The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 6

THURSDAY, NOV. 10, IMS THE ESCANABA (MICH) DAILY PRESS DRIVE LEADERS ARE ANNOUNCED Red Croat Boll Call to Start on Friday In Delta County A list of leaders In various communities of Delta county in of the Rad Cross roll call, which starts Armistice Day, was snBounced yesterday by John A. trammer, county roll call chairman. These leaders will hare charge of the drive In their respective com munition. Contributors to the Red Cross sre reminded that not more than fifty cents of any contribution, regardless of Its slse, goes to the national organisation.

The remainder Is used In local work by the organization. Workers announced yesterday were aa follows: Bark A1 Johnson Hutte. Magnuson. Tebo. Irene Vande- sncker.

Nshma and Tobin. Blake. G. J. Duran ccau.

McNamara. Rapid Cameron. Rock, and G. E. Welngartner.

St. John Olson. McKlndles. Pine Ridge- Oscar Sedenqulst. King.

Granskog. Elna Mattson. Glsdstone and C. 8. Norton.

Residences south of Ludlngton Club. Residences north of Ludlngton Legion Auxiliary. MRS. CECELIA MORTON DIES! Funeral Services Will Be Held Saturday Morning at 9 Mrs. Cecelia Morton.

85. widow of Chester Morton, died at noon Wednesday at her home, 1711 Second avenue north, following a year's illness. She was born in Schaffer. August 30, 1873. and was a resident of Wells for a number of years.

She had lived in Escanaba for the past 3f. years. Surviving are one son and one daughter. Lester and Lillian Morton, at home, and one grandchild; one sister. Mrs.

Henry Hughson of Gladstone, snd five brothers. Frank and Eugene Rivers, of Gladstone; Henry Rivers. Escanaba; George Rivers, Kipling, and Charles Rivers. LaBranche. Mr.

Morton died 14 years ago. Thb body was taken to the Alio Funeral Home where It will rest in state beginning this evening. Services will be held at St. Patrick's church Saturday morning at nine the Very Rev. Fr.

Thomas A. Kennedy officiating, and burial will be made in St. Joseph's cemetery. OBITUARY MM. ARTHUR MBNARO The body of Mrs.

Arthur Menard, which la lying In state at the Boyce Funeral Home, will be removed this afternoon to the family residence, 401 South 17th street, where It will remain in state from two o'clock this afternoon until the funeral hour. Services will be held Friday morning at nine o'clock at 8t. Patrick's church, the Very Rev. Fr. Thomas A.

Kennedy officiating, and burial will be In the family lot In St. Joseph's Cemetery. MRS. HANNAH NELSON Largely attended funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Nelson were conducted by Rev.

C. Albert Lund at the Anderson funeral home at 2:30 with burial In Lakevlew cemetery. During the services, C. Arthur Anderson sang two request numbers, one In Swedish, and the other He was accompanied by Miss Lots Lundstrom. Pallbearers were A.

J. Bund- gren. William Bogren. Emil Johnson. John Anderson.

Andrew Peterson and Andrew Monson. Among the out of town people at the services were: John Oberg, Mr. and Mrs. William Oberg, Mrs. Catherine Brown and Mrs.

Josephine Kreger of Iron River; Mrs. Jesse Toupe of Youngstown, Ohio; and Mrs. John Stratton of Stonlngton. AGED ESCANABA WOODSMAN DIES Peter Christian Nelson Lived In Community For 55 Years Teter Christian Nelson. 77, resident of Escsnnha and vicinity for 56 years, died In a local hospital last night of a complication of allmenu.

He was born In 1861 In Gottsnberg, Sweden, and worked In lumber ramps for many years, 12 yearn with Tobin and Benson, For the past three years he had been living at Danforth. The survivors Include a brother and sister In Sweden snd the following nephews and nieces: Robert Nelson, Chicago; Edwin, Austin, Frsnk. Alaska; Walter, Danforth; and Ernest Anderson; Mrs. Dora Lindahl. Berwyn.

Mrs. Ann Marcusson and Esther Nyqulst, Chicago. The body was taken to the Anderson funeral home, and arrangements for the final rites will be completed todsy. RHEUMATIC PAIN IN LEGS RUX Did Me a World of Good States Maa siiUA loitvkd According to a statement received from Mr. Nels Loltved, 502 4th Bemldjl.

