Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 2

THE TSVEM1NG CHRONICLE. MARSHALL, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 11. 193g News Briefs RULES APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL 1 Frftd Smith, chef at The Marshall Tavern, left yesterday for Depatur, where ho will visit mother. Mrs. A.

J. Smith, who lins been ill, for about ten days. Qf Fred E. Kcllerman, CmmrU township supervisor, returned to hfc home Saturday ufternoon after undergoing a minor operation at hospital. JMIss Margaret of Battle Cjreek will be the speaker at the 'W.

C. T. U. mcetin. to lit Id at the Public Library, Wednesday af- Ufrnoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Ralph n. Helm attended a district county agents' in Knfomazoo today. Circuit Judge Hatrli today signed a decree granting a divorce to Maurice Mott from Margaret Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dobbcrtien; are the parents of a daughter; born Saturday at Onklawn hospital.

end of HIP present rity und the beginning of the new administration wfll take 1 at the fortnightly council session tonight, when Mayor-elect Platt is to announce his seWCTlbns for city offices he is om- to appoint. Civilian conservation corps planting crews in lower peninsula state forestry camps will start, the spring $ne planting programs beginning ut A ril 12 while upper peninsula camps will start about ten days latter. CCC authorities said liere. today. Weather permitting, it i planned to plant upwards of pine seedlings in state fprejjt areas this spring.

Ten camps engaged in the program, bpwef peninsula camps are- Houghton Higglns Lake, Kalkaska. jtuSable, Wolverine, Pigeon River, Acsflue Isle and Black Lake. Camps Mackinac and Paradise will In upper peninsula state Planting will have priority ojrerjjnll but a few specific projects, sn effort to reforest as much acreage as possible before weather conditions terminate the program. Approximately 50.000,000 pine seedlings have been planted on burned over or cut-over state owned land adjacent to the state forestry CCC camps to date, since camps were established in 1933. Mrs.

Stanley Sohmaiiske of Battle Crrok underwent a major operation at. Oakltnvn hospital this morning- i Hurley Holmes will speak at a district, meeting of the Mich-i it'iin Education Association in sopolis Wednesday evening. i I S. COY. west Michigan avenue, wlio was taken to Oaklawn hospital Thursday, threatened with i pneumonia, Is much improved.

0 Dr. James Elliott of Battle Creek, county coroner. Investigated seven cases of sudden death during the i month of March, according to his, report, filed today at the county, clerk's office. 1 The flre department was called, to the home of Lyle Hulbert in north Madison street yesterday morning- to extinguish a caused by chimney sparks. Dam- i age was estimated at $5.

Social Activities Briefs Entertained at Mrs. Frank R. Moses and Mrs. Ralph Mahrle entertained the Amity Birthday club and one guest. Miss Mary Ferguson, for luncheon Saturday afternoon at the home of the former in High street, In honor of Mrx.

George Coleman. the occasion being her birthday anniversary. The two tables at which covers were laid for fifteen were centered with a cluster of spring flowers A three course menu was served. During the afternoon the club elected the following officers: President. Mrs.

John F. Gauss; vice-president, Mrs. Fred Riindt.ll: secretary. Mrs S. Dobbins.

and treasurer. Mrs. Georgo H. Waiil. A social tnile was enjoyed and Mrs C'olr- man presented many lovely i'if Us Iroin the I'loup Club Will The Marcngo Woman's club will meet with Mrs William Lantow.

Wednesday. April 13. A eoopera- five luncheon will be at 1:00 o'clock Happy Go Lif-ky The members ol the Happy Go Lucky club will meet lor picnic 1 dinner at the home ol Mrs Carpenter Thursday Birthday Mrs. P. G.

Mcrquardt entertained Saturday evening at her home in west Hanover street In honor of the birthday anniversary of her daughter. Miss Phyllis Marquardt. Thjs week also marked the birthday anniversaries of Miss Hester Greene and Miss Harriet Waltz, who with the guest of honor received a corsage from the hostess. Bridge was played during the evening, prizes being won by Mrs. Walter McKlver, and Mrs.

