Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 2

THE EVENING CHRONICLE. MARSHALL, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1935 E. and Mrs. F. ibiBirfen of Geneva, N.

are Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pull- week service of the First Church will be held Wed- r.evening at 7:30 o'clock.

The He; will be "The Mother In Re- Stories That Has Meant the Way of Inspiration to has been received of the Of Cecil H. Braden. 43. of Leroy, sister of Mrs. Let ha of Marshall township.

He iii a Battle Creek hospital ment has ruled that packages of covers bearing the postmark of the sender's post office, to and including May 29, will be accepted for cancellation with the date of first day sale by the postmaster at San program in 1936. Diego. These gatherings are being held preparatory to the referendum May 25, when grqwers thruout the country are to indicate whether they desire a continuance of the control Mrs. J. W.

Vickers of Ledge Is the guest for a few days of her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis. NIAGARA GORGE HAS FACE LIFTED Tom Nelson had a nice catch of i Grandi German brown trout Sunday.

Hef-'- caught seven which ran to good size. I Roland A. Case of Battle Creek, yesterday in probate court was ap- Miss Alice O. Bates, county club agent, attended the Achievement Day program of Jackson County pointed by Judge Louis A. Johnson Women's extension groups today.

administrator of the of estate of I his wife. Marie, who died recently. The new Cent er Gardens, oper- a te William Quigley at 214 west et 6 11 Michigan avenue, will open tomorrow noon. The place will be a dining and dancing establishment. Gerald in a suit worth, et started by Lillie Silk- al.

filed an answer in circuit court today, denying responsibility for the automobile accident; irdav following an emergency which caused the suit. The mishap j.i'_^N A He in "Rattlo for appendicitis which he Jerwent a week ago. The body to the Willians den funeral home to await com- Ition of funeral arrangements. occurred in Cliff street, Creek, August 17. 1934.

notice of appeal to circuit from decision of commission- on claims in probate court rel- to litigation incident to the ite of the late Augusta Hae.ske ffflied at the county clerk's of- afternoon by Fred Haes- of the heirs. Mr. Haes fobjiectlng to the action of the iBSioners in allowing the of Fred Bearman. amounting lip 5 $663, and two claims of Carl IBneske, amounting to $17.85 and IJSJ12.72. Preston Bradley, of Chicago, Jdressed Calhoun county school ehers at the annual County In- in Creek last week, 3 been elected a vice-president of newly-organized Isle Royale tional Park association, formed of soliciting the ration of privately-owned lands Royale, in Lake Superior.

ilii the raising of funds through subscription and govern- ifental appropriation to complete land acquisition. telegram bearing the signature nutober of members of Stanley Post, American Legion, lg support of the Patman vet- bonus bill, was to be sent to ited States Senators Arthur H. lenberg James Couzens 'today. The wire reads in part: that war veterans should 1 their promised bonus now. that the Patman bill pro-the best method of discharg- patriotic obigation.

Both of Congress have passed this If and and its defeat by execu- Today was first day of hearing claims in probate court in the estate of Emma A. Anderson and Mrs. James Can- and infant son were dismissed today from Oaklawn hospital to the home of Mrs Carr's mother. Mrs. Floyd Miller on the south River road.

Fred Robert Dowsett and Dena Loren D. Calkins. Final account Dowsett, two of the defendants in of administrator of the estate of a suit filed by City National Bank Richard Smith, final account of I Trust Battle Creek, filed an trustee of the estate of Arthur i appearance in circuit court today and account of guardian thru Attorney John A. Wagner of of the estate of Hazel V. Pyatt, Battle Creek.

minor, were also on the calendar. The newly-organized stamp col- Dr. S. K. Church, city health of- lectors club of Marshall high school ficer.

stated this morning that i planing a series of Friday meet- there are a good many cases of jings or tr balance of the school measles in the city which have notj vear Richard Carver was named been reported to the health de- temporary chairman at the organi- Only Half of Holland's Tulips Have Opened HOLLAND. May While fewer than half of the city's 3,000,000 tulips hove opened, thousands of visitors today continued to crowd streets and exhibits of the tulip festival. Cool, cloudy days have slowed the blossoming of the flowers, but visitors found amusement in other features of the nine-day program. The choral music of 200 west shore singers is expected to prove as popular tonight as did the parades and shoe dancing yesterday. A public reception will be held late tomorrow afternoon for Jonk- heer H.

