Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 5

THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1942 trrt GRANT OIL PERMITS Reunions AT KNAPP EIGHT COUNTIES iipcnc: to The Sicte Journal) Con mn Fimtlv VXEEEH YTIIE. pt. 2 The Conn in jr.ior. wii r.eiS t.ne home of Mr.

and ilra K. J. Bripps Sunday. August 30. rK wa- erved.

It was "r.Df- rv p-Die from several parts of ar.c an It was a cele-au3r. of i arm on Cor.r.m's birthday. Tr-ere a cake with the mscrip-tior. "Hspst Einhcay Grandpa" from Pia his granddaughter. Ar Winnicki had a birthday to her grandfather's rr r.rrcz af her birthdav which was Au- STORE HOURS: WEEK DAYS, 10 A.

M. TO 6 P. M. SATURDAYS, 10 TO 5: 30 PHONE 2-1311 14 Drilling Franchises Issued During Week Bring Year's Total to 392 annual reunion of old Webberville school girls was held at the schoolhouse Thursday. Twenty-four answered to roll call.

The oldest one attending was Mrs. Mar McWethy Wilkinson. 74. of St. Louis, who attended school 58 years ago.

Mrs. Flossie Harris Stam of Toledo. Ohio, attended 45 years ago. and Mrs. Ethel Gash mere Cochran.

Chicago. attending the reunion for the first time, 40 years ago. Mrs. Bessie Galusa Seymour reported that her family, the Galushas, hold the record so far as can be determined, five generations have attended the school. Other guests were present from Lansing.

Detroit. Lake Odessa and Howell. A poll tick dinner was served at noon and at the business meeting following Hazel Alchin. president, and Mrs. Nan Bement See, secretary, were reelected.

Hbbervilie School yrsyn 2 The fourth Three of the New FURRED COATS IN KNAPP'S FALL COLLECTION LVAJJ SUNDAY NIGHT rVj3 WJR 10 P.M. KNAPP'S HAS 'EM! those EVERSHARP Andrews Reunion ITHACA. Sept. 2 The eighth annual reunion of descendants of George and Emma Disbron Andrews was held Au-: gust 30 at Woodland Park with 34 in at-' tendance. Owing to defense work a number of the men folk were unable to be present and enjoy the exceptionally pleasant time among relatives and friends.

Herm Graham of Lansing has enlisted in the United States army since last re- union day and is stationed in Chico. Cal. About 2 o'clock all gathered around the long table for the bountiful potluck dinner followed by serving of watermelons. 1 A short business session was held with same officers being retained for another year. Namely Mrs.

Elizabeth Diaon. president: William Wilkinson, vice president, and Mrs. Celia Wilkinson, secretary and treasurer. As more of the boys will undoubtedly be in the service before another reunion day a correspondence committee was appointed. Mrs.

Florence Sherwood and Mrs. Vivian Bancroft, to see that mail from home by different members was sent regularly. This motion was passed with hearty approval. Four births were reporded: Larry Lee. born September 21.

1941, son of Evan and Shirley Litwiller, Lansing; Roger Dee. born May 13. 1942. son of Harley and Neva Gantz, Ithaca: Walter Jay, born May 30. 1942.

son of Don and Vema Allen. Lansing, and Sharon Allene, born July 20. 1942. daughter of Lynn and Reika Gantz. Also one marriage recorded.

Sara Dart Stevenson and Daniel Andrews Wilkinson. April 26. 1942, at Waycors. Ga. Next Andrews reunion is ot be held the third Sunday in June.

1943. at same place. Woodland park. Ithaca. PENS and REPEATER PENCIL GIFT CompUtt Lin J595 514 Okmc of coion in two-ton tnpd fct.

Two-ton striped top, solid color barrels. Choic of color. Cri goid -filled ops, solid color barrts in choic of colors. iff fKUfM ers $79 .50 to 1 25 Mst Hockanum rich "i STREET FLOOR KNAPP'S The conservation department reported Wednesday that 14 permits for oil and gas explorations in eight Michigan counties had been issued in the past week, bringing the year's total to 392. Six permits went to Osceola county, two permits went to Allegan, and one each to Clare, Ogemaw, Ottawa, Calhoun, Lenawee, and Lake counties.

