Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE EVENING CHRONICLE, MARSHALL, MICHIGAN, MONDAY. JANUARY 27, 1936 News City council will hold its fort- jnlghtly meeting tonight nt. 7:30 at the Town Hall. The Marshall police department lias found it necessary to kill three dogs within the past Mr. and Mrs.

R. Hoencs have moved from Verona Road to their new home south-of town. Mrs. Harry Thompson, who with her son, David, has been spending a few days'with her mother in Jackson: -returned hom'p today. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Hester visited in Napoleon Sunday. The condition of Miss Nonna Barnard remains about the same. Significant: William Aberhart, Alberta's new premier, was wafted into office on a promise to pay every adult citizen $25.00 a month. Mr.

Aberhart's scheme looks ns fascinating on, paper as it. ever did; however, many fledly that the project will be proved quickly and that work will I f-tart within 30 days. Floyd Bouffhton who is suffering with an attack of neuritis is slowly recovering. The basement of the Lutheran church, including the kitchen, has been entirely re-decorated, and rewired. i The Eckford Grange party which months have elapsed since he was to have been held Wednesday been indefinitely Held Open Houses- Mr, and Mrs.

R. Harris took office and the dividends are not yet forthcoming, and the beneficiaries prow- ins insistent. evening, has postponed. Frank Williams, reoorder- $196.02 in county) IT. -nlloBlltfris I his morning at the, Treasurer Mrs.

B. Thompson, who has been ill since the first of December with bronchial asthma. Ls still confined to the house. Miss Doris Kempf and. Paul Kelser spent Sunday in Belding with the lattef's cousin.

Mrnr Pauline; Stalin. been heir three weeks assisting in caring for him. The Lyon Lake Ladies Aid so- city meeting 1 which was scheduled for Thursday of this week, has been postponed. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Gubbins of Ceresco, are the parents -oS Wm. G. Thick left Saturday on daughter, Roberta born Sunday an eastern business trip. Oaklawn hospital. Fredonia James! The meeting 1 of the i Grange, scheduled for Wednesday of this week, has postponed Miss Marilyn Staver spent the week end in Battle Creek Miss Joan Reid.

Miss Edith Chapman was to Oaklawn hospital yesterday and this morning underwent a major operation. has been made divorce suit started in fipurt by Josie Chesley. They in Coldwater in 1912. Today last day of hearing claims in probate court in the estates of iMInnie L. Trump, Gustave K.

Sttd Isabella McCuUoch Hearing incident to the estate of Edith H. Doland. was also on the-calendar. Gubbins. of Cereseo is included ttie 16 enumera tors appointed to take the business 'census in Calhoun county.

The others are residents of Battle Creek. Charles A. Marsh has been in Marshall the past several days in connection with the survey. Circuit Judge Blaine W. Hatch this morning signed an order vacating the moratorium order previously entered in the suit of the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance vs.

Prank E. Halladay, H. Lyle, and HiUiard G. I vie, et al. The order signed today vras'the result of the failure of defendants to live up to the terms of the moratorium order, and gives the plaintiff the right to proceed with foreclosure action.

in the amount of ap- prcximatsry $2,078 was awarded to Elizabeth Knowles, plaintiff in r.iiit against. Milton E. Magel, of this morning by Circuit Judge'Blaine W. Hatch. The case had its origin in a promissory note.

Mrs. Knowles' husband, Miles Knowles, well known Detroit attorney and an official of the Michigan State Bar Association, represented the plaintiff at the proceedings today. until Feb. 12. Mrs.

Margaret O'Leary. Pearl street was admitted to Oaklawn Miss Elsie Pratley spent the weejs end with her parents in Convis township. I Celebrate Woods, County Clerk and Mrs. Frank E. 187 West Territorial Road, Battle McNary of Battle Creek today Creek, held open house yesterday celebrated their golden wedding afernoon, entertaining about forty; anniversary by keeping open house friends.

Present from Marshall from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock this after- were Miss Harriet Simons and Van noon and from 7:00 to 10:00 o'clock Vetchen Perrett. 'this evening. Mr. and Mrs. McNary PVO both well known residents of Club Will Meet-7- the county, having lived in Leroy Mrs.

