The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 18

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1940. THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD PACE EIGHTEEM RIVER THUMB DISTRICT NEWS MARKETS and FINANCE Two Killed, Five Injured In Monroe Paper Plant Blast Traders Sit Back, Stoch 11 BIT Posey, 79, Dies In Marine City Home; Reckless Driver 'Asks For It' Gets 'Rock-a-bye' Fine NEW 1 WHEAT LOW TOUCHED HA DIES UNEXPECTEDLY move within arrow R(J Funeral Saturday DIES IN Postal Reorganized Cloudy Busimi Rites Saturday In Algonac For Prnminent Paris Farmer Is Optimistic Crop Reports Mar Monroe, Feb. 1 AP Explosion of a steam pressure tank killed two men and injured five others of a crew of 18 at work in one room of the Consolidated Paper company plant No. 1 here shortly before midnight. The tank, suspended near the ceiling and used in the manufacture of asphalt impregnated board, was split in two by the blast.

One portion of it tore through the roof and fell in the engine room, wrecking the main steam engine and putting out the plant's lights. Another piece 'tore through several con New fork, Feb. 1 Postal Tele graph. was established Tues Prominent Pioneer St. Clair, Feb.

1 Bernard D. ket Influence By FRANKLIN MULLIN Chicago, Feb. 1 AP New low day as a completely independent company, with its own independent Townsend, 79, retired ship master By VICT01 Etraw New York. rT stockholders and board of direc tors carry on Postal's 59-year and local business man for many prices unequalled here since early years, died at 7 a. m.

today in his -pathy again domin. JvN old business. December were established in the -nil, Sitting in the company's board niarket today and wheat market today when quota room in me original ouiiaing con- continued to tions declined about a cent to be- drose fa, crete walls siruciea uy rusiai munacr, me tfj-nove latp John MarKav this nour hnarri I Enos J. Giles, 65. foreman of the low 96 cents a bushel for May de- 3 livery and around 93 for July.

of directors today took the neces- With dealing sliigisi. sary action to take over ownership out. minor plus Marine City, Feb. 1 Israel Posey, 79, life-long resident of this vicinity and retired farmer, died Wednesday night in his home. South Parker street.

He suffered a stroke Monday. He was born in China township June 12, 1860, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Israel Posey, pioneer residents of China township. The remains are in the Fried-erichs funeral home.

South Market street, where prayer services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m.

Saturday in Holy Cross Roman Catholic church. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Posey is survived by two brothers, Eugene and Paul Posey, and one sister, Mrs. Fanny Bisk-ner, all of Marine City.

He was an honorary member of Knights of Columbus council, No. 856. Rosary services will be held at 8 p. m. today in the funeral home and Rev.

Fr. John P. Wagener, assistant pastor of Holy Cross church, will conduct Rosary services at 8 p. m. Friday.

Selling was associated with more beater room in which the blast occurred at 11:45 p. was killed instantly. He was believed to have been under the tank when it ex it It and operation of the domestic land were well scattered line system of Postal Telegraph, hour. netrthe optimistic crop reports from the Southwest together with indica- Marysville, Feb. 1 A "rock-a-bye" sentence by Justice David S.

McHardy proved costly to Amos Vertican, 24, of 303 Grand River avenue, Port Huron. Arrested on a reckless driving charge Jan. 1. Vertican pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Justice McHardy and was given time to produce witnesses for a non-jury trial. Justice McHardy heard testimony Tuesday from Vertican and two other witnesses who testified in Vertican's behalf and also from Police Officers Dalton Y.

Denison and Walter Taylor but Vertican still didn't think he was guilty of the charge. "What do you think you're guilty of? Justice McHardy asked the defendant. "You've heard my testimony and you've heard the officers' testimony, now it's your baby." was Vertican's reply. Quick as a flash. Justice McHardy came back, "All right, seeing you put the baby in my lap, I'm going to rock it $24." The fine was paid.

Holy Cross Parish Edwin F. Chinlund, president, pre ploded. Cloudy business Victim of Heart Disease Parisville, Feb. 1 Frank B. Grifka, 57, well-known Paris township farmer and life-lone resident of the township, died unexpectedly shortly before 7 p.m.

Wednesday in the home of a neighbor, Joseph Blaszczak. Mr. Grifka was taken ill while eating supper in the Blaszczak home He died about five minutes later Coroner Alden A. MacAl-pine'and Sheriff John A Graham were called. Coroner MacAlpine said death was due to a heart dis- e8Mr.

Grifka had helped his neighbor butcher pigs Wednesday after- nMr. Grifka is survived by his widow, Mrs. Laura Grifka; 13 children Mrs. Frank Woytalewicz, Mrs. Ira Trepkoski, Mrs.

