The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 12

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD PACE TWELVE TODAY'S NEWS FROM THUMB DISTRICT FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1941. Yale's Oldest Citizen, 97, THUMB BRIEFS mJLI IAK7 t-RUIT MKT) Works Daily In His Garden 4-H WINNERS ARE LISTED Menus Of The Day i i if I 1519 MILITARY ST. Wholesale GRAPES Former Custer 3 Varieties Mr. AUiandar Gorg- Armada The Woman's Society of Chirstian Service met Wednesday afternoon in the Methodist church parlors. Mrs.

D. O. Pomeroy, president, conducted the business meeting which preceded a lesson discussion led by Mrs. Walter N. Mills, chairman of the missionary ervisor Dies; Supi a cttp ad nr 4 iwv 'Youngster' Drives Model Grows Own Tobacco Yale, Aug.

8 Today is Frank Crist's ninety-seventh birthday. Mr. Crist, who is Yale's oldest citizen, is still "on the job," caring Funeral Is Sunday HOME GROWN TQ3IATOES Tpj Avoca Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collins entertained at a family dinner Tuesday evening in honor of their son Donald on his twenty-third birthday.

Donald is spending his summer vacation at his home here. He is a student at Michigan State college. Pinnebog The program committee of the local Child Study club met in the home of Mrs. Luella Wolfe to complete the club program for 1941-42. Mrs.

Lewis Tib-bits, is program chairman. Mrs. Harry Toy is the other member of the committee. Georgia Freestone PEACHES CELERY HEARTS Sweet- CrisP tun. for his three acres of fruit and LARGE CELERY STALKS TTTT FOR A NAUGUST SUNDAY Breakfast Honeydew Browned Canadian Bacon Waffles Strained Honey Coffee Dinner Chilled Fruit Juice Cocktail Roast Lamb Browned Potatoes Buttered Spinach Rolls Currant Jelly Tomato Aspic Mayonnaise Peach Ice Cream Coffee Supper Sliced Lamb and Pickle Sandwiches Tea Cherry Sauce Chocolate Chip Cookies rinnebog The Mary Eddy Missionary circle met at the home of Mrs.

John Stineman, Caseville, for a picnic. A short business meeting was held, after which the hostess conducted quizzes. Mrs. Thomas Thick, Miss Florence Bauer and Mrs. Lewis Tibbits won prizes.

The September meeting will be with Mrs. Earl Lackie. CUCUMBERS Home Gro Green PepperTsfe vegetables, alone, as well as looking after the city dumping grounds. After working all day at "the dump" Wednesday, Mr. Crist came NEW POTATOES No 2 Peck 15c.

U. S. No. 1 Peck home and cut up two trailer loads 3. RIPE GEORGIA WATERMELONS 7l9fl New Dry COOKING ONIONS Kinde Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Maxwell, Auburn Heights, accompanied by Mrs. Maxwell's mother, Mrs. Henry Basler, Bad Axe, and Mr. Maxwell's mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Maxwell. Kinde, left here Thursday to visit Niagara Falls and places in Canada. FRESH LIMA BEANS 72 New Harvest Apples 4 Varietj7iauDgoii WATERMELONS ON ICE x- aaajiwitwft JV A I if i 1 Mb I "fYarifTiiiihi -jffr iftf OTifi.ri ammmmmru Big selection. Hail or Whole, we Plug and Guaranw. I Waffles 1 3 cups flour 6 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons granulated sugar 3 eggs, beaten 2 cups milk.

1-3 cup fat, melted. Mix ingredients until smooth. Place in pitcher and pour onto hot waffle iron. Bake until steam stops coming out the sides (three or four minutes). Serve hot.

For extra flavor, add 1-2 cup chonned nuts, raisins, prunes, or Harbor Beach Mrs. Edward Capling was hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon 500 club. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Arntz, Mrs. Frank Stocks and Mrs.

Guy Stocks. Mrs. Frank Stocks received traveling prize. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Earl Melick.

