them of their mystery. 40th Anniversary > T à р records, utilization of testing to return to his army base in Calif. | where she is attending a {уб баў. REET NEW YE! AR About 70 persons greeted the New Year Saturday nig equipment and preventive rnáin-; Не had’ spent 10 days here: | lon. [reae it nes, zv He 45 d } B quip! i р p y meeting of the state board of the где onored.»unaay formal > homés of the H. L. Spencers, the В. W. Неггіёкѕ:апа t tenance in general: He will also} NM Daughters of the American Revo, rk, WIT AND WISDOM CLUB Deos vais the adt Wed Living visit many of the utility's 78 ех- Mrs. Alice Halsey, who makes lution. Mrs. Rice is state registrar. 1 HAS QUIZ PROGRAM anniversary of Mr. and: Mrs. Lynn | Ta additio ton Müskicon Dee ee her home with her daughter and — | The home of Mrs. Earl Wick- id Mr. Harris’. brother and Ран нот Muskegon, ег The Korean engineer, who re- family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Han-| Mrs. Fred Sheldon, who recent- | wire and daughter Marjorie was! and Mrs. T. J. Harris (ТОМ and “Adrian ar ports he is "right at home” in to-' dy’ of Tipton is ill-of pneumonia. у returned -home after spending ! festive «with holiday decorations | celebrated the fact by holding open | The ot cocktail went to the Herr day's frigid weather — mild in, She has been confined to her bed 10.days at Herrick Memorial hos- M Monday evening when’ they enter- house in their home in Brooklyn! [ор cóck } 1 а aytons for danc- | "88У respects in comparison to for over a week but her condition pital’ is gradually improving "id ' " ne ie E ie d Club | Sunday afternoon ч Юг COCK house anc to the Laytons for danc- |р home city of Taejon, famed as is slightly improved. health. Her daughter and husband, 1 a ED Mar LX ing and par part of the ‘Iron Triangle’ battle — Mr. and Mts, Chris Anderson of > |. tor tho. Jan, megting. Dus ia iher Ња дотам Nemaka ithe А + ided music for dancing. sector of the Korean conflict —| Miss Patricia Marx of Grosse|Flint have been helping in the а S as 2 plete I | £ а 151 а ng.

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| + Shown at the ire Mrs. R /. Herrick, Mrs. J. E. Lay- | Republic of Korea Ministry of Re- ser. sons and Mrs. Gertrude Skinner | ent and the brief business meeting | tives except members of the South А и а г. & Und ыба anced E т : И ye was conducted :by the treasurer,|Branch Club. A beautifully decor-| on, Mr. Н. L. Spencer, Mr. J. E. Layton апі Mr ег. construction. ч ч А of Toledo spent the day with the n a ` 7. G. Waldr : p ; Lp ыу жоба; On completion of his training, | Mrs. John Корка received word | family. f j W. G. Waldron. | ated wedding > was served апа by Cooney’s Studio) ompie В, ie A $ 5 н "Mr 1 Mrs. Harr selys j * У ney 5 = Mr. Oh will return to Korea {о Dec. 27 of the death of her cousin — ; 4 The program was in charge of ME Mrs, Harris received many.| - — ——— | Mrs. Bessie Gostic of Jackson, Mrs Mrs. Kenneth Dawson and chil- = Ís r Варе Bonner мав pr нод HR Ead aitonding from. Tecumseh Dec. 29, to Mr. and Mrs, Jerry| Jan. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith |Gostic was a sister of Perley Gee dre » who have been visiting Mrs. ‘| TI man. He conducted алаг" of {included Мс and. Mre > "ur \ hester, a son Perkins, Onsted, a daughter. MRS. HARDY'S j whose ораш ahi il Yale Rabe lett Mondes ote г, amusing. and interesting quizzes{Collins, Mrs. P. C. Heide : р Dec. 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert} Jan. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert] ADDRESS GIVEN Маса for Calif. to join-her husband. Mr. h. giving: honorable mention to the Ray Puffer пай Mr. and Mrs. Ted | Seidel, Deerfield, son. 3ritton, a daughter. Little change is reported in the Miss Francis Baker, a teacher in| Dawson, who is city manager-: of + 4. жїшрга, " McConnell. 4 | Dec. 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Loraine| Jan. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. John|condition of Mrs. P. B. Hardy who the fourth grade of Patterson: Yuba City phoned her to fly to p Refreshments. were served by >|) E acs E Glanc ooklyn, a son. Gorr, Petersburg, a son. is a patient in the fracture depart- school is spending the holiday re-|Sacramento and their future plans T the hostesses who were ted by| А. British explorer, Captain| Dee. 28, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dae ie and Richard! Jan. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy| теп of the University hospital. cess in Calif. She is expected back are uncertain. o Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Collins and! James Cook, was first to sight the , Onsted, a daughter. Si М “ м Ж ооа Apr i "|She has undregone a second hip next week. $ o Mrs. Fred Rector, The Feb. meet-|ice mass surrounding Antarctica, ec: 29, to Mr. 5nd Mrs “av Muhn, Tecum ughter. | Hurst, Tecumseh, а son. operation and her stay in the hos- There is only one direction from: Ў ing will be at Ше home of Мг. and during а circumnavigating trip in ес. 29, to Mr. and Mrs, Lavern| рес to Mr. and Mrs, Frank| Jan. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. James|pital is indefinite. Her .address is . Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dewey were | the geographical South Pole,: Mrs. Fay VanValkenburg 11770, Moll, Holloway, a daughter, Cremeans, Onsted, a son. ;oding, Brooklyn, a daughter. 4 East. in Ann Arbor Monday evening to} North. — ! - | hamiem meom amo am amo amoa i amomo amam oam aeo amo amo am oam amoa a amo amo amo amo am amo am oao amo m o mmo amo a oam amoa $ aoao amoa oaoa amoo o a amo ae ao aoao amo ao amomo amao aeo amo amo amo amoa aoao a iaoeo aoao amo amomo aoao amo amo amo amo amo amomo aoao anoano amo aeo amo aoao amo aiioa р o \ = resented by lecumsen Fiigh School Class o : y t D MadarigoNTCRID era tees АКЫ pi e а m dali MEAN Soluta Pat Davis torpor (ont o bike kein ыллыы ORAS Rand ИИИ Ed Lewis D SUR tance APRES oa КШ ШЕЛ» ЛП: “Sharon Claxton / Mrs. Bradman ECCE TS Support the T.H.S. Seniors Compliments of H Р К Л ТЫК КЛ КАЛ жарта TT а 5

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Th ашу 5, "1956.

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Thomas fan ail es The Jan. meeting of the Macon visiting their EE ini 224 Man vomp Пр i ану Oras с ^

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Thursday, Jan. 12 for a lur of the fourth; "Wm " at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Melvin Members of the day circle enter-| vin be the hostess and tained the Alice Jane evening cir officers will be guests cle Wednesday at the home of Mrs. | Mills Charles. Bigelow. Mrs.. Rena Mor- chairmen den and Mrs. Dil Burleson. were arty mhon ot Ii coup

co-hostesses. Christmas carols were sung by the group and Mrs. James | Thomas and Mrs. Herbert Morden | sang two 5 tions accompanied

married in the Macon Church d ing 1955 will be held in the church |

{dining room Saturday, Jan: 7 at 8

m by Mis. Carl Thomas. Mrs. Vaughn "Wiss Suzanne- Lowery. of Whited of Clinton ae Heel ot Arbor spent Wednesday and Т “The Little Mc jj M rt АР l'day with her cousin, Miss Rebekah ter Bale of ‘Tipton, . Mrs Bigelew |

Glenn of Tecumseh and Miss dra Cook of Dexter were guests. |i. North Carolina is spending Refreshments were served by | eral. days with. his father Edwa ipd

the hostess. The Bigelow home was | Handley and his brothers and sis- beautifully decorated in the hoff? ters ^ day тобе Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riggs and family. of Ann Arbor called on her |father Joseph Bock Thursday eve ning.

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la Miller of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Crutchfield their annual holiday party at the | Youth House last Wednesday eve.

1 family’ entertained at a Nev

's Eve party, Mr. and Mr: anley Bauschka and son Mike, ning. Marcia Bashore and Delora / mas dinner their children and their Mr, and Mrs. Roy Уап Doren and Fletcher were in chárge of ne -dimilies; Mr~and Mrs- Virgil Tuck- Temiarén of АЛОМА... uni. and. aifts wore-exehax T... м er and family of Tecumseh, Mr.|Mrs. Alvin La Gore of Onstett ments-furnished by the two tedch- id Mrs Bernard Tucker -and| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller, ^75 Were served. amily of Macon, Mr. ànd- Mrs. Wil-entertained New Year's Eve Mr. а= ford Tucker and family and Мг. Гапа Mrs. Lewis Vershum; Mr. and А ind Mrs. Eugene. Flint and family | Mis... Walter. Miller, . Mr. J. Mrs. Mr. and Mra Herbert Hoag: айй WILD HIR Adrian, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ries|James Vershum, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-,children drove to Saginaw Satur- flower § t Mr-antt Mrs. Weldon | sell Verstitm, Mr. and Mrs. Robert|day to take Mis.‘ Hoag's mother, Phone 4 i family-of Maxenci-and | Gih: and Mrs. Tom Gittus, | Mrs: Anna Holm-to-her-home-theré, Mrs: Elwood ‘Tucker and] му, and Mrs. Clarence Sehroeder|She had been their ‘aust for the SMALL U y and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrett past Week, | seen Mr. and Mrs. Pirl Robison were| Mrs, Andrew Crutchfield and|- нр | E prec 50 relatíves of the I sons and Mrs. Clare Griffon and "че, istmas- Day atta coopera dren spent Friday afternoo «трепет r held the B tton in. dae Bis i ae AGE Ie THE ЕС она E . t nt were anc Y "re; spe lew Educ: OM pA DN A e ge Pe OF A WELL SPENT S ORAN М м i YOUTH" reasonal and Mrs, Henry Logan and im Ypsilanti tavs: K Мг. cand -Mrs. Perry Luce .and| Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibbs of Ma-|| emm ‘(Author's name! below) метш URTA amily- and Myrtle “Rinehart. and|son were weekend guests of her One of the reasons: why the OS L .; family parents, Mr, and. Mrs. Andrew/| youth of today will have a mote RBALSILI Mis, Ма Miller spent the Christ-| Crutchfield and family. On Sunday comfortable old age is the in n's a kend with her sister and, they: “accompanied Mr. and Mrs;||éreased use of vitamins. Your в. ` С Mrs, Harr | David Cooke and family to Man:|f children . will live longer” be arl. ~ Gill апа À chester to spénd the day with Mr. ~-