Thomas Steel will entertain township previous to going to Bat- the Tuesday Contract club tomor- tie Creek to reside. Mrs. McNary r.q\ir afternoon the Mansion-T-'ceforc her marriage was Miss Nan- Room. Luncheon will be served at J-JP Fuller or Athens Mr. 12:30 o'clock.

I Mrs. Harry Day and infant son dismissed from Oaklawn hos- pital this oiternoon returned Marian Thomas was over-Sunday guest of. her parents nrn home hospital last evening for treatment. She was removed there in in Marshall township. the Kelser-More ambulance.

R. P. No. 1, Mrs. C.

W. Casper will arrive Dinner guests yesterday of Mrs. Frances Conley and Mrs. Rdswell i Rosemary Leyden. Cunningham were Attorney Perle Miss Betty Lucas of Owosso is from Grand Rapids Friday, father the guest for a few days of Miss than Wednesday, as was stated in a previous issue, to he the guest of (her mother, Mrs.

B. G. Brewer, for Fouche of Allegan and Mrs: Francis Hull of Kalamazoo. Mrs. Marshall Vary and daugh- law.

William Butler. Cynthia, of Detroit, are the. guests Mrs. Wm. J.

Duff fold left todw a week. for Escanaba where she was called I by the death of her tarother-in- of Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt L. Coleman, while Mr.

Vary is on a business trip to New York. Suit to quiet title to property has Charles Eldred, sixteen months 't McNary was first elected county cleric in 1002, taking up his duties 1 'on January 1. 1903. With the ex- 17 Violent Deaths of eight years, during the terms of the-late- Ra.y In the State (Will A. C-ady.

Mr. McNary has ser- ved Calhoun capacity. Ill I health has kept him from his of(Concluded from Paffe flicp foi he Ias( three eeks, but ing sports enthusiasts to the Gray-1 hc vpry much nnproved and cx ling winter carnival. Man, Daughter Killer Albert Laninga, 62, and prots to return to his duties soon. his daughter, Jeanette, 17, of Cuttler-1 For Mrs.

ville, were killed one and one-half mile west of their home when their automobile was. struck by south- Tlie Battle Creek social calendar will feature a number of social events in honor of Mrs. Verner W. DOYLE'S ROUND SIRLOIN or SWISS STEAK Bologna or Liver Sausage Home Made 2 Pork Steak Lean Cuts. lb.

19 Free Delivery' At All Times Phone 228 Soldiers' Bonus Bill I Huge Crowds Becomes a Law bound Pennsylvania passenger'Main, wife of the recently elected am congressman from the third dis- John Lifers, 68, Casnovia, died in' trict. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. W. train. Mercy hospital at Muskegon short- i R.

Chynoweth will give, a tea. and ly after his automobile had skidded I Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Floyd into a truck driven by James Mor- J. Skidworth will be hostess at a old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bay El- "dred, 811 Verona road, received painful burns about the neck, aco, 20, Ludington. i bridge party. Other events are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Lutz had as their guests Sunday Eugene Flynn and daughter Marian of Newark, N. returned and Mrs. Richard Loske. Esther and Louis Lutz of been started in circuit court by shoulders and chest, yesterday Oscar Beylin a.gainst L. F.

I when he pulled a coffee pot of hot coffee over. He is being treated atj Oaklawn hospital. Hex Anderson will leave Satur- et al. ana home today following a several Sarasota, Fla where he Detroit and Mrs. Harold Griffen of days visit with Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. will attend.the aAnnual meetng at Hastings. Hoeltzel.

Miss Mary Coombs, a student at Oxford college, and a former Marshall resident is spending a week's vacation between semesters with her mother, Mrs. Wm. A. Coombs in Coldwater. There are no expectations that it will be possible to provide shorter detour for US-12 traffic F.round the new bridge construction east Battle Creek.

The bridge will probably be completed in July. Mr. and Mrs. A. O.

Hart of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Voorhees and daughter, Vivian of Hanover, were Sunday guests of and Mrs. Charles A. Harper.

the Tin Can Tourists' association, exhibiting at the trailer show held in connection with event. It is expebted that 3,000 persons will attend, with indications that more Mr. I than 1,200 trailers and house cars will be on display. At Muskegon Heights, Calvin scheduled at which Mrs. Main will Johnson, 12, succumbed to injuries be guest of honor.

