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TIMES HERALD WANT ADS YU-5-7171 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD PAGE SIX, THIRD SECTION SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1953 Smiths Creek Central Rev. Clinton Ball is attending Miss Mary Regling, Flint, visit- a pastor's training school at Al-pd hpr mother Mrs. Mary Reg- Richmond Girl Is Graduated As Nurse George Fleming Heads Townline Farm Bureau Kinde, Sept. 12 Officers elected at the Townline Farm Bureau, held in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Dion. Mrs. tsau ana aaugnter, Carol, are visiting in Pontiac dur-i ing his absence. John Klafta is in ms home" Mrs. Laura Bowman and daugh-j Fred Sloat and daughter, both ter, Mrs.

Edward Jackson and 0f Lansing, visited his parents, her daughter, Phyllis, of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Sloat and visited friends here. 'other relatives. The Youth fellowship of Central church met Friday in the Julius Caesar sent his famous John Shimmel is in Port came, I saw, I conquered" Bernard Stiebe Thursday night, are: Chairman, George Fleming; vice chairman, Bernard Fisher; secretary, Mrs.

George Fleming; assistant, Mrs. George McPhee; committee woman, Mrs. Bernard i Stiebe; committeeman, Bernard Hospital. message in 47 B. and wi assassinated in the Roman senate Carsonville Man Observes 87 tb Birthday The pimento or allspice tree is i Stiebe: song leader, Mrs.

Earl Scott discussion leader, Bruce Watterworth; publicity, Mrs. Har- i old Peterson, and recreation lead Miss Pomeroy Heads Armada Library Board Armada, Sept. 12 Trustees of Armada Library Board appointed believed to grow only in Jamaica, in 44 B. C. By ED FORBES (Times Herald Farm Editor) er, Mrs.

Thomas Watterworth George Fleming, presided. Mrs.jWE RECEIVED TStiebe gave the news letter. Yale Rebekahs To Observe Anniversary Yale, Sept. 12 Rebekah lodge No: 234 met Tuesday night in IOOF hall. Nobll Grand Mrs.

Beatrice Tenniswood conducted the meeting while plans were made to observe the Rebekah anniversary at a meeting Sept. 22 when Brown City lodge members will be guests. Members with birthdays in June July, August and September will be honored at a social hour after lodge. Mrs. Lila Downey, Mrs.

Eileen Anspaugh, Mrs. Ethel Goulding Allen, Mrs. Verna Struck and Mrs. Tenniswood will be hostesses. Altar Society Plans Harvest Festival Oct.

31 Armada. Sept. 12 The Altar Society of St. Mary Mystical Rose church met Wednesday night in church hall with 33 members present. Details for the annual harvest festival and bazaar to be held Oct.

31 in the church were discussed. Mrs. Earl F. Payne was appointed general chairman of donations with Mrs. Albert Hennig as co-chairman.

For the next 7, the committee in charge of refreshments will be Mrs. Theresa BiJand, Mrs. Carl Durst, Mrs. John Flis and Mrs. Frank Word that "Barney" Myers, Membershin Policv Develooment Survey cards were signed.

The former Area Conservationist for discussion topic was: "What! St. Clair, Sanilac, Lapeer and Should We Do About Farm Re- Tuscola Counties prior to his sources." During the recreation transfer to the gaginaw territory. pwiKi caius wwe piayeu -uu has 4 a severe heart luncn was servea 10 j. memDers. ek me nexi meeung wiu ue wun You can send cards to "Basil A.

Mr. and Mrs. James Tate, Oct. i Myers, Mercy Hospital, Canton, jOhio." We know he would appre Miss Elizabeth Pomeroy new president of the Board, succeeding Frank True, who resigned. Miss Pomeroy served as first Librarian at the Library on its opening.

Mrs. O. A. Ellis has submitted a brief report on circulation at the Library for the year ending March 30, 1953. Number of books on hand April 1, 1952, 5.900: discarded, 41; new books, 308: magazines, 42; periodicals, books loaned to adults, juveniles, total of magazines loaned, and 53 books were borrowed from the State Library and 84 from the county library.

A total of 248 more books were loaned this year than last year. ciate a line to cheer him during his illness. Donald Cummings Heads Memphis Farm Bureau J. M. "MAC" Moore, MSC poultry specialist MISS JOYCE TRUDGEON Richmond, Sept.

