The Ludington Daily News from Ludington, Michigan • Page 3

TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1952 THE LUDINGTON DAILY NEWS, LUDINGTON, MICHIGAN PAGE THRCt News Briefs Fleuw call the society editor, telephone No. 108, when you are expecting or nave other news Your guests will enjoy having their to The News and will appreciate this oourtes; You enjoy reading about the activities of your meeds and they In turn appreciate reading news about TOO. Riverton Child Study club will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Alfred Dittmer. Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Garnett of Highland Park, 111., and Sunnyside cottage were at Epworth Thursday. Pere Marquettc chapter No.

337, Order of the Eastern Star, will hold initiation at 8 p.m. tonight at Masonic temple. April meeting of Summit unit Parent-Teacher association has been postponed one week from April 11 until Friday, April 18. Mr. and Mrs.

B. Pytlinski of Grand Haven spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr of 711 East Dowland street. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Boice of Sunkist cottage at Epworth have returned to Lansing after a brief visit to Epworth. Mr.

and Mrs. S. B. Reynolds returned Sunday to Hotel Stearns after having spent a few days in Detroit. Mr.

and Mrs. N. Boyd have returned to Chicago after spending the past week here. They came to inspect their cottage Sandra-Lon cottage at Epworth. Mrs.

W. H. Force left Sunday to return to Lansing after a few days' visit with the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.

William P. Richardson Jr. of 302 North Harrison street. James Miller of 506 East Loomis street returned Monday to his home after having been a patient at Hackley hospital in Muskegon. Ludington Elks Gingham and Blue Jean dancing party scheduled for Wednesday evening has been postponed to Wednesday, April 9.

Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Bradford and son Douglas returned Sunday to their home in Mt.

Vernon, 111., after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. McCoy of 315 North James street. Mrs.

Ernest Engel of 808 Diana street is convalescing at Hackley hospital in Muskegon where she underwent surgery Saturday. She may be addressed there at Room 362. James Pierce came Saturday from Ann Arbor where he attends University of Michigan, to spend his spring vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy V.

Pierce of 207 North Rowe street. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pinckney Reid left this morning to return to their home in Memphis, after having been at Epworth where they inspected their cottages Beach Knoll and Linwood and Mr.

Reid attended an executive board meeting Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan W. Anderson and son Marc and Mrs.

Ed Shappee returned Sunday after having spent the past three weeks in Florida. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. L. G.

Jebavy at Miami, and also with friends in DeLand, Fla. Mr. Anderson has resumed his studies at Michigan State college in East Lansing. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry A. Dues have returned to their home at 601 East Melendy street after accompanying Mr. Dues' father, William J. Dues to Detroit where Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Dues spent the week-end. Cpl. Richard Dues of Ft. Knox, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry A. Dues. Mrs. Charles E. Butler returned Saturday to.

her home at 310 North Lewis street. She was accompanied from Kalamazoo by her son Donald R. MacLaren who is a student at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. In Kalamazoo they visited Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Goff. Mrs. Goff is the former Ruth MacLaren. Before going to Kalamazoo, Mrs.

Butler spent several days with her husband, Capt. Butler, before his ship, the SS Princeton sailed from South Chicago, 111. Oliver J. DeJonge of 114 North Emily street, who is in Boston, attending the American Association of school Administrators, is expected to Wednesday. Bud DeJonge and his sister, Miss Norjna DeJonge, who are home for spring vacation expect to leave Sunday, Miss DeJonge to return to Grand Rapids where she is a student nurse at Blodgett Memorial hospital, and Bud DeJonge to Ann Arbor where he attends University of Michigan.

Movie Is Shown to Lions Club A colored moving picture "Pipeline on Wheels," showing gasoline tank truck safety, was presented to Ludington Lions club members at their meeting Monday evening at Hotel Stearns. The movie was shown, by Don Myers. Dr. A. E.

Rasmussen was program chairman for the evening. William Wood of Ludington was a guest of Lions at the dinner meeting. HEARING AID DEMONSTRATION Wednesday, April Hours: 1 p. m. to 5:30 p.

m. STEARNS HOTEL Omer J. HomntM Consultant Western Electric Audivox! See and hear the world's tiniest hearing aid receiver. Gall Mr. Homines, Stearns Hotel 216 for FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION $493,283 Net Income Reported for 1951 Michigan Associated Telephone in its annual report to stockholders, reported a net income for 1951 of $493,283, an amount 3.17 times the preferred stock dividend requirements on the average number of shares outstanding during the year.

The report also revealed that the company's investment in telephone plant increased more than $2,000,000 during 1951 and totalled $19,946,583 at the year's end, while invested capital increased to $17,371,738. The return on the average invested capital during the year amounted to 4.94. Taxes, which are a cost of doing businesi, together with excise taxes which are billed to telephone users, amounted to about $2.15 per month for each telephone in service, according to the report. Through its facilities, the company was serving 85,279 telephones in its 75 exchanges in Michigan at the end of the year. Girl Scouts Send Box to Hospital Girl Scout Troop 4 has sent an entertainment box to the Herman Kiefer Hospital for Crippled Children in Detroit.