THIS IS tANNlNLi TIME Uet first pick quaEtyell lowest prevailing prices. Come and see our large asH Imlay City Miss Marjorie Ross will teach English and Latin in the Kingsley High school next year. She received her B. A. degree from Michigan State college in East Lansing, in June, and is a graduate of Imlay City High school.

Yale Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fuller have returned from a 10-day wedding trip in northern Michigan and are living in the L. Roy Fuller residence, South Main street. Roy Fuller is vacationing at Elk Lake, northern Michigan.

Croswell James B. Welsh, Detroit, who has been visiting his grandmother, Mrs. John Bradford, accompanied his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bradford, to their summer cottage in Caseville this week.

Richmond Miss Mabel Winkle and Mrs. Elmer Stier and family were guests of Sister Mary Jane, of the Ursuline order of Sisters, stationed at The Pines in Chatham, on Thursday. Allenton Mr. and Mrs. James Grenfell and Rev.

and Mrs. Mel-don Crawford, Hermansville, spent a week as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Reid. BEER AND WINE TO TAKEQjjf ALBERT KENNEY Sandusky, Aug.

8 Albert Ken ney, 85, resident of Custer town ship for the last 62 years, and for 1 Sanilac To Be Represented By Group At M.S.C. Aug. 15-16 Sandusky, Aug. 8 Winners in county competition in 4-H club contests in judging and demonstration work were chosen this week and will represent Sanilac county at the state-wide contest at Michigan State college, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 15-16.

Representing the county will be the canning Judging team, Virginia McAfee, Jeannette Beck, both of Applegate and Helen Brown, Cros-well: food judging, Dorothy Benjamin and Virginia Macklem, both of Croswell and Ruth Gugel, Min-den City; demonstration teams: dairy products, Betty and Gladys Pohl, both of Palms; outdoor meals, Marion Lapp and Leona Pohl, both of Palms, and canning, Ardith Poole and Bernlce Cleland, both of Deckerville. Others chosen earlier in the year to represent the county at East Lansing are: Clothing judging, Ellen O'Mara, Carsonville; Belva Meredith, Snover; Jean Klaus and Marion Schock, both of Minden City; wood identification, William Brandt, Palms and Keith Kirk, Applegate. Livestock and dairy judging teams will be selected the first of the week. 2nd Group Of 17 Sanilac Draftees To Leave Aug. 21 Sandusky, Aug.

8 Seventeen draftees will leave here at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 21, by chartered bus for Detroit where they will be inducted Into the United States army. Chief Clerk Walter J. Allenn said today.

This is the second group to leave Sanilac. Those In the group are Donald R. McKee and Welton S. Hill, both of Brown City; George F. Gisch and Elwyn R.

Smith, both of Arthur E. Umbriet, Minden City; Kenneth V. De Verna, Floyd J. King, Raymond J. McLeish Richard Lichtenfelt, David W.

Lee, Leland S. Vanderpool and James H. Cimmiyotto, all of Marlette; Lewis Sabo, Hermans; Donald A. McAllister and Wilbert K. Wahl, both of Sandusky; Clarence E.

Hardy, McGregor, and Albert W. P-eters, Tyre. Ernest W. Bombard, Carsonville, may also go in the group, if an extra man will be accepted the draft board officials said. Ar mer supervisor, died Thursday of wood for kindling and put it in his basement for lighting fires next winter.

He drives his 1920 model Ford to and from his work and says, "She doesn't complain about hauling the trailer full of wood." Mr. Crist said he would just as soon drive his car to Port Huron as rrty-where; he knows traffic laws and obeys them, and has never had an accident. Raises Own Tobacco His three-acre plot of land shows that he has spent much time planting, cultivating and keeping the weeds down. He has a splendid crop of beans just about matured, and a large field of popcorn that constitute his best crops this year. The drought has affected his other vegetables and fruit so they are not up to par with those of other years, but the whole place shows the result of his daily hand labor.

Mr. Crist uses no horse or tractor to lighten his work. Tobacco plants are abundant in his garden. Mr. Crist raised all the tobacco he has used for the last seven years.