12 Miss Joyce Ann Trudgeon, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Trudgeon, of 69270 North Forest street, Richmond, was graduated Thursday night from the Harper Hospital of Nursing. Miss Trudgeon, who was graduated by Richmond High School, in 1950," plans to be employed as a nurse at Harper Hospital. Memphis, Sept.

12 Election of who attended both the Sanilac and officers was held at the meeting St. Clair County turkey tours last of the Memphis Community Farm fall, was recently awarded $100 Bureau held at the home of Mr. and a certificate of achievement and Mrs. Willis Shirkey Wednes- by the Poultry Science association day night. New officers are: Pres-jfor his outstanding work among ident, Donald Cummings; vice Michigan poultrymen.

It's Raincoat Monday at Arden's, Boy's and Girl's Store Girl's Plastic Raincoats, 7 to 14 $2.95 Girl's Plaid Raincoats, 3 to 6 and 7 to 12 $3.95 Girl's Rubberized Rayon Raincoats, sizes 7 to 14 S4.95 Boy's Black Rubber Raincoats $3.95 with Rain Hood sizes 4 to 16 Sub-Teen Plaid "Rain Shine" Coats $10.95 Fully Lined Hat to Match Sizes 10 to 14 ArdetVs 105-107 Huron Ave. Auxiliary To Help In USO Church Groups Attend Picnic Armada. Sept. 12 At the recent meeting of the Auxiliary of GUSTAVE LANGFIELD 'president, Walter Wahls; secretary! We always found "Mac" quite and treasurer, Mrs. Donald Cum- refreshing.

Ctr0M A mings; discussion leader, Frank! SlirSrnJj. eigMy minute man. John Pla -ALL THE RESULTS came to the Lmted States with Mr. Burrows on the topics, "Two- ber We are haDDV to sav that his parents when he was a small way Trade, and "The Voice of Thumb members won hih boy His parents settled De- Agriculture." Potluck lunch was nors members on a ijminua. troit where Mr.

Langfield Tuscola Circuit Court Opens Oct. 5 Caro, Sept. 12 The October term of Tuscola Circuit Court will open Oct. 5 with 61 cases on the docket. Of this number, six are criminal cases, eight civil jury cases and 13 are civil non-jury.

There are also 12 chancery cases and 21 cases to be dismissed in which no progress has been made for more than a year. Judge Timothy C. Quinn will be presiding judge. There are some cases to be heard on the May term of court and these will be disposed of in court sessions September 14. 15 and 16.

This is the first time during the May session a jury has been called. 11VCIJ: served. 1 until he married. The next meeting will be with! Inv ct St. Clair, was selected for the After his marriage he moved Mr and Mrs GIenn Sutton 0ct 21 to a farm near Port Sanilac and from there to a farm in Argyle rp rtn-foi' Tovvnshin wherp his wife rlipH AO IjIlieFiain five-man judging team to represent Michigan at the National Dairy Judging Contest in Waterloo, Iowa, took a first and serve champion Senior Holstein; He moved to Carsonville 19 years ago.

Church Rally Raymond Bielsky post No. 93, Armada Am Vets, at home of Mrs. Robert S. Richardson, the group voted to accept an open date of Oct. 30 to again serve the U.

S. O. Unit at Mt. Clemens. Prior to this event, they will contribute food to the U.

S. O. kitchen. A new financial project was also discussed and the AmVets are invited to join to raise funds for the construction of the new Am-Vet building to be started Sept. 19.

The club also planned to furnish food to the men while engaged in building the hall. Mrs. Max Burmann, Detroit, and Mrs. William Weed will assist Mrs. Carlton Boyd in entertaining the club at next meeting, Sept.

18, in the Boyd home on Dayton road. He has two sons. Harry and Armada, Sept. 12 Truman Langfield, both of De- members and a guest Yale, Sept. 12 Ladies of Mary Simmons Missionary society and L.

B. S. of First Presbyterian church attended the annual picnic dinner Wednesday afternoon in Yale park. After dinner, a business meeting was held and plans made to attend a missionary meeting in Marlette Sept. 23 when Mrs.

