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Editor’s ColumnBy C.aab

FH THE POND, SAYSCONS ERVATICN DEPT.

This fall Miles Drallette sentan eight-inch fish in to theInstitute for Fisheries Researchand received the following let.ter in reply:Dear Mr. Drallette:

The fish you sent us is a blue-i ‘4gill. It was four years of ageand eight inches in length.This is an excellent rate ofgrowth. The average bluegillin Michigan reaches a lengthof only 6. 6 inches In fouryears.

Weidman Mill Pond must bea very productive body ofwater to grow such large blue-gills. A lake can be comparedto a cow pasture. A pasturewith lots of timothy and cloverwill grow cows bigger and fast.er than a pasture of sand andcrab grass. Bat, if too manycows are put In a good pasture,none of them will grow verylarge. This Is the commonproblem In a great many lakes d

in Michigan--there are toomany bluegills for the amountof food available, with the result of tremendous numbers ofsmall fish.

Fortunately, the WeidmanMill Pond Is not in this category, and the large numberof fish caught each year undoubtedly helps to keep thefish and food supply in balance. Bluegills are very prolific; rarely is there a problem of not enopgh fish Ina lake. it is usually the foodthat is scarce.

Keep on fishing, and encourage others to fish for these bigbluegills.

INSTrnfl’E FOR FISHERIESRESEARCH

William C. LattaAssistant Fisheries Biologist.

BWEGIUS ARE PICKYAS TO BAFF RIGEfT NOW

Bluegills have been hitting atcorn borers, period, on theWeidman mill pond for the pastcouple of weeks, according toanglers hereabouts.

At this time last year theywere hitting flies like mad, andYe Ed had a cane pole andworms as her fishing equipment.Everybody with a fly rod washauling in the great big ones,and Ye Ed stood there and couldcould only watch, as her oleworm-baited line just lay therewith nothing wanting it.

Last Christmas our family gotus a fly rod and reel, and wehad ourselves a time learningto get ‘er out there ten feet orso, all this summer.Come fall, when theoreticallybluegills just love those Michigan spiders, the dun fish wantcorn borers only.

Corn borers are the winterlure of Ice-fishermen on thepond, and we shudder at thethought that the fish are pushing winter on us early.

On the other hand, maybethis is Just a sometime thingwith the bluegills, maybe theywill go back to wantin’ ifies,before the really cold weathersets in.

U so, you’ll see us down theretryin’ for some of those beauties other people pull in.

Curtis Baker is participatingin the music program of Cciitral Michigan College at Mt.Pleasant this fall as a memberof the Men’s Glee Club, according to a news release received this week.

bc U?tetdmaiGEOGRAPHICAL CENTER OF MICHIC

St. Philomena ‘s Church InBeal City was the scene of alovely wedding when GeraldineFedewa, daughter of Mr. andMrs. Edward Fedewa, becamethe bride of Gerald Elerschbachson of Mr. and Mrs. JuliusBlerschbach, with Rev. Fr.Edward Neubecker officiatingat the 10 ceremony Sat.urday, Oct. 12. The bride wasgiven in marriage by her father

She wore a floor-lengthgown fashioned of lace tiersover white satin. The bodicewas styled with a Queen Annecollar and full-length sleeves.Her finger-tip veil was held inplace by a cap of lace, pearlsand sequins. Her only jewelrywas a cross and chain, a giftof the groom. She carried abouquet of red roses designedby Frances Tranbarger of theWeidman Flower Shop.

Sharon Fedewa, sister of thebride, served as maid of honor.Bonnie Blerschbach, sister ofthe groom, and Margaret Smitifriend of the bride, were bridesmaids. The thee gowns wereidentically styled with scoopnecks and thee-quarter-lengthsleeves. The skirts were chiffon and net over taffeta. Themaid of honor wore watermelonpink and the two brIdesmaIds’gowns were aqua. They worematching picture hats andshoes. Their flowers werewhite mums, and they worepearl jewelry, the gift of thebride.Tom Bferschb.ch served as his

brother’s best man, and RayAhlers and I.auy Wentworthwere poomsmen. The guestswere seated by Ray Rethi andEugene Blerschbach, cousinsof the groom.

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by the Pleasant Valley Trio.Guests were present from

Jackson, Detroit, Lansing, Shepherd, Houghton Lake, Conklin,St.Johns, Westphalia, Portland,Mt. Pleasant, Chicago and Wisconsin.

When the couple left for atrip though Wisconsin, thebride was wearing a red jerseydress with black accessories.

They are now at home onSaginaw Street in Lansing,where the groom is employedat the Public loan Company.Previous to her marriage, thebride was employed at theGiant Super-Market office inMt. Pleasant. The bride andgroom are both graduates ofBeal City High SchooL

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Retiring After42 Years OnMail Route

Roy Neeper plans to reUre be.ginning Nov. 1, from delivering mail on Lake Route 1, dueto ill health.

Roy has carried mail on theLake Routes for 42 years, andhas friends at every mail boxalong the way, who will misshim.

Lake Route 1 is the secondlongest route in the UnitedStates.

A Thank-You shower of cardsis being planned by his patronsalong the route, beginningthis week Monday and lastingtill Nov. 1.

---0---POST OFFICE FU),1TO BE SHOWN SATURDAY

A tv showing of the topic,“Men, Mail and Machines,”an official film of the Post Office Department, will be presented by Station WOOD-TVSaturday, Oct. 26, in the fifteen minutes immediatelypreceding the “Game of theWeek” program.

Postmaster Lao Neubeckerand other postal officials enthusiastically endorse the message of the film, and recommends it as hi ghly educationaland of interest to any and allpatrons of the postal service.

---0---NEW EXTENS ION CLUBORGANIZED LAST WEEK

A group of women towardBarryton way met with theHome Demonstration Agentlast week to organize a newclub which is called, “The.Country Chicks.”

Mrs.]. R. Morgan was electecchairman, Mrs. Clair Floriavice-chairman; Mrs. StewartDague was named secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. MalcolmPlumton and Mrs John Cummings are J

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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schaferwill observe their Golden Wed

g next Sunday, Oct. 27,Ii a family dinner followedopen house to their many

‘ held in the basementf St. Philomena’s Church hi

..eal City.Mr. and Mrs. Schafer have

been lifelong residents of Notiwa.At the same time a Silver

Jubilee will be held for theSchafers’ daughter, Sister M.Alexander of Albuquerque, Nel%Mexico. The family dinner willhonor Sister Alexander. She isa nurse in a hospital in Albuquerque.