Willinm Clayborn. Late evening light refreshments were served. Miss Marquardt received many lovely gifts from the Rroup. Present besides those already mentioned were the Misses Harriet Simons, Peggy Robinson. Helen Krau.shaar.

Heryl Long. Margaret Carpenter i.nd Beatrice Rimers. -s 1 Kiwi i'tl to At a recent meeting of the Romeo Monday club. Mrs. Russell Hilbert was elected first vice-president of the organization.

Mrs. Hubert is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur J. McKinstry of this i (ity and is a graduate of the Mar! shall hiifh school. She was also from the Western State Normal and for several years be- Circuit" Blalne W. Hatch today signed a decree granting divorce to Freda Fuller from Claro Fuller.

Earl ChHsteiLsen, 23. and Pauline Ganka, 22, both of Albion, filed application for marriage license this afternoon at the county clerk's office. slderation of payment of $200 by the defendant to the plaintiff. Probe Jackson Death. JACKSON.

A post mortem was ordered by Coroner John Pulling; toflay on the body of Martin Savage, 63, found wedged against a rock in Grand river. He had been missing from his home since Tuesday. Osroner Pulling said he would attempt to learn whether the man was victim of foul pity. Stipulation dl'mbtlng the suit of tlic Glenshaw Glass Co. v.s.

Ru- retiu Harward (Nehl Bottllnu Works) was filed In circuit court today. The dismissal was In eon- Hoot WcrtJ w4 emu. ixlM. NO IX CHAKCS K)H SMVICt fW J5ISI i other factors, is much ('renter had Iji-en I positions than Creek. marriage held tetu'hing in Wavland and Battle HOUSECLEANING RUG CLEANING Have Us Clean Some FW You 9X12 RUGS Shimpoo Cleaned Other Rugs 2c Square Foot Marshall Laundry Phone 378 We Deliver Mr.

and Mrs. Paul G. Shoff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Makemson and daughter Shirley and Mrs.

Charles, W. Lutz were the week-end" guest-s of Mrs. Laura Kunkle. in Kunkle. and Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Smith in Bryan. O.

Miss Adelaide Moffett The title of Queen Shenaniloah and the honor of reigning over the Shenandoah apple blossom festival at Winchester, April 28-29. goes this year to Miss Adelaide Moftett. Miss Moffett is the daughter of James Moffett. former head of the federal housing bureau City Forester Walter returned Saturday from Ilunt.in.v ton. Va he took work i for a period of six weeks under B.I J.

Baker, former head ol the tree, experts of the National Park Burial Report of Oakridge Cemetery From March 16, 1937 To March 21, 1938 There is no truth in the statement that the recapitalization of the Marshall Furnace Co. means that, stock is to be sold at this time, if the stockholders approve the proposed recapitalization. The proposed change in the capital structure will merely simplify it. Class A stockholders will receive nine shares of new common stock in exchange for one share of class A stock and ck.ss shareholders will exchange for the new common, 1 share for share. There was no statement in The Evening Chronicle that stock was to be sold at this time and so far as this newspaper knows there is no expectation of selling any stock in the near future, at least.

There are now outstanding 37,797 shares of class A stock and these shares would take over 340,173 shares of the new common. There are outstanding 36,506 shares of class stock. That would account for 376.679 shares of the new common. The balance would be held as treasury stock and issued and sold, when, as and if more capital should be needed. 'f MOHUMENTS MARKERS Come and See Us and Save the Agent's Commission J.

R. WM. McKEE 201 Exchange St. Phone 193 Today was first day of hearing claims in probate court in the estates of Annabel Haskins. and B.

Mathews. Final account of the of Elizabeth Sanderson, license to sell real estate of the estate of Evelyn Dibble, and to the estate of John C. Goodrich were also on the calendar. Bowdish leaves no relatives in this Masons and DeMolays of food vice. country.

standing. Ilanild Korlrs, of Plainwrll. Miss Georgia Taylor spent today A son was born ID Mr. and Mrs. a farm smith of the city itearj in Detroit on Geoi-ye Dkkuisuii.

ut Warner lake, reported. to tl'H'j Oaklawn hospital. department I today that, The senior class of Hie hig-h school met this morning to obtain gained The Townsend club meeting bam Miiashiny; the lock entrance to aj Mole a confirmation matters incident measurements for cap-s and gowns scheduled for Tuesday at the Pub- (or for commencement. lie Library has been postponed. George Carner.