M. Van Haersma De With, I minister from the Netherlands. A constant stream of automo- i biles has poured Into the city out an accident reported in the festival's past four days. Hundreds 1 of guardsmen state and local po- lice directed traffic at the city's approaches. PUPILS STRIKE FOR PRINCIPAL i Tekonsha News MBS.

R. R. MVLLBR Chronicle Staff Correspondc-nt partment. Dr. Church is of meeting, opinion that the malady is gaining such headway that it will reach the To prevent erosion on the face of Goat island, on the American side i of Niagara workmen are stage of an epidemic if proper pre- STuXy! 8h cautions are not taken.

He wishes at all cases of measles to be reported to his office. The Hillsdale Collegian. Hillf-dale college weekly publication, of which Miss Dorothy Deuel of Marshall has been elected editor-in-chief for the coming year, is going to be almost an all-Marshall publication. Thomas Davidson, son of Mrs. P.

S. 5:30 o'clock at the! terracing and planting shrubbery fairgrounds. Last Sunday's game Weh above the Niagara river and' with Tekonsha, scheduled to open I season, was post- the of the Winds. Working some foft from tho brow of the a false step would mean a plunjre of 50 feet to the jagged rocks and rushing torrents of the Niagara river below. the local team's poned because of rain.

The team is scheduled, to play Columbia ers' of Battle Creek here Sunday afternoon. Wl nCXt yen be theirs permanently. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Spies of Detroit and Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Prosper W. Johnson, of pies spent Sunday in Holland Davidson of Eckford township has i City, was appointed executor of the a ttending the tulip festival. A A Mrs. George Marshall and Mrs.

Helen Bainbridge who were weekend guests of Miss Carrie Wheeler returned to Chicago yesterday. Mrs. C. M. Crabb, Route 3, was taken to Leila hospital today in the veto would be most unjust enders of the republic." to been elected business manager of will of NeJlia A.

Melody, Burling the paper for next year. Mr. Dav- ton township resident who died idson graduated from Marshall April 6. today in probate court. The high school in 1931 and will be a (estate is valued at $3,000 and under senior at Hillsdale next year.

jthe terms of the win the bequests i include one of $200 to Anna Belle Voluntary chains and co-opera-, Hagerman, of Tekonsha, a step-! tive groups in the grocery daughter. I equalled the annual business vol-' ume of the corporate chain organ- Stipulation dismissing the suit of, ization last year for the first time Lewis Palmiter against W. J. Hall; in their history according to a sur- and Hall was filed in circuit vey made by the American Insti- court this mornfng. the document: me elm sof Mar- aite of Food Distribution.

Inc. being sijfned by Attys. Hazen J. The combined sales of the chains Hatch and Craig C. Miller, counsel and co-operatives of all types total-' or plaintiff and defendants, reed $5.000.000.000.

The two outstand-, spectively. The suit had its origin Union Service i i The Union Mother's day service at the Baptist church Sunday was well attended. Rev. Wayne Arnold i i of the Baptist church gave the ser- i mon and Rev. A.

C. Schue of the Union church assisted in the opening exercises. Special music by a choir of eighteen voices; a solo number by June Rainey; duet by i Bert and Nina Mitchell and num- bers by the quartet composed ol Mr Arnold. Bert Mitchell. L.

L. i Doolittle and H. M. Doolittle with I piano accompaniment by Miss Clara Doolittle completed the pro- gram. Budd.

Mrs. Rose Budd Peterson, daush- Bond of Herbert Humphrey, Kck- ter of Mr anc Mrs. John Budd. foul township justice of the peace, Oneer residents of Tekonsha. died at Detroit where she had resided for twenty years, Sunday night.

wil1 tend compete Mlbmit their rofi to the same men. When the board of education at Independence, failed to renew the contract of N. T. Hooks, of the combined grade and 1 school, more than pupils went on strike in protest. Activities during the picketing are pictured.