Nor 1 Gill of cast. Dundee. {апа " them vitamins from their very i V l- Bortel. arr home last, entertained at a family gathering. birth. | {week after under surgery at) Others present were Mr. and Mrs We. carry hundreds of ањ St. Jüseph hospital, Ann Arbor. |John -Crutchfield and family of ferent vitamin. combinations In and Mrs. О. E. Priest| Wayne and Bill Jedele of Clinton

their |

Christmas |

cause you have been giving

Mrs. Claude Crutchfield wha

stock and each one is carefully end with

Mrs stored to best protect its poten-

* Christmas w and Mr. and George Cline

ir^ dauittiter, Mrs. ary Austin | and CE of 5 RUE vesc] Sr Many of them are refriger- s and family at Howell : |. Mrs heresa С hannt has. close dif- ated. All of them are the nto PRK се Sproul of Clinton her home and will apend the win: ducts of pharmaceutical chem. brother and wife ter months with her daughter, Mr. |f ists of high reputation i Mrs. John Underwood and Mrs. John Beale and family. ' and Mrs. Roy. Kehrl and} Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fairbanks e Be i c of Northville, Fdward aud three. daughters spent New А Be 1 of Garden Сиу, and Mr.| Year's Eve at the home of Mr 1 ny ar Albert Adrian and family and M Robert Beach and sons; YOUR PHYSICIAN | H of Blissfield s last week in Adrian and returnéd home Sun CAN PHÓNE | A E Monday of Mr G. Miller апа day afternoon | TECUMSEH 245 i Edna | Wendell Frear. accompanied Bill Bortel, a student at M.S.U.! Richard Filter of Tecumseh and} WHEN YOU NEED ived home Christmas Eve to Ed Dumback and Tom of Ypsi- A MEDICINE 1 the rest of his Christmas lanti to Opel. Lake on a fishing} т а acation with his parents, Mr, and trip REALSIL. Mrs. Virgil Bortel after being em- 0-— j . Men's à ployed for a time at Grosse Pointe. HOME BUILDERS ‘ міз. ( Mr. a | Wa nee Data ELECT OFFICERS Pick up your prescription Pair. entertained ? 5 У if shopping near us, or let us and Mrs. Don Berkley of Rel Mrs. Arlie Becker entertained|} deliver ^ promptly without LARGE t nd Mr. and Mrs. Martin, the Happy Home Builders Class of|| charge. А great many people ї sel of Macon. the Baptist church at her һое | entrust us with the responsie ] The Ridgew cemetery board|last Thursday evening with 23 bility of filling their pre will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in|present. Harold Davidson conduc-|| seriptions. May we compound ] the -town-hall ted. the -business meeting during |] yours? Mr. and Mrs. Clare Griffen!which new officers were „elected | _ entertained at a New Year's Eve!as follows: president, Robert Gil- e s| party, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Judkins|lespie; vice. president, Mrs. Arlie of Grass Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-|Becker; secretary, Mrs. L з y y neth Smith of Dundee, Mr. апй|апа treasurer, John Surratt. \ Mrs. Merlin Downin nd Mr and| Mr. and Mrs. Н. McConnell HODGES Mrs Ronnie Frayer and Мг. апа | вауе a most interesting account'of Robert Auten. their recent trip into Mexico 'il- DRUG STORE Sam Watkins and|lustrating it with many beautiful 9 at a family slides and mementoes which they | 120 E. Chicago Blvd. ose present were had brought back Tecumseh of Tecumseh,; ‘The next meeting will be a pot- PRESCRIPTION Mr. and Mrs. Griffen, Mr.|luck supper at the home of Mr, and CHEMISTS. ind Mrs, Clare ( en and chil- Mrs. Robert неа on Jan. 19. Quotation Љу R.. Palmer dren, Mrs, Bertha Swick and Mrs - 0———— (1808:1887) Nell Gray_and Jimmie ^ Mrs. Emma Bach of Lincoln | FOR JOB PRINTING Copyright 1956 (1W1) neolr Park spent last week with Mrs. CALL 476 RSE текстен»

ome,

ciéarance

All Women's WINTER COATS

WHITE SHEETS 81 x 99

$1.69

PILLOW CASES 42 x 36 89c

aOR RT Rai ee Rayon & Nylon BLANKETS @™ $5 5 72 x 90 $6.95 Value Sale ``

оь Cannon Bath Size TOWELS 6° Beautiful Colors: Regular 79c Value... Sale 69¢ HAND TOWELS To Match ; 49c Value . . . . . Sale 9с

Wash Cloths | Look for the. 25c Value $ Table in |. Sale 19c the .Basement- Real Bargains: |

* Look for the Red Sales Tags. ' * Many, Many More Items ^; on Sale NT

Osborne's Department Store "Pay the Cash and Clothe the Family for less" |

J 'ecumseh

Cotton Flannel SHEET BLANKETS

$3.59 Value

SALE PRICE $2.98

Ш/т=т И WANT ADS @

| | rS i | | i» | = рсы угш? m Baten WANT AD RATES AND. DEADLINE - | Rea Estate | |

id WILD ove е aa: | A i

г па арена ешмш Sn) MOM сото носон mox oí DR DN | - Start 1956 Wilson's Motor Sales

г, Phone 48 for delivery. Dtr (JUST LISTED: Ideal family home irst week, 3c a word, 50c minimum | : |

ë: | AL се mt in excellent condition: Two m Following weeks, 2c a word, 256 minimurn | Out Right. РЕ SOTO PLYMOUTH

z SMALL UPRIGHT Plano. $15. Сап bedrooms with-closets and Ба | 3

| be seen at 807 N. Pearl St. 1229| up; bedroom and part bath down | BOX REPLIES:

in | M a has : | Large living room, dining room,!

| Becomethe | А DES. ur: |

fete 315 s М mits iome Yitehen: —xumumer: Jitehen wilh| lOc extra | Owner of А |

' ns. » Maumee. Phone washing facilities. Basement with | 1 |

reasonably priced. Open Sun-|in porch: Garage. Near ы a ALSO. AWNINGS | Зе a word, 50c minimum : ^ = 4

days: Keéney Orchards, Tipton. | down town. Full price only $12, AND CANOPIES We-have three new ranch style Firedome 4 Dr., Radio, Heater, Powerflite and WW

З 12:9 t£| Сап pe shown anytime. IF AD IS. CHARGED: fiomes about ready to move in to Tires. 10,000 Miles by one owner. SHARP, ' RHALSILK HALF PRICE SALE, VERY NICE THREE BEDROOM ROY W. DAHLKE | 3c a word, 50с minimum Look them over, take your pick Pra idee um Lingerie оше m M уш se ПШ nj N. UNION Add 10e per week lor bookkeeping nx n eene diis DESOTO Bpàrl.-104-R. Ri 112|tion room, automatie. gas furnace, TECUMSEH DEADLINE: TUESDAYS, 5 P.M. |Land ‘contract financing available Firedome Hardtop, Radio, Heater, Powerflite and ad - us -— i о wáter heater. Living room has PHONE 854-1 ЄР building гоп main “street WW. Tires, One Owner. Looks and Runs like new, 1 FORD. EIGHT, clean, sharp. | wall-to-wall carpeting. Tiled kitchen 5-26 tf} |'hitnediate bibsessidi : |

,000 ‘actual miles, New tires,

900/78. with many built-ins... Aluminum K Nn and. brakes. $295. No

storms and screens, Garage, fended =

1955 PLYMOUTH

| 207 Clark Street, Clinton, Michi-

ratte: | Fuller, 707 ..W. Chicago,| yard with outdoor grill. Immediate 7, :] | gan. Seven room, four bedroom Savoy “V-8 4 Dr. Radio, Heater and Powerflite. ES luo WP fosse vere Ll aac Notices Tor uro jhome for sale | WW Tires. One owner. 13,000 Actual Miles, è VISIT OUR NEW THREE BEDROOM RANCH AND SAVE! | Uo ASS 4-family apartment house short OI e o ai STYLE: This home may be finan- USE OUR | 5 distance from: Clinton. Apartments 1955 PLYMOUTH SKATE EXCHANGE ced by Е.Н:А.—@1—ог.Ёапа Con: RENTAL SERVICE REFRIGERATION all furnished, showing excellent in- ^V.&" 4 Dr. Radio, Н d P fi » tract. Full basement. with. gas fur- х 2b aut TROUBLES? PUBLIC AUCTION come. Terms available, and pay Sevag v © Dry Badio; Наше (ae КЕНИН WE BUY nace, gat hot water heater, ceramic Wallpaper. Steamers | ments like rent. and WW Tires. One Owner. Hed and Black

Call B & H Refrigeration Sales: & Service

Commercial # Domestic

tiled bath with tub, and shower. Oak floors, birch. flush doors. Plas- tered walls. decorated. to your choice;of colors, All lot improve- |

Floor Sanders Floor Edgers Floor Polishers

АП household furnishings, Sat-[|Large commercial lot just west of |

l Clinton located on U.S.112

[i USED. SKATES 11955 DESOTO

Fireflite Convertible,

urday, Jan. 7, 1 p.m. at 32 W Radio, Heater, Powoerflite,

рањи

[ы 660, à i iet improve) FREE ESTIMATES Furnished cottage at. Vineyard | т cyamibteA, ments are Un Сорана a 7; Hand Sanders | dior fun - NN Lake. Сап be used as year around Power Steering, Power Brakes, Power Seat, Power ! th b: m ёл EVE PRE PEN saat (Both Rotary & Vibrator) | "Teotmie] 588-М Brown St., Tecumseh, home. Modern. Priced at low dol- Windows and WW Tires. New Car Guarantee. Car " deett and driveway strips. Possession | Р] $ Т; s | h 9 lar so call for an appointment to| А ч i Ps = 12-15. tf Soe" | А C ee ie d Fred. Bryan buy your year around home. | just like new. SEE THIS ONE! d Baci ‚|! X Caulking Guns Britten 3135 | Жу т [eae uino DU OF mente cts |, sa TECUMSEH 1954 PLYMOUTH мы! , 5 Lis. » а _ ~ —— —————— | & Men's and ladies’ hose. Lingerie. apo {е ne дает зх Lawn Roller SEWING MACHINE Lovely five room home. Oil heat, Savoy Club Sedan. Hadio, Heater and Hy Drive. Mts. Orville Dewey, 215 М. jun түнө Ej ¥ Grass Seeders 1 large lot 90' x 137', full basement, | "SHARP" i ? «|bath. Living room has wall-to-wall repairs on all makes, Work guar» Real Estate < A á halt gar hardwood | Рей. a: R. 15 carpeting, kitchen, bedroom and | anteed. Estimates free, By Singer far and à ШС garage, hardwood

floors, screens.and storms are just | some of the things that make this

LÁRGE STORAGE CABINET for 1953 CHRYSLER

den down, two bedrooms up. One| Sewing Machine Co, | authorized

‘ul hardwood floors and woodwork, vilheat, beautiful landscaped lot. |

Sheet musi¢, and records. Beau- petere ЧО corner lof, С. f Q : б EE A E. Маме, Ee YOUR HOME home a very desirable one. Shown New Yorker Convertible, Radio, Heater, WW Tires Ea. máhogany, Том ) 5 zu IS WAITING hf appoi eni om | and Automatic Transmission. Extra Shárp. dem ИЛОН; o 1 FULL, ERICE эш Ы. The friendly, Store ROOFING & SIDING service. Ваї- А 3 Bedroom Ranch Style home. Lot| m rooms, livi Y , bath, r | 110 x 300. Doubl ti RERRIGERATOR, 83 cubic ft. Pen dre room with gas fur- rett Roofing. Genuine Inselwood) yf McCoy $ х ouble garage, beauti- 11953 FORD