Ambrose Chi-oski and Miss Irene Grifka. all of Detroit; Mrs. Julius Trepkoski, Ruth; Raymond Grifka, in CCO camp 667 at Raco. and Rita, Bernice, Archie, Richard Norbert Herbert and Eugene Grifka. all at r- on j- i lions mat loan wneat is gelling lmo sided.

in cnHctantial ul ou, ucu commercial channels trends still were lative handicaps. ti a nospuai. quantities. He nan hpn sralriprl hv steam I LOCAL MARKETS Bonds were up hen, home, 803 St. Clair River drive, after six weeks' illness.

The remains are in the family home and will be removed to Trinity Methodist church at 11 a. m. Saturday where funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Rev.

Erland J. Wang, pastor, will officiate and burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery under the auspices of S. Ward lodge. No. 62, F.

A. M. Mr. Townsend was born in Algonac Sept. 13, 1860, son of the late Gilbert D.

and Adelia Robertson Townsend, pioneer residents here. He had lived here all his life and was known as authority on history of Algonac and St. Clair county. He liked to relate incidents of the early days. When 14 he started sailing on the Great Lakes and in 1882 became captain of the steamer Edward Smith which he sailed for many years.

He was also captain Tn a rritifai mnrfitinn 3t Corn, oats and rye declined with Rya came hnsnifai Wac AiKort si.horfh wheat. Favorable crop prospects in Wheat SS Oats who suffered lacerations of the Argentina and the low price for Pea Beann 2 9 scalp and body burns. new corn mere naa a oeansn ei- Light Red Kidney Beans 4.00 Dark Red Kidney Beans Fonr others snfffrpH le aipinn. on mis marvel, uui mete was mental Motors, cSdA olenn Martin. SoiKfc Oreat Northern.

Br5 hattan Transit A Light Cranberry Beans :..0 injuries. Kay lmo, 26, and Dan Telloey Reans I 50 Dark Cranberry Beana I. SO Bauerle, 40, were at the Monroe Pues are BinS mio storage hntinital At Mprrv hncrtital worn Lard Was steady. DAIRY r-RODlCTS Michael Mazzara 4fi anH William Although rallying slightly at the Parry. Anaconda Backward 1 Ecus .34 Movoe ii end.

wneai ciosea i-vp t-o cent Butter No fire 'resulted from the explo- lower than Wednesday, May 96 sinn hut firemen Mn oh 96 1-8. July 93 1-43-8: corn 7-8 Chrysler. MontBom. A Thumb Markets aided state and city police and 1 x-4 lower. May 54 3-47-8, July water Associated OiL house.

Johns M. Rye 1 Wheat 8 sheriff's deputies in removing the 54 W(B5-8; oats l-a-a down. home; three dtouki Michael and John Grifka all of Detroit, -and four sisters, Mrs. Paul Citv. Mrs.

Rose Oat chemical and du pont Beans 2.95 TJd in th injured men. l'ea To Hold Three-Day of the Robert L. Fryer and William H. Gratwich, of the Mitchell line, and later sailed the Amasa Stone, Adriatic and Verona of Pickands-Mather Steamship company. He re Peas 1.5U Harhnr Beach, Mrs.

Light Red Kidney Beans 4.00 Festival In Hall vum wem Bw aeronautical. Hayden Lake Shore and Dtricfc Share. Laeeinff Dark Red Kidney Beans 5.25 Felix Gwisdalla, Minden City, and Today Markets At a Glance Edison Day Preparations Mrs. Laura OseniiSKi. Mr.

Grifka was born May 20, loo Light Cranberry Beana 2.30 Yellowexe Beans 2.50 Buckwheat Spartan Barley 87 Six Rowed Barley 7 Mining and Interstate Rails had the Marine City, Feb. 1 A Sailors' Holiday festival sponsored by members of Holy Cross Roman Catholic church will open Friday Women Entertain At Dinner Meeting St. Clair, Feb. 1 Wives of the St. Mary's Catholic Parents association entertained their husbands at a potluck dinner in the church hall Wednesday night.

About 100 attended. Rev. Fr. Edward J. Kromenaker, pastor of the church, and Rev.

Fr. Harold J. Assenmacfrar, assistant pastor, gave short talks. At the business meeting, Mrs. Fauster J.

Engelgau, president, presided. Plans were made and committees appointed for a ham dinner, sponsored by the association, for Feb. 25, in the church hall. George Beyschlag general Grimm Alfalfa II.DI I uvsnp, I. in Paris township.

Maxim City Club Alsike (By The Associated Press) New York in the parish hall and close Sun Clover 8 00 on X0D oUWi fl Red (Continued from Page One) day night. Stocks: Irregular; leaders again I "rcuil I house on Military street, where the There will be seven booths drift. wmii inniinbl I uiuci lor 2 Sturmer hardware store is located. named after the boats' on which Is Entertained ntv Fpb. 1 Mrs.

Bertha Bonds: Mixed; Norwegian loons upai carriers. Heavy tradin A I He and a brother operated Fergu rally. the seven captains on the arrangements committee sail. Capt. J.