Order pro ronfesso in the suit of Fi.uuis He.ss vs. Eileen Hess wus filed in circuit rout today. was filed at the court house today. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Turner ot near Albion were Sunday dinner The, body was brought to Tekonsha today and burial was given at Riv' guests of Mr. and Mrs. er Mnr ambulance a wrltel a suigicai where she post office department will a special three-cent postage up in commemoration of the fornia Pacific International Ex- ition, which opens at San Diego 29. It will be first offered for 8. at the San Diego post office.

at the branch post office on exposition grounds on May 29, be placed on general sale 'offices thruout the country May 31. The stamp, which Be purple in color, will be ar- s. horizontally and its size will by 144-100 inches. The litral subject will be a view of the lition grounds, with Point and San Diego bay in the Iftance. Stamp collectors desiring 'it-day cover cancellations on may forward a limited er," of addressed covers, not to vtfsn, together with a cash or remittance, to the itasr, San Diego, covering of the stamps required Owing to the short folded collectors to prepare the post office depart Rotary club, usually held each Tuesday noon, is to be held Thursday tins week because of the district convention at Battle Creek.

B. A. Turn-' erside cemetery at 3:00 o'clock Rev. A. C.

Schue conducted -the service. She is survived by her of S445.20. and cost, husband and a daughter, also one ol $26. was taken before Circuit aster, Mrs. Roy Jcdge Elaine W.

Hatch this morn- Won. ing in the suit ol the Union City National Bank vs. George A. Gull- ford. Andrews of Al- Lucky Seven Organized A 4-H club was organized Satur- ing factors in this equalization are in the sale ol a team of horses the rapid spread of the organiza- tn defendants to Mr.

Palmiter. tion idea and the development of; large food stores. by day in the Belle district with seven nx Q( lm The Calhoun County Emergency! members, five girls and two boys. $50 lood Exemption Foodstuffs Is Tabled I Concluded from Page II hich gear passing these bills: Representative Brown's bill to safeguard hotels from fires; set up flre proof regulations: provide loi alarms; installation of automatic f-prinklers. and other safety devices Senator Flynn's bill levying a $25 "investigation" fee on every Mich- igan resident purchasing an auto- mobile outside of the state.

Senator Reid's measure boosting I the inheritance tax schedules This bill levies an inheritance per cent on estates ill) left to relatives other tors to cooperate with county officials to d( lei iiinr- annum' ire necessarv to meet these relief needs durim; the coming year. Averting that only funds are Available meet, the needs ol employable persons on relict rolls. Haber revealed that lij.l!i:{ on relief rolls have no breadwinner while 11,171 unattached single pei have little or no prospect oi luiure earnings tcta! di unemployable 1 cases. Of these approxlmatelv 14,000 represent mothers with dependent children; 13.000 are old age cases I and the remannm; 10.000 are phVSiCai disability or other reasons. lnan i lusbn nd per or wife or children; not) 'and up to L.

J. Laird, Ftruction Three prisoners at the county jail who received sentences to Michigan state prison within the last few days were taken to Jackson this morning by Sheriff Frank A. and a er and Deputy Clyde Weatherwax. They were Thomas Walters and Maurice Murphy, both of Detroit, sentenced for participaiton in the burglary of the Garden Ale plant in Battle Creek, and Louis Schaup- pner, 34 of Chicago, who drew 15 and the Laird Con- Battle Creek, defendants in a suit started by the Battle Creek General Hospital association, filed a request for an ac- giving the personal of Oak- Relief administration has received a I The club will study canning lawn hospital board which appear-; let ter from State Reliel preparation and gardenin in Mondays issue of the Eve-! tnuor William Haber statins that' A. C.

