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4 PACE FOURTEEN TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1948 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD BLUE WATER DISTRICT NEWSMARKET NEWS MAIL YOUR WANT ADS TO THE TIMES HERALD. PORT HURON. MICH.

Enclosed find Fiease run th ad below tor times, starting (date) (Send meets or monej order). Count each word. name, telephone number ana aaorc when figuring cost Count 3 words for each line LIVESTOCK DISTRICT DEATHS Imlay City Faculty Officers To Quiz 17 Youths On Party Port Sanilac. Sept. 7 Seventeen Detroit teen-aeers celebrating with 1ST PRICES HOLD STEM William George Rapson Harbor Beach, Sept.

7 William George Rapson, 16-day-oId son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rapson, died Monday in Mercy Hospital in Bay City. Funeral services were held this afternoon in the Joshua Morgan funeral home. Rev.

Karl Patow, pastor of the Methodist church, of-; ficiated. Burial was in Rock Falls Cemetery. The child is survived by his par-i ents, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.

Karston Rapson and Mr. and Mrs. I L. J. Blashill, all of Harbor Beach, and great grandparents, Mr.

and mts. George a. rtapson, tsaa Axe, and Mrs. Augustus Reisner, Portland, Ore. He was born Aug.

20 in Harbor Beach Hospital. Mr. William M. Quackenbush NAME ADDKLib 1 day 3 days 7 Days 3 Lines .68 1.71 I 3.60 4 Lines .90 2.27 4.79 5 Lines 113 2.84 5 99 Harbor Beach. Sept.

7 The re- home 0f Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wor-mains of Mrs. Florence E.

Quack- thv Mr worthv is the oldest mem-enbush, 71, widow of William M. A potlUck dinner was served Quackenbush, who died Sunday on jawn night, will be removed tonight to Guets were present from Marine the Roy T. Gilbert funeral home Ciy Algonac, New Baltimore, niE ABOVE PRICES HAVE HI. I.N niSCOLNTtU 1 FOR CASH rAVMENT. THE ABOVE RATES ARE FOR CONTINLOIS INSERTION Please A'oc Mail your ad to The Times Herald and it will be published as soon after it is received ia the office as possible NOTE The above rates apply to all classification except tram cirnt real estate for sale.

Transient real estate for sal rates are: For 1 day 30c a line. 3 days 28c a line, 1 days tie lint what was described as a "wild party" were surprised near here Monday by State Police from the San- dusky post. Tipped off by resorters in the area, the officers swooped down on eight girls and nine boys on the Lake Huron beacn near Appiegate road. Four cases of beer bottles, most of them empty, were the nucleus of the party which included only two girls who are not minors. The girls told officers they had rooms in a local resort home and the boys said their cottage rent was up Sunday.

They wanted to have "one last party before school started." they said. Troopers Earl De Boer and Leonard La Salle of the State Police were to consult Prosecutor Charles W. Rigney today on whether to press charges against the young Detroiters. The 17 celebrants Mere ordered to appear at the Police post today for further questioning. Mayor Of Bad Axe Off To Conference Bad Axe, Sept.

7 Mayor and Mrs. C. C. Shoemaker will leave this afternon for Mackinac Island to attend the annual meeting of the Michigan Municipal League. Mayor Shoemaker will preside Wednesday afternoon at a conference on planning and financing public improvements in small cities and villages.

DISTRICT BIRTHS Aug. 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Moran, Memphis, in Mt. Clemens General Hospital, a sen.

Mrs. Moran is the former Phyllis Rollins, Almont. Sept. 1. to Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Miles, Almont, in Bishop Hospital, a son. Farm Bureaus Oppose Revision Lenox, Sept. 7 Revision of the Michigan constitution was opposed by a majority of the members attending a meeting of the "700th" Farm Bureau community group Aug. 30 in the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Simonds. They favored keeping the document up to date through amendments. Group hospitalization insurance was explained by George Pohly, Macomb County organizational director of the Farm Bureau. Women's activities were discussed and the evening collection was given for this Box Social Planned Burnside.