50, of Chattanooga. was sentenced to five days in the county jail when arraigned Saturday afternoon before Justice Darrell Scott on an intoxication charge. He was also Vinton Stealy and Miss Elizabeth Lilley of Lansing spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.

E. Steaiv. Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Elsie were Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Toaz in Grand Ledge and Dr and Mrs. Ronald ELsie in Portland. John Moore, route 2, and Oscar Brown fie Id. been mined to Oaklawn hospital directed pay costs of $4.5 lmmnem Through Ally. Jaines Mack-: ey.

Ernest Weakly, defendant in suit started by Laura Sergoant. filed an answer in circuit court today, denying responsibility lor, the automobile accident which was the origin the case The mishap cctun 'd on two miles east ol June 21. 1M7 Date of (in rial March March March March March '2 March March April (i April 7 April 10 April 12 1C--1937 17 120 April April April April 14 18 18 18 the stipulation that five days more will be added to the jail sentence if the payment is not made. Car-' ner was arrested by Officers Purcell and Burton. Mr.

Mr. and MIT. Frank F. WUliams will tonight start his eighth consecutive year as recorder-treasurer of Marshall. week with her parents During his years in office he has.

clarpnce Green served with five different mayors, including Platt A. Mumaw who starts his term of office tonight. Altho there are only eight aldermen on the common council. Mr I Williams has served with 2C dif- ferent aldermen, including the two new members of the council who i take their seats this evening. Mrs.

IC Deed me iraasler or 01 Leroy township property from Emma A. Bell to Mr. Mrs. Frisbie was filed today at the of- Frank Burns and fice of John Hi.milton. register of Gibbx of Grand Rap- defd The consideration Silt Ms Sunday of Mr.

tween $3.500 and S4.000. Don Chidester, 53. who pleaded Mrs Kclle.v not guilty when arraigned Satur- Sheriff dren of Jackson are spending the day t.lternoon before Justice Dar- funeral M-rvicf Mr. andirell Scott on a and batterv. cr I cue of guilty mommy and was Clarence Hamilton, route 5, re- to twenty days in the Deed recording llir transfer of ceived treatment at Oaklawn hos-: county jail.

The comph.mant was property at 114 east Michigan pital yesterday for a fractured. Robert Murray ol Marshall. avenue from Louise Elizabeth left arm. Krauss. et itl.

Emily Schlot- I.eo, I.iiiiij and Diana Kli, gypsies ter was tiled this afternoon at the l.yle E. Smith, of Burlington, with having stolen (it! ice ot John Hamilton. of April 3 and Mra Mrs. William Bailey and chil- Mi-s Hollis Marshall and KeHuy. ol Battle be- Creek, went u.

Temple. Mich. S.it-. urday and returned with Mr Kel-, lay's mothi r. Mr- Olive a sister-m-'aw Kellav att-'lide I.

for Mr KellaVs charge of assault Mr-' Anna Kellav in Bat- his plea Recorder-Ti'casiu-er Frank Williams has received a check for $800 from the state of Michigan in payment for the old chemical fire truck which was sold to the state on Mackinac Island. After the truck was received at Mackinac Lsland the chemical couldn't be used because there Isn't a heated building in which to house it and the only time the chemical tanlcs can be filled is in weather when there is no danger of freezing. and Miriam L. Cleland. 18.

ot Brunch 1 filed application tor marriage license today at the office of County Clerk Grant irom Arch Maivni-o deeds Mrs Schloller plan: to open town.slnp laru.er. waived examina- beauty parlor thai tion in justice court Saturday alter The con.viii'.Tation a' between $1 the original charge had en u- and $2000 anted Irom robbery unarmed When ago. first arraigned several days the demandt-d The Souili Marshall Extension group will an all-day meeting examination in lower court with Mrs. Julia east I Michigan i.u-mie, Wednesday. A cc-operalive iliniwr will U- at noon.