Mr. Crist, who was born in Milwaukee, Aug. 8, 1844, was taken to Port Huron by his parents when only 14 months old. He lived there until 1888. He worked at ship-carpentering, sailed the Lakes in sailing vessels, and teamed for coal and lumber companies in Port Huron, and farmed in Sanilac and St.

Clair counties before coming to Yale 19 years ago. Mr. Crist married Miss Martha Hakens, Port Huron, in 1868. Mrs. Crist died in 1927 in Yale.

Of their 10 children, five are living: Mrs. William Leacock, Brockway; Mrs. William Pearson, Port Huron; Mrs. Ernest Herron, Avoca; Mrs. Mattie Flannigan, Yale, who lives with her father, and John Crist, Seattle, Wash.

LVLKiTulNG FOR THE TABl ERIE AT RAWLINS IT Free Delivery To Tonr Kitchen 'ih. figs to the batter before cooking. Tomato Aspic 2 tablespoon granulated gelatin 1-3 cup cold water 3 cups tomatoes 2 bay leaves 4 celery leaves 2 onion slices 6 while cloves 1 teaspoon salt 1-4 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon granulated sugar 2 parsley sprigs 1-2 cup boiling water 1 tablespoon lemon juice TOWELS, 3 rolls fel Phone 3147 3148 Allenton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schluentz, Mr.

and Mrs. William Schluentz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krueger, and Miss Evelyn Schluentz, have returned from a trip to Camp Polk, Louisville, where they visited Pvt. Harold Schluentz.

Armada Superintendent and Mrs. A. J. Hutchins have as house guests her father, David Rowley, and his daughter, Edith M. Rowley, Duluth, Minn.

Mr. Rowley celebrated his Ninety-fourth birthday July 28. Kinde The Hume 4-H Canning group held its recreation meeting at McGraw's park The time was spent in games and bathing. The group will meet with Miss Vera Scott Tuesday. Pigeon A shower was given in honor of Mrs.

Alvin Deming, the former Miss Louise Diebel, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Harry McKay. Games were played and lunch was served.

Kellogg's CORN 3 11-oz. pkgs. French's BIRD SEED Croswell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamlett and daughter, Judy, Pontiac, have been spending the last few days with Mr.

and Mrs. Llewellyn Mortimer. 27c U. S. No.

1 POTATOES, pk. Soak the gelatin five minutes in the cold water. Simmer, covered IS3 French's MUSTARD ijH 2 Ig. jars 23c for 20 minutes, the tomatoes, seasonings, sugar and boiling water. MATCHES 6 Lg.

Boxes Strain, reheat to boiling and pour 9c UU.S 9 IKc 7j NAPKINS Lg. pkg. over the gelatin. Stir until dis solved, add juice and pour into mold and chill until firm. Unmold AERO FLOOR WAX pt.

can PORK BEANS 9 Campbell's, 3 1-lb. cans UU on lettuce and top with dressing. Pastor and Bride Honored Tangle Foot FLV SPRAY, pt. GRAPE NUT 2 Ig. pkgs.

29c 7c Allenton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pfeifauf and their daughter, Anne, Elizabeth, N. are spending a week as guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John Pfeifauf. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schultz and family were guests of Dr. and Mrs.

Lester Kreis, Detroit, at their summer cottage at Belle River, for a few days. Croswell Mr. and Mrs. Ross Madill, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Ma-dill and son, Franklin, all of Port Huron, were guests this week of Mrs. John Bradford. FLY SWATTERS Each WHEAT KERNELS" 3 Ig. pkgs. Harbor Beach, Aug.

8 Members of the congregation of the Baptist church attended a surprise party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert his home after an extended illness. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in the home and at 2 p.m.

in Custer Methodist church. Rev. Phillip Goldie, pastor of Sandusky Free Methodist church, assisted by Rev. W. Firth, pastor of Deckerville Methodist will officiate.

Burial will be in Downing cemetery. Born May 4, 1856 in Selley's Bay, Mr. Kenney married the former Miss Jane Lang, Dec. 30, 1874 in Merricksville, Ont. They celebrated their sixty-sixth wedding anniversary in 1940.

