The Hillsdale Daily News from Hillsdale, Michigan • Page 2

2 THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Wednesday, August 21, 1963 Couple Injured In 5 Area Accidents Herbert and Thelma Marshall of Horton were injured Tuesday Jn an accident at the intersection of M-34 and Bird Lake Road. Both were treated at the Hillsdale Community Health and released. Both miffered contusions and abrasions. State Police of the Jonesville Post reported that the accident occurred when the Marshall vehicle struck an auto operated by Althea Walton of Osseo. which was making a left hand turn onto Bird Lake Road.

Marshall was cited for traveling too fast for conditions. State Police are investigating an accident on M-49 involving the Hillsdale High School driver education vehicle, which was struck from the rear by an auto bearing Ohio license State Police said the driver education vehicle was traveling about 35 miles per hour when struck. State Police said the driver of the Ohio auto did not identfy himself, and left the scene of the accident. No one was injured. DECORATING CARPET and UPHOLSTERY CLEANING RE-UPHOLSTERING SIGN PAINTING AND EXTERIOR Call Any Time CAMBRIA 357-4513 William B.

Moulton. 18, of Jones; ville was isued a summons for I traveling too fast for conditions. State Police said the Moulton auto went out of control on see Road, one mile west of M-99 and drove over an embankment, Moulton was not injured. Curtis Storm Gale, rte 1 Hillsdale was Issuer a snum- mons by the department for failure to stop In an assured clear distance, when his auto struck a farm tractor from the rear on East Bacon Road. The tractor was operated by Kenneth Kyser of East Bacon Road.

Minimum damage resulted and no one was injured. Hillsdale City police investigated a minor accident at the intersection of McCollum and Howell Streets. City police said Mrs. Nora Westfall, rte 3 Hillsdale, stopped the traffic light, realized she was in the crosswalk, and backed up into an auto driven by Marvin Patrick of Waldron. No one was injured.

Mrs. Delcamo To Head ME Sunday School ALLEN Mrs. Jack Delcamp was recently appointed superintendent of the Church School of E. church following the resignation of Mrs. Russell Benge.

Mr. Delcamp elected as the official board chairman of the M.E. church. He will preside at the Sept. 4 meeting when preparations will be made for the first quarterly conference to be held Sept.

8 at Coldwater. Mrs. Benedict Church Speaker JONESVILLE In observance of annual Presbyterian Association Sunday, the Presbyterian Association had as guest speaker at morning worship, Mrs. Doyle (Katie) Benedict. She spoke on Joy of In reference to as a part of our lives, Mrs.

Benedict pointed out that the letters JOY might stand for First, Others Second and You Mrs. Richard Kloko at the piano and Mrs. Gerald Fish at the organ provided special offertory music- Sloans Gather For Reunion The Sloan Family Reunion was held Sunday at the Hillsdale County Fairgrounds. There were 41 family members present. Officers elected were President, Milton Sloan; vice president, Charlie Sloan; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.

Waldo Mann. Dinner committee members wrere Mrs. Jesse Stubberfield and Mrs. Richard Kunkle. Mrs.

John i Winchell wfas in charge of ice I cream. An anniversary cake wTas served in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 55th anniversary. Members voted to hold the union at Park next year.

To Attend Conference LITCHFIELD Rev. Howard E. Brooks of the Congregational Church attend the conference on lay life and work to be held at Olivet College on Aug. 23-24. Dr.

Eugene S. Wehrli, lecturer for the sessions is professor of New Testament at Eden Theological Seminary. Iravel Pictures 11 New Teachers Announced Shown At Club JONESVILLE Slides of her visit to the Holy Lands were shown by Mrs. William Brodock of Litchfield, when the Wednesday Evening Club met wTith Mrs. Owen Roberts.

Co-hostess was Mrs. Morris Seevers. Mrs. Rex Lambright of Litchfield gave a report on With Charcoal-burner Response to roll-call was Favorite Household During the business meeting, a travel day wras discussed and a visit to the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. in Jackson is planned for October.

