The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 13

SATURDAY, UCT. 30, 1948 THE ESCANABA (MIC Hi DAILY PRESS PAGE fWHTEEW MANISTIQUE NEWS TOM BOLGER 1 A PHONE 3741 1 Church Services Manager 5 1 UN Rialte i Francis McNeill Exchange Vows At a ceremony performed October 23 in the Bethlehem Lutheran church in Engadine, Mis.s Erna Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Price, of Engadine, became the bride of Francis McNeill, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil McNeill of Greenville. The vows were exchanged before the Rev. O. Neuman at a 2 service. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Bertha Price, as maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs.

Wanda Fandrick, Mrs Leona Somers, Mrs. Martha Sinkus, and Mrs. Elsie Pershinske, all sisters of the bride. Best man was Donald McNeill and ushers were Richard Somers, and Walter Price. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of aqua color and the bridesmaids wore matching gowns of yellow, green, pink and blue.

They carried colonial bouquets of mixed flowers with matching ribbons. Mrs. Price chose for her wedding a medium gray dress with black accessories and Mrs. McNeill wore a black dress with black accessories. A wedding supper for 100 guests was held at the bride's home at 5 The couple left later on a honeymoon trip, the bride wearing for traveling a nile green suit with black accessories They will make their home Waukegan, 111.

The bride, a graduate of Engadine High school, is employed at the Potter company, North Chicago, 111. The bridegroom attended Gould City schools and is now employed at the American Can company in North Chicago. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fandrick, Wyandotte; Mr.

and Mrs. Edmund Price, Van Dyke. Mrs. Andrew Sinkus, Waukegan: Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil McNeill and daughter, Lola, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald McNeill, Greenville; Mrs. D. Connavino and Miss Leona Bessler of Chicago.

Eight New Members Join Home Makers Club Thursday Night The Club met Thursday evening, at the home of Mrs. Richard Popour, 208 Pearl street, A brief business meeting was conducted by the chairman, Mrs. John Olsen, Mrs. Rueben Peterson was elected club treasurer. Eight new members were present, Mrs.

Weller Squires, Mrs William Arnold, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. Harvey Pierce, Mrs William Bellville, Mrs. Henry Archey. Mrs.

Leo Popour and Miss La- Verle Olsen. Other members present were Mrs. Percy Tufnell, Mrs. Gerard Deloria, Mrs. Rueben Peterson, Mrs.

Clarence Whitman, Mrs. Ole Edwardson and Mrs. John Olsen. A delicious lunch was served at the close of the meeting, at a table decorated in the traditional Halloween motif. It frequently is desirable to start in second or high gear to prevent rear wheels of an auto from spinning on ice on a slight grade.

SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 30 a Number or false to Vets Night Concert Potter 7:55 Joseph vs phenson 10 the Boss Questions a Off. Ste- MHS Students To Debate Problems Of World Court The Manistique high school debating team will be entered in three contests this season, according to Marvin Frederickson, director. There will be two preliminary contests for both varsity and reserve teams, and the final tournament in which the varsity teams are entered. The subject for debate, which has been assigned high schools throughout the nation this year is, That the United Nations Should be Revised Info a Federal World The first meeting will be held in Munising on November 20.

the second in Gladstone on December 11 and the final meet, the date of which has not as yet been definitely set, will be in Marquette Nine Manistique high students have come out for debate. Three of them are juniors, three sonho- mores and three freshmen. They are Joan Sheahan, Dan Van Eyck Lois DeCelle. Margo Viergever. Joyce Martinson, Lael Richards.

Hugh Kennedy, Yvonne Burkhardt and Harold Feiner. New ports, bases. York state has with about 90 290 air- seaplane FIRE TRUCK IS BOUGHT BY CITY Pumper Will Combine Fog With Volume Purchase of an FWD fire truck manufactured at Clintonville, at a cost of $11,266.00 was authorized by the Gladstone city commission at an adjourned meeting Friday afternoon. All members of the commission with the exception of Frank Stupak were present at the city. The truck will have a hose body capable of storing 1.000 feet of inch fire hose, a 400-gallon booster tank, a 35-foot aluminum extension ladder and a 14-foot roof ladder.