Mary Thomas, missionary from South America, will speak, and the regular meeting of the Presbyterial in Caro Sept. 29. Plans were discussed for fail activities including serving of dinners to the Business Men's club twice a month. Mrs. Alex Pollock LB S.

president, and Mrs. Thomas Hurd. Man' Simmons Missionary society treasurer, had charge of the business meeting. Games were played after the meeting. Mrs.

Wil-iand placed fourth in Dairy Show- SHOP and COMPARE CHILDREN'S CORDUROY SLACKS and OVERALLS $1 .19 and $1.49 Sizes 3 to 8 CHILDREN'S T-SHIRTS 79c Sizes 3 to 8 CHILDREN'S SANFORLAN WOOL SWEATERS, special $2.99 Sizes 7 to 14 WINKELMAN'S troit; two daughters, Mrs. Edwin bert Will, attended the monthlv manshic IWrobble. Detroit, and Mrs. Henry meeting of the Ladies Aid Society! Kraft, Mt. Clemens, and a num- of Our Saviour Evangelical Lu ROBERT ZMIOI, 20, Lakeport Der 01 grandchildren and great theran church, Tuesday night in grandchildren.

church hall. Featuring the busi- Guests who came to help him ness session, were plans for en-observe his birthday were Mr. and at the all-dav meetim? Neighbors and friends gathered at LaFave's on Lake Shore road Sundav night to welcome Mr. and i Mrs. Edwin Wrobble, Mr.

and rally of the Women's Missionary: Harry Wrobble and Mr. and Mrs. League of Lutheran Harry Langfield. port Huron District, to be held: He was presented a decorated here in local Lutheran birthday cake and a number of Thursday. Oct.

8 beginning at 10 Kinde Tyre, won the right to be half of a two-man team to represent the State at the International Livestock, Hay and Grain Show in Chicage, Nov. 28-Dec. 5. He was tops in judging shelled corn, beans, oats, wheat and potatoes; and also in identifying 10 insects, 10 weeds and 10 potato defects. DELORES SMITH, Richmond, was awarded a trip to the National Junior Vegetable uiiii a.m.

Dinner will be served at' Mr. Langfield is active and en- noon. 1 joys gardening. Brown City Port Hooe Mrs T.lnvH MrK'av n-ill Ko Vine. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Brown. Port ic Dec. 6-10 in Hope, and Mr and. Mrs.

Mack. 'r' Brown, Bad Axe. visited A1-; Lexintgon Heights. A potluck Okla. SPECIAL THIS WEEK s10 Cold Wave 7 STEAM OIL PUSH-UP PERMANENTS 5.00 $10.00 CREME OIL WAVE 7.50 $15.00 COLD WAVE $10.00 OIL OR CREME SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE 1.50 Permanents With or Without Appointment RAZOR OR SCISSORS STYLED HAIR CUTTING Smith's Beauty Shop Cor.

Griswold and Tenth St. Plenty Parking Space Dial YU 2-1767 pcua inu iiuiuraii i dinner will be served RICHARD McNABB, Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Members of the Fisherman's! Albert Frankhanser were Mr. and I Crosweil, snowed the Junior- Miss Joann Rice has returned to Detroit after spending a vacation with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Rice, and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Meagher and Mr.

and Mrs. John Sch-wanits left Thursday on a vacation in Northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. Mrs. Edmund Yaroch and daughters, Kathy and Nancy, who have been visiting relatives in Kinde and Bad Axe, returned to Detroit Thursday, accompanied by her sister-in-law, Miss Patricia Yaroch, who will visit there. Richard Krzewski has returned to Detroit, after visiting his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward And-reski. Carol and Oliver Damrow have returned from a visit with their grandmother, Mrs. Valeria Dam-; row, of Bad Axe.

1 Mr. and Mrs. George Shine returned to Milan after vis-liting her father, John Walding. Mrs. Walter Fuhrman and daugh-i the Rov Marion home MChampion and the Reserve Cham Pinnebog Study Club Has Meeting Kinde, Sept.

12 The Pinnebog Child Study club met in the home of Mrs. Harold Peterson Wednesday night with Mrs. George Fleming as co-hostess. The meeting was opened by singing "America." Mrs. Joseph Wolfe presided and later turned the meeting over to the new president.