They lived in Ontario until 1879 when they came to Custer township and settled on an 80-acre farm there. Mr. Kenney was long associated with Custer township public offices, having served as school officer of District No. 2, four years, justice of the peace, four years, highway commissioner, four years, clerk five years, and supervisor, 15 years, between 1907-12 and 1922-32. He retired from public life in 1932.

He attended the Custer Methodist church for the last 42 years and helped to lay the cornerstone of the present church building. Besides his widow, Mr. Kenney, is survived by a son, Ray Kenney, Custer township; six daughters, Mrs. George Phillips, Sandusky; Mrs. Elva Brown and Mrs.

Robert Scarborough, both of Detroit; Mrs. Elmer Doane, Custer township; Mrs. Earl Sampson, Elmer township, and Mrs. Byron Williamson, Deckerville; two brothers, Rueben Kenney, Selley's Bay, and -David Kenney, Coldberg, two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, Custer township Mrs.

Jane Hope, Bothwell, 32 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. 10c Kinde Russell Race, 19, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Sidney MacDonald, here this week made the trip from Detroit on his bicycle, a distance of 120 miles in 10 hours. PEPPER -lb. pkg.

Conquergood in honor of the pastor, SALAD DRESSING May Blossom, qt PORK BEANS Rev. Leland M. Roth, and Mrs. Roth, who were dinner guests there. 19c Ball Mason or Kerr Jar tops, doz Lg.

2 can, 2 for Mr. and Mrs. Roth were recently 9c married in Wilmington, Del. Mr, Hare Ton FrienJ hi ft. i.

and Mrs. Ruth were presented a PICKLING SPICES 3 oz. pkg PET MILK 2 Ig. cans Get one of Inn 1-1 gift. Refreshments were served.

Armada Mrs. Harold Schnur-stein and her house guests, Dorothy and Clark Jarmer; her daughter, Emma Jane and Mrs. Alex Scott, left today for a week or 10 day outing at Sugar Island. 15c anywhere. TnNnmknti Ham.

Let bake la- Forester Hubert Roy and daughters, Elaine and Margaret, Mason, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Roy, have returned home. 15c WAX PAPER 2 10c rolls MEATS Choice roaat at brtf, I Ut roiing Roastinc Chirk, Iw Ham. Let bake 23c WTiite Fur BATHROOM PAPER, 4 rolls Applegate Rev.

and Mrs. Lawrence R. Neff and family are attending the annual camp meeting and conference of Pilgrim Holiness churches in Owosso this week. FULLER'S MARKET COR. 11th LAPEER Phone 9142 We Deliver MEATS ROASTED FOR CHURCH AND CLUB SUITEE? ARRIS SON Pinnebog Elwood Reno, who is stationed in the United States Coast Guards in Virginia, spent 10 days with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Reno. Ubly Faculty Is Announced; School To Begin Sept. 3 Ubly, Aug. 8 Superintendent C.

J. Little of Ubly schools announced today that the Ubly school will re-open Sept 3 after the summer vacation. Mr. Little, who will begin his first year as superintendent here, succeeded E. C.

Henson, who resigned to accept a similar position in Essexville, has completed his faculty for next year. New teachers include: Miss Mildred Palowski, Ruth, social science; Howard Dinger, Hazel Park, science and mathematics, and Donald Konsanke, Otisville, coach and commercial. Other teachers are: Arthur Hes-burn, principal and music; Miss Mamie Minnick, home economics and English, and Mrs. Ralph Brown Miss Ida Platte and Mrs. Archie Mclntyre, grades.

Fifteen pupils of Greenleaf No. 1 school will be transported to school here by bus. Cass City A. H. Higgins, who has been in ill health for some time, is in Detroit to consult a specialist.

Imlay City The Women's Missionary society of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Allenton Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Drinkhonrn and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Newmayer, are in Philadelphia, Pa, visiting relatives. Armada Mr. and Mrs.

John Townsend and chlidren and Mrs. Glenn Ball are on a week's vacation at Rogers City. Yes sir We are still selling those Golden Ripe BAN AN 10 lbs- 29c ICE COLD WATERMELONS COR. TENTH AND BANCROFT STS. pf.