The girls made scrapbooks and collected Christmas cards. Donations from Mrs. Harry Turner of 204y 2 East Melendy street and Mrs. Charles Cobb of 509 First street provided crayons, scissors, glue, color books, dot books and picture puzzles for the box. The box contained material for 15 children.

Mrs. Earl Yennior is leader of the troop. Complete Basic Airmen Course Pvt. Bruce J. Lemlre, 19, and Pvt.

Gerald R. Adamczyk, 20, are completing their Air Force basic airmen indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force base in San Antonio, Texas. Pvt. Lemire is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Demire of 105 North Robert street and Pvt. Adamczyk the son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Adamczyk of Ludington Route 1. Sweetwater PT-A Meeting Planned SWEETWATER SCHOOL Sweetwater School Parent- Teacher association will meet Wednesday evening at the school gymnasium. A program has been planned for the evening.

At the March P.TrA meeting, plans for a party and talent show to be held in April were made. To Give Program An assembly program "Matchless Musical Moments" will be presented at p. m. Wednesday at Oriole hall by Andrew DeCosta and Miss Lenore Ferrari. Mr.

DeCosta's versatility as manifested in his mastery of every musical instrument in the band has won him an enviable nationwide reputation. Miss Ferrari not only has a remarkable soprano voice and a gracious personality but also is a virtuoso on the accordion. In The News 25 Years Ago Edward Rohrmoser was reelected eminent commander of Apollo eommandery No. 31, Knights Templar. 20 Years Ago H.

Oliver O'Farrell, construction engineer from Washington, p. arrived to supervise building of Ludington's new post office and federal building. 15 Years Ago Representatives of Mason Manistee, Oceana, Newaygo Lake, Osceola and Mecosta counties met in Scottville for a public health institute. 10 Years Ago Charles Leedham, P. C.

Hartman, Albert Johnson, Arthur Miss Katharine Jackson, Robert Hamp, Obe Schrader, Perry Ayers, Albert J. Johnson, Major L. S. Stewart, Maurice Asselin and David K. McCotter completed a 1'5-hour first aid instructors' course.

5 Years Ago A new school bus arrived for Union School District No. 1 This bus had been ordered in January, 1946. 1 Year Ago Elmer Stahelin was chosen commander of Gold Bar post No 5096, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Mrs. Emery Morel presideni of its Auxiliary unit. Two ski tows, each 250 yard long, will be in operation lor the first time in Scotland this year at a Perthshire ski club.

Funeral Directors Elect G. E. Dorrell George E. Dorrell of Luding- was elected president of District 9, Michigan Funeral Direc- association, at a recent meeting held at Batsakis Inn in Traverse City. Claude W.

Smith of Kingsley was elected vice president and C. W. Terwillinger of Kaleva secretary-treasurer. Attorney Ormond Danford of Traverse City was guest speaker at the meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Dorrell and James A. Rye attended the meeting from Ludington. Boy Scouters' Roundtable Set A round table for Boy Scout adult personnel will be held at 7:30 p. m.

Wednesday in Room 24 of Ludington high school. Announcement was made by J. Milo Wilson, chairman of Mason district, Timber Trails council, Boy Scouts of America. Lenten Service at Grace Churca Lenten service will be held at 10:30 a. m.

Wednesday at Grace Episcopal church. There will be no evening service Wednesday at Grace church. THE EASTER PARADE STARTS AT HEGG'S DEPARTMENT STORE SUITS, Rayon Gabardine TOPPERS, Rayon Gabardine, Wool Fleece, Covert. In all the wanted Spring shades. Wool t.

Rayon STRAW HATS, a variety of styles. No duplicates. At HEGG'S DEPARTMENT STORE 105 S. RATH AYE. Great Lakes Wind and Weather Report (Ry The Associated Press) LAKE craft warning lip at, 5:30 a.

m. Tuesday. Southeasterly winds 25 to 35 MPH In west half today becoming northwesterly near 30 MPH tonight. Southeasterly 'winds near 15 MPH In east half Increasing to 20 to 25 MPH today nnd tonight. Rain beginning tonight.

LAKE MICHIGAN Southeasterly winds 15 MPH (gradually Increasing to 20 to 30 MPH today JUid tonight. Increasing cloudiness. LAKE HURON AND LAKE ERIEV- Variable winds 10 to 15 MPH today, becoming southeasterly near 20 MPH tonight. Mostly fair. LAKE winds 12 to 18 MPH becoming variable 10 to 13 MPH today nnd tonight.

Snow flurries ending. LAKE ST. winds 10 (o 15 MPH today, becoming southeasterly near 20 MPH tonight. Mostly fair. INJURIES FATAL GRAND Gort, 13, of nearby Jenison, Ottawa county, died Monday night in St.

Mary's hospital here of injuries suffered earlier in the day when her bicycle collided with an auto. A sister, Bonnie Lou, 7, also riding on the bicycle, was seriously injured. Servicemen's Notes Mrs. Arlo Slaglc has received a new address for her husband who is stationed in Korea. His new address is Pvt.

Arlo Slagle US-55185681. Hv. Tk. 32nd Inf. APO 7, Care of Postmaster.

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