A. son Brothers Stock company. NEW VORK STOCK LIST Noon Quotations: Am Can Am Tel A Tel Anaconda Armour 111 Foreign Exchange: Narrow; ster mj. priced motors in theZ! ays was attributed Smith is general chairman. Com Alfred O.

Tate, who worked with Jinj? imd a gain-. Recor was hostess to members ol the Tuesday Musicale in her home. She was assisted by Miss Bertha sv theory these ramtuni mittees are: Booths, Capt. L. Cotton: Steady; mill buying, spe Thomas A.

Edison from 1883 to Rait fr Ohio 1 2 line for overflow buiiMeTi; Lavely, Capt. A. W. Burrows. culative covering.

Bethlehem Steel 73 will be the official represen aviation enaine n.r Bonn Aluminum 23'i Capt. Daniel Murphy, Capt. Wil Sugar: Lower; easier raw mar tired from sailing when 50. In 1906 he entered the lumber business with his father and brother, the late Hoyt Townsend. The business was then called G.

Townsend Sons and was later changed to G. Townsend Sons, Inc. He was connected with the business up to the time of his death. Mr. Townsend married Miss Anna Drezmal, Chicago, in 1897.

She died in 1905. In 1910 he married Miss Nellie Nugent, Algonac. He is survived uy his widow; two sons, Robertson and John Townsend, and one brother, Owen Townsend, all of Algonac; two sisters, Mrs. Nellie MacKimmie, Norfolk, and Miss Josephine E. Townsend, Algonac, and one grand-daughter, Helen Louise Townsend, Algonac.

Active in civic affairs for many years, Mr. Townsend has served a village president and for a number of years was a memoei of the council from which he resigned in 1939. He was a member of S. Ward lodge and a former member tative of New York Edison Pion liam Hagan. Capt.

George Dupuie jriggs Mfg 19, Word that aircraft m.fc-Ti burroughs Ad d.Mach 1 1 crt" mtl Br kets. and Capt. William Burns; refresh nri 1 It WUIIWnE W1U1 MVfnMal. Canada Metals: Depressed; producers cut eers, organization of former Edison associates, at the world premiere of "Young Tom Edison" Feb 10. ran Pacific onties in TO-ordinitin TLr Ca ments, Lawrence Britz, and de copper to 11 5-8 cents.

I Case 68 tool purchases as a corating, John Lavely and Bernard Guy who presented a paper on ine lesson, "Childhood Songs." In honor of the Presidents birthday, the meeting was carried out in the form of a birthday party. Decorations were in red, white and blue individual cakes with a candle in each, as favors. The annual sacred concert to be held in the Methodist church at Ches A Ohio 39 Wool Tops: Improved; trade and Mr. late will be a passenger on pns up waroiana nut. Sadler.

Chrysler SO1' Columbia 6', The' old Edison train from Detroit Wal1 Street support. The decorations will feature a Chicago ic uying aivttwt. t'omml Invta 534 Sarnians Being Registered For Munitions Work Sarnia, Feb. 1 Registration of men and women, employed and unemployed for skilled and un to Port Huron on Edison day. steamboat deck centered with Commonwealth Sou IS Consolidated Oil 7 PRODUCE MARXETS Mr.

Tate joined the Edison staff at Menlo Park, N. four years pilot house for the executive board. The public has been in Continental Can tiK Continental Motors 4' Wheat: Lower. Corn: Lower. Cattle: Weak to 25 down.

Hogs: Steady to 10 down; 3.60. Detroit Detroit. Feb. after the great inventor produced 8 p.m. Feb.

13, was discussed. vited to attend. Curtiss Wright 10 Detoit Edisorn 123 top the eastern market- the first successful incandescent A short musical program was hv the members and two Du Pont 179 light. In 1887 he became private APPies: Mirh im bavket ana I llr.imi Hlec Power ft Light 6H Drive Association skilled munition's work was begun at the government employment office here today. secretary to Mr.

Edison. Bxcello 22 "i rf.n.,1 i'" Oolden GRAINS AND SEEDS hiraco Futures Clone Dance To Be Friday The move is being made so that Even the youngsters will be persons suitable for munitions work Chicago. Feb. 1 Today's closing quo dancing in costumes of the Freeport Sulphur 32 "in tien Klertrlo 3S Rt tireenlngs 'jU'i' Uen Foods 4 Kings 'IJM Gen Motors 52 'j Jonathans Gillette safety 6 Mcintosh Uoodrich 171 Spys 1HJ tloodyear Tire 22 Weslthys 1 tntinns! New Baltimore, Feb. 1 Plans are completed for St.

Clair River Drive association's dance Friday of Edison's boyhood on the night can be located quickly in view of the many war contracts being Wheat. May July Kpnl 9 2 i Ifl) 't. cf the premiere of "Young Tom Corn. May 54 July 54 Sept, Great Northern Ky Pfd Leaf lettuce: Ohio 19 lb Edison." More than 50 members of 23', 11 of Algonad council. No.