1953 model. Large freezing com timent. Perfect condition. Wil-

siding and 3-D Inselum lifetime aluminum siding. Free estimates. |

nace, water. «heater. Aluminum "N-8" 4 Dr., Radio and Heater.

storms. and screens. Large two car 66 ACRES ONE MILE EAST OF

jam Macbeth, 400 Outer Court. $ a car | EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING.| Locke Roofing Co. David .G.|0 ACRES riced at less than cost as owner Күү, 15|8aragé. Lot 90' x 768'. Immediate] ^ Gaston & Son, 821Ч| Locke. 15 Mill St. Tecumseb.| TECUMSEH. $350.00 рег acre. 1as transferred out of the state. 1952 PLYMOUTH П eh postesilon. — Phone 480-M. ' 23110 Éf gy ACRES EAST OF MILAN. Three | Will carry a contract to reliable | brook 4 Dr; Radio, H Кылса Ks REMO TOR, bean for quick | THREE BEDKOOM BRICK RANCH | For Professional — Courteous АСЕЛЫМ bedroom home, cement block barn. | 29: Pre MEAE A eee De FM M = A h Ж = = д : x Ў й | мАн +, s wner. cago. Over Hodges Drug ыл RES TRAE Real Estate Service deal with A representative of the Adrian ыр еа eee RENA M. | Store.” 15 Upholstering Company will be in 1952 CHEVROLET

homes have full basernents |. — REALTOR

gas furnace, hot. water heater, cer- ОТ оп Tuesdays. with: fab- MOOD. LEVEL 4; ACBES Wire FITZPATRICK = Ен 55 + ү ү amic tiled bath with vanity, birch гіс samples and free estimates for |! R our bedroom home А eluxe r. Hadio, Heater and Powerglide. | Lost and Found hu finished kitchen КАШЫН, Se aK OHLER =" any furniture you would like to|Good barn, tool shed and other out Clinton Realtor | н garbage disposal, "Quiet" switches. have upholstered or repaired.jbuildings. Good well. Priced to GL 6-4750 & GL 6-4613 11950 BUICK LOST OR STRAYED, beagle pup. Combination rumpus room and Duane Phone CO 3.9212, Adrian, collect |sell Marguerite Smith S 4"Dr.-Radig-H 4 flow... Hi PET рее ар BEROLMAY даюсо гур eur, GRE Tecumseh, Mich. ТӘ EPPO часок 1220116) ACRES WELL WORTH THE Tec. Sales Rep. upét- 4" Dr..-Hadio;-Heater-and-Drnaflow.- «Rune SAR н 15 age. Financing ayailable: EX ЖЕ шс MONEY. Located near -Addison Phone 407-R Good. К d ART BRADY. Sand and gravel Three bedroom modern home. | |

FORD nit

| Custom "V-8" 2 Dr.,

good basement barn with flowing

Miscellaneous well.

b gifs А С тоес Wanted — — hauling. Driveway gravel. Sand pant Сї ue jo ork Wanted 55 acres work land Phone 866 Tecumseh Radio and Heater.

and stone. Limestone. Top soil.

А ‘ONS expertly. done. Custom ‘hauling. Phone 768-R. CROCKETT'S COUNTRY. FUR NEW THREE BEDROOM IN RIV | ën and women. By appoint- | 2980 Russell Road. эзи; NITURE МАНТ buys and вей | ЕЕ ACRES. Year-round air condi Yale L. Kerby 1951 CHEVROLET fflént. Phone 993. 738 S. Union. Phone: 36 | ———— —— | new and used furniture, 2:miles|tioner, garage, black top drive. Broker | Е e 119 | Vern Manwaring !: Jàmeà M. Rolirer. DEAD SLOCK vere d mile. north of Тш. $3,500 will handle ETE wt: | Deluxe 2 Dr., Radio and Heater. - Associate Broker Salesman seh. Phone -W. -94f NEW THREE BEDROOM ON is family home has 4 rooms апа { " 1 i REMOVAL = па са > ‘x... {bath down and 3 bedrooms апі) Real Estate Evenings 884-R Evenings 534R A " BURT ST. FULL BASEMENT, вагу hath up. Has a 1' car garage on| 11947 CHEVROLET = —- СО 5:609 4 age, -cement drive, only 92000 an extra size lot Club Coupe, Radio and Heater. New Tires. Rung P Кыке. а РОК THE BEST BUYS ADRIAN TANKAGE CO TesalzNoti (eee Pl бна Good l Basement. Completely А ege опсеѕ |а т T f ,|Pleasant 6 room house close to| > vá Jame’ Wershum, 9771 in new and used Adri Mich 8 NEW THREE BEDROOM ОМ down town. Move right in. 1950 NASH his Britton 15 Trailer Coaches lan, ich. MAPLE ST. Full basement, cera- ў Come to ———— inp S GROANS SEAMA mic: Bath, garage and cement drive.|Five room and bath all modern| Statesman 2 Dr., Radio апа Heater. H "TRAILER — "34° Skyline rane OMPLETE ROOFING, siding} County of Lenawee ss. > This is-located 1п а Class A Area. home lias attractive large lot. Lo-| ИСБАТ “QU heat, electrie KROUSE TRAILER SALES Cc ad ios о id Probate Court for said Count nela | 2,600 down cated on Occidental. TRUCK SPECIALS

feftigerator, hot and cold water. SOU MNA | Satisfaction guaranteed. WAT-| Adrian, hun Bin Gay ot De Cheer, NICE THREE BEDROOM .HOME|Grey shingled five room home. Gas xm

м зо 9 п,^фа1апсе | fi- US-223, Adrian Mite SON BROS. ROOFING CO., 308 A SD. 1858. NU oL zuNEE Me IN HERRICK PARK. Full base-|furnace in utility room. Hardwood 1952 CHEVROLET need: Steve Werebesk, 117 S, E. KILSUCK, TECUMSEH, | of Probate 4 ment, storm windows-and screens,| floor, storms, large landscaped lot %-Тӧр Pick: R Good. ttis Rd., “Ypsilanti, phone! - ea У. Apr Tati | in ре mater of the нше 0 garage, cement drive, Priced to ray Driv RES Stee ae АСЫ Wellanti 2298.1 15 МЕШИНА; PAR ESTHER BECKMAN, dcceased garag! aye Ys tu EET E IT IS ORDERED. that the 14th day [S° Large home, spacious rooms. Ex- 1951 FORD ы

of March, “A. D. 1956-at ten o'clock in| the forenoon, at the probate office in the city of Adrian, be and is hereby appointed for the hearing, examina- tien and t of all claims and demands id estate, creditors

5 а equi о present | NEW OP REDR T4 fheir claims m Whiting and under oam | NEW THREE BEDROOM ON TER NES ROAD. Extra nice with panel-

90/ ACRE FARM five miles’ from Tecumseh, All modern build- KS 'Allen's Trailer’. Court, *|* iile west of Clinton, phone GL

64320: 15

Card of Thanks CHARLES L, KEMPF

Our grateful thanks to each and| TECUMSEH e who helped to make it} every one who helpe: SAW SHOP -

a Merry Christmas at the Parrett |

THREE BEDROOM RIGHT DOWN TOWN. Can be bought on contract. Make an offer

cellent condition. Oil furnace, 2-car garage plus work shop space | Beautiful landscaped yard. Moder- ate price amid high priced homes.

2-Ton Cab and Chassis.

1940 FORD

¥%2-Ton Pick-up.

WILSON MOTOR SALES

Income property in excellent ło-

t thereof upon J. C.

Nursing. home. To “Santa”, {о | "р "led kitchen. and dining. Full base-|cation for apartments or commer- ПИТНА | those who gave the lovely trec|8 MILL ST. : PHONE 949-7 Рет AUS iment, large garage. $3,000. down. | cial use 3 = r j 1 ir > : x h, M t less than twenty | qr 3 А x 1 А è TWENTIETH CENTURY. a Bite te ич Girl) Clinton, Briggs and Stratton | fys prior to the date set for sald TWO BEDROOM HOME ONE) i a cozy 2 bedroom home in| hone: 888 - 5. Sup s Phone: 888 souts, th €i $ , héaring. E al Nice size lot. Т 4 a y T í WELDERS carollers, the Dundee Music cli | and other types small engines IT I5 FURTHER. ORDERED, that|full price, $1,000 down. No closing | Clinton. Has gas heat, storms, hard Ls бь pru d "Buck" d and all other ‘organizations who | repaired. доное thereot БЫ чеп кабо cost. wood floors, nice kitchen cup-| amar eever E uck" Maynar were so kind and thoughtful we à d d secutive weeks, within thirty. days з boards. Located near downtown. expréss our appreciation. 15 Сїйїп saws. repaired and {гил the gate hereof, in The fecum. TWO. BEDROOM with unfinished f hay'll tackle; Муга Parrett “and staff. | sharpened, circulating ^im said county upstairs, 1% car garage, storm|!n Britton = Large home with КЕЛЕЫ | ` L " charpeed |a БМА Жай at а. [уййн and soreens, awning, tu e ane mi ins Read Herald Want Ade t ог = vers: shar rue сор; sema POE LET ive w. 5 v b 3 1 > КҮ antr Welder, 7 ! awn · mowers’. sharp {HUE SOP EGG. Probate Register (basement. Extra nice. lot, ive with its’n vilt in features. | Же Tatch lo work I wish to express my sincere | and. fepaired. 1-5 Е if 7 nre. | Two new-ranch type homes in Brit: Ses ete car ae ad Ф РЕ metal • Brazing thanks to all my friends, neigh- Е ноа cand: re- A REAL шор AM BU i tun: 3 and A“ bedioomk:: Priced IO filli s.» Boñding and shaping bors,” relatives . and all: organiza- ? an be financec & T" T Заря: » He tions for the lovely:gifts, cards.and toótlied: sell now! personal letters; the Rev. and Mrs i атуы М -( | Grocery and general merchandise Ho ay ol est Tibi TPríest апа Rev.: and „Мт. Bashore Circular. saws ground. C оу |Store, same location for many [roca] se aliam moe for their many visits also Dr. Dus-| Expért -Knifes and. shear years, Large paved parking space. veni tin, th ti ides fot р д P E SP in, the nurses, nürseS-aides for | 1 | See this. the Wonderful care I received dür- shàrperüng. | Real Estate | ] For the work out'of ing шу stay at Herrick Memorial| Locksmith — Keys Made | Just listed 130 acres farm in Irish a weld. vith th меМег i vrtid i 1 M | | Hills. Has eight room frame house y hospital. Myrtlé Daykin. 15| : Choo Welder BICYCLES REPAIRED Dats Fens R. J. MeCoy | Plus Darn And garage | ong -15 FOR STORES, THEATERS, Ph. 429J | ! For Rent 9-15 tf Tecumseh 23 acres farm near Mooreville. Has ~ ORGANIZATIONS house to be remodeled D l jr UN A (onda ЫК Legal Notices One of our specialties. Copy EN At Macon, 100-acre farm. Lovely еа mediately. 310 W. Logan. 541-M. and layout suggestions offer- || Evenings remodeled 3 bedroom home | . SMALL FURNISHED APART- STATE OF Олы eS ed if desired, many. illustra- || Jack Osburn | Near Clinton 100 acres, large! MENT. Phone 879-R or inquire Probate Со oF sald, Cou x tions vm We are ui = 1010-W | dz barn, «кааш ew: gar- e 118;N. Division. 15 ro А рсы of the said court, Һе} to produce апу quar tity. Evenings s. 2 apartment income home. ffi din th it e SENE eee р Adrian, om ihe 18th day of December, ||" Quick service. Contact ais for || — ———————————— Modern in every detail tholen. АШАҢ, ЧЫМ Pur (Present, HON. L. В. KUNEY, Judge estimate. Card of Thanks 20 acres three miles south of Te- e. of Prol s 5 à i Court on US-112 west of Clin- the matter of the estate of WIL- cumseh. Has modern home and ton, GL + 64320. 11-17 tf att ts OR РЕНК, Час the: Mi iny| Th Te h We wish to thank those who соп. Mise barnes of March, A, D. 1850 at ten o'clock In е ситве °

tributed food and toys for our fam- ily’s happy Christmas. The contri- butions from the clubs and individ-