Their many friends and relatives will be offering congratulations and best wishes on thisdouble occasion.

---0--.WONDERFUL APPlES

George Skinner brought theMessenger staff a sack of redDelicious apples Tuesday. Theyare the prettiest- -and tastiest-apples we’ve seen.

For her daughter’s wedding,Mrs. Fedewa wore a baby-bluebrocaded sheath with black andsilver accessories. The groom’smother was in a blue-gray taffeta dress with pink and blackaccessories. Both mothers worecorsages of white mums.

A wedding breakfast for 150guests was served Immediatelyafter the ceremony. A 5clock luncheon was served to400 guests and the receptionwas held at 9 p.m. in the BealCity HalL Music was furnished

DR. AND MRS. J. H. ClARK dmlrc their beautiful flowers, at their recent.open-house afternoon on the o’casion of their 60th weddIng anniversary.

WEIDMAN MESSENGER Thursday. Oct. 24. 1957

REMUS SHOE SHOP--For general shoe repair; also rubbers

• repaired; zippers installed,and what have you. Openweekdays 8: a. m. --6. p. m.Open Saturdays 8 a. m. --9.p.m. Oct. 17t4p

FOR SALE--Slab wood, $2. 50per cord, green; $2.75 percord, dry; delivered in 8 cordlots. Maeder Bros. Sawmill,1 mile east of Weidman. Ph.MI 4- 2385 or MI 4- 2389.

Aug. 29-Oct 31

FOR SALE-- Power drill,bench type. Skil belt sander,model SOS. Both used verylittle. Messenger office.

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LOST--Men’s new Buren wristwatch with expansion band4

in or near Weidman School.Reward to finder. Dean Den-slow.

Oct. 17 t2

NO HUNTING SIGNS--At Messenger office. Big printing onheavy stock.

FOR SALEChrysanthemumplants in bloom, 4 for $1. 00..Gary Denslow, at the OtisDenslow place. Come on Saturday.

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FOR SALE-_ 25:20 rifle, ingood shape; part of one boxof shells. Phone MI 4-2701.

Oct. 24 t2

FOR SALE--Cider apples, 204per ha. George Skinner.

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FOR SALE--20 healthy ewelambs. Price 204 per lb., atthe farm. Bert Estes, onemile north of Brlnton, Tel.MI 4- 2372.

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AUTHORIZED RADIO RepairService--Car radios andhousehold. Myron Johnston,2 ml. north of DeerfieldCenter, 1 ml. west, 1)2ml north, second house leftside of road.

Oct. 24 tip

Card of ThanksI wish to thank all the friends

who made my stay in the hospItal more pleasant with theirvisits, kind thoughts, cardsand gifts. Thanks very much.

Ruth Blesch.---0---

News NotesFloyd Dutcher and Mrs. Ann

?ennington called on Mr. andMrs. Robert Hines Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Kate Smith of Stock-bridge, sister of Wm. Oh]s,passed away Saturday aftera long Illness. funeral services were held Wednesdayafternoon.Mrs. Ross Momany, Jr., and

children were Tuesday luncheon guests of auth Momany.

In MemoriamIn loving memory of our be

loved husband, father andgrandfather, Ross E. Momany,Sr., who passed away threerears ago tomorrow, Oct. 25,1954.

We do not need a special dayTo bring you to our minds;The day we do not think of yoiIs very hard to find.Though your smile is gone

forever,And your hand we cannot touciWe shall never lose sweet merr

onesOf the one we loved so much.

• Mrs. Ruth Momany.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorp

and children.A/ lç and Mrs. Ross E. Mom-

any, Jr., and children.

Calendar of EventsOct. 24--Fourth Annual Mes

senger press luncheon, Weld,.man Restaurant, 1 p. m.

Oct. 25--Bake Sale, McClam’s Garage, Weidman,sponsored by Busy Bees.

Oct. 26-—Masquerade party,Busy Bees Hall. Everyone wel

Z54 chargi ton anyonenot masked.

Oct. 26--K.C.DanceatBuac,ityaU..

Oct. 26--Rummage Sale..McClain’s Garage. Plenty ofgood books. Sponsored byBuilding Committee, Weld-man Methodist Church.

Oct. 30- -Missionary meetinging with Mrs. Helen Smith andVera.

Oct. 30- -Open installationof officers of the OES atMasonic Hall. Pot-luck supper.

Oct. 31--CMB Club meetswith Mrs. Myrtle Moses ofMt.Pleasaut.

Oct. 31--Weil Baby Clinicat the Weidman Church basementat 1:30 p.m

Nov. 1--Pancake supper,Masonic Hall, Weidman.Pancakes and sausage oreggs, 754 and 504. Sponsored by Lions Club.

tocaltemsMr. and Mrs. Edmund Schultz

attended the 50th wedding anniversary party in honor of Mr.and Mrs. Herman Miller ofEight Point lake held at ClareSunday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smithand Jerry Smith spent Saturdayevening in Evart at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baradge.The occasion was the birthday of Ed Baradge, GustaGreen and several oths. It yjalso the wedding anniversaryof Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Middles-

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worth were Sunday evening Mahoney were weekend guestsguests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Difienbeck. Fred Snyder, and enjoyed bow

Mrs. George McClain, Sr., and arrow hunting.of Winchester Dam enjoyedthe fellowship dinner at theWeidman Church Sunday and ueii eilater called on the George Than A Letter

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S. BroomfieldEunice Blackmer, Reporter

The chicken supper at theBroomfield Grange was well attended. Mildred Cale of theWeidman Restaurant won thedoor prize, a beautiful quilt.

Wendell Willoughby has returned home from the hospital,and feeling better.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ehierwere recent callers at the EdYoung home.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardsonwere recent callers at the ArtMosier home.

George Brisboy has been sickagain. We hope he will soonbe well.The Hyder children had the

flu, but have recovered.The Broomfield Grange held

its first card party Saturday evening, Oct. 19. Proceeds wentto the Muscular Distrophy fund.The Juvenile Grange met Monday evening, Oct. 21, at theGrange Hail.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Darnellwere Saturday night and Sunday callers a week ago at theEdward Darnell homer and attended the Grange chicken supper. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lueder of Saginaw also attendedthe supper, and were callers ofEda VanZandt.

Members of the BroomfieldGrange presented Emily Hyder,Wendell Willoughby and LindaKimball with grab bags duringtheir stay in the hospital.