11, International Ship Masters association. Pallbearers will be six of Mr. Townsend's nephews, Otis Nugent and Gilbert Townsend, both of Detroit, and Bernard Nugent, Raymond Roberts, Millard Atkinson and Stewart Raymond, all of Al baskets hothnnao I I i Houd Hershey 55 i i Oats. May SSife'i; July 3314; Sept Florence Young's dance class will Onions: to II, sacks 1 Hupp Motors si be in costumes at their own Edijon Interlake Iron i Mien ye Iowa meri iiu (' Soy beans. May 11.02 July $1.004 Int Harvester 53 ball in the Junior college auditor Rye.

May 64 July 44: Sept. 6 i Potatoes: e-M stock: 1M In aittaCf Lard. March S6.05; May 16.22; July ium, frizes win be awarded lor 4 iaa russet uurbanta musical numbers were presented by two small girls, "School Days," Marsha Strong, and "Safty Songs" by Dolores Aceves. Sarnia Man Is Made Commander Of 55th Battery Sarnia, Feb. 1 Capt.

Bramwell Churchill, employe of the Bell Telephone company here, has been appointed officer commander of the Fifty-fifth battery of the Royal Canadian artillery at London, it was announced here today. The battery is undergoing an intense winter training course. Captain Churchill has been an tfficer in the reserves for several fears. gonac. Vi ashed iui Jl(i $6.40: Sept.

$6.60. Bellies. March $5.90: May $6.37. the best girls' and boys' costumes. night in St.

Mary's High school auditorium. A local orchestra will play for dancing which starts at 9 p. m. Arrangements committee includes Harold C. Engelman, Roy Roundhouse and Bernard Rose.

Proceeds will be used for increasing tourist business in the area, which extends from Gratiot avenue and New Baltimore highway to Port Huron. 33 nwashed s.i; Mich russet rurals IMC. A door prize will also be awarded. 25 28S Von Jasmund Rites Friday Detroit Cash tirain Clooe Detroit Feb. 1 "Doday's closing quo .108 St.

Clair, Feb. 1 Funeral serv Chlppewaa I Green Mis I Msne rhlnpcwM green Mts 4 7 Int Nickel Can Int Tel A Tel Johns Manville Kennecott Copper Kresge Kroger Liggett A Myera Mack Truck Montgomery Ward Products Murray Corp Nash Kelvinator Natl Biscuit Nat Dairy Prod tations: placed by the British and Canadian governments. Sarnia Preparing For Federal Vote Sarnia. Feb. 1 The calling of a federal election by Prime Minister W.

L. Mackenzie King for March 26 has started plans here for compilations of lists of voters in the electoral ridings of Lambton-West and Lambton-Kent. It is expected that arrangements for the conventions for nomination of candidates in the National Conservative and Liberal parties will get under way with the return of several party officials to the city. ices for Seymour A. von Jasmund.

51 nainnoins Wise round whites IU1 75, well-known resident here who Junior Chamber of Commerce members still need old articles such as guns, bicycles, clothing, magazines and newspapers for use as window displays in Wheat. No. 2 red $1.04. Barley, malting 5S64. Barley, feeding 54.

11 Canada erven Mts 5H died Tuesday night in his home. it in paper sarki Mains cblpom and green Mts SM Toledo Cash Close will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Toledo. Feb. 1 Today's closing quo the Bower funeral home with Rev Ida in lb cotton sacks ruatft kar banks mostly 14 its.

15 Central tations: stores next week. The displays are to be arranged Friday and Satur Thumb Deaths Northern Pac SM C. C. Watkins, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, officiating.

Bur New stork: Calif 100 lb tacki whites Ml Otis Steel 10 day. Wheat 1.04',3. Corn Oats. 44(fi45. Rye 73 "4.

Packard 3'i Ru crts bliss triumphs ial will be in Hillside cemetery. Parke Davis i3 One of the latest relics to be brought out of hiding is an yld tl ha crates bliss triumphs sa-washed few I.M Mrs. Caroline Streip Penney S9 4 Chicago Cash Grain Close Toms toes: repacks: 18 lb carton Pallbearers will be Charles F. Moore, Franklin H. Mooret Sherwood H.

Recor, Charles S. M. Pub Svc Pure Oil Edison motor, manufactured in Chicago. Feb. 1 Todays closing quo medium size l.Uff 1 small l.a tatinns: 1881 by the Canadian Edison com Radio 5T R-K-O 1 nnRh uhpat vellow hard ttouirh) 97 5 lb cartons medluma Gliem, Irwin J.

Englegau, all of St. pany. Roy Jarvis, 807 Prospect i lb baskets mediums Corn No. 3 mixed o7'i'62; No. 1 yei Thumb Births Clair, and William Snider, Detroit.

