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DECEMBER 10, 1936 THE NEWS-PALLADIUM PAGE THREE Bridgman Wife Sues Suit for a divorce on charges of cruelty and non-support was filed in Berrien county circuit court today by Mrs. Gertrude Bolinger, Bridgman, against Lowell Bolinger. They were married in South Bend on September 21, 1935, and have no children. Attorney Carl E. Schultz represents the plaintiff.

Surprise Couple Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins were surprised by 30 relatives and friends at a miscellaneous gift shower last night at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

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Details of the merger of the motor accessory companies have not yet been worked out and the plan is subject -to ratification by the respective boards of directors and stockholders of the two companies. Briggs manufacturing has six plants in Detroit and one in Evansville, Ind. It also has large manufacturing cilities in England. Motor Products Corp. has its main plant in Detroit and another plant at Walkerville, Latest News Of St.

Joseph P.T. A. FORCES WILL OUTFIT NEEDY PUPILS Appeal Goes Out For Usable Clothing To Aid School Children Organization of Parent Teacher forces here to outfit needy school children of St. Joseph is going ahead with enthusiasm under leadership of Mrs. Grant Pitcher, president of the Parent-Teacher Council, and Mrs.

Dent Parrett, the council's chairman of student aid work. These leaders have the full support of the student aid committee heads and the presidents of the four city school Parent-Teacher associations, located in the Washington, Lincoln, Garfleld and schools. Appeal For Clothing The student aid committee is sending out mimeographed slips by all school pupils, making an appeal for clothing and all usable wearing apparel. Student aid committee in each building are working with their presidents to make this collection. Each has its own committee to mend and repair the clothing before it is distributed.

Headquarters and a store room are being established at the Garfield school. Children of the public schools are to bring contributions to their school buildings. Already two civic minded organizations of women have made cash contributions to this cause. Women of the Postal Clerks auxiliary have given $5 and St. Joseph Lianas club members voted a $25 gift to the student aid work.

NEW LEGISLATION TO BE DISCUSSED AT C. OF C. MEETING Discussion of the proposed new legislation will be the principal feature of the meeting of the legislative committees of the twin city chamber of commerce scheduled to be held Tuesday noon at the Vincent hotel in Benton Harbor, according to the announcement made today by John G. Cox, secretary of the St. Joseph chamber of commerce.

Members of the legislative committeen, of asked the to two attend this organizations meeting have to meet the new state legislators from this district. Attorney Carrol B. Jones, of Marcellus, the newly elected state senator, and Representatives Dean Morley, of New Troy, and W. J. B.

Jarvis, of Benton Harbor, will be at the meeting to hear the twin city business men discuss their ideas and to answer questions on legislative matters. SOCIETY GIVE PARTY FOR CIRCLE Methodist Friendly Circle will hold a Christmas party Friday at the home of Mrs. Edward Chamberlain, 550. Winchester avenue, with co-operative luncheon at one o'clock. This will be followed by A Christmas story, contests and a gift exchange for mystery friends who will be revealed to one another at this, time.

A silver offering be collected for purchase of toys and articles for a Christmas basket. Proceeds of the Christmas bazaar of Zion Evangelical church were $350. it is announced today by the general chairman, Mrs. Henry Bittner, and the colorful affair drew the largest throng in the history of these events, which are sponsored by women of the Ladies' Aid society. Christmas decorations gave color and interest to the setting, with an electrically lighted tree a place of honor on the community room stage, where two of the booths were set.

Other booths, decorated in Christmas red and white, against garlands of Christmas greenery, were arranged about the community hall. Christmas gifts were arranged beneath the boughs of the Christmas tree. Proceeds of the bazaar came entirely from the proceeds of the booths and the dinner, as no donations were solicited from merchants and none of the money was raised by raffles. A party was given Wednesday evening at the Edward Yeske home, 402 La Salle avenue, where the Misses Lucille and Leila Yeske entertained at a 7 o'clock supper. Guests were members of the girls choir at Si.

Peter's Evangelical church and their director, Mrs. E. A. Kuhn. At games during the evening winners of high scores were the Misses Lucille Yeske.

Ermagard Dumdei and Viola Bittner. A gift exchange was a Christmas time event. Members of the Current Events club will answer roll call with verses appropriate to Christmas when they meet Friday afternoon at the hone of Mrs. Fred LaMunion on Wisconsin avenue for a Christmas party. The affair will begin at 2:30 o'clock.

High School Student Hurt Miss Virgil Shire, senior at the St. Joseph high school, was hurt in a fall at the school building this morning and was taken to the St. Joseph Sanitarium for X-rays. No bones were broken in the fall but she will remain at the Sanitarium a few days for observation. She is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Shire of 1221 Guernsey Court. Arrive At Bedside 'Dr. and Mrs. Henry Ward Church and family of Meadeville, and Miss Bernice Church of Indianapolis have arrived in St.

Joseph, called be cause of the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. W. B. Church of 900 street, PROSECUTOR'S AIDE UPSETS COURT BY UNTIMELY REMARK An unintentional remark before. a jury in Berrien county circuit court this morning by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert Small nearly resulted in a mistrial of the case against Earl Thatcher, 38, Grand Rapids truck driver who is being tried on a charge of reckless driving.

Thatcher was arrested by Sheriff he attempted, to pull around a slow on October 17, when moving truck on the Wayne street viaduct and completely blocked traffic from the opposite direction. Thatcher was tried before Justice J. W. Cullinine and found guilty. He was ordered to pay a fine of $75 and costs.