Mr. drove their and Mrs. t'raig t'. MJller Bt aid ol' will liold April iiieetinii. which will jwobaoly a one-day here tomor- low lor the siatutorv purpose ol naming a chairman ol the to Chicago ndson yesterday who with and means The mrliilM-i-s (if tlie Marslui.ll Moiiday club are inviti-d to att'-ml the to bv Mrs Eurl a bod ol ihi 30 Wednesday at the Willard hbraiy Creek Her Birth and It Those In Battle will "Your Mei.niii".

att-'in! please his Mr. nurse ha.s and Mrs. with been thr guest of Miller. The latter committee to sit Mrs officio on the county tax Charle.s A Harper board. Before the committee A.ILJU'it Aiigusl AMI, ust August August LM 'J4 TODAY Last Times PRICES lOc and 25c JUDY GARLAND ALLAN JONES FANNY BRICE BILLIE BURKE -IN- Mrs.

VV. ('oak, who (In ALSO Autioscopics 3rd Dimension Pictures Donald Duck Cartoon NEWS TUESDAY GLORIA STUART CHANGE of AND ANN SHERIDAN PATIENT'N ROOM 18 Figures on engineering construe- win home thjs V( niny tion awards for March make pleas- ant reading, with a 32 per cent increase over the like month of 1937 and the highest total since 1930, according to records of the Engineering News-Record. These figures coincide with reports of increasing activity of FHA of- During the month, the FTIA chairman can be appointed, of I'toliate Francis Kulp to-, course, it will be necessary to elect clay appointed F.dwin F. a chairman of thr- board, who is executor the will of the late empowered to appoint ull commit- Belle Baldwin Pen-in. ol Marshall fices.

ll cosLs nd winter in Akron returned Sat-1 tees. The board chairman will The will, a-, p.ibhsh-d in The uiday. will be the guest of probably be either Mayor R. J. Ev-nin Chronicle wheji p-tition Mrs.

G. Gesner until she opens Hamilton or C. Edward Hoyt, of probat'- was tiled a week ago her hcu. in north KalanuiKoo, Battle Creek The board will also includrd clo.se to 'JO be- aveniu. award the contract, or reject, the ciuests.

including to Trin- 'bids, for an addition to the county ity Epi: copal hiirch and Oaklawn Soltball malingers again re-. jail. Possibility of rejection lies he: pital The document did not selected for home mon- mincied Ol the meKul Lu h( ld: lhe facl lhat bp of th( gages totaling $95,000.000 for single at the hi( school at 8:00 o'clock catw of risin family dwellings, not including Um tvonillg al which lime pre multi-family projects or improve- liminary plans will made ment. In March, a year ago, the (he formalh)n 0 leagues here total $68,045,452. Actual ad- vances.

new building usually approximate 85 per cent of mortgages selected for appraisal. On this basis new construction of small homes will approximate $40.000,000 again-st $19,000,000 "in February. summer. The choir of Brooks Memorial M. E.

church will meet with Miss, Vida Vi.ry tomorrow evening at i rehearsal of the which will be held Sunday evening, April 24. Thursday evening the choir will meet for a co-operative supper promptly at 6:30 o'clock, followed 7:30 o'clock for Easter concert, Mre. Ida Robins Bowdish died at University hospital in Ann Arbor Sunday morning at 6:00 o'clock. I by tn "regular choir rehearsal. She had entered the hospital Mar.

i 21. Mrs. Bowdish was well known Mr and Mr Alexander Hughes! in Marshall, having attended Trin- and children are moving here from! ity church during the four years, chlcago nex week and will occupy': of her service as superintendent ths Harold Adams house formerly of the Calhoun county hospital, i owned by Mrs Joy at thfe After leaving this community she corner of 0 spect and Grand was in the government employ stre ets. Mr. Hughes has been as- doing welfare work in five counties KOC with the Chicago office of the Brooks Appliance Co.

and- suiTOunding Stambaugh, Iron JJ1UV iftver and Caspian in the upper! wiu nave a mi i ar position in the peninsula. Mi's. Bowdish was Marshall office. gitduate of City Hospital in Brooklyn and also of Bellevue hos- uffic L. F.