60 acre farm near Tecumseh mod- ern home. New ‘granary and large} barns. <

the forenoon, at the probate office in| the city of Adrian, be and is hereby | appoinied for the hearing. examina-

B Mu „ть FURNISHED APARTMENT, A Auto- matic heat. Clinton phone GL-

Herald

r tion and adjustment of all claims and ^ | б i W anted 4185. Ё 15 {demande axainst said симе; creditora uals were sincerely appreciated . i d eata io рговќеп а ini Fruit Far ss as storage ; Ceo e E MODERN TRAIL ER to responsible their clans ti writing and undat oath PHONE 476 Mrs. Bonnie Sniffen тшу га бааша E Ms T 4 to this court and. serve a true copy | B. acres, b п UL DRIVERS who like to} couple. Also modern. trailer | 1$ ereot don Willan Jed Brooke ei OR 733 Er » киче ae si

spaces. Allen’s Trailer Court. % home.

mile west of Clinton. Phone GL 6-4320. 12-22 tf

(ўе money and have personal- service. from their auto in- ránce, Call Del King, 420-R.

mirtistrator non said estate whose ad- dress is 216 uth Union Street, T cumseh, Michigan not less than twenty | oar prior to the date set for said ear!

Our Lot Is Open Every Night to,8

Call or see

Eltha Kerby, Rep.

Сарот... CALL

obligation, of course. 9-1 tE отете SPACE in Ford Building, | iT, 15 FURTHER ORDERED, that CE in Ford Building. | „ое ео be given by publicatior m ara $4 k 32 deep. P. into [8 given : ication | | 866 Tecumseh w

DREN TO CARE FOR n шу M X 32 deep. Partitioned into ars wis ede Son] Bob Printing ; PR Schneider Bros. Garage, Inc.

Me ог yours. Call 680-W. 1:12 eani «d$ OM Ж ше. Hem ae date hereof, in The Tecumseh | For An Ad In This Space Yale L. Kerby, Broker : ' E а ILIUM 1o S AERA эй! у ce. а ne per рг апа cir 2700 TM i. PLASXERING. Fred Vanderhoff.| Permanent renter desiréd. Sec |<“! ыч В; MONEY Jud Оа | — Tecumséh, Mich.

collect Adrian, CQ 5-1847,| C, 0, Butler-at Butler Motor dis fuí mid Foe Buy U.S. Savings Bonds |

M ; 630 tt ЙАА. D GREGG: Probate Resister | Read Herald Want Ads Read Herald Want Ads! "UY E

1o ^ insite M! Salas)

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6 THE TEÉCUMSEH HERALD Thursday, January 5, 1956

. = = The Silver Lining (Continued from Page 1)

HARRY OLIVER, EDITOR, writ t--ef.the "Desert-?at-Serap Book”; non-profit organization. In another column Harry al

newest edi- pbook 15-а We didn’t mean to be—but we › wrote: "Due to the

taxes and inflation,

in М

The scr

are." increased cost of printing and mailing, this paper now comes to you for:a damn-site loüsier lousy thin dime than formerly. And in another column the desert ets to the.point with: s the-unim-

philosopher really portant things that are important to play with a kitten or your dog?

Can you take an hour If you can't. you ain't

living."

ELMER SLAYTON OF ADRIAN gave us four old HERALDS, опе of whi is 100 years old. When time permits we will explore each one and share them with our

readers. Elmer at one time was in the feed, fuel and. lum-

ber business here with his father: Their store was located in the building now housing. Des Ermia's, Home Furnish- ings. After years with.the A. B. Park Co. in Adrian, Elmer

retired; but he found he 'couldn't, stand һа do so he.got a job with the chain and Adrian and

IN CASE YOU HAVEN'T noticed, this is Leap Year. This means more than just adding an extra day to the month of Feb. Thi can take the initiative in’ proposing to the man of her choice. Of course, some of them do this in any year.

IF YOU WANT SOME first class entertainment, don't fail to see “Blithe Spirit", this year's plays next week Wednesday

DURING THE LONG WEEK-END for the want of something better to do I picked up one of several puzzles given to the childyen. To work one you have to put three rings on a cat's tail. It was interesting but it was not half

"ing nothing to

2. company іп 1e has been going strong ever since.

; year according to the custom, the lady

senior class play. It and Thursday.

Episcopal Women | Install Officers

New officers for the Daughters of St. Peter's Guild were installed Tuesday evening at th. regular January meeting held at the home | of Mrs. W. E. Bly in River Acre: The out-going | president, Mrs. Harry Schuch opened the meeting and during the period of devotions! Mrs. Cecile Smith read an original poem and prayer as а beautiful tribute to the memory of Mrs. Ly- man Curtiss.

Mrs. John McCaughn installed the new officers who are: presi- dent, Mrs. A. H. Brown; first vice president, М Jack Smith; sec- ond vice p lent, Mrs. Cecile Smith; secretary, Mrs. Lynn Hub-| bard; treasurer, Mrs. Anna Haughn| and chaplain Mrs. Bly.

The new president then appoint- ed Mrs. Jack Smith as program chairman and Mrs. A. C. Hamaker and Mrs. Sidney Wilson as the sun-

shine committee.

The hoste assisted by Mrs. McCaughn d refreshments at the close of the meeting.

The next meeting, Jan. 17 will be}

held in the Parish House and each member is to bring a useful article to be auctioned for the benefit of

|the March of Dimes

More Classifieds

For- Sale ADMIRAL refrigerator, Electrolux

electric refrigerator for den or,

living room on stand with com- partment for storage. Davenport, newly upholstered. Gray box spring and mattr ed bed spread and fc

on Hollywood bed frame. А new. Chrome dinette ү Formica top. Two.chairs, extr leaf. Phone Macon 48. 1-

Scientists estimate that Antarc-|

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as interesting as the descrfption on the back which adver- tised the English puzzles; “Popular portable puzzles ргоу- ing positively perplexing and perppetually pleasing posers presenting provoking problems - providing profuse pleasure, and producing a palliative or placid panacea to р sessing a propensity for persistence, patience, pers and painsfaxing propensities.” CONGRATULATIONS TO the three young ladies

named D.A.R: good citizens of the year. By a look at their fine records; they deserved the awards.

persinstently

THE OLDTIMER SAYS: when all about you are lo: ugderstand the situation."

THOUGHT FOR THIS WEEK: The lowest ebb is the turn of the tide.—Longfellow.

"If you can keep your head theirs—maybe you just don't

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what we have in it.

tomorrow—only. seven for.

cause it is full, and I'd hate to lose}

ГЇЇ have 12 for lunch and dinner break-

here. We were house-bound at the] fast. We have a big pot of. venison

height, and for some hours after.

-| stew for dinner—one of the’ neigh- |

| too much current in the yard to| bors. had two packages in his re-

handle а boat. Seems

possible, frigerator units. Luckily our can:

doesn't it? The water poured out of| ned goods supply is ample—and I

| the storm shed door ín a raging| canned quite a bit torrent—Sil tried .to. get

barn; ve up.

I still d go out much—too Telish, quantities of jams: and jel.| hard to walk in the inches деер| 16% sediment. My -poor, once lovely We had a pleasant time tonight |garden!- Wow! But at least the in spite of the wreckage around us

|gophers are

drowned. And

flood doesn't come again. It is children, and gave their | blowing ale tonight and begin-| Some currant jelly. |ning to rain. I don't think we will | ever feel secure in a storm agai \T'll take the earthquake any day [thank you! At least it doesn't leavi mud everywhere. | Tonight we had 13 at dinner—

ra at the last, as one fam-|Se@ryices Held for ily who had gone out came back.| i E. Friedlander

|One neighbor had a tank of gas and one had a 30-inch gas stove, extra from the vacant hired man's| Mrs. Emma T. Friedlander, wid-

in—so they set it up in my|ow of Harry A. Friedlander died washroom and presto—I сап cook|Monday morning at her home in adequately again—had been get-|Ridgeway after an illness of sev- ting by on a Perfection heater and |eral months. my oil cook stove (no power—no | She was 71 years of age and was blower, but pretty good heat up to |born in Lenawee county the daugh- |a point). |ter of William and Jessie Lowe

We had to stop using the cook-|Rirdsall and spent most of her life stove as the water in the boiler in this community. She was a mem- came to a boil, with no cold water|ber of the W.S.C.S. of the Ridge coming in—so I was able with the |way Methodist church, of the Will- help of the bottled gas stove to|ing Workers Sunday school class serve up stewed chicken, hed [and also of the Tecumseh chapter potatoes, corn, cranberry sauce — |of the Order of Eastern Star

Is TY, hot rolls and cur-| Survivors are two nieces, four

Jelly, саке and coffee, and of [nephews and several cousins. She course fruits, nuts and candy. was preceded in death by her hus- It às really our Christmas din- band in Feb. 1945 and by one ner, as without refrigeration, we brother. Coonrad Lowe and a half ouldn't keep the chicken sister, Mrs. Mary Henry

Funeral services for Mrs. Fried- dander were held Wednesday aft- ernoon at the Niblack Funeral Home with the Rev. Loren Carter of Ida officiating. Burial was in the we hope. They tell us our freezer ie cemetery with Warren will keep О.К. without opening for ux ne Vam Thomas, Everett a week. I hope they're right be-| Exel by, Howard Landin and Daniel | Гапа Virgil Linn as bearers,

is another busy day—funniest and addest Christmas I ever saw. Love from Ruth Moranda be

| four ex

any

we do fine. We have a freezer full of food but can’t open it until the ower is-back on.

They have power in town again | today, but not down here yet. Soon,

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Mrs. W. E. DeVol and her twin daughters left. China before Pearl Harbor on the advice of U. S, officials. She spent nearly one-year

that time she worked as a nurse for about six months at the Herrick Memorial hospital. For the balance of her stay in Tecumseh she worked in the office of a local

at Tecumseh residing with her daughters at the home of the Rev.| lward Escolme.

physician.

Dr. W. E. DeVol is the son of missionary parents, both of whom were medical doctors. His. mother was one of the first women ever to receive a medical doctor's degree, from the medical -college of West-| ern Reserve University. Dr. DeVol| is a Fellow of the American Col-| lege of Surgeons, and he is spend- ing a considerable part of his fur- lough at the*Mayo Clinic, Roche ter, Minn; where he is being ac- corded many privileges.