Accompanied by received when he was struck by aUier children, Marcia, Janet, Stu- freight train arl anc Curtis, she is leaving in a Mrs E. Lyon, 57, died at her; few days by motor for Washington, hcme in Ludington as a result of i where Congressman Main has been injuries received in an automobile since cirly in the month, accident a month ago. Jules de Poalo died in Detroit of! Atlended Birthday Dinner- injuries received when he was Mr aild Mrs gamuel Leggitt struck by an automobile. In anoth-j spenfc tne week end in Reed city er Detroit accident, an where on Saturday evening they fied woman, about 35 years Kttended a dinner party in celebra- was killed. She was rushed to Re- ceiving hospital where she died within a few minutes.

Girl Dies from Burns Gladys Dickinson, 15, died in (Concluded from Page 1) department had begun preparation for printing the bonds, in $50 denominations, but an immense amount of detail work is still necessary. The bonds will be dated June 15, so that -veterans must wait five months for their cash, A veteran receiving bonds for his adjusted service certificate will bo In London For Funeral I Concluded from Page 1) Albert Lebrun of ministers of ten nations and an almost uncountable list of military, naval and civilian dignitaries from the continent will be in the funeral procession. Those here included Norman N. Davis, Capt. Walter S.

Anderson, able to cash them or ho kl them, j- attachc and L1 eut.CoI. for nine years, receiving three per, mond Lge who wm i the United States. tion of the ninetieth birthday of the grandfather. Isaac Grant. Mr.

Grant, is the only surviving- Civil war veteran in Reed City. Enroute home yesterday they The fire department was sum- The WPA project at the court- It was Wuliam (Bffly) Newton and not William H. Harrison, as statSd hi Saturday's Evening Chronicle, who has been winning- honors at Culver Millitary academy. The Eckford Grange is planning; a card paity to be held Wednes- ed. moned to the home of George' house, involving the correcting of Hanchett in west Prospect street, property descriptions, held up two at T40 a m.

today to extinguish a or three times because of lack of chimney blaze. No loss was report- index cards, again has stopped, this time, it is said as the result oi a difference of opinion between Rev Edwin Simpson will bis in the state tax commission and WPA Battle Creek Wednesday evening officials. The project, started about to deliver an address at a Corigre- two weeks ago under the supefvi- gation in connection with sion of Edward Austin, of Battle i a church supper at the First Bap- 1 Creek, former county clerk. I Don Pangborn, of Burlington, 'arrested by Deputy Sheriff Orlo David Sherman, because of in- Fish, of Tekonsha. on a disorderly terest in his present school work charge, pleaded guilty when ar- Beceiving hospital 111 Detroit nopped in Grand Rapids and went shortly after she had received )hrough the -Wonder House" burns while attempting to dry hei hicn js completely equiped with clothing beside an open fireplace, gaf applianccs Wayne Todd, 5, Pontiac, was drowned in Clinton river while coasting.

The child's sled fell thru a hole in the ice' His body was carried 10 feet under water. James, Butin, Detroit, gunshot wounds following with a neighbor. Police were 1 Entertained Club- Mrs. Card S. Seaman was ost- tist church.

His subject "Our Changing will d. VialU. UaL Lj WtT iicn.1 vv i-- day evening at the Orange hall, at Michigan State college, has de- raigned before Justice Darrell I IT nrt enlarged, nonpartisan state -board of education which will se-1 lect the superintendent of public' is the basis of the pro-1 now being studied by a number of citizens and professional proups over the state. According to plans announced by Dr. A.

J. Phillips acting executive secretary of the Michigan Education Association, a referendum at the November election will allow voters to pass upon a constitutional amendment which, if adopted will provide for a state board of six or eight, members, two to be elected each "year on a nonpartisan ticket for a two-year term. All former members and all who tend. Mr. and Mrs.

Doyt Hell of G19 east Prospect street are the parents of a daughter born Sunday morning. She weighed seven and one-half pounds and has been named Jean Ann. Mrs. Herl is a sister of Mrs. Ralph Kline.

rided not to take advantage of Scott here this morning and was Romolous Olaji. 61, on a charge of murder. Mial Younglove, 22, Lowell, was ess to the Contract Players Saturday afternoon, all members being present. Bridge was played at two lables and light, refreshments were served. "The high score prize Wm.