PHONE Store Open Evenings and AH CIOI Day Sunday except from Oiyi 1:30 to 3:00 P. M. Pari Armada Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKallard are spending some time in Algonac where Mr.

McKallard is recuperatiing from his recent illness. Fresh Shoulder Picnic Pork Roast lb- 23c STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED P0ULU1 Choice Pot Roast of Beef lb 25c IK to 1 lb. Average FRYERS Pinnebog Mrs. Lester Walker and family, Lansing, are spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William Tamblyn, Sr. 11 3ft Ih. Port Sanilac Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schutzler, Detroit, are spending a week with Charles Schutzler here.

Choice Short Ribs of Beef 19c Round Steak 33c FAMILY REUNIONS Ross Family Croswell, Aug. 8 George Ross, Royal Oak, was elected president for 1942 at the tenth annual reunion of the Ross family held in Lakeside park, Port Huron, Sui day. Other officers elected were: Vice President, Donald Ross, Blaine; secretary, Mrs. George Ross, Royal Oak; treasurer, Mrs. Alice Wilken-son.

Port Huron. Potluck dinner at noon was served to more than 100. A program, was presented featuring music, games and stunts. Lunch was served in the afternoon. The oldest person present was Mrs.

Gus Frank, Port Huron, and the youngest, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Tony Berkowski, also of Port Huron. Members of the family attended from CroswelL Lexington, North Street, Fargo, Perry, Webberville, Detroit, Royal Oak and Port Huron. The 1942 reunion will be held in Infirmary park, Goodells, Aug. 2.

Llpke Family Richmond, Aug. 8 The annual Lipke family reunion was held this year at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Springborn. Potluck dinner and supper were served.

Officers for the coming year are: President, Bernard Lipke; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Fordt. Guests were nresent from Detroit. Sandusky, Dj. Harbor Beach Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Webb have returned to Detroit after visiting her mother, Mrs. Peter Priemer. BROILERS STEWING HENS ROASTING CHICKENS That New PREM Toilet Paper. .4 ToUs 19c 3ft Ik Red Apple Butter lb- 39c IK Croswell F.

A. Gorton and Elmer Burnie left Thursday on a trip to Muskegon ad other places in Michigan. Armada Miss Claire Everding, Philadelphia, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. McClenaghan, for a month. Locally Raised YOUNG DUCKS Kinde The Woman's society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet in the church parlors for quilting Wednesday. Armada Miss Jean Willick is spending two weeks vacation with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Willick, in BothwelL Ont.

We have those Giant Gal. Pop 15c (Pins Bottle Chg.) Asst. Flavors MILK, new every day price POT ROAST OF BEEF CHOICE CENTER CUT BEEF ROAST. Missionary Society Meets Croswell, Aug. 8 Members of the Missionary society of the Presbyterian church were entertained in the home of Mrs.

Frank West-brook Wednesday afternoon. The program opened with devotions in charge of Mrs. William Arnot, who used as her subject "Stewardship." A paper on Venezuela by Mrs. George Flott was a feature of the program. Lunch was served by Mrs.

Sarah Murray and Mrs. John Home Grown Tomatoes Pinnebog The Young Persons' missionary circle held a wiener roast at the Huron county park in Caseville. lbs. FRESH GROUND RFFF 5 25c Sandusky State Police Sergeant Is Transferred Sandusky, Aug. 8 Sergt.

Clark-son Ochs who was originally appointed in charge of the newly constructed police post here was transferred to Pontiac where a temporary station is being opened at Keego Harbor this week. Sergeant Ochs will be replaced by Sergt Hiram Grimeson, who has been stationed at East Tawas. Sergeant Grimeson, along with Trooper Earl De Boer? who will be transferred here from the Bad Axe post, are expected to arrive Monday. The three other troopers who will work from this post have not been appointed. Past Matrons Of Yale O.E.S.

Meet Yale, Aug. 8 Twenty members of Yale chapter, No. 64, Order of Eastern Star, attended the August meeting of the Past Matrons club Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. Dwight Vincent, Greenwood township. The present worthy matron, Mrs.