---0---BROO?vIEID GRANGENEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Esch, Mrs.Amy Darneil, Mrs. Beverly Ga.ler, Mrs. Dorothy Richardson,Mr. and Mrs. George Duthmersand Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black.mer attended a Pomona meeting,at Delwin Grange Hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 16.

Members of the BroomfieldGrange gathered at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Howard BlackmerFriday evening, Oct. 18, andpacked Christmas boxes forboys overseas. Refreshments ofapple pie, ice cream and coffee were served by the hostess.

Booster Night will be Friday,Oct. 25, with a nice programand pot-luck lunch. Meetingbegins at 9 o’clock, with everyone extended a cordial invitation to come.

Four tables of cards were inplay Saturday evening, with$8.00 taken in to send to theMuscular Distrophy fund.

Della Harris is home again.She spent three days kstweekIn the Edmore Hospital.

Jim Mosier has moved histrailer house to the Carl Richardson farm.

Howard Blackmer combinedbuckwheat for Harris DieM Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Weld andfamily were Saturday eveningcallers of Roy Heckard. Roy ishaving trouble with Ms heart,and is under a doctor’s care.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darnell ofLansing are vacationing at thehome of his parents, Mr. andMrs. Edward Darnell. Harryplans on doing a little huntingwhile here.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richardsonand Della Harris were Sundayafternoon callers of Mr. andMrs. Andy Hazen and familyof Farwell. -

Howard Blackmer, Floyd Eschand George Duthmers finishedputting up the chimney on

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Maxine Chubb’s house Smithy af- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Appeigreentemoon. and family of Mt. Pleasant, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Each of and Mrs. Alex Buchel and Mrs.Lansing spent the weekend with Helen Griffin and children, allhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs.Esch. Vance Wood and family.

Gordon Schiegel Is picking Mrs. J. H Clark and son, Don,corn for K. K. Each. attended the 50th wedding an-

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Brien very ill the past week withand family of Berkley spent the flu but was slightly improveweekend at the home of Mrs. the first of the week.Nina Forbes. Mary Lou Bierschbach of D

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sprague troit spent the weekend withand family of Lansing were grandmother, Mrs. Maude Kweekend guests of Mrs. Clara who has been ill with flu.Fox. Mrs. Herman Kremsreiter Mr. andMrs. Marion Mattoiand children were Sunday guests.of Lansing spent the weeken

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Handy of with their son-in-law and dMesick were Thursday evening ter, Rev, and Mrs. Arlo Vanguests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. and family.

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Ia,rw a * , ‘1r.rcT.r Thursday, Oct. 24. 1957

Mrs. Eula Cummins spent Friday morning with her mother,Mrs. Helen Smith, and hersister, Vera.

Mrs.Joe Martin spent Fridayevening with Mrs. Mary Nutt.

Mr. and Mrs. Theron Merrihewand Donnte and Marlene andHarold Losey were Sunday dinner guests of the Charlie andGerald Losey families.

The Miises Elsie and MaryNutt were Saturday callers oftheir grandmother, Mrs. MaryNutt.

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dutcherand Dougie were Friday evening guests of the Earl Oplingerfamily.

Raymond Klrvan of Big Rapids was a Saturday afternooncaller at the Gerald Dent home.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scharrerspent Wednesday evening withMr. and Mrs. Sterling Oplinger.

Mrs. Helen Griffin and Tomand Janet of Laming wereweekend guests of the VanceWoods.

Stanley Grewett and son andMr. and Mrs. Robert Turrell, allof Roseville, and Mr. and Mrs.Herman Martin were Sunday

afternoon guests of the Joe Martin family.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Forbeswere Sunday dinner guests ofMr. and Mrs. Win. Rosencrantz.In the afternoon, they calledon Mrs. Nora Gatehouse, Mrs.Lueder, Mrs. Curds and GroverHines at the Millbrook Convalescent Home, and also call..ed on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Darnelland family.

Evelyn Dent spent Fridaynight with her folks, Mr. andMrs. Gerry Dent, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Junior Denslowand Ronnie and Mr. and Mrs.Loren Baird of Lakeview wereSunday afternoon guests of theJay Denslow family.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bahr ofCopemish were Sunday dinnerguests of their daughter, Mrs.Joe Martin, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale &irgess andBonnie and Johnnie of Inksterwere wekend guests of the JimThompson family and they allwent to Mt. Pleasant Saturdayfor the Homecoming parade.

The Gerald Dent family spentSaturday evening with his parents, Mr. apd Mrs. Aisher Dent.

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Denilow andBen and Mr. and Mrs. DerryDunn and children attendedthe wedding of Mr. and Mrs.Ronald Haney of Laming Saturday evening. Mr. Haney Is -

a nephew of Mrs. Denslow.Bernard Tubandt and son of

Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams of Clare wereSunday afternoon guests of theJay Denslows. Mr. and Mrs.Richard &owiieil and childrenof Edmore were dinner guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirvanand son, Tommy, of GrandRapids were Sunday dinner -

guests of his sister and family,‘the Gerald Dent.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Williams ofPontiac were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Thompson and they wereall Sunday dinner guests at theFrank Benn home.

Mrs. Mabel Dent and childrenwere Mt. Pleasant visitors Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. Rosencrantsvisited the Arthur Wilson family near Lakeview last Thursday afternoon.

Mr. andMrs. Pat Bunting wereFriday evening guests of Mr.and Mrs. Sterling Oplinger.

Roy and Alva Cummins wereFriday evening callers at theSidney Lawrence home. Mrs.

Eula Cummlns was a Saturdaymorning caller.

Mr. and Mrs.Tracy White ofFlint spent the weekend withher folks, Mr. and Mrs. AlvaCummins, and at their farmhome.

Wilbur Beun and son, Frank,called Sunday evening on hismother, Mrs. Elsie Beñn, andhis sister, Mrs. Mary Nutt.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cumminsand children were Sunday afternoon and supper guests ofhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. AlvaCummins.

Mrs. Hattie losey spent Friday with her mother, Mrs.Ann Pennington.Miss Elsie Nutt of Berrien

Springs spent the weekend withher folks, the Ted Nutts.

Elder Perrien and Mrs. MOHr&were Saturday afternoon callersat the TedNutt home.

Mrs. Flora Wood ateded aSix-County Township officers’meeting at the Industrial ArtsBuilding at the Ferris Institutein Big Rapids Thursday.