R. Simons invited the club to 11. days in jail. Sentence ed until Thursday. Pangborn is to havp engaged in a fight the appointment which he has re- directed to pay a fine and cosfB r)etroit ceived as first alternate candidate amounting to $16.25, or spend 15 to West Point from, this district.

Minard Mumaw entertained group of boys. over the week end with Hugh Miller, Burlington the Mumaw cottage at Lyon operator. ake. Those enjoing his hospitality Larry Hazel, Charles Dobbins. I A total of 182 Marshall people ack Twist, Dick Kempf, Tommy cast ballots in the recent Literary Brownfield, Herbert Groesbeck and Digest poll of sentiment hi regarji shot to death by Sheriff Ross when he and two other men attempted to escape the Ionia jail.

Miss Dorothy Martin was shot killed by a police officer in York, Gloucester and Kent, will walk behind the coffin on the 3 1-2 mile funeral route to Paddington railway station, --where the late king's body will leave for Windsor for burial in the royal chapel. St. George's. King Edward will wear a naval uniform. Tonight Edward entertains heads 1 of foreign delegations at dinner at Buckingham Palace, in accordance with precedent.

cent interest. The amount of bonds and cash, whatever the the veteran will receive will corres- vnr hjs brotherSi the Dukes WASHINGTON. Jan. senior and junior senators, Couzens and Vandowberg, today voted with five others of their party to sustain the President's veto of the bonus measure. Voting with the seven publicam; to sustain Mr.

evelfs action were 12 crats. Fifty-seven Democrats voted to override veto, as did 16 Republicans, two Farmer' Laborites and the progressive senator. LaFollctte. pond to the 1945 or full maturity value of his certiftcatae, less whatever he has borrowed on it and less interest to Sept. 30, 1931.

The bonds will be non-negotiable and cannot, be attached for debts or other obligations. The veterans administration said Women JK Rundown IWIANY women are troubled with monthly pains, weakening drains, backache or side- ache, "heat flashes." They should try the tonic effect of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which has been used by American women for nearly 70 years. Read what Mrs. Leola Reisinger Potts of 513 E.

Peoria Decatur, said: "I have used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription on Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J.lines W. Mackey Mothers! dren's WICKS VAPORUB Mr.

and Mrs. G. Woodruff Perrett of Battle Creek in company with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodard of Owosso will leave in about two weeks on a motor trip to Mex- i ico.

They will visit friends in Monterey and from thence go on to Mexico City. They expect to be away about three weeks. In treating children's don't take use BY 2 GARDEN TODAY ONLY EVENING PEICES I 10c and 25c A Picture You Can't Afford to Miss Lornan Zerbel. Isadore Phillip was the with the Detroit Symphony to the New Deal policies, according to figures released today. Of this soloist number.

63 persons them- orch-' selves to be in favor of New Deal The Calhoun County 4-H club orchestra, directed by Mrs. Ralph L. Helm, will play at the annual meeting of the Homer unit of the Michigan Milk Producers association Wednesday at Community hall, Homer. Nathan Hull, of Lansing, president of the association, is to speak. at Orchestra hall in while 119 persons were Saturday evening.

'Miss Ethel against the New Deal. The city of Markham had the great advantage Albion showed 50 persons in favor cf studying piano under of the New Deal and 173 apposed num- to it. Battle Creek voted 299 in I favor and 794 opposed to the New Deal. Henry find Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Helm were in Battle Creek Saturday eve- Frank Cain, 55, Lansing, died of'rung, where they were dinner a heart attack which doctors said guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert was brought on by the intense cold. Robinson, 199 Chestnut street. Fol- came as Cain was cranking! lowing, ihe r.ervins.

the evening automobile. informally. Jackson Farmer Dies Howard Raygor, 57, a farmer living northeast of Jackson, died of a heart attack while he was working outside in the extremely cold weather. Albert Donovan, 40. a World war veteran, was found dead in a This week is- marked by garage behind his home in prtivity in churches, other Two new inductotherms, the latest development in diathermy apparatus and used in the treatment of pneumonia, arthritis and broken bones, have been presented to the Sisters of Mercy at Leila hospital by Mrs.

L. J. Montgomery, the donor of the hospital, who is herself a patient there, as the result at Fontainebleau, France, ber of years ago. The Week in the Churches little than Police said he had apparently com- tho regular mid-week services and mitted suicide by slashing his. -hcir rehearsals.