Erma Stockton, and her officers were guests of the Past Matrons. Miss E. Pearle MacDonald, president, conducted the business meeting and an educational quiz during the social hour. The hostess conducted games. Ice cream and cake were served.

ARMOUR'S STAR SLICED BACON lb. P1' Armada Mr. and Mrs. I. C.

Helberg have as their house guest for August, a sister-in-law, Mrs. T. C. Helber, Dixon, Tenn. U.

S. No. 1 New Potatoes Peck 25c rHFFQF Overbloom or Borden'. 3 Croswell Mrs. James Kirkpatrick is in Detroit where she is visiting her niece, Mrs.

Samuel Bettis. P.TTPViy.ST?. rinirerKlnnm Amprirnn or Harbor Beach At the meeting of the Rotary club, President Ad-rain Thomas, gave a report of the district assembly held in Sarnia. Brick Pontiac, Port Huron, Marine City Armada, Dr. and Mrs.

M. D. Hol-lis and children are enjoying a week's outing in camp at Ipper-wash Beach, Ont. BORDEN'S CREAM CHEESE, 3-or. faP and Casco.

Fenton Family Richmond, Aug. 8 The annual Fenton family reunion was held at SUGAR Michigan Granulated 5 FLOUR, Gold Medal, 24 lb. Harbor Beach Mrs. Daniel Keating and children, Sault Ste. Marie, are visiting her father, Walter Capeling.

Armada Dorothy and Clark Jarmer of Chicago are guests for three weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schnurstein. Bar WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF High Grade Fresh Smoked Meats Roasting and Stewing Chickens Broilers Full Line of First Grades of Ham Genuine Spring Lamb West Virginia Baked Ham Fresh Fish Dally Complete Line of Lunch Meats Home Made Bologna, Frankfurts and Sausage Full Line of Heinz Soups SCHMUDE BROS. "Where Yon Can Always Depend on Quality" Phone 8108 PROMPT DELIVERY 1204 Military St.

Croswell Miss Zella Wortley, Detroit, is spending a vacation here with her mother, Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Magary farm. Officers for the coming year are; President, E. W.

Fenton; secretary- FLOUR, Pillsbury's, 24 1 lb. bag pnATT7rnTTTm TTTTnn -r AC rart treasurer, Fanny Fenton Jex uiuirrr nun UlLJi, KicniOQu, to Charles Fenton, oldest member of the group, was made honorary Croswell Mrs. Malissa King, who was the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Nettie Merrill, has returned to Detroit. president.

Guests were present Harbor Beach Miss Doris Schmucker and Miss Lois Garrett, both of Kalamazoo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmucker. ARRIS' COFFEE from Richmond, Detroit, Jackson, Ann Arbor. Hopkins, Port Huron, Highland Park, St Clair and Ed TOMATO JUICE or.cn 23' Armada Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Torrey and family are vacationing at their cottage at Ipperwash Beach, Ont. monton, Alberta, Canada, The 1942 MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Sanilac County George Csizmodia, 22, and Helen Vanyi, 23, both of Carsonville.

Lewis Tibbits, Jr. narbor Beach Mrs. Robert Gre-kowicz and sons are on a trip with Captain Grekowicz. Armada Perry Cotton i3 on the Michigan Farmers tour of the West. He expects to be gone a month.

DILL PICKLES, Libby's JELLO, All Flavors 4ffS GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, No. 2 CIDER VINEGAR reunion will be held la the same place. THUMB DEATHS Geoi? E. English Forester Mr. and Mrs.

Quentin Ryckman, who were guests of his mother, have returned to Port Huron. Bad Axe, Aug. 8 Masons of Yellow Label LIPTON'S TEA Pinnebog John Clemens has returned to Saginaw after spending three weeks here. CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's large pkg "2 Verona lodge. No.

365, F. A. conducted burial rites in Colfax cemetery this afternoon for George E. English, 76, who died Pinnebog Robert Bouck, Washington, D. visited his mother, Mrs.