Mrs. Neva Nutt was a Mondaymorning caller of Jessie Rosencrania.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grantham ofBay City were Saturday callersat the Howard Wood home.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denslow

of Lansing were weekend guestsof his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Leonard Denslow. Their son,Othel, was a Saturday guestand he and his father did somehunting.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bergquist,Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wood andfamily and Marie Hesson wereSunday dinner guests oLtheHoward Woods.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Kent ofGrand Rapids and Mrs. LucyHacklar and family of ThreeRivers spent several days lastweek with the Mack Denslows.Marie Bowen was a Wednesdayguest.

Mr.and Mrs. Claude Gafloupand boys and Shirley Wood-bury were Friday dinner guestsat the Guy Carr home.

Mrs. Hilda Hoffiday and fainiily were Sunday callers of Mrs.Maude Wagenman. Mr. andMrs. Leo Wood and Mrs. DeLong were Monday callers.

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Beal City’News

Mts. June SmIth, Reporter.

NEW PEPPER CLUB FORMEDThe newest pepper club, the

Jokers, held their first partySunday evening at the home ofMr. and hfrs.Joseph Bleise.

The members are Mr. andMrs.Donald Pung, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Gross, Mr. and Mrs.Bernard Gross, Mr. and Mrs.John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bleise and Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Schafer.

Prizes were won by BernardGross and his wife, Ann, andEdward Gross and Carol Bleise.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pungwere unable to attend becauseof the birth of their daughter,Debbie.

ENTERTAINS TOWN TWELVEMr. and Mrs. Bud Smith enter

ained the Town Twieve ClubSunday evening.

Cards were played, .wlth Mrs.Steve Pung receiving the prizefor high score, Mrs. Dick Smithwon second high and Mrs. Al

Tllmann won the prize for low -score.

GOOD NATURED CLUB MEETSMr. and Mrs. John A. Schafer

entertained the Good NaturedClub Friday evening.

Cards were played, with Mrs.Joe Pung receiving the pepperprize, Henry Cook was thewinner of the high score andJohn Schafer was second high.

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A GWL FOR THEDONALD PIYNGS

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pung arethe proud parents of a babygirl born Oct. 17.

She weighed in at sevenpounds, five ounces and willanswer to the name of DebbieJean.

Callers at the W. J. Laubenthaland Harold Black homes Fridayafternoon were Mrs. Matt Die-tick, Mrs. Walter Westnick andHelen Dielrlck of Ohio.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schaferentertained the members ofthe Peppy Seven Club Saturdayevening.

Matt Pantenburg was takento the hospital Saturday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rau spenta week ago Monday afternoonin Saginaw.

Mrs. Rosie DeRosie, Mrs. Mar)Jacobs, Mrs.Erma Thelen andMrs. Loretta Lorenz enjoyeddinner Thursday with Mrs. JoeKeller.Mr. and Mrs. Laveme Schafer

and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. MibFoster and family.

Mrs. Mary Ulirich and Mrs.Lena Bleise have been sick withfbi. Mrs. Erma Thelen and Mrs.Helen Simmer have been takinltheir places as cooks in thechurch basement.

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Simmerentertained the members oftheir club last Wednesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schaferentertained the memebers ofthe Peppy Seven Club Saturdayevening.

Mrs. Tony Schafer Is ill withflu.

Mr. and Mrs.Jerry Schafer andchildren left Tuesday for Ontonagon to visit Mr. and Mrs.Ed Berg.Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kurt spent

the weekend. with Mr. and Mrs.Henry Simmer.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Connors ofCarson City called on Mr. andMrs. Win. Pung Sunday.

Gertie Hebbeln spent theweekend with Mr. and Mrs.StevSchumacher.

Win. Martin is sick with flu.Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Simmer of

Reed City spent Monday withMrs. Louise Smith. Mr. Simmerwent hunting.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ran weresponsors at the christening of‘the infant son of Mr. and Mis..Al Thurman.

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News NotesMr. and Mrs. Othel Beuder of

Rosebush spent Tuesday evening at the Baxter home andvisited with Mr. and Mn LaRiuBartlett. Wednesday callerswere Mr. and Mrs. John Schafer:Mrs. Dorothy Straus was a Thunday evening caller and HaroldRhode called Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gross of MtPleasant were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. RobertKaninsky and Bobby.

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WEIDMAN MESSENGER Thursday. Oct. 24. 19S7

HONoRED ON80TH 3TFDAYA nice birthday party was held

Saturday evening, Oct. 19, atthe Bert Bozer home when friendand neighbors gathered to remind Bert it was his 80th birthday.

There was card playing andvisiting, and the evening ended all too soon.

After a lovely lunch servedy Mrs. Doris Douglas, Mrs.

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las, all departed wishing Bertmany more happy birthdays.

Guests other than the familywtre Mr. and Mrs. C. Egbert, Mr.and Mrs. Joe Gruss, Mr. andMrs. Matt Bacuer, Mr. and Mrs.Max Ward and Mr. and Mrs.Clayton Ward.

NEW BABYBorn to Mr.and Mrs. B. A.

Nendrow of Mt. Pleasant Monlay, Oct. 21, at Gradot Coun1ospilnl, Alma, a baby son.He weighed seven pounds and

me ounce, and has been namedGreggory Stewart.

Mrs. Wendrow was formerlyMary Stewart.

-__0-__MRS. SCHULTZ HONOREDGUEST AT PARTY

A party was held at the Masonic Hail Monday afternoonwith 22 ladies present. Mrs.Edna Schultz was the honoredguest and was presented witha lovely corsage.

The ladies played pepper,after which prizes were awardedto the following ladies: Mrs.Ida Dole, pepper prize; Mrs.Hulda Stevens, first prize; andMrs. Schultz received a ldtcheureminder as a guest prize.

Cake and coffee were servedby the committee, consIsting o:Claribel Beutler, Bertha Clarkand Nina Forbes.

Green ViewMrs. Ray Smith and children,Mr. and Mrs.Ted Smith andchildren and Lew Harrlngtonof Greenville were Sundayguests of Mr. and Mrs. ClaytonSmith. Mr. and Mrs. WayneSmith and children were Sunday supper guests and Mr. Hatrington spent until Monday atthe Smith home.

Mrs. Dora Ritchie of Shelbycalled on Mr. and Mrs. EdmundSchultz Thursday afternoon.Mrs. Bernice Moline of Mt.Pleasant and Eugene Murphyand son of Clare were Thursday

Elmer Allen of North Little- evening guests.field Lake is reported to be not Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Spragueso well, were Sunday guests of Mr. and

Mrs. Gerald Wood Is home Mrs. Fay Beutler and Nancy offrom Community Hospital and Roscommon.