Permits listed: OSCEOLA COUNTY Osceola Township Section 22 Sun Oil company, Toledo, John Schoenals No. 1 (C SW SW). Section 22 Sun Oil companv: Harold R. Becker No. 1 (C SW NW).

Section 22 Sun Oil Company; Albert J. Becker No. 1 (C NV4 NWSW). Section 27 Sun Oil companv: Walter Wilcox No. 1 (C NVi SE NW).

Lincoln Township Section 18 The Ohio Oil company; Joseph Moore No. 2 (C NW SE). Section 18 Ohio Oil companv: Harvey L. Kent No. 1 (C SE SW).

ALLEGAN TOWNSHIP Watson Township Section 12 Sprenger Brothers, Al-legarl; Pierce No. 1 (C Stt SE NW) own tools. Dorr Township Section 24 James J. McGerrv. Grand Rapids; Carl Nagarski No.

1 (SW SW SE) Regal Dutch Petroleum company, contractor. CLARE COUNTY Redding Township Section 1 Sun Oil companv: State Redding No. 5 (C NE NW). OGEMAW COUNTY West Branch Township Section 35 Ohio Oil company; Harry C. Grow No.

3 (C NW SW), Olson Drilling company, contractor. OTTAWA COUNTY Zeeland Township Section 32 E. W. Leeder, Allegan; Nykamp and Lowsma (Comm.) No. 1 (SE NE NW) J.

W. Lang, contractor. CALHOUN COUNTY Albion Township Section 14 Continental Oil company, Ponca City, Fred C. Radee No. 1 (C NW SW) Parker Drilling company, contractor.

LENAWEE COUNTY Adrian Township Section 24 Adrian Gas and Oil company, Adrian; Lewis Dinius No. 1 (SE SW SW) Maggie Withers, contractor. LAKE COUNTY Sauble Township Section l(i Gordon Oil company, Mt. Pleasant; Prank Meyers Estate No. 2 (NE SE SW) Gordon Oil company, contractor.

State Deaths During the first four months of 1940, the province of Quebec, Canada, produced 387,452 fine ounces of silver. Rshion Triumph by BARBIZON by BARBIZON $4 by $2.50 Plus 10 Federal Tax A very wearable true' pure rea with no clashing blue or'orariati) i Oyerronesjo mar its clearness. Checki with every new fashion ensemble. Use RED PENCIL to flatter yout enhonce your beauty dramatize vour ensemblej Perfect pajama for the college girl because it can be worn for sleeping or lounging around the dorm. Practical because it's made of a material that will wear and wash wonderfully.

The five button cut makes them delightfully different Pretty two-tones 12 to 20 and 40. Perfect slip for the college girl because it goes so smoothly under sweaters and sport clothes. She'll cherish its figure-fitting, non-riding, non twisting comfort. Rayon crepe in petal pink, white; black or navy without shadow-panel. Short length 31 to 43.

Medium length 34 to 44. Precious furs, artfully manipulated to set off the flattering new lines of this season's important coat-silhouettes see how in each instance fur is used to add drama! Rich looking, 100 wool fabrics exquisitely tailored. Come in and see haw becoming these coats really are. In black and new fall shades of brown and blue. Sizes 10 to 20.

KNAPPS SECOND FLOOR RED PENCIL L.p.t.cl S1.00 t.50 witb matching fougc S1.1Q; KNA PFS BARBIZONS SECOND FLOOR (Special to The State Journal) Edwmrd Krasner BRIGHTON. Sept. 2 Edward Krasney rd Monday at 6:45 p. m. at the residence at 11354 Whitmore Lake road where ne had moved from Toledo 35 vears ago.

He was born in Toledo, Ohio. April 2f. 18S9. the son ot Albert and Catherine i Wesley Krasney. He was married in Howell February 89, 1916.

to Margaret Gaydos who survives. Also surviving are one son. Walter, who is with the police department, Ann Arbor: four brothers. James. Albert and William of Toledo and Amil of Whitmore Lake.