Reo 1 Repub Steel 19S low 57i fr -58: No. .5 56iS8. place, owner of the motor, said he obtained it from an old home near Oats No. 1 feed 39: sample grade mixed hlrar r(altM Sears Roebuck S3 Rites For St. Bernard Held No.

2 white 424 43: No. 3. 41 Socony Vac 11 Chlcsgn. Feb. 1 Potatoes ff I the American entrance to the tun 42: sample grade white 3 4 1 3n.

total US shipments 743: unfitly St. Clair, Feb. 1 Funeral serv fr dani.ml IHnl SM Barley, malting 4047 Sou Pacific 13 Sou Rail 17 Stand Brands 7' nel. Born Jan. 25, to Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Bingle, Carsonville, a son. ices were held this afternoon in per cwt. Idsho russet burbtnks tl sample grade 44. Soy beans No.

2 yellow J1.0W NO. few sales mostly IMS: iLfWIiirH V. 1 mail fiOHV II Stan Oil Cal 14 Stan Oil Ind 26 Membership in the Edison Day Hamilton funeral home, Detroit, for Clarence G. St. Bernard, 51, chief engineer of the steamer Benson Ford and former resident here, who Stan Oil 43 Texas Corp 42 Correction Bad Axe, Feb.

1 Through error, it was incorrectly reported that the relief client, whose coal order was the basis of the argument, between H. S. McElmurry, Huron county social welfare director, and Van V. Philp, Bad Axe supervisor, receives $1 per month for rent. The client receives $10 per month for rent from the social welfare department.

History Class Meets St Clair, Feb. 1 St. Clair Ladies History class met Wednesday afternoon in the club rooms. Mrs. Warren M.

Buell gave a review of the book, "Children of God" by Verdis Fisher. Members brought canned fruit for the Starr Commonwealth for Boys, Albion. Mrs. R. H.

Campbell presided. Honored at Lunchon $2ft07'4: 73 to HO per cent It whisker club continues to increase each day as the hour of the big 21S wsshed unwashed $1.11: Timken Dt show draws nearer and nearer. Port Red river valley section mbbleri I'nion Carbide Field seed per ids nominal. Timothy eed 5.23. Sweet clover 5.2a.

Red top Red clover Alsike $15 18. Alfalfa 80 94 Capac, Feb. 1 Mrs. Gilbert Stan-lake entertained at a luncheon for Mrs. Walter Schook Wednesday Pacific rent CS No.

1 North Utfsa rent No. 1 unmm Huron males have only nine more river valley section cobblers ssr I died unexpectedly Mpnday in his home in Detroit. Services were under the auspices of Westlawn Port Hope, Feb. 1 Mrs. Caroline Streip, 86, widow of Charles Streip and resident of Port Hope and vicinity since 1881, died at 9 a.m.

today in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles McClelland, 3Vfc miles south of here. Mrs. Streip is survived by five sons, Otto, George and Albert Streip, all of Detroit; Fred Streip, West Los Angeles, and Adolph Streip, Port Hope; three daughters, Mrs. Caroline Lindo, Detroit; Mrs.

Ida Steinbis, Everett, and Mrs. 15 grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a sister, Mrs. Anna Pilaski, Port Hope. Mrs. Streip was" born July 7, 1853 in Germany.

She was married to Mr. Streip there in 1864 and they came to Port Hope shortly before the 1881 fire. Mr. Streip died in April, 1923. She lived in Port Hope until three years ago when she went to live with her daughter because of failing health.

47 2U 35', No. 1. 81 30; bliss triumphs It I I'nited Air United Corp 8 Rubber Steel noon. Sixteen guests were seated per cent (. I lew aaira I'S No.

1. $1.35: Wisconsin 56 lodge. No. 554, F. A.

with at small tables decorated with crystal bud vases of spring flowers, No. 1. unclassified Urn Kev. tl. m.

Kidley officiating. LIVESTOCK Chicago Livestock Chicago. Feb. 1 Salable hogs 18.000 late Wednesday. ruts 22 4 40 IT Steel pfd West fn Tel Woolworth No.

1 81. 10. new stock. Five hundred was played in the light demand very slow; strtet afternoon with honors going to Mrs. total 23.000: slow; mostly steady to 5 lower Banquet Closes Series Marine City, Feb.

1 The anuual Ida bu crates I No. 1. wis" NEW YORK I RB Noon Quotations: Theodore Harrison. Mrs. William triumphs very few $2.06.

than Wednesday a average; spots 10 on top 85.60: bulk 180-220 lbs days in which to rear their 'crops' New members of the club are: Emmett J. Conte Howard Neil Elmer Fish Darwin McLane Ervin Tneram Vern Nunn Ed Miller Jos Platzer Harold Scheffler Jack Platzer A. E. De St. Aubin Stanley Steinhaus Clifford E.

Jone3 Fred Ravelle Roy Carter John Henry Dudd Don Nelson Ross Dudd Adrian Cameron Carl A. Zielke George Keener James Maxwell Nelson Hoffman Jr. H. G. Mitchell Elmer Livingstons Vern Green Elton Edie M.