Mrs. Gertrude Haight accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cotterto Laming last Wednesday and

Watch for Opening of attended the funeral of her

P t r Reale’s brother-in-law, Ben Haight,Thursday afternoon.

BEAUTV SA’ ON Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warner areI I I.. ill with flu this week.

In Downtown Mt. Plecaut Ruth Momany and Mrs. HaroldThorp called on Mrs. Ross Mom.

233 N. Main (and Chippewa) any, Jr., and family of Mt.Hair Styling by Pleasant last Thursday after-

New York City trained noon.STYliSTS LaRue Bartlett of Chicago

was a Thursday morning guestMeantime call Clare 773 of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder.

The two men called on Mr.

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man school.Cooperativ, Inc. Elizabeth Kelley and daughters of Mayville were Sundaycallers on her aunt, Mrs.Ann?ennington.

Mrs. Margaret Hewitt anddaughter, Elizabeth Ann, ofWest Branch were Saturdayevening guests of their cousins,

-. and Mrs. Walter H. Smith.‘.andMrs.Joe Kane andigbter, Carol, left last Thurs

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Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Bartlettreturned to their home in Chicago last Friday after spendinga week with their son-in-lawand daughter, Mr. and Mrs.Ray Baxter, and family.

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is feeling better, but still confined to the house.

Flu is very much In the news.Greg Pltts and Mrs. Ed McAlveywere able to return to schoolMonday. Marlene ?Itts andKenny Seymour are both muchbetter.

Mrs. Alvin Wood Is expectedhome this week from the ClareHospital. She was sufferingfrom flu and kidney Infection.

Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Seymourhad as Sunday evening supperguests Mr. and Mrs. John Sling-land of Midland and D. L ‘sparents, Mr. and Mrs. ElamSeymour.

Coca temsMr. and Mrs. Robert Kamnsky

spent last Thursday In Saginaw.Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Bartlett

were last Thursday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. frankS chafer of Beal City.

Jerry Middlesworth and son,Doug, attended the footballgame at Barryton Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scharrer spentthe weekend at the home of hisbrother, Mr. and Mrs. ChrisScharrer, of Flushing.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smithand children of Cllo, Mr. and

Mrs. Wm. Tanner, Reporter.Dartball got off to a good

start last Thursday evening,Stuart Graham getting the highscore.

Later devotions were led byRev. Hiram Gates.

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Hibberd Smith was here for herparents’ $ixdeth Wedding Anniversary, we asked her to write

a letter, some time when shead a moment to spare. We’renrc you will enjoy her responseaswedid.)Dear Connie:

You can’t Imagine what?leasUre it gave me to comeback to Weidman and meet somany old friends, finding cvelyone looking so well andcontented. Frances is her owndear self, and with her I feltthat only a short time hadpassed Instead of (heavens!)35 years.

After the excitement of thereceptions, ours and Dr. Clarks’had died down, Nelson and Itook our first tip to NorthernMichigan. Except for. rain atMackinac, so that we onlysaw the bridge through a mist,the weather was beautiful, butoh! so cold! Every morningthe car was encased in.thlck.ice,. and we ran the engineduring breakfast to melt it sowe could drive.

We stayed all night in Maui-sing at the Greenland Motel(is this a plug? ). The hostess-.-.I shall always love her--broughus coffee and toast and a bigdish of homemade jelly, •on atray, right to our room. Thatcertainly got THAT day oftto a good start.

We visited several of thebeautiful waterfalls in thatvicinity. Munising Falls, andMiners Falls, are both ratherremote, but if you’re wearingyour walking shoes you don’tmind.

We also went to Taquamenonwhere we saw the only wildlife of our whole trip. Therewas a whole family oL rabbits,maybe several families, Idon’t know, pasturing on thelawn. They seemed fairlytame, so like a real tourist Itied feeding them. Nelsontook my picture giving acookie to a rabbit, and do youknow, the ungrateful beastbit me! I’m glad it wasn’ta bear. I guess, though, had

it been a bear, I wouldn’thave been feeding it!There was only one thing on

the tip that caused me woe, andfor that, Connie, there oughtto be a law! In fact, Ithinkthere is.

Wherever we went, in allthat beautiful country, where itit Is so quiet you can hear yourown heartbeat, and so beautifulyou feel like you are in church- -everywhere you see emptybeer cans and bottles. Obviously, there are not enoughforest rangers to police thegreat forests every day, but myquestion Is, if the sightseershave the strength to carry thefull cam into the parks thenwhy can’t they carry the emptyones out? Why must they clutter the landscape with theirbeer cam, cigarette packets,gum wrappers, candy wrappers,pretzel and potato-chip bags?

We find it convenient to carry a package of kitchen garbage bags, the waterproof kind.Each night a used one Is discarded--and It’s usually fullof junk we have accumulatedduring the day--and at leastI don’t have it on my conscience that I have scatteredIt to the four winds.

I know, many people do thisalso--but there are so manywho don’t.

It was a wonderful five daysand 1400 miles. We enjoyedit tremendously, but no morethan our visit to Weidman.

Give my love to your mother, Connie. Kindest regardsto all.

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and Mr. and Mrs. Claytoneut1er spent from Oct. 15 tIll

19 on an eastern trip.

] They visited many interestingoints, including Niagara Falls

and Washington, D. C.While in Washington they saw

Queen Elizabeth entering theCapitol Building to have lunchwith Vice-President and Mrs.Richard Nixon.

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Mrs. Frances Shook, Reporter.Word was received by Mr. and

Mrs. Russell Stanley, Sr., thattheir grandsoi.j David Moore,son of Mr. and Mrs.ThomasMoore (Marion Stanley), ofCalifornia, is very ill in a hospital near his home, with akidney infection and Bright’sDisease. Here’s hoping Davidwill soon be well again.

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Bowen andchildren of Brinton spent Sunday evening with his sister, Mrs.Elwood Miller, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rosserand children of Evart spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. HarryDosenberry, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smithand children of Clio spent theweekend wither parents, Mr.and Mrs. Marshall Lowery, Sr.,and Gary.

Congratulations go out to Mr.and Mrs. Virgil Brandt of nearRemus, who were married Oct.15. She is the former DorisHoffman Miller.

Gary lowery and Clyde Dosen.berry were two boys from thisneighborhood who went in a

bus load from Banyton to attend a footbal.game at Lansing.

Miss Nora Belle Hayward, MIsloreen Tice and Mrs. Wm.Ticcalled Sunday on Mrs. DonaldPung and Deborah Jane at theStanley home. Mr.and Mrs.Donald Stanley and childrenof Brinton also called.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Savageand áhildren of Mt. Pleasantwere recent callers of Mr. andMrs. Clarence Dillenbeck andJanet.