Mrs. John Champagne Jr. Roll call response was "My Most Embarrassing Moments." The clubs theme for the vear is: "Clubs With The Little Ones." Mrs. George Fleming, chairman, was in charge of the program. The topic was "Then Let's Look, or The Family Look At Todays World." A luncheon was served to 11 members and two guests.

The October meeting will be with Mrs. Champagne, with Mrs. Louis Tib-bits as co-hostess. fers, Sharon and Jen-Lynn, all of The Ajtar society of Sacred lp1 and Miss Shirlev riin I Sharon Cubbitt, Sandusky, was Sharon Cubbi hauser and Miss Ann Hydge, both fteo. Si the homel? Tf of Grosse Pointe Farms.

0f Mrs Don Kreiner iand Gal1 Kingsbury. Lapeer, had Mrs. Hollie Bunting, local Post, Deloris Banks and Richard Mat-th Junior Champion Guernsey. Master, is recovering in the home teson have enrolled at Bethel Col-' Jn 4Kuk0la- al was among of a sister, Mrs. Carrier Hubbard, Mishawaka, Ind.

Miss Joanhe toP ac Jnthf- Share-the- after suffering a fractured ankle, shoemaker returned for her sen-iFun Home Takni tlvaL Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell ior year. I and daughter, Bonnie, Caro, werej The annual election of officers NANCY JO DALY, week end guests of Mrs. Minnie iwill be held at a meeting, Tues- And Marv Quade, both of J.

and family. Nancy day night of the Burnside Farm Lapeer lead in the 4-H Girl Gaffke accompanied thsm home 'Bureau, in the home of Mr. and! Demonstration. Best Quality 9x12 Printed LINOLEUM 95c Heavy Quality Imitation LEATHER "3.50 Berville Mrs. Bert Shogren.

Mr. Shogren and Elaine Lester, Birmingham, were married at Angola, Indiana, Sept. 3, after which they spent several days with Bert's sister, Mrs. H. R.

Johanson and her family of Kenton. returning here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shogren will make their home in the family residence on Myrtle road.

Mr. and Mrs. William Allen have returned to their home after a week at Vaughn Lake near Glennie. They were accompanied by Mrs. Nell Allen of Port Huron.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Seibert and son. Kirk, of Port Huron, spent the Labor Day weekend with the Aliens at the lake. Mrs.

Raymond Kemp and daughter, Joy, were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower Thursday night honoring Ida May Hillock. The evening was spent playing 50-50 following which individual gifts were presented to the bride-to-be. A buffet lunch was served. Miss Libbie Krysa and Mrs.J. Black, of Detroit, were guests at Droelle-O'Connor residence last weekend.

George McCormick of Myrtle road is ill in Port Huron Hosoi-tal. Mr. and Mrs. Falmouth Evans of State road had as their guests last week Mrs. Evan's sister-in-law, Mrs.

Earl Lewis, and children of Vanceburg, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. James LaFave of Tucson, arrived at Willow Run Wednesday for an extended visit with their family here. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Kesteloot and their son, Robert, of Lake Shore road, spent the past week in New Washington, visiting Mrs. Kesteloot's family. They will drive Robert to Notre Dame, Monday, where Robert will enroll as a sophomore. Keith Mclnnis, Lake Shore road, will leave today for Albion College.

Mr. and Mrs. Jsse W. Hill. Flushing, were dinner guests of the Jess Hills of Lake Shore road Wednesday.

Mrs. Jack LaFave and her children have moved to Kalamazoo to after spending a month with Bon-iMrs. Anthony Kreiner. nie. Other guests were: Mr.

and; Mrs. Earl Dancer, Detroit. Aa -rvi r- JUi c- The Lutheran Ladies auxiliary, VieTipllS 1 rn 1 1J 1 Yale Gene Taggett, Caro, gave, a dairy demonstration that won him a trip to Waterloo. Betty Lou King and Carl Vollmar, both of Caro, were first in the crops section. cnapier 1, wm noia a oanquei Th wsrs nf thP MpthnHist at 7 p.m.

Thursday in Lutheran hh hQVO Ta in RAG RUGS $2.29 eth and vp SCOTT CAMERON School. Reservations must church dining r00m at 2 p.m PHONE YU S-86J1 CORNER SIXTH AND PINE STS. maae ay onuay vmui Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Wahls, BACK IN ST.