Funeral services were to be held at Keehn funeral home at 2 p. Wednesday. Rev. G. F.

Shoup of the St. George Lutheran church, officiating. Burial was to be in Hamburg cemetery. Mrs. Elizabeth Olds ALMA, Sept.

2 Mrs. Elizabeth Olds. .8. died Tuesday at the home of her son. William J.

Olds, 306 Marshall street. i following a long illness, after suffering a fractured hip in a fall No- ijeinber 27. 1941. She was born in England January 2. 1864.

the daughter of and Mrs. William Williams. 1 She is survived by the son, William, at whose home she died and by a sister. Lyle Nottle of Lansing, also one i brother, and a granddaughter. services will be held at the G.

V. Wright funeral home. Alma, Thurs- PHOENIX Casuals IMUfiNUIMbLtn iipttck 'th matching The New CARVED Silhouette To Go With Your Low Heels And Slack Outfits KNAPP'S STREET FLOOR S--mer to ed-e' Excise Tax pr. l. SIM 79 51.15 r.

witn Kev. Byron A. Hahn officiating and burial will be at Houghton. Seth I Warner Is So Easily Achieved With NEW FOUNDATIONS ner for many years a resident of Wood- hull township, died at the home in Muskegon Sunday. Funeral services and burial were to take place at Muskegon Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Mr Warner was a son of the late Smith F. i iA- Warner- Pioneer residents Now low heels go everywhere on the smartest women and so do sox! Full fashioned, cotton casuals for suits, slacks, casual cottons and defense job clothes; also in wool mixtures and angora. STREET FLOOR jjjj 1 niuuuuu, ana was Dorn at the old homestead May 2T. 1876. He is survived by the widow, Agnes, and three children.

Mrs. Robert A. Brown of Missouri: Betty Ann and Seth L. of Muskegon: two brothers. Andrew J.

of Bath and Arthur F. of Lansing: two sisters. Mrs. C. McEntee of Florida and Mrs.

John shaft of this village. He was a member of the Congregational church of Muskegon and a life member of Perry Lodge F. and A. M. AS MUCK A CAMPUS MUST AS TEXTBOOKS BATES BEDSPREAD 0 tornim- fp.

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All types of garments for all figure types. Come in and see what a Formfit Girdliere can do for you! SECOND FLOOR I Frank Burkhead OLIVET. Sept. 2 Funeral service for Frank Burkhead. 86.

of Springport. an uncle of M. Donald Burkhead of Olivet, who died in a Jackson hospital Saturday, were held Tuesday at Springport. Mr. Burkhead was born near Potterville and for many years was engaged in teaching near Potterville and also operated a hardware store there for several years.

Surviving is a sister. Mrs Mary McCIintock Deville of Danville. 111., who is 89 years old. Mrs. Elva Johnson Mercer BELLEVUE, Sept.

2 Funeral services for Mrs. Elva Johnson Mercer. 65. wife of Frederick N. Mercer of Chicago, were held from the Johnson funeral home Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock with Rev.

Kearney Kirkby of the local Methodist church in charRe. Mrs. Mercer had been ill for several years. Her death occurred Saturday. Mrs.

Mercer was the onlv daughter of the late Norton H. and Letitia Campbell Johnson and was born in Bellevue July 6, 1877. On June 28. 1905. she was united in marriage with Mr.

Mercer at the same time her brother, Charles, now deceased, and Miss Mollie K. Kimball were married in a double ceremony which took place at the Johnson home. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Mercer took up their residence in Chicago, where Mr.

Mercer was employed in a bank, which position he has since maintained. Mrs. Mercer was a graduate of the Bellevue high school, class of 1895, and was later employed as a teacher here. She also taught in Harvey, 111. Besides the husband.

Fred, she leaves one daughter, Mrs. Margaret Lvtle of Kankakee. 111.: a brother. Valnev Johnson of this place: one granddaughter. Peggv Lytie and three nieces.

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