Dennis Loomis, Bonnie Emmons and Mr:and Mrs. MilesMiller have been very ill withflu the past week. Mr. and Mrs.A. McLean helped out Fridayat the Miller home.

Mrs. flora VanSickle of GrandRapids spent the weekend withher daughters, Mrs. StanleyDague and Mrs. Miles Miller,and their families.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gross ofWeidman spent the weekendwith their son-in-law anddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. KeithLoomis, and Dennis.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Loomisand Dennis were Sunday dinnerguests of his sister, Mrs. RonaldWathowiak, and family, ofnear Mt. Pleasant.

Wm.Shook of near Barrytonspent Sunday with Mr. and Ms.Miles Miller and family.

Bernard Tubandt and Sonnyand his friend of Lansing werehunting in our neighborhoodSunday. They called on Harlan and Frances Shook Saturday.George Looman and friend ofCedar Springs called also.

Mrs. Glenn VanValkenburg offlint spent last week with hersister, Mrs. Clarabelle Lee,and children.

Earl Lee, son of Mrs. Clara-belle Lee, received a medicaldischarge from Great Lakes Naval Station, and came homeTuesday. He will help hismother for a while.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wells of

St. Louis spent Sunday with hersister, Mrs. Clarabelle Lee,and children.

Mr. and Mrs.John Wicks andMrs. Steve Ogorek and childrexof Warren spent Thursday nighand Friday with Mrs. ClarabellLee and children. Mr.and MrsGerald Wicks of Breckenridgespent Sunday with them.

Miss Wanda Gardner and bro.ther, Nelson, of Evart wereSunday supper guests of Earl Land his mother, Mrs. Clarabel]Lee, and their guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williamof Clare and Mr. and Mrs. EzraSutliff of Lansing called Sundaon Mrs. Berniece St. John.

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Shook ofMt. Pleasant called Friday andalso Sunday on his mother, MnFrances Shook. Dalton Shookcalled Tuesday evening. He hquite ill with after-effects ofthe flu.

Claude Loomis of Lakeviewcalled Sunday on his son, Arthur, and family.

Mrs. Ronald Wathowiak andchildren of Mt. Pleasant spentSaturday afternoon vith herparents, Mr. and Mrs. ArthurLoomis, and children. Mr.and Mrs. Virgil Loomis hadSunday supper with them.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dosenberrand two youngest sons attendecthe Campbell Reunion in GranRapids recently.

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S.W $hemwiEvalina Hibberd, Reporter.

Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cumminsof Flint were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. RoscoeDavis. Their mother, Mrs.JohnSheldon, went home with themfor a week’s visit.

Mrs. Wayne Davis caned onher brother-in-law, floydThomas, at Lakeview Hospitalwhere he had undergone surgery.

Miss Phyllis Worthy calledon her aunt, Mrs. Wayne Davis,Thursday afternoon.

Russell Merrfhew of Ypsilanticame home for a visit with hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. OrrieMerrihew, and they all enjoyeda picnic dinner with their son,Orval, in Battle Creek.

Mrs. Clyde Beutler enjoyedlunch recently with Mrs. Andrew Willey of Rosebush.

Visitors at the George Merrthew home were Mr. and Mrs.Edwin Huguelet of Lansing,who came for Sunday dinner.Mr. and Mrs. frank Maxon ofBianchard called. Donnie Merrihew of Mt. Pleasant spent afew days helping his grandpawith Ms chores. We are happyto report that George is ableto be out again and take over

‘‘ his chores, after having beeninjured by a bull three weeksago.

LaRue Bartlett of Chicagoand Fred Snyder called on theJohn Hibberds last Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Beutlerand children were dinnerguests of his parents, Mr. andMrs. Clyde Beutler. Jim washunting deer with bow andarrow but failed to bring onedown. Better luck next time.

Mr. and Mrs.Jack Gaudardand family were Sunday dinnerguests of her parents, Mr. andMrs. Ervin Dutcher. Mr. Gaudard entered a Saginaw hospital Wednesday for bonegrafting. The doctors willtake a bone from his hip torepair the damaged bone inhis fQrehead. Good luck, Jack.Other callers of the Dutcherswere Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hinesof Winchester Dam andGeorge Woodin.

East CoWwaterJoe Tower came home from

the Clare Hospital Sturday,feeling much better.

Mrs. LuclUe Moleynaux anddaughter of Walliaila visitedfrom Wednesday till Fridayevening with Mr. and Mrs.Bert Estes.

Mr. and Mrs. George Towerof Mt. Morris called on Mr.and Mrs. Joe Tower Sunday.

Mrs. Bessie Forbes and Mrs.Violet Sloan attended a FarmBureau meeting at Clare lastWednesday.

Ed Graber is home from thehospital.The mother of Mrs. Frank

Thomas has gone to Cleveland,0., to stay with her son for thewinter.Mrs. Flossie Forbes Is on the

sick list.Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner,

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Estes andMelvin Ockeft were guests ofMr. and Mrs. Clyde Forbes Saturday evening.

Carl Geasler is driving a new

sing spent Sunday with Mr. andMrs. Leon Hait

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turnbullof Weidman visited Sundayevening with Mr. and Mrs. Win.Estes.

Leo Forbes of Pontiac Is stayIng with the Leland Forbes’ anddoing some hunting.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Tupper ofMt. Pleasant spent Sunday withthe Russell Wrights.

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hustedwere in a head-on collision onthe Lake George road Sunday

afternoon. Both were taken tothe Clare Hospital.

Mrs Blanche Roberts was arecent dinner guest of Mr.and Mrs. Emmet Fowler ofRemus. -

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kripa andfamily of Mt. Pleasant visitedSunday with the Paul Colefamily.

Thurston Mason of Saginawvisited Monday night with JoeTower. Mr. Mason lived nearUttlefleld Lake years ago.

( — spentpart of last weekin CM...a fllS cago on business for libby’sMr. and Mrs. Norman Abbott

Mrs. Byron Nichols of Dearborn and family of Middleton spentwas a we.ekend guest at the last Saturday and were supperFey Middleswortb home. Mr. guests at the Orval Abbott:and Mrs. Tom Stamm were Sun. home.day guests. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sprague

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Charnes have received W)rd from theirand K. C. attended the Home- daughter, Dollie Bower, of Sancoming at Mt. Pleasant Saturday. Fernando, Calif., that DolIje ‘s

Mrs. Will 3. Smith stayed oldest son was seriously injuredwith the Don Alwood children while at his work in an ironSaturday evening, works.iBob Cale and Leonard Johnston

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WRIflMAN V1tR Thursday. Oct. 24. 1957

Ruth Momany, Reporter.