Mlnneso- 1 ta; Itrx Compound relieved his terrible rheumatic pain attacks In his legs. Loltved would like to give my endorsement to RUX Compound as it has certainly done me a world of Many people throughout the United States have made the same statement. Many of these people have been so tortured with muscular rheumatic pains in arms, legs, and shoulders that they could scream with pain, and RUX relieved these attacks in an almost unbelievable way. If you suffer from these dreaded pains, why don't you talk to Peoples' Drug Store. Asy them about the RUX teat today.

You owe it to yourself and family to find out about the powers of RUX. Your druggist will tell you about tha powers of lates In relieving the pains of rheumatic fever and ha will tall you that RUX containa lates and that it is pure. go to People's Drug Store today and see about this RUX test. MICHAEL WHISTOK The body of Michael Whlston of Chicago, formerly of Escanaba. who died of Injuries received in a traffic accident, will be brought Escanaba this morning and will be taken to the AIlo funeral home where It will remain In state until the funeral hour.

Services will be held Friday morning at 10 at St. Patrick's church, the Very Rev. Fr. Thomas A. Kennedy officiating, and will be iu St.

Joseph's cemetery. NORMAN FRANC IS CARON DELTA SCHOOLS TO CELEBRATE County Commissioner of Schools Recommends Observance Fitzgerald Wins In Luce County; Turnbull Loses Newberry, unofficial returns from Luce county elected a Democratic sheriff in Tuesday's election. He Is E. K. Shaw, who won over Former Sheriff John T.

Turnbull, Repubtlcsn, by 124 votes. The other results were aa follows: 931; Fitzgerald 1411. Lieutenant 845; Dickinson 1409. Secretary of 911; Kelly 1356. State Treasure 882: Dunckel 1356.

Auditor Brown 1387. Attorney 84 Read 1391. Congressional Lnecke 892; Bradley 1371. 829; Ranta 1377. Representative Saul 818; Duffett 1371.

1326; Turnbull 1102 L. Sayles, unopposed. Clerk-Ward 893; McMahon 1611. 1600; Spink? 1431, unopposed. Special one.

yen 606; no 1107; Number two, yes 747, no 991; Number three, yes 1422, no 433; Number four, yes 402. no 860. BRIEFLY TOLD Armistice Day, which hi made a legal holiday by the Totted States Congreas In an Act of May 13. 1938, will be celebrated In Delta county schools, according to an announcement made yesterday by Commissioner C. P.

Titus. The holiday occurs Friday. In a letter sent to all teachers of uneral services for Norman tbe county, the commissioner urged eleven old by participation in celebrstlons being held st Escsnaba. Gladstone and Rapid River. He recommended that the school children take psrt In the American at the nearest point to the achool.

Two years ago the American Legion posts of the county gsve Amerlcsn flags to each of the The flags will be dts- of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caron of Flat Rock, were held at 2 Wednesday afternoon at the home with Rev. Fr. Peter Bleeker officiating.

Burial was in Flat Rock cemetery. A. V. Meeting Escanaba Chapter No. 24.

Disabled American Veterans, will meet thla evening at eight at Farrell'a cottage on M-36. All members are urged to attend. Order of regular meeting of the Order of lluneberg will be held tonight at 7.30 at T'nltv Hall. Cards will be played aftrr the meeting, with 500 and bunco In play, and refreshments will be served. The public is Invited, Delta It.A.M.

The regular monthly convocation of Delta Chapter 118, A will he held tonight at 7 30 at the MhhooIc Temple. All members are urged to be present. Kdwin McGlllis returned from Detroit where he been a surgical patient for the past three weeks at the United States Marine hospital. Library of Armistice Day. the Carnegie public library will be dosed Friday from noon until 8 p.

m. Amateur Photogs photographers are invited to attend the first meeting of the photographic tinting class to he conducted at the city recreation center thin afternoon beginning at 1:30. This activity, which is conducted by Doris Costly, WPA recreational leader, had a small but enthusiastic following last year. Favorite picture subjects may be easily made more attractive at very little cost. Firing Squad rehears- DEATH TAKES LOUISGAUVIN Local Man Lived in City for Fifty-Three Years, Was 78 Louis Gauvln, 78, a resident of Escsnsba for 53 years, died at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning at 8t.

Francis hospital. He had been seriously HI for one week, carcinoma of the stomach causing his desth. Mr. Oauvtn, who was born In Three Rivers, Canada. February 3.

1880, came to Escanaba 63 years sgo. He was a top dock worker for the St. Paul railroad, retiring ten years ago Since hla retirement he had made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Oreenler.

