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Adolph Lemke Dies Tuesday Adolph (Ben) Lemke, 55, former Ludington resident, was dead on arrival Tuesday at a Las Vegas, hospital following an automobile accident. Mr. Lemke was born Jan. 14, 1909 in Detroit, moved when a boy to Fenton where he attended school. He came to Ludington in 1930 and was employed in Pere Marquette freight shed and aboard carferries.

He returned in 1939 to Detroit where he worked as a truck driver. Surviving are two sons Clyde and Russell of Ludington; seven grandchildren; his father Adolph B. Lemke Sr. of Detroit; three brothers Clyde of Utica. John and Edward of Detroit and a sister Mrs.

James (Wilma) Bowen of Fenton. He was preceded in death by a daughter Marjorie Jean, his mother and a brother Harold. The body is at Dorrell Funeral Home where funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. weather report Highest temperature Wednes- day 84, lowest 60.

Highest temperature one year ago today 75, lowest 47. Highest temperature this date since 1872, 86 in 1936, lowest 30 in 1874. The sun sets today at 7:39 p.m. and rises Friday at 5:20 a.m. The moon sets today at 2:39 p.m.

and rises Friday at 3:53 a.m. Official temperatures for the past 24 hours to 12 noon: Minimum 55, Maximum 68. Today's Readings Alpena 85 63 Grand Rapids 83 65 Houghton 79 55 Pellston 86 62 Traverse City 82 62 Use Daily News Want Ads. RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, May 9 Elks Dining Room Sponsored By. Ludington Pre-School Nursery Give a Gift lo a Gracious And mother will love the sheer luxury of this fine hosiery.

You know, no woman ever has quite enough hose so give her box of 3 pair. Choose from the high fashion tints of spring and summer. Nylon Smooth or Mesh SEAMLESS HOSE 60 Guage 15 Denier Only 69c a Pair BECKSTROM'S Your Family Shoe Store '107 S. James St. Frey Services Held Wednesday Funeral services for Mrs.

Lucy M. Frey, who died day, were held Wednesday afternoon at Rye Funeral Home with Elder Arthur Haynor of Seventh-day Adventist officiating. Mrs. Stanley Krupinski and Mrs. Haynor sang "The Old Rugged Cross." Mrs.

played their accompaniment. Pallbearers were six grandsons of Mrs. Frey: Lee Sand- I ers, Robert French, Frey. Terry Frey, Tom Elmer and Ray Styrk. Interment was in South Victory Cemetery.

Those who came from out of town to attend services were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elmer and son Tom Elmer of Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Styrk of Belleville, Herbert Chase and Byron Enos of Royal Oak and Mrs.

Clarence Rydman and Mrs. Amos Hilliard of Chicago. NEWS LUDINGTON MUNICIPAL COURT George Sadler of 804 Anderson St. paid a $5 fine and $2 costs on A charge of leaving the scene of an accident. Ludington police brought the charge.

Ralph Anes of 301 E. Pere Marquette charged with violation of the Dog Law, was ordered to pay a $5 fine and $.30 costs. Mason County Dog Warden made charge. Servicemen's Notes New address for those who wish to write Pvt. Tom Keson is: Pvt.

Thomas A. Keson 2088842, Platoon 134, M.C.R.D., San Diego, 92140. Thomas A. Keson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter W. Keson of 319 N. Rowe has arrived in Ludington Daily News, Thursday, May 7, 1964. 1 A First Tag Is Sold To Mayor Johnson The first tag for the Foreign Exchange Tag Day is sold to Ludington Mayor C. Evert Johnson by Elsbeth Tellow, on the left, and Mary Lynn Schultz.

Miss Schultz was an exchange student to Ireland last summer and lived with Miss Tellow and her family. Now Miss Tellow is visiting here. The Tag Day is to help raise funds so that several Ludington students may travel to foreign countries this summer as foreign exchange students. The Tag Days will. be from 5 to 9 p.m.

Friday and from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday on the four corners of the Ludington-James intersection, Plumb Market and (Daily News Photo) PM Ladies Aid Meets PERE MARQUETTE 'The Pere Marquette Ladies' Aid met at the Alvin Bradshaw home for a spring breakfast. The doxology was sung prior to the serving of coffee cake, doughnuts, cookies, juice and coffee. The breakfast was served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, Mrs.

Martin Materkowski and Clayton Cogle. Guests were Mrs. Martin Materkowski and son, Steven, Mrs. Clayton Cogle and daughter, Kimberly, and Mrs. James Appledorn Sr.

Members present were Mesdames Roy Outcalt, Lonely Appledorn, Brock Dwyer, Floyd McDonald, Percy Hillier, Charles Hamilton, Ray Lange and daughter Terri, David King, Fred Fortier and granddaughter, Suzette 'Flores, Glen Benjamin, Parker Kirkbride, Marian Peterson, Everette Peterson, Neil Tanis and the hostess, Mrs. Bradshaw. RITES SCHEDULED GRAND RAPIDS (AP) Fu- (neral services will be held Friday for Miss Carrie Holmes, 101, who died Tuesday. Miss Holmes was a native of Canada but moved with her parents to Belding shortly after the Civil War. She was honored as "Queen of Clark Memorial Home" by its staff and fellow residents on her 100th birthday.

Announcement of New Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 a.m. to Noon and 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday and Friday Evenings 7 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and Saturdays 9 a.m.

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Or Measured Mist in a handsome brushed silver-tone column. Choose your Mother's Day fragrance gift today. Measured Mist 5.00 Water 4.00 and 6.00 DISBROW CITY Rexall Walgreen PTA Elects Officers At Riverton The Riverton PTA met recently at the Riverton Townhall with the president, Gerald Buck, persiding. Election of officers for the '1964-65 school year was held at this meeting with the following being elected: president, Loren Young, first vice president, Elery Harmon, second vice president, Al Dittmer, secretary, Phyllis Cooper, treasurer, Janet Brenner. Out-going officers from the 1963-64 school year are: President James Martz, second Vice President Louis Lundberg, Secretary Marcia Sadler and Treasurer Laura Sorensen.

The following are projects of the PTA sponsored this school year: two microscopes, one microscopic projector, one set (of Child Craft reference books, three record players, one set of World Book Encylopedias and helped with a portion of the eighth grade trip. Following the business ing the 4-H clubs in the community displayed their accomplishments. Each leader was presented with a small gift from the PTA. Mr. and Mrs.

N. Peter Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Elery Harmon served refreshments following the program. The next meeting will be held May 15, at the Riverton Townhall.

The refreshments committee will be Mr. and Mrs. George Patten and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brower.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pleiness will be in charge of the program which will consist of a concert by the Riverton elementary school band under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Erickson. Attends Rites In Indiana Mrs.

Harold Zeber of route 2 Ludington has returned from Chesterfield, where she attended funeral services Monday afternoon for her uncle, Earl Bates, 77, who died May at his home at 411 Eastern in Chesterfield. Mr. Bates who moved to Fort Wayne, in 1935, was married in 1909 to Bertha Lambert. He was a charter member of Church of Divine Science in Fort Wayne. He also was a member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Free Accepted Masons.

Surviving are his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Ortie Johnson of Chesterfield; a son Gerald Bates of Fort Wayne and two grandsons, Bruce Bates and Ronald Johnson. Funeral Notices LEMKE, ADOLPH (BEN) Detroit, Mich. Funeral services for Mr. Lemke, who died Tuesday in Las Vegas, will be held at 1:30 p.m.

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