Blair, Culver VVilcox, Sam- pital. New York city, where she ue i Leggitt, John Wilson. William did social service and welfare work! slater, Lloyd Koyl, Ernest Krauss, during the World war. Mrs. Bow- Lynn Mallory and Ed Warfleld, dish was born in England, coming to this country when a child.

She was ai member of the Order of will be the guests of the Jackson chapter of DeMolay in that city this evening. They will meet with Eastern Star. At 4:00 o'clock Sun-; the Jackson advisory board to day afternoon, the Rev. Lewis of i make plans to reorganize the lo- the Ann Arbor Episcopal church, cal chapter. The Jackson chapter conducted a prayer service after will come to Marshall to initiate which the body was taken to Ux- 11 candidates at a later: bridge, for burial.

date, the meeting to be open to! EASTER SUNDA Phone 76 Call us every day and have all your DRY CLEANING Ready for EASTER SUNDAY We Dry Clean Press Every Day DRESSES SUITS COATS SWAGGER SUITS $1.00 FELT HATS Bilked 40 For Real First Class Repairing. Altering and Cutting Over Let A. Elsie Do It. OCR TrtUC'K CLEANERS DYERS September 2 September 5 September 19 September 20 September 22 September 22 September 25 September September 29 October 11 October 11 October 17 October 17 October 27 October 27 November 1 November 2 November November 1G December (i December 7 December a December 13 December 19 December 20 December 26 December 28 January January 2 January 7 January 9 January 11 January 12 January 15 January 17 January 21 January 21 January 30 February 3 February 4 February 8 February 18 February 19 February 20 February 20 February 22 February 27 March 1 March 2 March 4 March 8 March 12 Name Yrs. Charles F.duunl McDonald 72 Charles Jones 57 Sincliiir 72 Mae Van Annan fib Joseph Watson 7li Stephen Jerome Putinan 90 Mary 1.

Johnson 76 Daniel Mingle 30 Kinina Ciladwell Jennings 78 Goorye Waul 70 Anna Vary 92 Walter Herbert Rimmer 38 William liarsby Bti J.ine Rial 7(j Kathenne Kahance 73 Clements f)4 J()S(-ph Dent ley )3 Wuyne Moulton 49 Jennie Mills Church 73 Herbert Salter 72 William Cox 53 Anna Lyndon 88 Minnie Labcrteaux 76 Harry Chapman 59 Zada Ruth Slam 29 Washington Irving Beman 84 Sara Schuyler 80 Charle.s Jacoby 80 Ralph Musser ....29 Sarah Schroecler Leach 07 William Henry Snyder 78 Sophia Dobbertien 84 Florence A. Young 70 Thomas Edward Klpp 87 Jane I. Sherman Cieorye Mead BO Delia Glichvell Camp 67 Helen Reed Lewis 90 Scott Treed 73 Krunklin Joseph Smith 82 Susannah Wilson 83 Caroline F. Mos.s 80 Hewitt Masters 21 Hiram Sunbery 77 Mary Margaret Layher 7U Samuel A McKinley 7. firuce Murdock 53 Heh-n Gale 39 Christian Jacob Braiides 78 Kiiiinu Knearl 09 Corrme De Forest Merrill .07 Samuel Junior Coleman Carrie Aeyerler 54 John Goodrich 85 Charles Frederick Green 5 Ilelvn Debora Shields 84 Collin Sinclair Bl Harriett Arthur G8 Eftner Lockwood 73 Warren T.

Miller 79 Harvey Lewis 58 Lydia A. Creque 89 Mo. lias. Hi 1 1 2 hrs tj 20 Lucille Osboni 15 Wesley O. Beman 47 Susan Alice Godfrey 74 Wallac- E.