The public is cordially invited to hear him during his visit to Tecum- seh.-Tickets for the banquet may| be secured from Ralph Comfort, Dalton VanValkenburg, William Hayden, and Edward Escolme not later than Friday evening of this

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trees and shrubs, which by mailing a card to the Conserva аз living hedges, wind- tion Deuartment at Lansing, 28. in the southern half of the lower breaks, erosion stoppers and future peninsula Christmas {ггез can be obtained

among the 451 predators bountied| tle with nature and company by upper peninsula trappers dur-| officials are considering a stra- ing Nov. tegic retreat.

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Rabbit . hunting in

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Reports from the Conservation| Departments Rose Lake wildlife experiment station, show. an esti-| miated 20 per cent.increase in rab- bit populations over last year. Rab-' bit kill at Rose Lake. has increased this year although. hunting pres- sure is down four per cent.

Moderate weather following De-| cember’s cold spell promises bet- ter hunting for the remainder of the season which extends through | Jan. 31. Cold weather caused rab- bits to hole-up and also kept hunt-| ing pressure down.

Conservation research in Mich-| igan in 1956 will point to more ac- curate estimates of fish and game | populations, improvement of fish-

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yancement of all reseource man lagement methods.

Oddities reported during the last deer. season included an eight point buck that shed his antlers after he was dead.

Mrs. Donna Swarthout of Har- rison bagged the buck and said one antler dropped off before she got the animal home. She placed her seal on the other ant- ler and dressed out the deer. Later, while she was dragging the deer, the other antler drop- ped off.

Mrs. Swarthout called Conser- vation officer Edward Beechem who checked both antlers and found they fitted the sockets perfectly. The antlers had just come off prematurely.

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186 foxes and 86-}^®°>*= Auring] the month. т

АП predator trapping figures for the month showed. decreases from totals for Nov., 1954 when trappers took-seven wolves, 235| coyotes, 349 foxes and 107 bob- | "ats.

The annual inventory of migra- ory waterfowl will be taken Jan. +16 by 2200 state and federal fame workers at the birds’ win- ering areas.

The survey is designed to study he distribution of wintering wat-| rfowl and shifts in-distribution re- ulting from major changes in Jand nd. water management, The in- 'entory will range from. southern 'anada to Yucatan in southern lexico,

Six sportsmen’s ciubs in Cal- houn county. have formed а council aimed at improving farmer-hunter relations.

Spokesmen for the council said the group intends to come | up with a program te benefit | both. hunters and farmers. In- | cludéd in the program is a clar- ification for farmers of the Hor- ton Trespass Act, explaining when and where it can be ap- plied.

The council also plans to dis- tribute 1100 Michigan United | Conservation Clubs posters | which offer a $50 reward: for the apprehension of persons damag- ing farm property while hunting. Michigan is taking more steps o : re-establish pine martens in vorthern forests.

Arrangements have been made vith Ontario to obtain more of the little tree-living furbearers for re- lease in the upper peninsula.

Conservation game workers re- leased eight of the animals earlier this year in Porcupine Mountains state park in an attempt to bring the species back to Michigan. Mar- tens once were common in the state, but disappeared when heav- ily-wooded areas were reduced by timber operations,

Game workers believe the mar- tens — close relatives of the Rus- sian sable — can thrive in the re- mote northern forests.

The- eight martens already re- leased also were. obtained from Canada.

Delrad, an organic chemical compound dericed from rosin, has been found effective in the control of green algae in ponds.

Below 1.0 parts per million, the chemical did not appear to harm} fish or fish food organisms.

Delrad is more convenient to use | against algae than the more com- mon copper sulfate, and its high cost prohibits use in large-scale | treatments.

It looks. as though Alpena |

New Bus Schedule

Effective Jan. 10, 1956

Buses Leave Tecumseh —

To Adrian: 11:20 A.M. 1:50 P.M. 3:20 P.M. 5:35 P.M. 7:05 P.M. 7:40 P.M. 10:20 P.M. SH

To Ann Arbor: 10:35 А.М, 4:35 P.M. 8:35 P.M. SH

To Detroit: 9:35 A.M, Thru Bus 10:35 A.M. 12:50 P.M. 3:20 P.M. Thru Bus 4:35 P.M. 6:35 P.M. 8:35 P.M. SH

To Jackson: 11:20 A.M. 1:50 P.M, 3:20 P.M. 5:35 P.M. 7:05 P.M.

To Monroe:

12:50 P.M.

6:35 P.M. All trips operate daily except those marked “SH” which oper- ate Sundays and Holidays only.

Phone 89 Bus Depot C. A. Wright & Son Established 1850 "The Corner Drug Store"

from the Alpana, Wildfowl Sanc- | tuary flew into high voltage | wires connecting the company's generating units and disrupted electrical service in Alpena.

Last weekend, a swan from the sanctuary caused another power failure by flying into the same 34,500 volt wires.

Power company officials, faced with an ever-present blackout threat, are considering re-con- struction of the clectrical lines to move them out of the path of waterfowl taking off from sanctuary waters:

Michigan small game hunting license sales to both residents an: 1on-esidents during the first 11 months of 1955 showed sharp in creases over the same period ip 1954.

Some 505,000 resident licenses were reported through Nov. 30—a five per cent increase over the 181,000 reported in the same per- iod in 1954. Remittances for.non- resident licenses jumped 18 рег cent from 4150 to 4922 for the 11- month period

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The total contribution of hü«düng and fishing to the nation's business nas been estimated at $5- billion to $11 billion annually. |

Fish and. Wildlife service offic- | als say data collected in the sur- vey will help to.answer questions facing legislátors and fish and game management authorities on the amount and . importance . of hunting and fishing.

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Future Looks Great

More Michigan people than ever before can look back} on 1955 asthe most prosperous year of their lives. It has been | ; aspect of the state's economy either

a year when almost eve reached or approached a new high |

These are the findings of the Michigan Economic De-| velopment Department on the state's economic activity for 1955:

More is being spent on indus siruclion than ever before |

Non-agricult n! t stands at its highest level| in the state's histor

Electric роми year reached all-time

‘Utilities and automobile multi-|

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high level of employment for years to соте.

For each of the first 11 months of 1955, commercial and industrial construction in Michigan hit new highs. Figures for the period through Nov. show the amount spent on non- residential construction totals $498,785,000—20 per cent above last year's same 11-month period.

Residential construction in the state is up over last year ‘at this time, despite a decrease for the country | as a whole. Total construction in the state amounted to $1,-| 216,159,000 |

Twenty-six out of state compan last year

In addition, at least Michigan selected loci but aren't ready to announce their

Eight Michigan plants during states.

Forty Michigan companies picked new locations in Mich- | igan during the yea e of the counties in which they already were operating. Many of t I

| | | |

moved to Michigan,

two major companies outside ої| БСА. ns in this state during the year}

"ions. |

moved to other

out

sidered ‘moving into other sia! | |

ese companies

The count of Michigan n ers making iy ц | expansions during the } И counties їп whic | were already located is 1

Other business indicators are equally encouraging. Elec-

trie power consumption underwent a sharp upturn from the

| peak in Aug. with a near 700 million kilowatt hours con- | sumed. Michigan bank debits, the most all-inclusive measure | of business activity, also hit new highs during the year. Bank debits increased to such an extent that Detroit led the nation-in percentage increase, with 5 per cent, тоге! | for the first 11 months of 1955. The motor city, which in 1946 | ranked sixth as a banking center, now stands only below | New York.and Chicago. As ususal the fortunes of Michigan rested largely upon | the fortunes of the automobile industry. According to Ward's Automotive Reports, the industry produced an estimated! 9,- 200,000 cars. and trucks — a record cent increase over 1954 production.

production and a 40 pe

Sizable expansions were announced.by the state's two major power companies Consumers Power Co the |-part of the Lower Peninsula outside the Detroit area, began

of Jackson, serving greater its biggest one-year expansion program in history, spending more than $75 million for new projects. In May, the company announced its intention of laying a cable to carry electric current across the Straits of Mac the Upper Peninsula,

Detroit

<inac, from the Lower to

ilion construction рго- | gram, the largest in its history. Of many projects, the most ambitious is ibc River Rouge st electric plant, the first unit of which w npability of 260,000 kilowatts During the yea: 1 that Detroit Edison and a group of other coi: і construct an atomic power plant in southeastern

Edison began an $85

Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler announced giant ex pansion ns, all of which are expected to strengthen the state’s economy substantially. Ford started construction of a 1,500,000 square foot Lincoln division assembly plant and several office buildings in Novi township and expanded its Dearborn plant. Other Michigan proje include a 4,000 acre | yehicle-testing area near Romeo and a 1,750,000 sq. ft. ch | parts plant north of Detroit t In June, General Motors announced a new $500 million l expansion program, much of which would also benefit the | state. Locations in Detroit, Pontiac, Flint and Lansing were agsured of millions of dollars for additional floor space and new machine tools, pr s and other faeilities. According to Harlow Н. Curtice, president of General Moto hoped to ereate new jobs at the rate of 28,200 annually. Chrysler will undertake multi-million dollar expansions in Plymonuth, Highland Park and 1

pre

5, the company

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| decline experienced in 1953 and 1954 and reached an all-time 1

PAYING FOR 1т/

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More men and wome work last Nov. in Mich 's fac tories and business concerns than; any previous time in the state's: ory, the Michigan Employment | urity Commission. revealed to

1 were at

day. | Non- cultural employment} rose to ,000, topping by 8,000

jobs the previous peak set in June,| 1953, Max M. Horton, Michigan; Employment Security

cal industry ereased employ ment by 2,000 jobs, Horton said The only manufacturing em- ployment losses for the year were registered by the makers of mis eellaneous durable products, down 6,000; food processing, down 6,000, ihe T industry, down

1,000 Non added

manufacturing industries 3,000 workers in 1955, led il trade which accounted for |

more jobs between Nov , and Nov., 1955, the Michi-| gan Employment Security Com

mission Director said The service industries — hotels, aurants, laundries, business Y tion and entertain 10,000 jobs during the year, public transportation and | publie utilities added 7,000 and construction increased 8,000. The employment peak for construction was reached in Sept. and Oct. with 116,000. IS UP 1.5 PER. CENT

added

ment,

Michigan’s labor force has in с ed 237,000 in the past six

years, an annual increase of ap-i proximately 1.5 per cent, Horton said. This expansion includes the natural annual gain of new work

ers over losses by death and re- tirement. It also includes an an nual migration of nearly 75,000 workers from other states.

Farm employment has dropped 16,000 in the last six years in keep ing with the national trend. This gives concrete evidence of the in ereasing size of individual farm holdings and the growth of agri cultural mechanization. Although there is a continuing need for a large volume of seasonal labor for the cultivation and harvesting of Michigan's many specialty crops, growth in the use of machinery on gan farms is more than keep: > with industrial mechani

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Commission |...

| mar zation, Horton declared.