"Bing" Miller E. "Bill" Knowles Emerson Rush Aluminum Co. America 147" Wills and Mrs. Bert Klann Mrs 220-240 lbs li.Iitiiii; 24-2io ids xo.iony American tiaa Electric 36 Hi Sac ins Beast Ssginsw. Feb.

1 Tin UK 40: 270-330 lbs butchers $4.8535.15: heav Loren Zweng and Mrs. Harvey Rean romianv Thursday- VVm Parker, both of Port Huron, were ier weights good and choice 140-160 lbs underweights 14.75 5. 25; good American Superpower rs American Superpower First pet 74 Associated Gas tt Electric A co-hostesses. banquet of Rose Bank club was held in the home of Mrs. Emma Read North closing a series of 12 dessert bridge parties.

Honors were awarded Mrs. William Robertson, Mrs. J. Kantzler, St. Clair, and Miss Katharine C.

Buttironi. 360-550 lbs packing sows lighter weights to $4.75. in Saginaw: Choice handpifhed 82.90 2.9i: hsndplcked rl light I3.604T4; dark If-HtJJ! picked yelloweyes ermnberrtlf. Cities Service 4Vi Commonwealth Southern Warr 1-16 Electric Bond ft Share 6' Salable cattle 5.500; salable calves 000: well finished cattle all weights scarce, 82.30; dark banasicsw Electric Bond ft Share Preferred 67 but market slow: even on strictly good I Swedish $3.00. Ford Motor Ltd I and choice offerings; only moderate supply To Observe Shrove Tuesday Algonac, Feb.

1 A pancake supper Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 6 in St. Andrew's Episcopal church rooms, was planned at the Women's Ser The next party will be held at 1:30 Gulf Oil 3Si Humble Oil 61 wv lera 'I. p.m. Feb.

9 in the home of Mrs. i Rva SDOt sw International Utilities 6-16 such kinds here; dull, steadier on shipper account; shipper demand narrow; early top weighty long fed steer $11; best yearlings all other grades steers and year 2 Amerlcsn FOB NT N. CONTINUED From Page One X- Robertson to open a series of 12 salad luncheons. NY 84 S. vice league meeting in the home of Lard steady; mlddlewest Niagara Hudson Power 6fe Nipissing Mines 1 Pennroad 2 Standard Oil Kentucky 2' United Caa l' lings weak: medium to good heavies IU'ius lower: sprinkling light and mediumweight Mrs.

Rose Schumacher Ruth, Feb. 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Schumacher, 88, who died Tuesday, will be held at 10:15 a.m. Saturday in SS. Peter Paul Roman Catholic church here.

Burial will be in the church steers sold at but bulk crop un DAIRY MARKETS sold: heifers weak to2 5 lower; cows 10- Algonac Briefs Chris Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Edward G. Lee.

The women's committee, composed of "Mrs. Fred Parker, Mrs. Samuel Kenworthy and Mrs. W. K.

Simms, will cooperate with the committee from 15 off: bulls weak: vealers steady but New Yerk Ccff undertone bearish: most heifers $9 down DETROIT STOCK LIST Noon Quotations: ISDN Tork. Feb. 1 medium weighty kinds at $7.50 8.2 a9 Baldwin Ruuber Com showing most downturn; cutter cows $4.50 Bernard Smith, has been removed to his home from Harper hospital, Detroit, where he has been ill of pneumonia. Hurry Biscuit Corp the vestry composed of Capt. S.

H. 5: most bee fcows I5.2aW6: outside on weak. Mixed colors: fancy 23U24: extras 224 i fJSt ed firsts 22 graded 1 iiiiiu. minimi io ti si weighty sausage bulls $7.25: mostly 87 Smith, Capt. Harvey Stewart and Continental Motors Com Consol Paper Com Consumers Steel Prod down; choice vealers mostly very ubiii Edward G.

Lee. few selects 112. Born Jan. 28, to Mr. and Mrs.

in a special box office in the Par- Federal Mogul (new) Salable sheep S.000: totab rat George B. Smith, in Cottage hos Graham Paige Motor Com fet company showrooms, 1007 Mil lambs slow: early sales strong to 16 higher; nt. Indus Marysville Briefs Three hundred attended the first pital, Detroit, a daughter, Marilyn firsts 2020t: seconds l'1'- j-J Whites: Resale of premluis nearby and mM weftere i-jjj marks 241 23H: aW 22 Resale of near' a 23 25. Nearby and midwest w- good to choice Iambs to packers $9(2o; outside paid and bid freely: best held $9.40 Kingston Products 1 4 '4 1514 87c 12 1 IS 1 8S 15 8S 8'. IV 2 Kay.

is low Micromatic Hone Corp itary street. The ticket sale started off at a brisk clip. Manager James S. Hels- and above: one double good to choice 80 James R. Pockington was lbs fall shorn lambs JS.7j: yearlings and Card and Dance Party Marysville, Feb.