He later appealed the case to the circiut court. At the opening this morning, Assistant Prosecutor Small, who had no connection with the inadvertently first trial stated in juscourt, in front of the jury that Thatcher had been convicted by a jury in justice court and appealed the case. Defense Attorney Albert Wing leaped to his feet and demanded a mistrial. Judge Fremont Evans the attorneys into his chambers. When he returned he told jury that he was convinced that Attorney Small did not intentionally make the remark and that it was agreed that the trial would continue if each juror promised not to take the remark into consideration.

All members of the jury agreed and the trial continued. It was expected to end late this afternoon. There are 5,000,000 table tennis enthusiasts in the United States. Ontario. The basis of the merger, it was stated, is to be an exchange of stock.

Briggs will offer two shares of its capital stock for each three shares of Motor Products Corp. The companies are two of the oldest organizations in the country making motor supplies. CAROLE TIRES OF EXPENSIVE HOBBY (By Associated Press) HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 10. Carole Lombard, who started the fad of collecting star sapphires and spent, she said, $50,000 on her collection, offered the jewels for sale today.

"I just got tired of them," she said. All except a few types of birds adhere to their original mates for years, or a lifetime. Game Law Violator Fined Floyd Martin, of Dayton, was lined $10 and costs of $6.86 today by Justice John W. Rody when he pleaded guilty to charges of violating the state game laws. He was arrested by Game Warden Fay Warner for trapping with too many traps.

His traps were also confiscated. ROBERT STAHL IS MAKING GAINS AT JACKSON HOSPITAL General and encouraging improvement in the condition of Robert. Stahl, young St. Joseph man injured in an auto accident Sunday night, was reported today. Stahl is a patient in Foote hospital at Jackson with a broken right leg, a broken left arm, a collar bone and possibly other injuries.

His mother, Mrs. K. R. Stahl, came home yesterday from Jackson but returned there this afternoon. She said doctors had informed her that her son was gaining and that they expected to set his broken leg tomorrow.

Several more X-rays of Stahl's injuries were taken last night. BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY MEETS AT FORRES AVE. HOME Members of the Missionary society of the First Baptist church were enterained Wednesday afternoon at a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Max Stock on Forres avenue. program for which the president, Mrs.

Arthur Habel, presided included devotionals led by Mrs. Carrie Freitag, readings by Mrs. Charles Burandt and Mrs. Freitag, a Christmas story by Rev. L.

H. Broker, two vocal solos by Mrs. R. W. Tillman, accompanied by Mrs.

Clarence Bartz, and two vocal solos by the Misses Marjory and Louise Stock, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. Stanley Stock. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Stock, QUACKLESS DUCK PRESENTS HORST WITH 15 DUCKLINGS The Rev. George Horst, St.

Joseph's pastor-farmer, has 15 day-old ducks on his farm south of the city. Rev. Horst, who is the pastor of Congregational church, boasts cf the fact that the mama Muscovy duck hatched the 15 baby ducks at this, time duck, of the which year. has no quack, disappeared some time ago, but recently the pastor's young son, Phillip, discovered that it had built a nest in a basket on a nearby hill and discovered the 15 offsprings yesterday. Both the mama duck and the baby ducks were taken to the house where they will be properly protected from the cold.

WOMEN'S RELIEF ELECTS OFFICERS All officers were re-elected for another year when the Women's Relief corps met Wednesday at the V. F. W. Hall in Benton Harbor. Mrs.

James Dansfield of St. Joseph is president; Mrs. Harriet Noe and Mrs. Eva Aiken, vice and junior vice presidents; Mrs. Marie Zook, secretary; Mrs.

Sarah Brennan, treasurer; Mrs. Rosella King, chaplain; Emma Versaw, lady ceremonies; Mrs. Nettie Clauser, guard. The four colors bearers are Mrs. Emma Versaw, Mrs.

Catherine Seel, Miss Nellie Hanley and Mrs. Abbie Wright. LEAVES PORTION OF ESTATE TO CHURCH Two bequests to the St. Peter's Evangelical church of St. Joseph were made in the will of Mrs.

Henrietta Nelitz Friedenberg, which was filed with Probate Judge Malcolm Hatfield today. Mrs. Friedenberg died November 11, leaving an estate valued at $500 in real estate and $500 in personal property. The will stipulates that $50 be given to the church and a like sum to the church poor fund. The balance will be divided between two sons and six daughters.

The children are Carl Nelitz, St. Joseph, and Adolph Nelitz, of Poland, Helen Wesner, St. Joseph, Martha Smith, Portland, Oregon, Hulda Leider, Hillsburg, Ida Sanders, Portland, and Wanda Steinly, San Francisco Calif. Truck Speeder Fined Edward Ongenau, 18-year-old Joliet, truck driver, pleaded guilty to 8 charge of speeding when arraigned before Justice Joseph R. Collier late Wednesday and was fined $2 and costs.

He was arrested by the St. Joseph police for speeding 38 miles an hour with his truck. BREVITIES Masons to Install Officers Members of St. Joseph lodge, No. 437, F.

A. will install officers for the coming year tomorrow evening at the temple. A supper is to be served in the dining room at 6:30, and it is reported that a large attendance is expected. It also is announced that visiting Masons are cordially welcome. Father Dies in Gladstone Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Beckman of 907 Wayne street have returned from Gladstone where were called Saturday by the death of Mrs. Beckman's father, George Desotelle. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Gladstone. KAWNEER ASKS EMPLOYES TO RESUME WORK NILES, Dec.

10- The Kawneer company invited its striking employes today to return to their jobs on the same basis that has existed in the past. A company statement declared that has existed in the past. A company sttaement declared that there had been no discrimination against older employes; that efficiency is recognized and that officers of the company are best able to judge the adaptability of workers to jobs. "Seniority, as such, is not the sole basis for continuous employment," the statement said. The members of the United Automobile Workers of America, who called the strike last Friday, demanded a guarantee of seniority rights in promotions and lay-offs and a voice in the assignment of workers to jobs.

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