Unemployment in below. the seven-year 105,000 a month or

of the labor force, The seven-year | | average is 159,000 5.9 per cent | of the labor force. In 9 and 15

this reached 7.6 ре fell to only 2.9

| str dus saic

in second only to the реак |

turing employment

, Horton said. It

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Director, said. 9 0f за оп the h: of incomplete Dee aged 1,172,000 as against the 1953 А s He added that the| employment | figure of 1,240,000 when Місһі- |10145 — the Michigan Employ From Many 4 3 7g gain of 154,000 betwe Nov.,} gan's manufacturing plants rose to] "69 £ Commission will han | 1954, and Nov. 1955, was s tly|the double с enge of turning| dle an « ited 0,000 claim: tends to make the funeral a ceremony more than the entire labor force] gut a record усаг of civilian рго. 110" unemployment insurance, Hor of beauty and dignity. The fragrance of in the Flint area, the state's sec on plus a large proportion of] ton revealed. This is less than half the flowers of friends, the faith and un- jduction plus a large pror MET 7.000 cl made in ; r ond largest labor market |the nation’s defense equipment, "E. ne CAS” Tha derstanding of the clergy, and the helpful Manufacturing made the great-| Horton pointed out. 1954 | services of. the funeral director all are a est contribution to this new Michi- ayments will amount to

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Mr. and Mrs. Loren Avery afd RIDGEWAY sons -have returned from- a. two Weeks visit with relatives in Ft,

| Lauderdale, Florida.

ie Webster of Misha- .is a guest of her broth- Bowen and daughter and

Eimer Linn

Correspondent

too| Mrs; Саг! Toburen and Mrs. L. tires. nO Veal of Manchester called оп Mr. XU T: + and Mrs ner Linn, Sunday Family Night УШ "Бе observed Jolin. Maska daugliter -Eliza-| *" the Methodist church at 6:30} 3 T cxi p.m. Jan. 8. The program will be

beth have moved from the Under- wood farm to the house just west|

presented by Mrs, Pauline Bailey

rs of farms, acre T and will feature devotions and > f the sch ouse recently vacate: i | property may] ° the SERENA REM ul films. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Nil- their-positions. family i S але wen Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. vour real situa-| * in > i х > à | Charles Limbrick )" "a rs. Dav aylor have ^ Does it need * ring?" If 21° Јан ш POI i ы Mr. and Mrs. Lester Edelbrock call on our -office expert | ie its ihe i Y : 10:00 wa are vacationing in Florida. in buying or selling. Ка Ме a Mes AA nas The Sunday service at the Ridge- 1956, we pledge our help] anc, Nr. and, Mrs, Раш Өга- way Methodist church’ will begin : “кеңе fam in Florida K so that vou may become a “better at 11 a.m. beginning next Sunday Miss Linda Dean „has returned

pe and church school will start at 10 home from a visit with her grand- У

am mother, Mrs Thompson of Cement TiesdayicJan a oe Rev. Кау Cit sday, Jan. 9; ev. Ray- à T mond Taylor \gf Agrían will speak Daniel and Florine Linn меге {о the boards Of both the Ridge-

Dundee callers Sunday.

way and Britton churches.

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gan employment plateau, Horton} look for the f half ê 1, adding 100,000 wage and al-| oF 1956 ааа 4 Gonlinoalion ith $148,501,000 the prev-} Thus the funeral service lightens the grief ary workers to their payrolls. The) or the present h level of em- of the saddest duty of our stay on .this automotive industry proved itself | toy ut. Horton dc Qut nunission’s job placement earth—and becomes a memory of beauty once more the backbone of Michi-| zide of the usual s dips іп |activit increased 18 per cent} А А gan’s economy, leading the ет-| ро construction industry and in|over 1954. A total of 339,000 jobs} VERAM | poyma, advance with a gain of| etail stores during Jan. and Feb.,!were found, includi 000 on Geo.E.Green,Sr NECN 5,000 [the Michigan labor market should|Michigan farms. There were 194, ` Gre di а 4 INCREASES Listen >|", Michigan labor market should р jab placements in industry, in-| 220200400 8 Producers of metal and metal} high demand. This will be particu-| ¢luding pern ae-| Ambulance Service PCO Phone 124 _jproducts added 31,000 men andj ‘arly true for all tions re-}countants, еп x REO" =——————_—-——- на ere ын women. to their payrolls and. ma-| quiring fully quali | com-! fessional and occupa-| chinery ma у boosted em-[»etent workers lions, us well as for skilled and ployment by -19,000 jobs High producuon quotas have, "?3killed workers and apparel manufacturers ееп scheduled in the automobile! 9 13,000 workers during the 12-month| and allied industries and inc Admiral Richard E. Byrd,| | period and the ng personal incomes will prc emost of the living explorers,

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News From The Past

| 1856 | for the new Union

been awarded to 'S. of Tecumseh for $10,

| Contracts :hool . have rane Esq 1893.

1866 | Married, Dec. 24 at.St. Peter's church by the Rev. J. Wainwright R Josiah- C. Pomeroy of Bridge- »water and Alméda-F, Giles of Cliù- ton county, New. York. 1886

County, state and. school taxes are somewhat higher this year:

Lavern- Wheeler - bas: joined ‘the Alba. Heywood Dramatic- Company.

Anderson and Son are: re- ng and improving the interior of their groce tore.

Will Kyle- and- family have moved to Tecumseh from Macón:

Lavern Ousterhout of Britton and Hattie Beevers of Raisin were married Dec. 24,

The question of building. a school house in the southwest part of town will be decided at the school meeting Monday night.

Freese and sons of Clinton have installed a new and rather curious machine for fastening on shoe büt- {опа — a very ingenious contrive ance, | 1896 | ^. E, Kennedy has Bought С. E. Roger's interest in the grocery | business

Dec. .12 was the coldest day of the month with the temperature at 3 above zero, Dec. 25 the warm- st, 56 above zero,

Levi Hayden has ptirchased his partner's interest in thé D. C. And- |rews Co, Hereafter the name will be the LaBesta Со,

1906

The county Boy's Conference of "ће Y.M.C.A. will be held héte Jan. 5 and 7.

Oscar Lidke has opened a cigar shop in Toledo.

Mr. and Mrs. John Corey cele- brated their 50th wedding ariniver-

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| for me. and for the camera. Jens zy, yes, but-it has never entered THE TECUMSEH HERALD Thursday, January 5, 1956 3 is based on the calendar week and |

re + | took movies of our descent down my head to be impatient. I'm jn no Christian Science |

Жаша Goes ou Sagari

Е not оп the fiscal week which so |the mountain side through the hurry to go any place (unless I see = 1 | many businessmen’ usé as theif | woods to the huge black bulk of a a wild animal); no phones are ring. Services Listed i MESA Branches ut Péyrbi base

buffalo who could charge no тоге, ing: no one-expects anything from yl power of true Е E У —— Is ENT LT FOUBORG " = Ladmirés n wan my anky held to- Mmea remir my all aloneness: fm^ ay п (Set forth in thé t C M ү kers On the reverse Side of the card A ch f 1 our His first letters home were filled! ШУ nose, watched while the first in peaceful surroundings and at EPOD -entitled — "Sacra- о over ore or is a brief listing of the various фени ath йр RU, has | with deseription а: wonder and | knife) thrust plerced the thick akin, [peace with myself: [geet ae Silat реце xn More than four out of every five two or even three quarters may °@tesories of workers who must be done his УМ m is spreading beauty; but then one letter ar- and then Р такой. яго ld LEE cx ee RUE кыр will- include thè Michigan P > witi be. inder become payable at one time, Hor- included in figuring liability as СШДЕ ао ШТУ cases out un |Fived “We ve now clot. siy feet ае € corr x toli abd SE aide © awake с around the long|counsel of Christ Jesus regarding the protectionsof the Michigan| ton warned. : jwellas those who may be excluded the grass to dry, trou аге ће darned stuff! pits 8 WAY не skinning — out ofthe wind yellow grass stem —- completely | prayer (Mati. 6:6): —But -thou, Employment Security Act in 1956.1 The сша у косар the {гот consideration: - dangling from branches, Jens' I feel.right now. (Don't kno “ob. side, camouflaged, and now so out of|when thou prayest, enter into thy Max M. Horton, Commission Di-|25th of the month following ће | тера 1 eR heavy sox from twigs; George with |I sounded so despondent к pro р- IT’S. RUGGED GOING place here on my khaki trousers; closet, and when thou hast shut rector, predicted today. close of the quarter in which the — or $81 — of the Hirst $3,000 j the white. sailor. cap and MIS аы BU eine AE ИА олсак ави Then it was a feat to get the|the childish occupation of prod.|thy door, pray to thy Father which An expansion of. the act to cover приза рана ERES тана earned by each employee during sneakers has bortowed Б seek: TAURO: GETS HIS BUFFALO jeep down ths ERARA side to|ding a column of ants on to their|is in secret thy Father which employers with as few as four. him ga d № t Ја ас ааа year. This rate is maintained VU ШЫТА ШАК ironing board; the beast, I went back to ће саг! hole; to lie on one's back in the|seeth in secret shall reward thee persons on their payrolls during, Re oe of the’ sone se рүе | Гог four years after whielt # may boots are being polished. From far| Jens and Andy left camp early. ape РР limb|tall grasses and watch the sky--The | openly.” any 20 calendar weeks of the у [at any time of the year is liable be adjusted to as low as one-tenth in the rear of the camp come the |] awakened and finally got up to ао ems hl coe Aon African sky! "The heavens declare| Continuing’ the- explanation of is expected to add more than [toute апе year under the terms of pne per cmt О as ҺЕ fnt i а y 22 n : réfille: 5 P o а yas Pc 5 arala uriad adc al workers 2 1-0: e ac Hus we skinners, aes рп Кеер warm S tad not Шен шери to possibly run for my|the Glory of God,” and I 'r, a correlative passage from ров сосала rae te 08 Е Ава Мау 15 each of the em. рег cent, depending on how much an vua S БАЙГЕ шеш ns кант bottle, Се ent шше, if necessa ler inspecting|never before felt so keenly : 1 Health yio Eey i Ea нери ну К plo sre Hated in Federal Social Se. | the employer has. contributed to 5. Бопе е ТЕ E ва 5t: Qs сару eno ап: мак A the terrain, it was necessary to|majesty of His Being — so hum-|t! 25" by Mary Baker- Ed- act. Purity Records as having employed the fund and how much has been 0,- answering the shrill voices of very good spirits, but at ten o'eloe drive almost a mile around to the bled — so grateful for-all the beau-, dy states (15:9): “To enter into (ће |. It. will also. double the number Are ичиш едр Jed paid from the fund to his former Masai women who „have joined the camp went wild, and this time ther side, aride of zig-zagging be-|ty and happiness.in the life I have heart of prayer, the door of the of employers affected; adding | тг, ке: - е9. об E employes: them. Yards and yards of buffalo I was there. Andy’s: jeep had cr onde КЕ alen that set the Jdep alfendy- known. erring senses must be closed. Lips -more than 30,000 to the 32,400 128 a КОД Бусы ОҢ (UE. б X Strips аге. drying from the clothes: | sighted down the road — (уо flags р ее го. be ji o's thoughts; must be mute and materialism sil- already enrolled іп the program, ņTecelve ep x Se Sat hi lines іл the sun — it's called flying, the gunbearers in аск Оп a precarious angle, In the woods| .. То. be alone with one's thoughts |^ "Effective date of the expansion [orm from which. liability 18. deter- di “Jerky” in-this country. The na-|chanting loudly. Each boy grabbed |the boys chopped.a path and Andy | has its compensations. ent, that. man may. have auitlience Fxopsoved list soting Ne A UE mined. i tives love it; and so йо {һе vül-|the handiest. noise maker, and IjCased the jeep slowly down until TO BE CONTINUED with Spirit, the- divine Pr ncible, |an State Legisláture, is Jan. 1,| -As ап аа to the employer ‘in OYER TV SERVICE tures who. take an occasional nip: | joined the gang, yelling and racing | WE mét Jens bos е оре oe °- Love, which destroys ali ecror.". |195g. м i | keeping his necessary reports, the | Service calis: any. time anywhere Feb. 20, 1955 over the “соу patties ‘to the far. РЕ Ыы SO SUIT THROAT EnS Music Club Hears The Golden Text is trom Psalms | LETTER EXPLAINS IT in } has devised a small сага 24 Ric АЙНЫ ап al ak day, two o'clock | The former ceremony was repeat- З (51:10): “ч te in me a clean} The. Michigan Employment. Se- listing each of the calendar weeks й : n : ка ру, |ed — Jens'was dragged from his} Мапу of the boys in camp are - ә ш рл” ДӘ x HE iae проуп а of 1956. Space is provided in which 9625 Tecumseh-Clinton Rd. 4 I'm, like the young southern sol-| seat by many black hands, borne Moslems, and the Koran forbids of Chamber Music | heart, о God; and renew а right ы ADIT E rd ihe Шоу Ази Wat ^at fhe-end Phone 1053W — 5121. on aier Who най nevon Вей BHoW bs high in the air across the field to|them to eat meat unless the throat| Chamber music was the program | spirit within me." Р юге than 50000 of the state's of each Week the number of per- fore. He Was stationed up ЛШ a chair where he was dumped and|of the animal has been slit by а (оріс of the Music Club meeting 0— employers who might possibly sons on his payroll that week. М where ће saw his first snowfall. |then was kept busy shaking hands properly authorized representative for Dec. held Tuesday evening at COA ia ырк aeg RECONDSIREVIEWED with each.camp boy. He had shot a of the faith. This la-a rite. called the: home -of-M Perry Hayden, Lt С G Coffey new expansion. Оп the back of the At the end of the quarter he an huge Buffalo! K ching! " When hunting on E Mrs. Robert Warren, who has been i ы 2 blab jetter—is—a—form—-which—the-em=|-can— briefiy—review tis~ empio use ains for antelopes or any other|; or amber sic g 5 Е Р y =