Sent. 7 A box social and dance open to all young people will be held by the Burnside group of the Lapeer County Junior Farm Bureau at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Josephine Kohler, secretary, said today. Club Meets Wednesday St. Clair, Sept.

7 The Farmer's club will meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence Brinker, 401 Vine street, Wednesday. Mrs. Brinker and Miss Margaret Pung are in charge of entertainment. Showered Avoca, Sept.

7 Mrs. Ohmer Young and her niece. Miss Joyce Lawson were hostesses for a miscellaneous shower for Miss Betty Ireland, bride-elect. Games were played and a lunch was served. She will marry Frank Carver, Nebraska, in December.

She will return to Taylor University, Upland, next week. Adds New Teacher Imlay City. Sept. 7 Charles Sut- ton has bten engaged as a new teacher in the Imlay City High School. He will teach speech, social science and have charge of the driver education, a new subject available for seniors only.

The kindergarten classes are being held in the basement of the First Baptist church which has been reconditioned. It has new fluorescent lights, the heating sys- tern has been enlarged and a drink- ing fountain has been installed. The vear begins with a temporary teacher as there is a vacancy for the position. FAMILY REUNIONS John Worthy Family Imlay City. Sept.

7 Nearly 100 i 1 h' nptrn Ferndale. Kirmingnam, Grosse Pointe. Royal Oak. Romeo. Imlay City and Puerto Rico.

Betrothal Told Almont, Sent. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Butterfield, Almont.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Phoebe Ann, to Howard L. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson. Birmingham, Mich.

The wedding is tentatively set for Oct. 23 in First Congregational church here. DISTRICT BRIEFS Almont The weekly Bible study class met recently ir the home of Mrs. D. H.

Burley with Mrs. H. Van Dyke, Grand Rapids, leader. Seven guests from Grand Rapids were there along with the 24 members. Imlay City Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Gardner and daughter, Theresa, St. Thomas. spent the week end with Mrs. Elizabeth Carpenter and Mr.

and Mrs. William Sharp. Imlay City Mrs. Jane Riordan, Miss Nellie Jones and Mrs. Eleanor Williams, Plymouth.

visited Mr. and Mrs. William Owens. Imlay City Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Roland, St. Catherines, are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Oille. Imlay City Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Moore and granddaughter, Carol Sue Henry, have returned home after visiting relatives in Montana Imlay City Mrs. Jack Worthy and daughter, Mary Judith, are visiting rer mother, Mrs. John Shoemaker, Spring Lake. Imlay City J.

W. Hennon, Roachdale, is visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. F. R.

Hennon. Jeddo Marvin 'Duffer' McCal-lum Jr. is still in bed with rheumatic fever. Down Tuesday AM Pope 12:10 Munson 4 (H) Bradley 12:25 Verona 4:25 Smith 1:10 Davidson 5:25 Pickands 1:25 Wvandette ar 6:00 Amazon 2 00 City Kingston 6:40 Sellwood 3:40 Imp Cornwall 7:20 Donnacona 3:40 SAILT STE. MARIE I'p Monday AM 7 00 Reiss Bros 7:30 Avers PM 3:00 4:00 4:00 4:00 5:00 5:00 5:00 5:00 6 00 6:00 7:00 7:00 8:00 8:30 Norway Ferbert Farr Thompson Joliet Calumet Pathfinder Hudson Watson A Reiss Sheadle Algoway House Lindabury Perkins Coulby Buffineton Harvard Ford II 8.00 Hill 9:00 Olds 9:30 Davidson 10:00 Phipps 10:30 Palmer 10:30 City Montreal 11:00 Baker 11:30 Stanlev 11:30 Block 11:30 Hennepin 12:00 Durston PM Fraser 12:30 Sulphite 12:30 Mitchfibre 1:00 Sloan 2:00 Lehigh 3:00 Peter Reiss 3 00 9:30 10:00 10:10 u.30 i in mgu.iat.

Funeral services will be held there at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Bur-rial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery in Algonac. Rev.

Manson H. Lowe, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Bad Axe, officiated at funeral services this afternoon in the Burton E. Ramsey funeral home here. Mrs. SI.