William Gilbert, Chandler. Pigeon Mr. and Mrs. Dale Yoder, Kaloma, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Maust. Imlay City Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whitkopf and Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Whitkopf are vacationing in the Upper Peninsula. Forestville Private Jorden Nye has retrned to Fort Custer after visiting the William Meisner family and friends here. Tbly Miss Ella Link, Watford, is spending two weeks with relatives. OXYDOL, large pkg. 'f PET MILK, tall can PASTRY PT.nTTI? Pnal fiem 5 lb.

Rev. Melvin R. Vender, pastor of Croswell Presbyterian church and former resident here, officiated at funeral services in the English tV Pinnebog Hugh Graham, Auburn Heights, is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. "William A.

Lackie, and other relatives. POTATOESc 1 no. ipeck 23c pnianKi.fflC3ir 619 Huron Ave. (Near Beers) We Cell Wholesale and Retail NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE GEORGIA FREESTONE ELBERTA PEACHES, Very good slicing 7 lbs. 25c LARGE HONEY ROCK MELONS 2 for 25c SWEET JUICY SUNKIST ORANGES 2 doz.

47c Our Famous CRISPY CELERY HEARTS, Ig. bunch 10c U. S. No. 1 MICH.

POTATOES, 25c peck bu. 95c NEW COOKING ONIONS 4 lbs. 10c CALIF. TELEPHONE PEAS, full pods. .3 lbs.

25c Large Sweet SUNKIST ORANGES doz. 37c NEW COOKING APPLES 10 lbs. 25c New Crop IDAHO BAKING POTATOES. .10 lbs. 29c CALIF.

BARTLETT PEARS 3 lbs. 25c Large HOME GROWN CUCUMBERS 3 for 10c WATERMELONS on ice and guaranteed to be good. A home. CELERY HEARTS, large bunch CARROTS, GREEN ONIONS iuf nr TITl T-T7 A TP Mrs. Katherine Koroleskl Kinde, Aug.

8 Last rites for Mrs. Katherine Koroleski, 55, who died Croswell Sondra Edgar, Alpena, is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Edgar, Sr. Armada Mrs. Norene Cutcher and daughter, Valrae, left Thursday for a two weeks Eastern trip. Imlay City Group No. 4 of First Baptist church will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.

Ray Justin. Ubly Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Eilber have returned from a seven week trip to Alaska. Tuesday, were solemnized this xrzto, vv w.

k. rhs. i 'i Forester Mr. and Mrs. F.

E. Gorman, daughter and grandchildren, of Lansing, are vacationing in the Coots cottage here. Cass City Pupils and teachers of the Sunday school held a picnic Thursday at the park in Caseville. Armada Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Plau-man are visiting relatives in Indian River, Mich. Pigeon Mr. and Mrs. John Denner and Sonny Peurach, all of Detroit, are visiting relatives and friends in Pigeon. Pinnebog Miss Mary Pechette, Detroit, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Pechette. UK7 wiHiuro TOMATOES '-a morning in St. Mary's Catholic church in Dwight by Rev. H.

S. Podsiad with buriel in the church cemetery. jffL.tL,a, uucness no. 1 v- a Flhprta freestone for can- 0 Ih ning, bushel $L39 Harbor Beach Rev. and Mrs.

Clarence Lawton, Mason, visited here this week. Pinneboe Mrs. John Adams. Ar ORANGES, 252 size dot Entertains At Fish Dinner Yale, Aug. 8 Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Eilber entertained 16 friends from Yale at a potluck fish dinner in their cottage at Lakeport Thursday night. After dinner games were played. mada, vistied her parents, Mr. and LEMONS, Sunkist, 300 Size Yale Rev.

and Mrs. A. P. Rick-ard are spending several days at Whitmore Lake, Mich. Pinnebog Mrs.

William Schmuhl, Toledo, visited her sisterg Mrs. 'Kinde Mrs. Inez Coules and Miss Murel Kirkpatrick are spending a week at Houghton lake. Mrs. Artnur Whitney.

Avoca Mrs. Pheobe Stevens visited in Lansing. ICE COLD BEER and WINE to Take Out Win and Champagne Ice Cold Br Stat liqnf Liaaor Sold finnd.