The Presbyteri- throat, hands, and wrists with razor blade. a an Ladies Aid society will enter- vain the and their friends hat application blanks were ready i two different occasions when I was rundown 1 It Vi-i TPPlUlff II KB and. if necessary 'could be mailed out tomorrow. Veterans should apply to their district offices for these blanks, it was said. and weak and it soon had me feeling like myself again.

In my opinion it is of greatest benefit to weak, rundown women. It is pleasant to take, improves the appetite, an helps to build one up so quickly." Buy nol New size, tablets SO $1.00 $1.5 i. it FRE HOCKEY CAPS for BOYS and GIRLS Starting Today; Save Your Slips on Cleaning and Pressing When Your Slips Tola! $6.00 In Cleaning Pressing VouJ Richard Kostrnan and Vogt. who formerly worked in the The assault and battery charge Michigan Central shops here were against Walters, preferred called to Jackson Friday to work by Alfred Boyd as the result of a on the dismantling of some freight fight which had its outgrowth in a cars by the Michigan Central, dispute over the use of the cellar However, the cold weather made it at the house occupied jointly by impossible to continue the work the two men in Marshall township, which has been postponed until was dismissed today on motion of! the weather Ls more Prosecutor Horace M. I Walters, when arraigned after nisi Claude A.

Mutchler, well known' arrest, pleaded not guilty Thomas Lake, 35, who had been a circle Thursday afternoon at missin? since last week, was found. 3o o'clock at the home of Mrs. c'ead of what was believed to be as c. BeckwiUi. north Kalamazoo self-inflicted gunshot wounds in venue.

This evening the Ladies' Guild of Zion Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors with the Misses Cecil and Esther Hess as hostesses. The Cub Scouts of the church will also meet this an unoccupied farm house near White Cloud. Little Hope For Relief frOiri Cold xvening at (3:30 o'clock with the cubmaster, Douglas O'Leary. Nothing is scheduled for Tues(Concluded from 1) cold. dav.

but Wednesday evening- Battle Creek man, made de- swore out a similar the cracking in the intense cold. No re ulal mid-week service of the complaint one was mjure in the Iowa wreck Brooks Memorial church will be fendant in a $10,000 damage suit Boyd. The latter, it Ls un-, but a score ot persons received first j. rlrtfc tr.f\r\ Vio lo'l'f. POlin t.v ox iate of a fall on Christmas eve her hip was broken.

when JACK OAKIE JOE PENNER NED SPARKS FRANCES LANGFORD Ina Ray Huton and Her Band POPEYE CARTOON and NEWS TUESDAY Double Feature JOE MORRISON It's A Great Life' and CLAIRE TREVOR in "NAVY WIFE" Mrs. W. H. L. McCourtie of Jackson and Mrs.

M. J. Gillett are leaving Feb. 3 for Houston, Texas, where will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Gillett. From thence they will go to Los Angeles where they will be jointd I by Mrs. H. A. Hulett who is leaving i for California on the 3th for a visit with her sister.

Mrs. Olive Richards. From Los Angeles she will go to Portland, Ore. and to Seattle. to visit her daughters, Mrs.

Henry Hewitt and Mrs. Harrison. tarted in" circuit court today by Orvillc Turley. The case is the out- 1 growth of an accident in west Michigan r. venue.

Oct. 13 last, when Mutchler's car with the plaintiff's motorcycle resulting in the latter allegedly receiving permanent injuries. has left the county. III nlTOL -I Battle creek, King Edward The Marshall athletic field WPA nroject which has beenelost, stray- Cables Reply To Roosevelt's Message WASHINGTON, Jan. -d or stolen for the past several department made public yes- is once more on its way to terd acknowledgements received Washington for approval.

It ap- President Roosevelt from King ears this project was originally Edward the VIII and the Queen turned from Washington marked Mother Mary to his cable of con- Vi rvf TciTlf? John VaJtiDine who Ls ill of heart trouble at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ray Harden, remains about the same. Members of his family who have visited him include Charles VanDine and children of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Goklie Putorow of Summitville." Mr. and Mrs.

P. O. VanDino and Mr. and Mrs. L.

VanDine oi Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Amos Markley and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Babeock of Detroit.

Mrs. P. O. VanDine has DR. EARL C.