The September meeting will be held writh Mrs. George Bellingham. Miss Lawrence Dies At Ihorn lone Lawrence. 75. of 5730 Posey Lake Road, died Tuesday evening at Thorn Hospital after an extended illness.

Miss Lawrence was born Oct. 21. 1887, in Hudson Township, the daughter of Gilbert B. and Fannie E. Belle Lawrence.

She had lived her entire life in the home in which she was born. She was a member of the Medina Methodist Church. Surviving are three sisters. Mrs. Bertha Morse of Hudson.

Mrs. Ruth Antuna of Highland Park, and Miss Dorothy Lawrence of Hudson; and two brothers, William H. of Addison and Lorenzo of Hudson. Funeral services will be Saturday afternoon at 2 from the Eagle Funeral Home in Hudson, the Rev Carfon Foltz officiating. Burial will be in Medina Ceme- terv.

LITCHFIELD The teaching staff for the Litchfield Community Schools for the 1963-64 school year is now7 complete. Teachers new to the system are: Mrs. Rachel Huffman will teach kindergarten. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State University in Ohio. Her previous teaching experience include? rural schools and special education classes in Albion.

Mrs. Betty Fast, of Jonesville. will teach one section of the third grade. Mrs. Fast is a 1962 graduate of Eastern Michigan University and will be teaching for the first time.

The Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Sisson will teach half time in the seventh grade. They are both graduates of William I Jenning Bryan College in Tennessee, with additional work at Eastern Miohignn University. Mrs.

Sisson has one year of teaching experience and Mr. Sisson taught two years in Tennessee. Cable Edwards will teach high school science. Mr. did I his undergraduate work at Wisconsin State College and earned a master's degree at the University of North Dakota.

He has 12 years teaching experience. Mrs. Mary Ann Devenney will teach business education subjects and French. She is a graduate of Alma College with additional work at the University of Michigan. She has 4H years teaching experience.

Former Pioneer Resident Passes In Detroit At 80 PIONEER Friends have re! ceived of the death of Mrs. Claude Omey, 80, Monday in De! troit. She was a former Pioneer resident. She is survived by her husband. Claude, and six children.

Funeral services will be Friday at 2 m. at the Nixon Mortuary in Lincoln Park, near Detroit. Miss Charlotte Webster will teach business education subjects and speech. She is a 1963 graduate of Western Michigan University. Miss Webster is presently in France as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate and will not begin her teaching duties until November.

Miss Mary Lou Griffiths, a 1963 graduate of Michigan State University, will teach Miss classes until her return. William Mellon, of Pittsford. will teach English and social studies, Mr. Mellon is a graduate of Hillsdale College and taught last year at Caseville. Mrs.

Yvette McDonald will teach high school mathematics. She attended Hillsdale College and will be teaching for the first time. David Van Pelt, of Bronson, will teach instrumental and vocsl music. He is a 1963 graduate of Western Michigan University. Mrs.

Ina Wagner will teach the later elementary special education class. Mrs. Wagner graduated from Ball State Teachers College and has done work in Special Education at Eastern Michigan University. She has many years of teaching experience and taught last year in Reading. The Litchfield Community Schools open Sept.

3 at 12:45 p.m. Full-day sessions will begin the following day. School sessions will begin at the same time as in previous years, 9 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. 24-Hour Ambulance Service Beebe Funeral Home Jonesville, Mich.

MARY ANN WIITAMEN ENGAGED Mr. Mrs. Olaf Wiitamen of announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Mary Ann, to Airman 3 fc Lawrence P. Gifford, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bruce Wornstaff of Hudson. Miss men is employed in a beauty salon at Duluth, Minn. Airman Gifford is serving with the U.S. Air Force in Duluth. An October wedding is planned.

MYF Attends Cinerama In Group At Detroit CAMBRIA The Cambria M. Y. F. held a meeting at the church. The group will look into the possibilities of picking up apples to make cider.

The next meeting will be held at the church Sept. 1, at 6:30 p. m. 7 Chefs Hold Meeting The 7 Chefs met at the home of Gary and Fred Reppert where they made chicken and dumplings and baked custard. The next meeting of the group will be held at the home of Pat Barnhart, of Reading.

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