" Break: The men had come back ашак we erre to shoot а кеске ирег жан dot Goes to Hono! ployer may use in electing to pay | ment record and determine on how DISAGREEABLE

on Tu SES es раар avs а е program gd ane Es Lieutenant Charles G. Co ,|the required payroll tax on a quar-| many weeks he employed as many

the animal closer than 400 yards) the origin of this type of music апа! ! 4 Р Гену basis аво РӘС»

A from the Jeep. Therefore, when|of its growth in Detroit and Ann USN, son of Mrs. Grace E. Coffey| 1 S h : ] БОЙ. WEATHER AHEAD

Jens is stalking an animal, it is| Arbor and the present organiza-)f 303 West Chicago boulevard,| Otherwise the amounts due for Horton pointed out that the act ii jmecessary for the Jeep to be driv-|tions in that area. | Tecumseh, arrived in Honolulu last | » h jen quite a ways from the scene. In| Following her talk Miss Sally| Week for duty as a pilot with Navy} Drying: „о.е 5c Lb. | the moment that the shot rings} Rentschler played Handel’s Sono-! m ansport Squadron Seven] ve out and the animal falls, the red| ta for Flute" to the accompaniment | R-7) at Hickam Air Force Base |

ui {елей Mohamed sprints instantan-|of Mrs. -William Hayden at the! He ace bance by his wife, | 5 Б

it- cously from the Jeep — knife|piano and with Mrs. Warren play- Dolores, and their two children, | amp-Dry ..

| drawn — racing against death — ling the cello in what is known as Јак, s, four. M

iv ; дыы ; bis lasti T Miss Dolores | — AGENCY —

before the animal gives his last|*basso continual.

| gasp The club chorus practiced after | so of Tecumseh. | HEALTHFUL” " rere s. pre е ^h hig JERSEY

Jens rests behind his ambush of|the program in preparation "for | a Tocumen ТАП | Welch Cleaners E. anthill or bush chuckling, wonder-|their part in the public combined e e Offices = | ADRIAN TY ing whether or not Mohamed will] meetings of the Monday Club and Dic 1834 He гелос to Hawai TEM | | / make it. Sometimes he doesn't, and | the Business and Professional Wo- b or "t at Navi. Ai Statio I| We Give at PATSY SAYS: in that case there will be no meat|man’s Club to.be held Jan. 23 at Mani ns ааа Mr ашап, ге DET, Р for the Moslems in сатр that|the Baptist Youth House. | "nn ula Weg Aquadeo- id TOP VALUE m- Ladies, Patsy Stoker Coal is ideal. i night. They very conscientiously} The hostesses then served re- Háwall ie a component of the Paci-) It's over 97% pure, practically | observe this rite — for which we|freshments with the assistance of fic Division E M ATS (Military Air

his по ash, Remóve clinker only half must admire them,: This means|Mrs. Clarence Brock and Mrs in e mt Ѕегүіс ^ad flies the STAMPS a d P > Wakamba ч r sw i ansp $ bc

nd: as often with Patsy, HORE, v eas cule Es Ieworth- Collins. [giant Lockheed Super Constella- UNDRY

| домета ү à |tions on an aerial supply line from : : ACME S. S. LA Order Patsy Coal Today mal is well and full of life when California to the Orient and the ° Milk ° Dairy Products shot, and that is enough for them. Middle East, Opposite Postoffice ot Sometimes when the animal is а! уду new | i

‘re HAYDEN [real trophy the throat can't be cut | || At the Drive-In Or on the Routes 11-17 #

because it will spoil the cape of | F J b P: inti

jar the skin for mounting, and when ! or Jo riniing

Fuel & Supply CLAUDA jwe are short of camp meat, it is 947 IIO le- Pl bi & Heati difficult for us to say, “No, do not

er- PHONE 70 umbing Catling M out the throat,” because the boys

for a lare so pleasant and so nice. How- Tecumseh, Mich. ever, Andy is much sterner, and it MEYERS PUMP isn't difficult for him to bark, *No —Stop—you big baboon!” DON'T GET IMPATIENT

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ecumseh

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The other day Andy trudged back to the Jeep after a long trek, push- ed his sweaty brown felt hat back on his head, and asked me in amazement as I smilingly greeted the men from my perch in the Jeep, “Peg, how can you be so pa-

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(130-132 W. Chicago Blvd.

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0000000000000 Tecumseh, Michigan

4. THÉ TECUMSEH HERALD Thursday, January | 5, 1956

pe о 19% __\Spruce Up

revenue offices simply made out | three. grandchildren. and six great- NORTHEAST EXTENSION

1 each person's return, for him. This | grandchildren.” One - sister, Mrs.| мт ЕРА: slow method: resulted in long lines! Clara. Bell of Adrian. lived in Te- ri Sw Pack. Lunches | From J Our Early Files of taxpayers with conséquent long | cilmseh' fdr many years when ре ‘he Northeast, Exon ^ nr 7р |! Wi t waits for service ірава was connected with thel ЁТ home last For PE in inter = DENS г, &#се-мН-саз-1—аИгоа@ ей ру. Mrs, Elsworth, М Фе | Winter-is the time of year when (Continued from on e» "wil have charge? of the meat de- sign an employee to ask-eàeh-per-| Funeral services for Mrs. Rice | Mrs. Е. Т Wight, dur p. а t TECUMSEH CHURCH OF THE: packed lunches seem to bog down sary New Years Day at their-home| partment son. what ‘kind of assistande he a а nca | brief business meeting and es a ; ОКАСЕ EVANGELICAL LUTH: NAZARENE, 113 South Ottawalwith “the same old thing." | in Brownville Pvt. John Hewlett is stationed wants. Those who- simply: want! Се held Thursday in Adrian and|social evening. Games Sere GRAN? The Rev. A. Jeschke, pas- Street, the Rev; Bernard Gill, pas-| Whether the children or thel 1916 at Camp Fannin, Texas |forms, or have a question to ask,|!hose attending from Tecumseh) ed with “white elephants". as Re^

arly service. 9:30

hool and Bible class. | tor. Sunday School, 10 а. m. Morn- 10:30 a.m. Regular service. Satur- [ing Worship, 11 a m. Evening, Gay, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Instruction. | Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p. m.| 1:90 (90 3,30 p.m. Saturday school. | Midweek Prayer- Service, Wednes-

| father. of the f lhere-are some basic follow in making pack lunches, de- clares Rachelle Schemmel, instruc-

nily carries them,| А, B, C's to Clark hav

tor: in foods and nutritions at, Cigar г

Charles Broderick and E. o —— * {willbe separated from those wha; were Mr. and Mrs. Duaine Service, | and there. was. afi, exehangé Jot

taken possession of m R jwant full assistance. Al- offices| Mrs. Lawrence Drewyor, Miss Ag- | Christmas gifts. Members answered Need Help With

Belcher Shoe store which they pur- | will adopt “self-help” methods; and} hes McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Fay | 191 call by telling” of the Chirist-

chased recently ‘will provide tables, pencils and VanValkenburg.

kers of both shops are Your Tax Forms? forms so that taxpayers пїйў fill

mas customs: typical-igf thelr, own N | homes. Refréshments were in kelp-

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCI- duy, 09. p. m j Michigan State University enjoying their annual holiday lay-| © Commissioner of Internal Reve- [out their own returns. Wheh а Оаа ing with the beris : ] ЕТҮ: 111 N. Union St. Sunday ser ПЫЛ СЕНА posco ОЕ eun F TA all 3 good SD is go PAER а ТС di. C. ya has an- fta s eda Be Michigan ranks: first in thena- ir KC

к ^ Sy ; . The Rey, C ear.|fresh. You can keep supplies o: ennie yen: after буе years} nounced revise ans for assisting causes him. difficulty, one of the inh 1 г" ; с Е кш: e proh inger, pastor. Sunday se hoo! 10:00; fresh sandwich fillings in the re-|service with the Herald office has} taxpayers in раш their ТУ revenuc - employees wilk“*advise| „Моп із my msn duree AM QR гыш E рер nt ‘of tho, ч day ot each month -at-#-pm am. Morning worship 11:00 a.m jfri мог — even the bread сап (акеп a position in tie advertising | come tax forms during the coming him. By this means the service |50; calclum-magnesium’ „Сопу, Попе fotal Salt. deports аге

* Young. people's meeting 7 p.m.|be kept in the freezer to insure department of the L: Н. Field Co:| filing period. hopes to save time for. taxpayers | pounds and: marl. lieved, to he ‘To. ich H Michigan.