WEIDMAN METHODIST

Thursday evening, tonight,Bible Study gioup will meet atthe church at 8:00 p. in.

Choir practice has beenchanged to Saturday eveningsduring the school months dueto school activities on mostFriday evenings. Rehearsalwill be at 8:00 p. in.

(Omitted last week.)

Last Sunday afternoon theDeerfield- Weidman MYFsponsored a color tour for oldermembers of the church. It

have been more perfectfect weather and although onlythee cars made the tol4enthusiasm of the group morethan made up for the lack innumber. Most of us DID have“four eyes” but even so, oneneeded a half dozen pairs to

• be able to see all directionsat once to enjoy the blaze ofcolor. After many miles oflovely scenery in a large blocksouth and west of Weidman,

the group was brought back to- the church basement where

the young people and someof the mothers and fathers hadprepared a lovely lunch, withtables prettily decorated withyellow tapers and bouquets ofautumn flowers.

After the lunch, there wasa Singsplration and severalspecial •numbers given by someof the MYF.

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when one hears and reads somuch about juvenile delinquiucy that the other side of thepicture should be shown andcredit given to the many outstanding things many of ouryoung poeple are doing today,contributing to many activitiesin church, school and othercivic enterprises.

Speaking as one of those whoenjoyed the thoughtfulness of

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the young people, let us allnot be so quick to criticiseand a little quicker to letthem know how much weapprove of the nice things theydo.

Eight members of the MYF,accompanied by two adults,attended the District YouthRally at fremont Sunday aftersoon and report having avery nice time.

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Edward Neubecker, eldest sonof Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neubccker,has been named publicity chairman for the Business Adminitration Ball at Marquette University in Milwaukee.

Edward is on a law course atthe university.

S. W. ShermanMrs. Clayton Dutchr, Reportei

Mrs. Daisy Embrey called onthe Roy Embreys Friday. Mrs.Dorothy Chaffee and daughterwere Saturday callers. Mrs.Ralph Wagner also called Saturday. Charles Forman ofLansing was a Sunday caller.and also did some hunting.

• Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cornellwent to Iowa last Wednesday tovisit their daughter, Betty, andfamily. Ronnie Britton has beexdoing chores while they wereaway.Ralph Wagner and Jiriamy and

Beth have been having the flu.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Embrey alsohave had it, and their son,Carl, called several times toseeS them.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodinand children called on Mr. andMrs. Ervin Dutcher, Jr., andchildren Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dutcherand Mr. and Mrs.Richard Dutcher and Douglas called onMr. and Mrs. Clinton SecordWednesday evening. The Clayton Dutchers called on Mrs.Ann Pennington Tuesday evening.

Lynn Johnson of Deerfieldspent Sunday with Gary Dutcher.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDaniels and famiLy returned Thursday from Kansas City, Mo.,after spending a couple of

weeks with relatives there. Manand Edith stayed for anotherweek, and will return by plane.

Mrs. Barbara Dutcher and Dou1called on her folks, the Theodore Case family, Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Ervin Dutcher, Jr., andBrian and Steven, were Sunday afternoon callers of theClayton Dutchérs.

Mr. and Mrs. Dale VanSyckleand family visited Mr. and Mrs.Bill Cornell and family Fridayevening.

Mrs. Vera Cornell went toGrand Rapids Friday with Mrs.Jean Leiter. Jean attendedteachers’ institute.

Mrs. Vema Cornell attendedthe funeral of Mrs. Jessie Moorelast Monday afternoon.

tocaiftemsMr. and Mrs. Walter H. Smith,

Mrs. Wm. Warner and Mrs.Pierson called on Wm. Snyderof Carson City Sunday tocongratulate him on his 90thbirthday anniversary. Mr.Snyder was a former residentOf Weidman.

Friday callers of Mr. and Mrs.A. L Sprague were Mr. and Mrs.Keith Holton and girls of SaultSte. Marie. Mrs. Dora Ritchieof Shelby and Mr. and Mrs. BillSprague and children of Deer-field Center were Saturday. callers. The Spragues’ grandson,Richard Spencer, of Saginawalso called Saturday. Sundayguests were Mr. and Mrs. AlfredSprague and family of Lansing,luncheon guests were Mr. andMrs. George Looman and son,John, of Cedar Springs, Mr.and Mrs. Alvin Schumather andMr. and Mrs. Glenn Reynoldsand daughter, Connie, of Lansing. Sunday callers were Harlan Sprague of Mt. Pleasant,

who reported his son very Illafter a relapse from fin, Mr.and Mrs. Richard Sprague andson, Mike, of Diamond Lake.

Oscar Dell and Ward Dellwere dinner guests at the DonAiwood home last Friday.

Wayne Charnes spent Mondayin Midland and hunted withCordon Lossing.

Russ Sides has bought a registered doberman pinscher dog,a female, and a beautiful blackand tan animal.

These are expensive dogs, andare noted for their night-watchabilities. It’s said that MarshallField’s great store in Chicagosends ‘em through the place atnight, routing out would-beshoplifters hidden in rest roomsand the like.

A good watchdog is certainlya thing of value.And Russ’ doberman is a beautiful dog, besides.

********The Clayt Smiths have moved

into their brand-new house, andare settling while finishing-uptouches go on in the inside.

a°w.Mrs. France. Shook, Reporter.Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gray spent

Saturday evening with theircousins, Mr. and Mrs. DanielBlanry, near Remus.

Claude Loomis of Lakeviewspent Sunday with his brotherand wife, Mr. and Mrs. WardLoomis. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Meier of near Barryton and Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Loomis wereSunday guests.

Mrs. Lyle Denslow called Saturday afternoon on Mrs. DonaldPung and Deborah Jane andMrs. Liffian Wonsey at CMC

Hospital in Mt. rleasant.Miss Darlene Denslow, daugh.

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Mrs. Lyle Denslow attended aparty at the home of Mrs. Arthur Schrock of &lnton Friday.