CLAIR Dorothy Gaffke or Mrs. Albert iMrs Charles starkweather, and! Again we find that Bob Sargent nttn Marm.arHt an annlpiMrs- May Yerden are hostesses. took three blue ribbons in flowers, Otto Marquardt has an apple Mrs Ross Keenan and Mrs James handicraft and electrical work tree that is in blossom. Burns are in charge of the pr0. ffis BeUy received a blue f- rr ribbon for canning.

aie ss Lena Henderson has re-; turned home trom St. Joseph rrkiTvrv Mr. and Mrs. August Meyer, ipital, Mt. Clemens.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Sperry are spending this week in Northern Michigan and will attend the Supervisor's Convention at Manistee. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Walker have purchased a home at Lake Pleasant. Miss Loraine Gilbert is visiting friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelley returned to their home in Berville last Saturday after living in Detroit for the past two years.

Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Stern and family who have been occupying the Harold Kelley home have purchased a home in Romeo. Mrs. Blanche Heddon, Grand Blanc, is spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.

Walter Decker. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Killingbeck and family left for Florida this past week where they will spend the winter operating their winter garden farm. of Reedsburg, arrived Mr.

and Mrs. Clare Slosser, of Williarnsport, Pa visited their mother, Mrs. Charles Slosser, the first of the week. Mrs Slosser went to Pennsylvania with them Thursday for a week's visit. She will return with another son, Osborne Slosser, who is in the East on business.

Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Pratt, Saturday through Tuesday, were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haliman.

Mr. and Mrs. Lome Sanjoy and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dermody, all of Chicago, 111.

"The Development of Policies for Our National Farm Program," will be the discussion topic at a meeting of Lynn Community Farm Bureau at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cavanaugh. Mrs.

Martin Os-trander will be co-hostess. Mrs. Olin Middleton and Mrs. Wm. A.

Meikle will present a slate of officers for election. Mpmnh A Ata fhantfr 999 4-11 memuers uiu wen uxj. wim Labor Day for 10-days visit with 0Eg wiH mpet at 8 Wednes- Clarence Venttine, Kinde; Edwin thfir snti TCpnnpth IVTpVpr. 'A i Rinmclo' onl Rrnnn I iincnislri their son, Kenneth Meyer, and jBaramsle; and Bruno Lunguski, day at the Masonic Temple. daughter, Mrs.

Clayton Boughner.j Memphis Rebekah Lodge 440 Bad Axe, getting firsts in wheat, and their families. Mrs. Marcella: wilj meet at 8 Tuesday at oats and barley, respectively. Shaver and Mr. and Mrs.

Donald odd Fellow Hall. A 'program will. Tues. and Wed. $10.00 Oil Emulsion Permanent Wave INCLUDING SHAMPOO ET RV FINGER WAVE )b2)kJ) Permanent, in the Evening by Appointment 4 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU GEORGE'S BEAUTY SALON snaver, cieveiano, were guests foiow the meeting.

LASHMORE 4-H CLUB, in tne Kougnner nome over tne week end and holiday. 1 Forty-four members of the Or- imiay IXy cnara tamnv neia a reumon Led by Mrs. Mildred Toppin, Harbor Beach, had a winning demonstration for the third consecutive year. Mary Ann Toppin was first with her home living demonstration; and AHce and Lucille Holdwick, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Holdwick, Harbor Beach, won the Dairy Foods competition with their "Milk Drinks." park on Labor Day. The 1954 je a broken hi some time is) reumon will be in the same place at the 0-Halforan Convalescent on Labor Day Home, Lapeer. Miss Noreen Cole has returned: The' Harry Hovey Post 1 -CefntLal Islitutf American Legion," which sponsor-i Phone YU 2-411 230'i HURON AVE. bv Oscar Hitl NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS Over Newberry' OPEN UNTIL 10 EVERY NIGHT oiuiiigiiciu. iu led the summer playground, spent! studies after spending the sum-i wo th program mer with her parents, Mr.

and Coach was director i i The regular meeting of the miss iNeida zsicnois has return-jj cit chapter No. 252, Order CONGRATULATIONS ed to her home in tu.nm.iini.niu. spend the winter there. Mr. LaFave will join his family later in the month.