Moore will be the leader. The $5 00.000 and 15 per cent Iron, ning Chronicle, the name of Mrs. i all county tax commissions have I following C. H. Prior was inadvertently omit- been notified that counties must be President.

ted. 000 up. 'prepared to take care of unem- ployables on relief, as well as tary. 1I1CU 01 1 i.l counting ol pledges to the associa- A gl oup of ERA work- mothers pensions during the inor vpnr li ft.er wns to remind that delinquent The letter was to remind boards that pro- cis attendant of a Battle ers met in the old council room in ing year. west Michigan avenue last night county to fulfill their obligations in a cross I and formed a Laborers' Local.

Un- visions must be made lor the rais- bill recorded in circuit court yes- der present plans, officers will be ing of funds lor tins purpose. elected at a subsequent meeting. Melvin Harbert, 19-year old iorm- The persons who tole car (r Lakeview high school student, owned by Louis BarqnXoi was the only amateur goiter to US-12. west Robert Counties of Welfare Responsibilities Chrfc. Petroff yesterday purchased at the local Michigan Central office a roundi-trip ticket from Creek oil station, and former Mar- shall resident.

Schauppner's alleg- IVIarshall to Scopia Florin. Greece. ound by abandoned ed accomplice in the robbery. Hes- of the city. Greece have been country when eleven ter May Wilson.

21 also of Chicago nce time He te now Agate night club in that city, was returning lo vislt his parents, be removed to the Detroit House brotner and Correction at Plymouth late to- tonignt ay or tomorrow. sherif, thie Irday afternoon. rehended in troit district in the try-outs yester- to word received at the day. Five men out ot 40 contest's office this afternoon. The ants qualified from the Detroit AMI I EVENING UllM I Cflmnmnity Night ro Splendid Pictures es As A Girl aFightsForLove Bradley'.

es Square Empire) with VIRGINIA'BRUCE ROBERT TAYLOB Pinky Tomlia incess O'Hara' PARKER and JTEit MORRIS 5DAY-THURSDAY i Hit of 1935; for County Clerk Frank E. McNary has received returns on the mar- iage licenses granted Robert M. Chatfleld and May Ellen Maule of Marshall. Route 4. who were mar- Delia Dean at her we're" three Lapeer youths area, the other lour being proles- sandwiches, cake, cocoa sionals.

score lor 36 I were served. He will feaymond Dresser of Sturgis was holes was 153. Among the well- New York and 1 nominated lor governor of the 35th known golfers whom Harbert de- will take pa-'isage from there to otary International at the ated were Clarence Gamber and Cherbourg. Prance. From there he Croup's in Battle chuck Kocsis.

will go by rail Into Greece. He will Cieek today. Nomination is tanta- take the Cunard White Star mount to election. Muskegon steamer. Aquitania.

Thursday for, unopposed tor next year's district conference. officers were elected: Thelma Moshor; vice president. Eleanor Brown; secre- Shirley Klftigaman. Other Elizabeth Brown, Ronald Moore and Mosher. The club will be us the "Lucky Seven." LANSING.

May 14. (U.Ri The Freshman Party state relief administration today The freshman class accompanied wanl( a ll county tax allocation by Charles Canfield, Miss Antoin- boards that no FERA funds will ette Ash and Mrs. Homer Culver be available the coming year for ions or lor the care mpinvable persons depend- tal theatre Following the enter- el it or relief Haber. ailminiM r.ilor. in each board pi'inted out -tfuaiifi-xfor the national open tourn- I were in Coldwater Monday evening mothers ament at Pittsburg from the De- i and attended the show at the Crys- Ol lm nl tainraent they were guests of Miss William home where i letter tne ocean lrip eX pects to be go Qe about three mon ths.

during ied here May 8 by the Rev. Harry time Mrs Petroff will con- W. Staver; Franklin R. Odell of Jlct; the Petroff store here. loute 5.

Battle Creek, and Mary E. Vlarker of Jackson, who were mar- Attorney L. W. of Bat-j tie Creek, counsil for W. T.