1 A public card party and dance will be given Saturday evening in the city hall and fire hall by the Rosary society women of St. Christopher's church. Mrs. Charles Brucker is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Victoria Westrick, Mrs.

Marshall Noel and Mrs. James Burns. Refreshments will be served. A local orchestra will furnish music for dancing. sheep scarce; quotable about steady.

hostess to the Wednesday Afternoon 22 (Las" Rrowns: don, of the local Butterfield thea supper given by the Ladies Aid society in the new Community church Wednesday night. Mrs. Wilson Miller, president, was assisted by members from the three club in her home. New York Central Parker Wolverine Pfeiffer Brewing Reo Motors Com Scotton Dillon Com Sheller Mfg Go Tivoli Brewing ters, reported. A line of ticket Detroit Uvrstock Detroit.

Feb. 1 Cattle 250. slow and Rev. and Mrs. A.

L. Bramhall steady. Good to choice yearlings. are attending the Diocesan conven buyers was on hand when the ticket window opened and there was a steady flow of customers Aid units. lO.Ui: fair to good yearlings.

J8 i 9. L'j Wilts: nearny sua 23't: standards 224; Duck eggs: hlras rKrr Chlcsgo. Feb. ll hens easier chicken rrmer. lbs 15: i lbs snd under 12.

'broilers. 2-s lb wh tion of the Episcopal church in Detroit. Mrs. Osman Auringer, Connecti good to choice heavy steers. $9.

25 10.25: fair to good heavy steers $8 6 common butcher cattle I5ifi6: canner and cutter C. S. (ievernment Bond New York. Feb. 1 Today's 1:30 p.m.

throughout the morning. cut avenue, left Wednesday for Rev. and Mrs. Howard H. Yonaka quotations: Mickey Rooney Will appear at cows.

best butcher and heavy Treasury are making a short visit in the Taylorville, 111., to visit her father, Frank Barnes and her sister, Mata 3Hs. 43-40 June 101.31 springjrs $50 75. all three theaters. Ted Fio Rito and his 16-piece orchestra will play Barnes, who are ill. Calves steady.

Best calves, jio: leghorn cnusen. wH colored 16: Plymouth roc s. 41 105.6 54-44 114.17 s. 52-47 120. 1 '1 51: i.

Hi ,1 on the stage of the Desmond thea home of Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Peters, Van Wert, O.

Mr. and Mrs. George Majors are ill in their home. fair to good. $11J12: seconds.

$9.50 11; culls and common $6 9.50. Community, Club Elects Pigeon, Feb. 1 Officers of the Community club for 1940 have been elected: President, Oakley W. Best; vice president, Leo Bliss, and secretary-treasurer, William Shet-tler. The club meets once a month.

ter and a local orchestra, directed 2. 4.. 51-48 108. Sheep and lambs. 700.

steady. Beat To Plan Club Activities St. Clair, Feb. 1 Advisors of 10: leghnr "TL. by W.

J. Dart, Will play in the lambs. heavy fat sheep. $34 Treasury Bonds s. 50-48 103.7 52-50 1(i5 14 Hogs.

600: market prospects steady. local Girl Reserve clubs will dis Majestic theater. Previous $5.65 for 180-210 lb hogs downward to $4 for roughs. 3s. 55-51 110.3 Tickets for the Desmond theater, where there will be one show start cuss future activities of the clubs at a dinner meeting at 5:30 p.

m. today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Metzger.

East Buffalo Uvestorlc Buffalo. N. Feb. 1 Hogs 750 if. 63-51 in: 31 's.

60.55 107.15 63-60 106 Fred rs I Farm Mortgage m. 64-41 108.16 ing at 8:15 p.m. are $3 a person, plus 30 cents federal tax, a total of $3.30. practically nothing done: talking 1" to 15 lower: around 86 to 86.10 for good and 'Behold The Blind' Kinde, Feb. 1 English services will be held in St.

Peter's Lutheran church at 11 a.m. Sunday, and in Zion Lutheran church in Huron township at 9:30 a.m. German services will be held in Zion church at 2 p.m.. The subject for the sermon is "Behold the Blind." du.ks'V UD "Is'iT 1: 2 small c.lo,ed 9. over 15 2'f.

12 im of Ynms old 1 JJJ under 18 It 13. He-s up 18. under 7 lb Vork Pr' lll rJf JSSi 'i wek. Cresmery. higher rj 54: extra i 'iJxr ti-U 31632S; Mcono.

Vhee 91.16$. f'r flats, held 13. 2 20'; fresh lUllt1. Tickets for the Family and Ma- 8. 49-44 108.3 1 cn 1 1 A ni anil jesuc meaiers, wnere mere win ue underweights 8.3S 4.75.