Mrs. Archie McI.ean went Saturday to visit her son and daughter-in-law, M. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, and children, ofFlint. She returned home Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Miller

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wixon oiBarryton and Mr. and Mrs. Ma:shall Lowery, Sr., enjoyed athree_day fishing trip last weat Whitefish Bay at Paradise,U. P. They had very good luc

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Mrs. Vida Lueder, Mary Cook,Maycie Cook, Mrs. TheodoreHummel and Mrs. Nina Strublespent last Thursday in Lansingwith Mrs. Clara Fritz. Mrs. Fritzserved a lovely ham dinner atnoon and the rest of the daywas spent in visiting.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Cook andRev. Kuske were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Rika Waichand Myrtle of Remus.

Mrs. Cleo Wiley of Pontiacwas a Saturday and Sundayguest of Mr. and Mrs. WillCook, the Bob Cook familyand Will and Roderick Nicholson

Mrs. Mary Cook and s6n,Arthur, spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs. George Smith ofMerrill.

lone Klumpp of Winn spentthe weekend with her aunt,Aliance Cook, and attendedthe reception for Mr. and Mrs.Roger Trevisiol, the formerHelen Swan, at the Two Rivers Hall.

About 40 people, young andold, enjoyed a wiener roastfor members and their familirs

of the Grange held in Ed Darneil’s woods Sunday evening,The young folics enjoyed ahayride before the wienerroast.

Mrs. E. R. Rhode, Mrs. MaryCook, Maycie Cook and Mrs.ma Gillette attended theparty Monday at the MasonicHail in Weidman, given inhonor of Mrs. Edna Schultz.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beck ofGrand Rapids, Mrs. NellieArmock of Wisconsin and Mr.and Mrs. George Gerwig ofCasnovia were Sunday guestsof Mrs. Nettie Crowley Mrs.Armock remained for a fewdays’ visit.

Paul Lueder, who woks atNiles, was a Sunday dinnerguest of Ms sister, Mrs. EdaVan Zandt.

Will and Roderick Nicholsonand Cico Wiley enjoyed a drivto Big Rapids and Evart Saturday.

Herman Cook and Alianceand Mr. and Mrs. Orves Cookwere guests of Mr. and Mrs.Orville Klumpp of Winn Sun-

day in honor of Mrs. Klumpp’sbirthday.Jay Leinaar, who fell and

injured his leg while at worklast week, is still unable toget around much.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zueder and

Karlene and Mr. and Mrs.Richard l.ueder spent Sundayin Lansing with their brother,lloyd Strong, and family.

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Two RiversMrs. BlacheCarr, Reporter.

Kenneth Saunders and son,Steven, attended the MYFYouth Rally at Fremont Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Amzy Van Hornand family of Mt. Pleasantwere Sunday callers at the DonSwan home.

Miss Helen Swan and RogerTrevisol were married Fridayat Harrison. A wedding reception was held for them fn theCMB Hall at Two Rivers Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larsonhave been on a trip to visittheir son, CaroLton, and familyin Louisiana.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swan andMr. and Mrs. Don Swan took atrip near Mb Sunday and thendown to Midland where theyvisited Mr. and Mrs. RussellSwan. Mrs.Swan has beenquite ill.

Mrs. Elizabeth Huldebrant andson, Ralph, of Goodrich spentMonday night and Tuesdaywith Mr. and Mrs. Clair Moses.

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Buntingand children of Lansing wereweekend guests of Mx. and Mrs.Oral Bunting.

Sally Swan wrenched herankle quite badly Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wardweilof Ludington were weekendguests of the Ray Flaugher family.

Mrs. Oral Bunting entertainedthe CMB Club last Thursday afternoçn at her home. Thenext meeting will be with Mrs.Myrtle Moses of Mt. Pleasant,Oct. 31.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Flaugherand family were weekend guçstof Mrs. Audrey Flaugher andfamily.

Mrs. Alma Albers of Lansingand Steve Shneil were Sundayguests of Mr. and Mrs. HerbHocbrein.

Elton Cars went to FordHospital Tuesday for a checkup

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lelder andFred and Harold Leider of Detroit were weekend guests ofthe Carl Krueger family.

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M. and Mrs. John Faber and Mr.and Mrs. Joe Wawersik spent lastThursday with Mr. and Mrs. EdFaber and family nearShepherd.

Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes ofDetroit spent from Friday tillSunday with her folks, Mr. andMrs. Ed Clare, near Mt. Pleasant.

Amelia Wieber and Rilla Ellasspent last Thursday afternoonwith Mrs. Chris Fussman.

Della Mathews spent Sundaywith her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs. Miles Drallette.

Patty Holmes of Detroit spentSunday with her uncle and aunt,Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Yuncker.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ohis spentlast Monday evening a weekago at the Joe &euer home.

Mrs. Zulu Grewett and Geraldspent a week ago Sunday at theLeo Phelps home in Cadillac.

Mrs. Riila Elias spent last Wed.nesday with Mrs. Dorothy Straus.They enjoyed an afternoon ofpatching, which would be funwith these two happy ladies.

Rusty Aiwood was one of thelucky Sixth graders to win threeribbons at the FFA Fair lastThursday evening at the Weld-man School. There were somany that couldn’t attend because of illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gross and Mr.and Mrs. Bernie Gross spent Sun-

visiting along the way andcaring for the sick.

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News NotesMr. and Mrs. Leo Neubecker’

and Jimmy spent Sunday withLeo’s brother-in-Jaw and sister,Mr. and Mrs. Otto Skalitrky,of Remus.

Mr. and Mrs. George McClain,Jr., and girls were Tuesday evfling visitors of Mr. and Mrs. BwF-lines and gins of WinchesterDam.

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Thursday, Oct. 24, 1957

Mrs. Helen t ‘wood, Reporter.day in Lansing visiting Mr. andñrs. Rudy Dickson and family

and Mary Gross.Mrs. Anabeile Smith and two

children called at the Joe Breuehome Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotter and

Mr. and Mrs Elmer Khode. 5fl1 old Straus home Sunday evening.Saturday evening with Mr. and Mr. nd Mrs. Leslie HaggmanMrs. Bill Stewart. and family of Owosso spent Sat-

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schafer, Mrs. urday with his mother, Mrs. RutiLeoGross and Mike Gross attend-c;allagher, and husband, Bernie.ccl the funeral of Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munn ofMartin in Portland last Friday. Bay City spent Saturday with

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hauck. Theyson, Johnny, of Farwell called all attended the football gameat the Don Aiwood home Sun- at Lansing.day evening. They all went OUt Mrs. Dorothy Straus received ato see the new Davy Supply call from her mother, Mrs. Lurabuilding on the Air Line road. Beutler, from Jackson, saying.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kress of she will be here soon. Lwa leftLake George visited at the liar- Califoxnia Oct. 1, and has been

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