Willetts 41 Giles Bliss Dora Bliss Emma J. Richardson 01 Herbert J. Flynn 79 Lula E. Sheldon 51 Ella Melissa Hatch 72 Yuba C. Maynard 73 Morgan William Sherman 61 Douglas Gauss 28 Joanna Elizabeth Fausz 37 Billings 91 Guy C.

Parkis 77 Cora Blanch Beeshy 59 Jennie B. Mitchell 54 Fred L. Tully 65 Charles J. Lindhurst 54 Beatrice Gray 49 Kurt Thomas Peterson 0 George Cecil Moore 80 Herman Charles Schreiber 65 Minnie Buchfink 75 Daniel Stephen Smith 79 Allen Harold Doollttle 0 Herbert Harrington 08 Emily B. S.

Sackett 76 Morris H. Walker Oi) Dwight C. Dickey 54 Ida P. Mohardt 80 Theodore Bonney 68 Ida Lee 71 Herbert Turner 80 George Samuel Stringham 69 Etta Butler 09 Samuel Fisher 78 William D. Jenness 70 Frank Pinch C4 Mildred Griffin ...37 Belle Baldwin Pen-in 73 Eva L.

Beman 76 2 24 5 lirs Cause of Death Coronary Thrombrosls Myocarditis Cerebral Hemorrhage Carcinoma of LUIIHS Cardiac Failure Arterio Sclerosis Terminal Broncho Pneumonia Mlliary Tuberculosis Certbral Hemorrhage Cerebral Hemorrhage Mycardltls Arterio Sclerosis Acute Alcoholism Infection Lobur Pneumonia Cervbrul Kmbole Auricular r'lbllatlon Intestinal Obstruction from Reto I'artoneal Tumor Auricular Fibrillation Arthritis Broncho Pneumonia Arterio Sclerosis Cerebral Intestinal Obstruction Benign Prostratlc Hypertrophy IiHcicranial Hemorrhage Cancer of Lip Cardltls Chronic Myocarditis Pructuce Skul. vlyocardltLs Chronic Myrfcarditls Myocarditis Insufficiency Uremia Mitral HeijurBitation Arterio Seiuro.sis Myocardium Cancer of Rectum Mycardial Insudleiuy Cerebral Hemorrhage Mycardial Insuniency Chronic Nephritis Impacted Fracture Surgical Neck Congenital Heart Disease Organic Bowel Obstruction Apoplectic Stroke Arterio Sclerosis Diabetes Mellltis Myocardili Cerebral Hemorrhage Injuries to Thorax Head Malformation Myocardlal InsufTiency Cholelithiasis Ttrminul Cardiac it Failure Septic Scarlet Fever Arteno, Sclerosl: -Cardiac Failure Myoeardia) Insulllency Failure Coronary Occlusion Myocarditis Clu-onlc Valvular Heart Hypertensive Heart Disease Myocardinl InsuJliency fc Coronary Occlusion Streptocclc Sore Throat Pneumonia Hemorrhast- Gun Shot Wound Mitral Stt-nosls Lake Michigan Removed from Burlington Jtt-moved from Burllnyton Cemetery Broncho Pneumonia Myocarditis Curdio Vascular Disease Myocarditis Cerebral Hemorrhage Cerebral Apoplexy Acute Generalized Peritonitis Myocardili; Coronary Occlusion Myocarditis Chronic Valvular Heart Disease Acute Appendecitis Peritonitis Prostrntic Hypertrophy Intercranial Hemorrhage Lobar Pneumonia Natural Causes Cerebral Hemorrhage Hyemephroma of Left Kidney Asphyxiation by Gas Cerebral Hemorrhage Premature infancy Bulbar Paralysis Cerebral Hemorrhage Cancer of Liver Auricular Fibrillation Ruptured Aortic Ammerlsm Coronary Occlusion Cerebral Apoplexy Metostatic Carcinoma of Breast Cerebral Hemorrhage Myocarditis Chronic Luetic Myocarditis Carcinoma of Bladder Pernicious Anaemia Gas Phlegmon Lobar Pneumonia Carcinoma of Stomach Auricular Fibrillation F. F. WILLIAMS, Recorder-Treasurer i 1 i.