B. McCausland Imlay City. Sept. 7 News has been received of the death Monday of Mrs. M.

B. McCausland in the home of her son. Marshall McCausland, Detroit, after a year's illness. She is survived by her husband. Dr.

McCausland, former resident of Imlay City; her son, Marshall, and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday in Hamilton funeral home. Detroit. Burial will be at 2 p.m. in New Haven Cemetery.

Mrs. George A. Holt Yale. Sept. 6 Funeral services were held this afternoon in Trinity United Missionary church for Mrs.

Ida Lovina Holt, 83, widow of George A. Holt, and lifelong resident of this community, who died Friday in her home after a short illness. Rev. J. S.

Wood, pastor, was assisted by Rev. R. D. Dean, Roseburg minister. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

Ex-Almont Teacher Takes German Post Almont, Sept. 7 Ralph P. Gallagher, Almont school teacher from 1920-23 and later superintendent of Hadley Schools, has gone to Germany as educational advisor to the military occupation authorities. He expects to be in Germany three months and will study methods of decentralizing the German educational system and placing more responsibility in local districts. He will return to his superinten-dency in Bound Brook, N.

J. WOODS TO MOVE CAMPAIGN INTO MACOMB, HURON Thomas E. Woods, Republican candidate for Congress from the Seventh DLstric, will speak in Macomb and Huron Counties Wednesday and Thursday as his campaign moves into the final week before the primary election Sept. 14. Woods will make his first perch in Macomb with an address to the Kiwanis club of ML Clemens in Medea Hotel Wednesdy noon.

He will speak at 7 p. m. Thursday at the ITbly Community club in the Ubly hotel. The candidate has announced that he will set forth his views on everal major issues, including farm subsidies, labor, preparedness, veterans legislation, conservation, housing-legislation, inflation, federal aid to education. United Nations and civil rights.

Woods is opposed by Rep. Jesse P. Wolcott, Port Huron, and Lon W. Kowalik, Memphis, for the nomination. He is a Port Huron City Commissioner and a member of the St.

Clair County Board of Supervisors and on the faculty of Port Huron Junior college. Woods has already announced plans for easing the housing shortage by providing houses for veterans at prices they cn pay about $5.000 and taking action on ending Inflation. He has charged that Rep. Wolcott has been a leader in Congress in holding up legislation that would solve these major American problems. DISTRICT SERVICE CLUBS Lions Have Potluck Almont.

Sept. 7 The Lions club had a potluck supper recently at Forest Hall. Clarence Hart, president, conducted the business meeting. Members who attended the Lions State Golf tournament in Grand Rapids Aug. 27 were Mr.

Hart. C. Lane, Harold Hough. O. G-Emmons and Ed Reagan.

Two Couples Sought For Missing Boat Oak Beach, Sept. 7 Sheriff Mer-ritt R. McBride is searching for two couples, who rented a boat Saturday from the Edward Verloove boat livery and have not returned the craft. Sheriff McBride said the four persons apparently left this vicinity with the boat. Names and addresses of the party were not obtained by Verloove.

Jed do Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wadsworth and son Larry, Battle Creek, two nieces of Union City, Mr. and Mrs. William McNulty and two sons of Chicago were week end guests of Mrs.

Elfrieda Deal. BAD EST COLLECTED NO COLLECTION. NO CHARGE H. E. KERN AGENCY 957 Sixth Phone 3168 6-qt.

tr Speedy Opening Falls Off In Generally Dull Market By RADER WINtiET Associated Press Siaff Writer New York. Sept. 7 A Speedy opening of the stock market today immediately save way to dullness as buines was resumed after the three-day holiday. Dpsnite the Quietness Drices held respite we qu.einess. pi lies iieiu steadv tor tne most pari, unanges in either direction were small frac tions.

Republic and U.S. Steel were higher, Chrysler and General Motors were up, but Studebaker was off a bit. Rail issues were mixed but issues were mixed Dut steady. KeportS to tne tsureau Ot Railway Economics of the Asso- ciauon ji nmei nan rvduioaus UL VIUfl ll'dll AdlUUdUS showed that net operating income of class 1 roads in July at were nearly double a year ago, and net income after interest and rentals at $76,700,000 was more than double last year. Higher were Pennsylvania, Union Pacific and Baltimore Ohio, while ChesaDeake Ohio.