The Lakeport PTA will meet Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the school. The Lakeport Lions club will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. at the Town Hall. 111., after six weeks visit in the: To all of you young people.

We home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. i5 iW- that State Show Week brings trons, past Ruths, and life and Mrs. Clarence Peabody. mem-jout the best 4.H competition and bers will be honored. winners have to be tops to stay at the peak of the heap.

Croswell juiui r. ixius is now staying ai the Hilltop Rest Home in Romeo. The Bloodmobile of Lapeer Emmett WE READ The William H. Aitkin Mem- orial library is being re-decorated will be at the Congrega- With regret the announcement 1 3 i imriHi rn rrn narnrs sv mnnav. dim oe cmseu unui uie vvor ntments that Bill Logan had resigned as is completed A box has of the Huron County piauea on me sieps 01 uie "Drary i Martha Lengemann dial 149 i'Fair.

We have covered that Fair for patrons who may wish to re- Martha Lengemann, dial 149. Times wtth turn books. A i three years now and always found Mrs. S. M.

Scott has returned; 4 rmada Bill very easy to work with. IJJT? t- a It takes a lot of preparation and Mr. and Mrs. V. A.

Lossing and T1ER, THAT LCXDK5 MORE THE LE.TTE.R. PI0N't) like, a i hope we'll. Just HcL UK-E 1 KEP CALLING HAVE TO ASK HM A HM ME WHAT 15 OUR NEW WHEW HE GETS I NAKMYRA HERE THE PEA OF A A READY- BUILT 50N i rtA5 ABOUT ASw A WE'VE EEAf L7 Shaptini's Market Monday and Tuesday Specials RIB STEAK 39c BEEF LIVER esh 35c FRANKS skinle" 3 $1 EGGS A 59c 10 25c ROMAN CLEANSER 1 2 25c planning to run a big fair smooth with her son-in-law and daughter, son, Ronald, and friend, Johnnie ly. But Bill and his wife seemed 1 4-Un I. 41 Palinda, of Mt.

Clemens, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fulmer. rf r.u, it William Ul lsa loucu uidi indue tru- Miss Helen Reid was surprised when a party of 40 friends gathered at her home Wednesday night to honor Miss Reid who will leave for Michigan State Normal College, Sept.

13. The party was sponsored by Misses Mary Keough, Betty Densmore and Dorothy Johnson. Lunch was served and many gifts were presented to Helen. Guests were present from Port Huron, St. Clair.

Detroit, Mt. Clemens, Goodells, Yale and Emmett. Dancing and card playing afforded entertainment for the evening. Helen is a graduate of Port Huron Junior College. Mrs.

Frank Keough and daughters, Ann and Mary, spent Tuesday visiting relatives in Detroit. George Cogley, Bay City, visited his mother, Mrs. Clara Cogley this week. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Talbot and Ann and Mildred Gleason, ed to Fort Sheridan, 111., after children, Helen. Joanne. Margaret Ple COKPerat ad click, visiting here with his wife, Italia, land Valerie, attended the peach, land his parents, Mr. and Mrs.jfestical at Romeo, Monday. jVYLDNLSDAl C.

E. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. V.

J. Huston and! We went to Detroit to cover the BIRTHS son, Jerry, of Port Huron, spent State Fair. It certainly takes a Sunday with her parents, Mr. and pair of good feet and plenty of Mrs. William D.

Holmes. istamina to thoroughly "do" that Robert Leverich left last Tues--fair. Sept. 9, to Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Decker, Crosweil, in the Phillipsjdav for South Bend. where! We saw quite a few Thumb folks INursing Home, a son, Douglas he will resume his studies at Cen- there. iJohn.

tralHigh. However, personally speaking, Sept. 7, to Sgt. and Mrs. Leo Mr.

and Mrs. Edmund W. Durst we'll take a good County Fair Wagner (Thelma Smith), in Self- and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Otto anytime to a huge event like the ridge Air Force Base Hospital, a Kraatz of Saginaw, spent the State Fair.

There's more homey-son. Dale Robert. Sergeant Wag- Labor Day weekend at the latter's ness and friendliness at the ,116 is stationed at French Africa, cottage a Harrison Lake. ismalier fairs. Detroit, visited Margaret and Eileen Gleason this week..