He Is survived by one brother and nephews and nieces In Canada. No funeral arrangements hsve been msde, pending word from his rels- tlves. Sugar maple Is unique among woods because In it are combined a pleasing appearance, high and uniform resistance to wear, strength and smoothness snd satisfactory finishing qualities. Sugar maple has approximately 1800 uses. Use Of Electricity Tn Dg, of of the American I Be uemonsiraiea Legion for the Armistice Day cele- The use of electricity In the farm home will be demonstratde by Miriam Eads.

Upper Peninsula home demonstration leader, at meeting at Perkins school this evening at 7:30 Different types of electrical appliances will be demonstrated, together with graphs showing the cost of operation of the different types of equipment. brstlon will he held at 718 lngton street Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Legal Dsy. being a legal holiday, the Escanaba banks will not be open for business on Friday. Banking will be resumed Saturday morning.

T8ACh6P90 hat always been good Scotch. Nothing will ever change sote s. agents, Schieffelin newvosk crnr ON SALE AT BETTER BARS AND STATE LIQUOR STORES Press Want Ads Coat Little, Accomplish Mack MRS. MARY HKIDL Final rites for Mrs. Mary Seldl were held at a requiem high mass at 9 Wednesday morning ty schools at St.

church. Rev. Fr. I Edward Leary. O.

F. officiating. Burial waa iu 8t. cemetery. Soloists of the mass which was sung by the choir, directed by Miss Eva Coasette, organist, were Mrs.

Fred Hirn. Mrs. Eldrldge Baker and Mary Blnk. Mrs. John Bartel sang Jeau at the offertory, and Chrlste Salvator as the body was being taken from the church.

Honorary pallbearera. members of the Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, were Mesdames J. C. Vallnd, Charles Molloy, Michael nell, Joseph Prysl, Albert Pepin and W. A.

LaFond. Active pallbearers were John Radel, John Otto Loeffler, Albert Moreau. Michael and Chief of Police Michael Ettenhofer. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Seidl and son and Mr. and Mrs. Seldl and son, of Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Paplneau of Me- KruGon A Real Blessing To Him No Longer Troubled With Distress After Ratine. Good. Pains Driven From His Body "If I had only known of Gon long ago I could have saved myself endless suffering, expense and said Mr. Robert Johnson, 230 Edwards Ke- wanec, Illinois.

"For months I had played by the schools tomorrow. Escanaba city schools will observe the day with a half holiday, with classes In the morning In the afternoon a large number of high school atudents are expected to attend the Escanaba-Gladstone football game at Marble Field. Gladstone. Armistice Day observance will be a part of the program at the game. nominee were among those at the services.

St. Francis Hospital THANKStilVINti SALE! For Housewives! For Hunters! For Winter Motorists! Mrs. Donald Flddes, 211 N. 12th street, Is a surgical patient. Richard Mattson.

804 Stephenson avenue, was admitted aa surgical patient. Clyde Frick. 409 South 12th street, submitted to an operation for relief from appendicitis. Patients dismissed Include Mrs. Andrew Lindquist and baby.

Edith May Anderson. Hilda Erickson Mrs. Bernice Champeau and baby, John Oannon, Mary Alice Nelson. Robert Semashko. Mrs.

Arnold Hansen and baby. Mrs. Joseph Potvln and baby, Charles Stanko- wlch, Mrs. Vera Skoglund. Jim Wilson.

Altrudes Paplneau, Elmer Behrend and baby, Mrs. George Nolden. MR. ROBERT JOHNSON been in constant misery with aches and pains settled over my body, my back ached terribly, could not sleep at night and my health in general waa greatly Impaired. It was impossible for me to get the proper elimination for my stubborn case of constipation would not yield to anything I tried.

1 was always forced to take some strong laxative. My stomach was upset by the excessive poisons over my body and regardless of my diet my foods simply not digest properly. I had tried many different medicines with no results until I began the Gon." "By the time I had taken Gon one week I could notice a great change in my condition," continued Mr. Johnson. "My bowels were regulated and that stubborn case of constipation ended.

Those impurities were driven from my body and I now feel much better in everyway. Those achee and pains are gone and I can gat around with aaaa, foods agree with me now and sleep good throughout the night. KruGon has enabled me to enjoy life again." KruGon is sold by West End Drug Store, 1221 Ludlngton this eity. Misses' and Winter Coats Priee terns 5 Sold oltowhoro up to 29.50 2 Prices slashed on tha smartest coats! Styles you've admired for their slimming linea. Huge fur collars in Wolf, Persian Lamb and other fine fura.

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