Southern Pailmov or, Krthom ro-ifi iWlfcilll 11.1V. 1 down fractions. Elsewhere in the list on the upside were Distillers International Harvester, Electric Power Light, and DuPont. Going down slightly were Santa Fe. Texas company, Kennecott, U.

S. Rubber, and Boeing. BRISK OPENING Chicago, Sept. 7 AP Brisk opening buying of September corn gave the market a boost at the Board of Trade today. After the first demand was satisfied prices drifted lower.

Commission houses wanted corn at the start of trading but as soon as a good volume -of corn receipts frnm tho pnnntrv annnnnpp the demand dried up. Early receipts from the country were placed at 375 cars. There was considerable commission house selling of oats and during the first hour wheat was unchanged to 1-2 cent lower. September S2.06; corn was 1 1-4 higher to 1-8 lower, September $1.63 3-8, and oats were 1-4 to 5-8 lower, September 71. Soybeans were unchanged to 1-2 lower, November $2.49.

STOCK MARKET NEW YORK RB (Noon Quotations! Am Lt Tr 18-4 Am Superpow 1 Imp Oil Ltd 153t Cities Svc 54 'i Nia Hud Pow 8, Com So War Pennroad 6'- El Bd Sh Std Oil Ky 29U POULTRY AND DAIRY Detroit Vggs Detroit, Sept. 7 Prices paid for government graded egss by first receivers in case lots b. Detroit: Whites U.S. grade AA. large 70: grade A jumbo 69-71 large 67-68.

tvostlv 67. medium 62, small i7-50; grade large 57-65. mostly 58, medium 61 Browns U.S. grade AA. large 68; grade A jumbo 69.

large 65-67, medium 61, small 46-47: grade large 58: grade large 46'2-48. Peewees Mixed colors 42. U.S. Checks 36-40. Detroit Poultry Detroit.

Sept. 7 Paying prices live poultry per pound b. Detroit for Heavy fowl 35-37. mostly 30. light fowl 31-33.

mostly 32, heavy roasters Heavy fryers 4-43, mostly 41-42. heavv broilers 41-43. mostly 41-42, light fowls 36-38, light broilers 36-38. old rooers 22-23, young hen turkeys 50, young toms 50. DISTRICT BRIEFS Imlay City Circle 2 of the Congregational Ladies Aid society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

William Lindsteadt, and the Congregators will meet Tuesday night with Mrs. Clifford Dorow. Imlay City The Chamber of Commerce will resume its regular monthly dinner meetings Wednesday night at the Hi-Speed restaurant. Robert Yale Mr. and Mrs Hoard and daughter.

Kathy. re turned to their home in Detroit Imlay City Mr. and Mrs. William Bailie and family spent tne Jeddo Nicholas Kimlein, who suffered a stroke last week, has been taken to New Grace Hospital, Detroit, where his condition is re- Imlay City The Women's So ciety of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church house. Almont Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Wallace were guests for the week end of Mr. and Mrs. William Schultz at their ccttage at Williams Lake. Almont Mr.

and Mrs. Kirk Sea- ton and family left Friday for Their home in Elizabeth, N. after spending the past three weeks v.itn relatives here and at Holland. Mich. Yale Dr.

and Mrs. Glenn and son. Michael, have moved into an apartment in the Max Winn house on Park avenue. Imlay City Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mignery and daughter of Long-mont. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mignery. Yale Mr.

and Mrs. James Hos-kin, of Clare. vLsited in the Nor- man Hunt and John Hoskin homes I i TRAILERS 10 RENT A CoUageCruiser House-Trailer now. Own it later. All parts for trail ers.

Nelson Trailer DollM, Cas Hange. Bottle Exchanges, Duo-Therm Heating Stoves. Studios and permanent beds. C. JACOBS AUTHORIZED DEALER) 3620 Military St.

Phone 1-3783 BUY THE BEST BUY UNITED BANK THE DIFFERENCE L1HERAL. DISCOUNT ALL. ALUMINUM LIGHT IN WEIGHT EASY TO HAUL Siies 17 foot. 19'a foot. 22 foot, 2B foot, 30 foot, 3a foot.