Crav- en. Battle Creek jeweler louncr dead letter branch of the guilty last week by a jury of ied in Marshall May 11 by Justice iviarFliall post office was doing bus-1 ing in a letail business without a Vorris J. Bossard; Gerold F. Ben-i nefK today. Letters which were license, said here yesterday that he; on and Eloise Ness of Battle Creek who were' married at Adrian May Richard Elliston of Route Jattle Creek, and Florence Wagner of Bellevue, who were married at 3ellevue by Justice Frank S.

Allen; Corner Imus and Gladys Little of Battle Creek, who were mfuried in city May 11 by the Riev. Brooks Milleer and Willard Currie of Flint and Hflen Bartoat, of Battle Creek, who were married at Flint May 12. probably sent out by chain letter wa undecided as to whether enthusiasts with incorrect address- re ek a new trial. The charges es wre being marked up for the against Craven were brought by the state board ol tax administration letter branch of the local post office today. And if an examination of the outside of the envelopes in- Two Pennfield township dicated anything, it showed the c.

A. Schneider and Chas. Volenski. bulk of these letters contained $1 were arraigned before Justice N. J.

bills addressed to people who will Bossard today on charges of hav- never get them. Some of the "nix-j speared nine black bass at the ie" letters had veturn addresses and I ceresco mill pond with the aid of tliey were retttrned to the senders aa artificial light. Schneider was but some of them had no return ordered to pay a fine of $25 and address. WhiU- there seemed to be! costs of $6.85, while Volenski was County Treasurer James Thre-j dampening of enthusiasm ordeied to pay a fine ol $10 and apleton late yesterday mailed he chiain letters co.ns of $6.85. Sentence was sus checks to the treasurers of Albion thusiasm broke loose again to- pended until 10:00 a.

m. tomorrow. city and Batatle Creek inareased fervor as stories The arrests were made by Conser- amounting to $2,696.48 and $3,317.861 Continued to be circulated of the vation Officer Willis Camp. respectively, representing the total more or less fabulous amounts of of delinquent taxes wiUiheld from mO ney that some people were mak- those units because ot nf in the total 1933 state, and county I tax they could due to d'e- Beeause of 4 the inability of H. O.

creased valuations. The money was retained by Mr. pending a court decision, the courts of Detroit, director of the safety conust held in the public schools, for the American Automo- Play in the city Softball leagues wil! start next Monday night. At a meeting of the managers last night only seven or eight of the 15 teams were represented. Schedules were approved and a list of 20 rules were given approval.

Rosters bemg tjflat lhe bile club ol Michigan to be in! 0 i six teams have been received by down by The finding cult Judge W. Hatch after 'j the city and township had br ought tht 1: i 1 I 11 1C to j- Qr sta tement that the proper procedure to collect from the units for the arrjount they were unable to raise years ago Marshall a Mr. Arndts rep- Cir- res ented at the Shearman was for the county to sue the as- lalk to lne chil 4 en raising lhem sessing officers. was' some discusion that this aotion might be taken, but present are that nothing further will be done in this regard, at not wllthouf the recreation committee of the Junior Chamber ol Commerce, presented the group'which is sponsoring the leagues. trophy they won The complete schedules will be safety work during published later in the week, but not che year.

The assembly was held in until the remaining teams submit Miss Thelma iTart's rooms, and their rosters, as there is uncertainty as to some of the teams entering the leagues until their roster. 1 are actually on file. If some ol the present teams fail to compete, new i schedules will have to be made. Attend C'Qiuity Federation Among' those from here who attended County Federation ol Women's clubs in Marshall today were Mrs. Tom Randall.

Mrs. Elmer Abel, Mrs. E. W. Randall.

Mrs. Frank Pritchard. Mrs. E. A.

Stank- rauff, Mrs. B. G. Dooittle. Mrs.