PEABODY DENTIST Phone 53 Stuart Block, 121 W. Midi. House Phone 1005 MARSHALL, MICH. disapproved." Just why no one dolence on the death of at 7:30 o'clock aii(l the senior air tr.atir.ent after the elevated hoil will re hearse in the parson- tars jumped the trucks. Four were pj lock Al lhe mid hospitalized.

The piercing north- sorv ice at the B.iptist church west wind added to the discomfort (Vr i ock Ulc Kec ond study in in nearly all sections of the coun- rhe UxL Between Two centui-ies," try east to the Atlantic seaboard. (ho LQpic bein Qne Hundred Niagara Frozen Over yeai in lhe HllLs anci valleys of Eastern and New England states. A will fa pl esem ed by Rev. after temperatures rose several de-1 Gcol ie Waid Thc pi. esby terian grees Sunday, again suffered with choh wjn meet fm 1 ehear al at the hard-hit mid-west.

The 6-be-, 7 wi(h Mrs Maureen low Sunday reading at Albany. N. was expected to be duplicated today. For the third successive day Niagara Falls was frozen solid with wo7k' to know. Stories floated out Geor the Battle Creek WPA office Both messages were dated Mon- hat the plans and estimates Jan 22 The new kin cabled: ither been "lost" or were held up deeply touched, Mr.

Presi- terms Furcell. On Thur.sclay evening. Rev. Sheldon B. Quincer.

a missionary from the Kentucky Mountains will show your omewhere along the line but now cTent by the very kind ernes the story that project wnich VfHl nave vasn't approved in sympathy and that of the people out, with the completion of many tne United States on the grie- )i the projects in this county and vous lofis wllich nas befaUen me, A-ith many men still unemployed 1 amilv and PeoP 1 through more projects are being submitted thl! cl of the km to take up the unemployment slack 'nd among them Ls the athletic 1 Th( queen's cable said: ield. WPA officials in the Battle' am deeply moved by the warm office said that Floyd Ben- sympathy which you and Mrs. lamen. district director at Kalama- Roosevelt have expressed to me- in o. had taken this project to Lan- my bereavement, and I thank the flow of water stopped by ice jams in the river.

Light snow was 'falling in New York city early today with the temperature at' 19 degrees zero. Some of th" coldest tempera-: tures included Spirit. Lake, 24 below; Fullert.on, 24 below, Bismarck. N. 22 below; Kirks- 17 below; Omaha, 13 bo- low; Chicago, below, Kansas City, 5 below.

clone ir America G. A. also be a i present and assist in the service above Trinity choir will meet Thursday 'rvtnin 1 at 7:30 o'clock in the Par- the eat needy field of I lie'Gospel Center, i hall. Mrs. Quincer will House.

Members ot the Lutheran Men' WATCH OUR WINDOW Bring in your Sister's, Mother's, Father's or Brother's Clothes, to be Cleaned and Pressed and get your Hockey Cap FREE. We Call for! and Deliver 'TAI LOR- kcni-O- Records sins last week, together with the niost sincerely. Mr. Battle Creek airport and the Al- on be half of my family as well as Won street projects with the re- Quest that they be speeded on their saB f' way to Washington for They are now in Washington and marked "urgent" and all WPA' cificiuls whom The Kveninte Chronicle contacted, in the Lan-' office, Kalamazoo office and Battle Creek office state unquali- for very kind mes- Use A CHRONICLE CLASSIFIED AD CASH IN WITH WANT club will go to Battle Creek Friday evelling to be guests of the St. Paul's Lutheran Men's club.

All are r-sked to meet, at the church at o'clock. The Baptist. Younp People's Union will rtainud day evening 7:30 o'clock at the hoiv.e of Miss Margaret Waid, vest. Prospt-ct street. All young 1 fuple of the church are invited to i'ttend.

Have You Mads Your Appointment Yet? THE BEAUTY NOOK Phone Hear Mouteese Shop Something to Keep At every Court "Westbrook funeral 'service, each person in attendance is presented with an attractive printed memorial record, in colors; something the average individual will cherish for a lontf time. In addition, tile iamily is presented with a number of these records, that they may be fent to distant friends and relatives who, for any reason, we.re unable to attend thoughtful and appreciated touch indeed. Court West brook, Inc. FUNEJIAL DIRECTORS Phone 200.