Gilbert Talks To Rotary Imlay City. Feb. 1 State Repre two shows. Starting at 7 D.m.. Will I Cattle 100: market about steady: common THUMB LIVESTOCK Sandusky, Feb.

1 This weeks price to medium steers and heifers 87.75; cutter be $1 a person, plus 10 cents fed and common cows 84.6095.50: canner 83.75 eral tax, a total of $1.10. range: 4 25; lightweight sausaga bulls 8.60 sentative Roy T. Gilbert. Algonac, spoke on state affairs at the Rotary club luncheon meeting Wednesday noon. 6.35.

Glenn Harris, manager of the Best butcher rattle $8. 131 $8.60 Fair to good butcher cattle 7.35 6.00 Calves 50: vealers steady at recent 2 Ionia theater, Ionia, is in charge of bmmon butcher cattle 7.0S decline; good and choice mostly $13; common and medium S7.7511.50. Cbkage the box office. Best beef cows $.65 Fair to good beef cowa 6. wu in) S.

50 Cutters 4. lite 4.75 Sheen 200: lambs slow, about steady: Drum Majors Compete Elkton. Feb. 1 Marion Roberts Chicago. Feb.

i rre.nvry 93 score 31: 90. 314 II. WfJel good offerings 89.25: good to choice quoted Mail Orders Taken Many mail orders are being re FULL fM NT ICode 429) 1.46 full quart (Cod 428) Canner 8 4.25 to 89.50; medium and mixta graaes s(u; fat ewes $4.5065. and Harold Deabler, two of Elk- air to raeo. outcner buns 6.15 ceived and persons who expect to ight commons bull Many Attend Rotary Revue Algonac, Feb.

1 More than 300 attended the second performance of the Rotary club musical revue and minstrel show, "Anchors Aweigh," Wednesday night in high school auditorium. Attendance at the first performance Tuesday night was 360. Philo Harris directed the production and R. Mack Krebs was general chairman. Cfnirtiimi III'- ii-sr easy fresh car.

214: f'rsta lora' 1 rent J. New York Dressed Poultry New York. Feb. 1 Dressed poultry 5 lo-n 21.lioi 64. no 33.500 61.00 ton High school's drum majors, are in Lansing today to compete in a state contest of baton twirling.

attend the premiere are urged to buy their tickets in person or by Stock bulls Stockers and feeders Dairy cowa Best calves slow. Fresh: boxes, fowls. 36-42 lbs. 11 13 00 16: 4S-54 lbs. 60-6j lbs.

15W 20. Old roosters 1114. Turkeys, north mail at once. There are still plenty of good tickets for all three thea 7.5 grain neutral spirits 90 proof. Continental Distilling Pa.

air to rood calves 11.73ttt2.75 Detroit. iZtZlZi average run 16. fi Union Dance Friday Marine City, Feb. 1 Chris-Craft western hens 1522. Toms 1320: western hens 13W20.

toms 1319: southwestern ters available. Seeonda in Culls and common 7.50 1A.25 Deacons 1. 50O10.00 hens 1219. toms 12918. Frozen: poxes.

Tickets are not for sale at the ts; co-k. 9: WJU JJ ro. prlners ST. CLAIR RIVER DRIVE ASSN. DANCE To be held in the St.

Mary's High School Auditorium NEW BALTIMORE Friday, Feb. 2 Music by Kay-Bees Admission $1.00 Couple chickens, broilers. fryers 16W19: Union dance will be held Friday night in the Odd Fellow hall here. broiler roaster Fowls. 36-43 lbs.

11 theaters and reservations are not being made by telephone. n.s less: leghorn wu) lU 161-. 48-54 lbs. 14 419: 60-6j Ihs. 1 I 20.

Old roosters llttU. Ducks 15 816. UD 1. Mail orders must be accompan (Hi i fltjl Marine City Briefs Methodist Circle No. 3 will meet Drtreil I nrni uiixru nusi 1 9.

oil Best mixed hogs 200-225 $.45 Best mixed hogs 225-250 6.30 Best heavy hogs 250-273 5.10 Best heavy hoga 275-300 4.90 Best heavy hogs 300-350 4 5 Pest light hogs 170 down 6.50 F.xtra henvy hogs 4.45 down Fair lo good lambs 15 ecosda i.00 down Returns From Hospital Algonac, Feb. 1 William E. Folsom, vice president and cashier of the Algonac Savings bank, has returned from Harper hospital much improved. He be confined to his home for a while, ied by a check, money order or New York Raw Sugar New York. Feb.

1 Raw sugar was eas r.lrojl. Feb. bank draft for the full amount of at 1 p.m. Friday in the home of 4rU 1 ier loriav. ihe -pt bais declining points Mrs.

Ward Murdock. Mrs. Richard the order, and an addressed, in tubs, 33 ipti li F.ee. current ret cbetkJ on a sale at 52 S3 rents a pound. Refined couuaued ts auuie Mut dock will assist.

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