D. G. Martinson and Mrs. L. W.

Main. and jello that such csi.ses are the "responsibility ol i he suite and the counties under ate laws At the same time Haber in- stunted county leliel adminislra- Piano Company I Must Ri'posscss A SMALL UPRIGHT And BABY GRAND PIANO in his sect ion. ill st'll these fine inst I'tinielits at a liijr reduction. Terms As Low As $6.50 a Month Write at once. Box care Chronicle.

2 Mr. Arndts an interesting i lor their work. He then presented the trophy which! is a captain of a safety patrol standing on top of the "lobe, repitsentinte the idea that Next weeks tentative schedules are moves are becoming national as follows: American League i north authorization supervisors. the boai of The first of the seiies of 'meetings at which Calhoun tounty wheat growers are to be an explanation i of the present wheat diamond) Monday, Elk Cigars vs Central Service; Tuesday. Junior C.

of C. No. 1 vs. Coffee Cup, Wedin which he thanked Mr. Arndts.

jnesday. Wilcox-Rich No. vs Twelve children had served as Drugs; Thursday. Grand Recn-a- I National Monday, projects. Lavenie Connelly.

as captain of the putrol. received the trophy and gave a talk lieutenants the year and tion vs. Book Shop. the captain each, received a bronze situation, both in the states (service bar which is In the form of and the world, was held at the ifown hall in Athejis last with Ralph Helm, county a grlcultural agent, and Roy district as sp eakers. rh attend- ttncef was not lirrge.

was some- A simflar growers of here tonlg.bt City a pin. Miss Stefrt and Miss Brewster received kilver loving cup for their work in the safety project. This is the second time thy have won the cup and in case Leglori AajdIU'ry card party Fri- League i south diamond). Ceresco vs. Kahler's Grocery; Tuesday Sentz Son vs.

Wilcox-Rich No. Wednesday, American gion vs. All-City Sluggers; Thursday, Junion C. of C. No.

2 vs Bye. It is hoped to secure another team so that there will be no byes 1( any of the teams listed above do not intend to compete they are requeu- Thompson with as the result of lu'r 1'i-ci-iit shooting of Daniel Shaw, studefit, Miss Loi.s Northeastern State college, at Tahl'-quali, faces trial May Shaw was hhot twrce by Mi Thomn on n.s they ran tlit: rumpus. i niiii for writing extor- whii li lie di-nii-d. MiiB was under bond. Shu hlaini-i tion noti'H, Thonipson Use a Chronicle Classified Ad for The May meeting of the Loyal Service class will be held Friday at Guild Hall The dinner will be seived at 1:00 o'cock by MJS.

Frank Pritchard assisted by Mrs. Rose Howard. Mrs. Ray Green, Mrs. C.

M. Dix anil Miss Hatlie Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Culver entertained at a family dinner Sun day The company numbered' and included relatives rom Manchester.

Ypsilanti and Tekonsha. Mrs. Jay Granger a patient at Oaklawn hospital is gaining f.nd will be able to return to her home here the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Long and sons were in Jackson Sunday. The postponed meeting of Willing Workers class will occur with Mrs. T. J. Doolittle Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Loose and Claude Loose of Battle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Allie Loose Sunday.

Mrs. Tom Milligan of Jackson was over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lawrence. The work of redecorating the.

Riviera theatre is nearly completed. The front has been finished in silver and black and presents an attractive appearance. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nyssen.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Purdy of Jamestown, N.

and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Purdy of Coldwater were guests Sunday at the J.

W. Randall home. The Child's Care meeting scheduled to be held at the Pritchard school house Tuesday has been postponed to Thursday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock. Mr and Mrs. W.

B. Abrams and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Burt and Barbara Jean of Jackson were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abrams in Grand Ledge. Mr.

and Mrs. O. J. Fish visited their daughters in Detroit Sunday. Mrs Dick Lawton and Miss Gladys May were in Athens Monday.

O. J. Fish was In Joppa this morning 'on a sheep killing case. Mrs. Frank Abel and Mrs.

Dick Lawton were in Coldwater today. Mr, and Mrs. Chartea Purdy ot Jamestown. are vialtlng if J. $andfOTa.

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