Every trailer guaranteed against condensation or defects. See them today at "The Big Lot. STAN MARENGO 1301 MILITARY PHONE 3384 NORTH END TRAILER RENTAL New Trailers and tires. Hitches for all cars. 10th Ave.

and Thomas street. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 PAINT ANYCAR and undercoat Special $75. Thomas Garage. S3J4 Gratiot road. Phone 9136.

USED CARS Buy, Sell or Trade See Us Before You Buv or Sell DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE GEO. H0YT MOTOR SALES 1010 Military Phone 4128 LINCOLN MERCURY 194S CHEVROLET 2-door 5-passenger Streamliner. Excellent condition, with accessories. 1040 Wall phone 7BIW. CHEVROLET.

1947 2-DOOR 15.0O0 Miles 1431 Lakeview Phone 4or LATE 1947 FORD Super Deluxe Club Coupe. Like new. low mileage, $1973. 4H10 Lake Shore Road Phone 2-3224 CHEVROLET 1942 FLEETLINE 2-Door. Inquire 1203 Varney Ave 2-372 1947 BUICK ROADMASTER 4-DOOR RADIO HEATER A BEAUTIFUL CAR Cotton Kelly 2302 FINE GROVE PHONE 2-5520 "JUST SOUTH OF BLUE WATER BRIDGE" AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 11 Pttrotl Livestock Sept, 7 Hogs salable Detroit, No early bids or sales asking hhtly higher said Me 1 900 Kun includes at least 10 loads siaugnier steers approximately ten loads heifers and mixed yearlings plus numerous small lots of truck arrivals cows comprising about 35 per cent ct total offering.

fairi hritc early demand for common and medium slaughter sieers and yearhr. and lower grade sows market strong with spots higher on cows Bulb opening fully steady So early action on stockers and feeders. About ten head low choice calf club earhnis 2 00-23 several loads Canadian steer offerings earl hu common and medium beef cows IS 21 oo. canners and cutters mostly 15 i- 10 Calves salable 450. opening very slow under narrow demand fair! teadv few rl' ood and choice veaicrs up to 00, some common snd medium 20 salable 8O0 Sheep opening Jteady Mrly medium to choice i slaughter ewes 900-1201: according to weisht.

cull and common io- 50 no early action on slaughter lambs demand quite narrow. GRAINS AND SEEDS Chicago Futures Open Chicago, Sept. 7 Opening quotation tw May 'j; July 192 ,1 Dec 139 Oat "snt Oats Dec. May 73'. July 69.

Soybeans Nov 2 4: Dec 2 90; Mar. IS 20 9'a. Lard Sept THUMB MARKETS Wheat 2 0l (Oats 2t laey 2 Buckwheat 2 75 Red Clover 2100 Alsike 1 ri 20 Alfalfa 24 00 Yale Douglas Ostrander, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Ostrander, Is reported improving satisfactorily in University Hospital.

Ann Arbor, where he has been a patient two weeks. Vale Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence Hazelman, Detroit, spent a weeks vacation with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. John Moody, and other relatives here. Jeddo The WSCS will have din-ner Thursday noon in the Methodist church house. OBITUARY 1 FODOR, MRS.

IGNATZ Passed away Sept. 4. in Port Huron Hospital. Funeral tervicea were held at 9 a.m. today in St.

Joseph's Catholic church. Interment was in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Arrangements by the Robert Hartley funeral home. CARD OF THANKS FOGAL WE WISH to thank the many friends and relatives for all their kindness before and during the last illness and death of Charles E.

Fogai and special thanks to Dr. Claude A Ludwig and the Very Rev. Dean Austin E. DuPlan for their comforting words, also solo, ist George D. MacComb.

Mrs. Charles E. Fogal and Family THE FAMILY of the late Edith Mallick wish to thank their many friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement. Also the Rev. Leo S.

Dor-sey. Frank Mallick. Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Lee. MRS. CHARLES FOG ARTY and Daughter wish to thank their neighbors and friends for their many kindnesses during their recent bereavement.

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