$T. “ELIZABETH CATHOLIC; | ÉVangelisiie Service 7:45 p.m freshness, Miss Schemmel suggests |in Jackson. Outlining the plans, Commis: 5 fand its ow; Sedet: | 3 У

анан you keep the. butter or margarine

The Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Collin, CHURCHOF CHRIST: Chicago|out at room temperature for eas pastor, Sunday Masses 8:30 айагвтуа апа Unelda SC, Tecuriseir pspreaamy.

11 am. |1. S. Rucker, minister. |

Dr. Phone 564-J. Sun

PRESBYTERIAN: ‘The Rew lam. Worship, 11 a.m. Prayer meet-

George’ E, ‘Walworth ‘minister./ing, Tuesday. 7:30" p.m.. Song Si

Worship service, 11- am Vice Sunda

| p.m. | cold liquids

FRIENDS: The Rev; Edward] | for a hot s

Éscólme, pastor, Morning worship|. METHODIST: The Rev. Horace| |а x

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44-10 a.m. ‘Sermon by the, pastor | L, Jaries, minister. Sunday ¿School | Wrapped around ‘the: jar to keep

Sunday -School at. 11:15 zm. 10 a. m, Church service ll a. m. | the food hot Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm] sy, PETER'S EPISCOPAL HeitionaHg wbttbal

vice at 7:80 pm. Midweek service;a.m. Holy Communion; 11 алт. һе in every lunch Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. [morning prayer and sermon; ll|romain or waterc

? ` radish roses and carrot sticks can Pv. Е "e astor. Sunday | ¢ nus Мер 3 astor. Wed- Rev. Edgar Owens, pastor. Sunday | Cyrenus McDonnell, pastor. Wed also be enclosed as relishes.

School: 10 a.m. Worship 11 a m.|levan in doctrine. Sunday Боо! The lunch should have at leas d ; DOR A |10 a.m. Morning worship, 11 a.m e E 9 У Evening “evangelist service 7 рат. |. ab : one serving of protein. The easies BEU 8 pm: Meetings corner of| ЕУЄПіПЕ Worship 7:30 p.m. Мей. way to do this, s Miss Schem-

nesday evering prayer meeting, mel, is to fill the sandwich with | 7:30 p.m. Special service each Fri- | meat, cheese or eggs. Or, without BAPTIST: The Rev. В. 0. Ва- day evening 7:30 p.m sandwiches, many hot meat dishes d pack well. Also included should

shore, pastor. Church school 10 M s Avorshin: 11 i is at least one fruit as a salad or а. m. Morning worship а, M. j| Tecumseh. The Rev, T.

Senior Fellowship 7 p. m. Junior pastor, Sunday School 10 a.m.; | dumpling or tart can be an inter- Fellowship 6 p. m. Choir practice morning worship 11 алп; sunaay | ‘esting surprise instead of the un- Wednesday 7 p. m. Bethlehem peeled orange or tangerine that is x E i mp. brought home uneaten

choir 4 to 4:30, Crusaders 6 to 50 often

dde V er oos cho t p» > ° Pm; Saturday evening ҮРЕ, 7:30) А nutritional lunch should also E RE een кырыа ыыы. p.m. с Ба milk either as the beverage, | or for the adult, as a creamed soup jor custard or pudding dessert Scalloped or cream dishes include ilk, too, con-

Pearl and Pottawatamie.

CHURCH OF GOD: 605 S. Pearl,

evening evangelistic services, 7: 30!

ASSEMBLY OF GOD: 210 W.| Bidwell the Revs. L. Н. and D. L. MacPherson, pastors. Sunday Knitted Skirts Shortened at à good supply ot nit

а t 7 x |a goc у 9 Ою. 10 am. Morning Worship, | FRAN MARSHALL'S YARN | cludes Miss Schemmel élistic Service, 8 p.m. Wednesday SHOP = 8‘ p.m. World-wide radio broadcast А More than 22,000 vessel passages d 4 17 М. i every Sunday night 10:30. Chicago SU N Malan ine áre recorded at the Soo locks cach

ENR, Jackson WIBM, Evansville ' | 1:00 10 8:30 p.m. Daily—Except Mon. | |у averaging one every 19 min-

WIPS, Detroit WXYZ ———— “чо

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121 bi ks Street 138 W. Chicago Blvd. Adrian, Michigan Ф Branch Office @ Tecumseh, Michigan Pone CO 5.6120 Phone 730

For community convenience, we are open 9:00 A.M, to 5:00 Р.М. each Friday,

400 Center|- Second, a good lunch is attrac-| Nealie Coller completed’ her|alP working days amd will encour-

School 10] tive. Wrap’ sandwiches neatly in|elerkship in the Rosacrans store) age’ taxpayers to call when tax IBuried in Adrian | хей paper: ог cellophane. Use | Вес. 31 and. will open an establish-| questions aris

xed cups for salads or desserts, 7 p.m. Preaching 7:30 and a thermos bottle for hot. or |ial line. payers the trouble--of making per- A glass serew-top jar | Charles Spreeman: pf Holloway | sonal visits to revenue offices. her husband practiced medicine in or main dish is often A | a. Paper towels сап Бе |Dec. 30 at the home of her par: help than:can be given over the|morial hospital in Hudson.

Third, the lunch should be nu- T К псе. The one Junior C. E. at 6:45. Evening ser: Rector the Rev. E. C. Dickin. 8|serving of vegetable, which should} Over 100 telephone radio sets y be lettuce, s in the sand- IE m. Church School wich or a vegetable filling such |has.sold his interest to M. С. Spit-| wil] be given all possible help on|Dr. Rice lived in Tipton and later

MISSIONARY BAPTIST the} LOWER LIGHT CHURCH: as lettuce and tomato. Celery curls,

a Cruse, dessert. A baked fruit, turnover,| Boyd were both injured in a three-

The business section of Holloway | ey Harrington. said. that Inte -ü-————

s wiped ‘out by fire at midnight [Revenue fiéld offices" will main = 2729: сэз $25,000. — Main expanded telephone service Mrs, д N. Rice Bop ыш „1 2 CUR r Ev QUALITY =) SERVICE H

se. By this. means, the| Mrs: Cynthia’ Rice; widow. of Dr. 4 "^ 7 dif 2 д ment of her own in the matrimon-| service -hopes io Save many lax-|O. Rice; өнө уде мв Корен Ch Prescription Genter

in this area for many. years when

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and Angeline Wilson were matried| For taxpayers who: want more Tipton, died Dec, 27 at Thorn Me- x сэ e

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ents іп Franklin. telephone, the revenue service will|- Mrs. Rice,-who had been making Earl ` Lindsley has . purchased) designate "special "taxpayer -| her home. with her daughter and

@ Park on Our Lot at Hear of ‘Stora: @ Mrs. McKendry’s farm fance days" throughout the filing! husband, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gove * 1926 | period. On these days a full staff) of Manitou Beach was 80 years of

fof employees will render The Finest People

) А а "аде. She was born in Ontario Не ©) have been installed in Tecumseh. -| tance. Taxpayers should visit on|daughter of George and Lucy (б In The World " Ч Б е y eee КӨ

C. J. Horn of Horn and Spitler | desig nated sistance days", butj George and after her marriage:to

ler }other working days, Commissioner} in Adrian. 1936 | There are more than 90,000 рег-

They are the folks that enter our. doors every day of the year -to- spend“ their money. with us.— our cystomérs;

arrington— said.. On- non-desig-! She is survived by-two daugh- М а nated days,- however, taxpayers] ters, Lucille, Mrs. Gove“ and Mis. sons on the payroll of the Works} hay have to wait 1 OT $ A à Progress. Administration in Mich:| ™ 4 у ti : ў ee : Musa Rice Grove of Curtice, Ohio; igan.at the present time. The offices will use a number] both of whom attended high schoot More than 40 members of the} of time-saving, techniques to speed| in. Tecumseh. Other survivors: in- family of Mrs. Amenzo VanValken-| up ‘service, In. past years, most]clude three sisters, one. brother, burg were at the family dinner at| her home Christmas Day. Richard Williamson and Richard

Do you want to be treated: like a. king. — given service and attention sueltas Have rewarded very few — and: һауе, Won- derful assortment об the ‘world's. ‘most valued ; treasures | at- your disposal? "То aequire all this — just! be one-of eur ‘ches tomers,

car accident near Ottawa · Lake рес. 24.

Collins Funeral Bome

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1946 А ; [ The county clerks office reporti] Ellsworth А. Collins, Director 1 is that a bounty of $5 has been paid | * on 348 red foxes Killed in Lenawee} CADILLAC AMBULANCE 1 Сам this fall and winter <i. м. Ж ОР Beatrice Heidenreich, daughter | For of Mr. and Mrs. Р. С. Heidenreich | A and Carl: L. Stevens rm3/c were | AMBULANCE d married Sunday afternoon | Wii NETS асо D Clara Gillespie, daughter of Mr.| hb and Mrs. Robert Gillespie and Har-| ;SERVICB SONLY” En old on of Saline were married Paints ў News Year's Day ANYTIME - ANYWHERr | A Wai Paper « f gints `e Joe Orin is the new manager of i i ! = - “у, the Kroger store while Ted Brooks Potawaumie dt Ud S Phone 26 бе С 16 Ж. | Г _ А:

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This new Buick SPEcIAL 2-Door 6-Passenger Sédan

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| delivers locally for less than some models | of the well-known smaller cars. | Come їп and check! Phe — [ус | | | | ғ YOU think уой сате afford а big-bodied, big-powered, hig- . . Just ask yourself: уч) you-rather go traveling Sith the: ie muscled Buick like the one shown here— we'd like to set the апае and pace and poise of a stunnirig.new Buick when it's у matter straight. all yours at just about the price of a smaller car? a AM. ' ў, If you can afford any new car, you can afford this strapping and. ` If,your answer istyes then the. time is,now — right now. 3. Ae stunning Buick Ѕрестат. Sedan—and no kidding. Drop in on us this very week — tomorrow would be-fine =, P For this Buick is tagged within a few dollars of the well-known we'll seat you at the wheel of the biggest ng most Тиге T5 smaller cars — and actually costs less than some models of those bundle го? high- powered Buick ever offeredVin ‘America’s 18-1. ^ ek x very same cars. Theprice we show here proves it. : price field, * 1 j$ So maybe you сап understand why Buick—for two years running / Е j now—has outsold every other car in the land, except two of those йз " i well-known smaller cars. ! But low price is just pait of the picture. i Big reason for Buiek's soaring sales sweep is that folks are finding Н ; here a lot more automobile for the inoney—more style boldness, | more power. thrill, more ride stability and more solid structure 1 | ‘han the same dollars buy elsewhere. Á * “a *2 nger Buick SpeciAt Sedan Model 48, illustrated, Any state and WA куза 4 ў 4 Же 1 ў ‚ adelitione[.. Prices may ‘vary slightly*in д ning communities, А ass ah # {; мй, e variety of ofre cott equipment and teressories Gvailuble at your option, "aec ui - te 3 Р pu, ft - - : -e= WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM má j; i SCHNEIDER BROS. GARAGE, INC. ey iones

130 „ 132. W. Chicago Blvd.- Tecumseh, Michigan ' Phone :85