Other equipment such as axes, crowbars, lanterns, are standard type. It will have a three-stage pump combining fog and volume. Delivery within 120 working days, which normally means from five to six months, is guaranteed. The new truck will replace a Boyer truck which has been in service here for the past 22 years. The city has two trucks, the other being a new unit mounted on a commercial chassis, obtained only a few years ago.

Seven bids on trucks were received by the city for consideration. As Honest as the Years Are Long City Briefs Ramon Tordeur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tordeur, has been ill with the flu at his home for several days. Mr.

and Mrs. Norman McIntyre and family and Miss Ardis Lundquist of Appleton, are spending the weekend visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter McIntyre and they will also attend the Gladstone-Escanaba game. Mrs.

Richard and Mrs. Delia DeMars, Detroit, and Mrs. George Methot of Wetmore. spent Thursday visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Chroge. Mrs. Methot is Mrs. mother and Mrs. and Mrs.

DeMars are her aunts. Mr. and Mrs. H. Skogquist attended the Minnesota-Michigan football game held in Minneapolis last weekend.

While there they visited with their son, Harland, who is attending MacAlester college and were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Miller. Coterie Mrs.

George Kelly will be hostess to the members of the Coterie at her home, 1427 Wisconsin avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 Mrs. A. C. Peterson will give a review of the book, by Janet Whitney. Is Honored Mrs.

Ray Tordeur was the honored guest at a pleasant dinner party given Wednesday evening by Mrs. R. J. Rogers at her home at 1109 Wisconsin avenue upon the occasion of Mrs. birthday anniversary.

A Halloween motif was used in decorating the home and a large cake centered the table. Guests included Mrs. Emma Nelson, Mrs. Jerry Clark, Mrs Rogers, Mrs. Tordeur, Mrs.

Matt Gasperich Miss Patricia McCauley, Mrs. Gladys Strand, city, and Mrs. Hugh Gartland, Escanaba. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Clark and Miss Po- kensky.

Special awards went to Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Strand. The euest of honor received a valuable gift as a momento of the occasion. Carol Party Carol Ann Mackie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Mackie was hostess to a group of her friends on Wednesday afternoon in honor of her eleventh birthday anniversary. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mary Lee Mackie and Noreen Sebeck. Halloween decorations and favors were used and her birthday cake was iced in white with pink candles and holders. The honored guest received many nice gifts as re- membrance of the occasion.

Those attending were her cousins, Mary Lee and Sharon Mackie. Bobby and Tommy Belongie, and Barbara Ludick. Those attending were, Barbara Ludick, Noreen Sebeck, Mary Jo Bolger, Joan Billings, Mary Alice Cameron, and her cousins, Mary Lee and Sharon Tvlackie and Bob and Tommy Belongie. Munising News Phone 605-W SUNDAY, OCT. 31 Melodies Horlick and World Light Opera Tapestries With the Funny Papers of Prophecy Morning Worship Music Pearson News Hour L.

Shirer in Melody at Detroit Detective Shadow As a Flash Roy Rogers Show Carter Holmes the Front Page L. Alexander Mediation Board a Living Mission Fiddler Football Review Taxi Program News of Strings Moods Off MONDAY, NOV. 1 Farm Rhythms Hotshots Express Devotions Electric Mews the Bay Paradise Year Ago Today Brown Isle Time for Misses Lombardo Time Passing Parade H. Lindlahr Party Ross at Noon Smith Sings National News Melodies Foster Me Doctor Fun to Remember Music 2:00 Queen for a Day Hope Chest Movie Show Valley Folks Melodies You Heard Today Interlude Club Mix News Please in Pops 6 Sportscast Lewis, Jr. Wanted Column of Aii Music Column 7:30 J.

Taylor Harold Finman 7:55 Interlude Rally Hook Old Music Hal! King Melodies Heatter 9:15 Newsreel Saari 9:45 Interlude Bill Henry and the News and Fishing Club of the Air Truman 10 45 Jamboree 11.00—All the News Call It a Day Off Munising Cubs Receive Awards awards were presented to a group of Cub Scouts of Pack 332 at a meeting held Tuesday night in the First Presbyterian church basement. The awards went to: Russell Betts and Vernon Pease, Bear badges; Michael Gosselin, Joseph Kee, Joseph Troppman, Russell Everett and Dale Pangborn, Wolf badges; Clark Revord, Gold Honor Point; Russell Everett, one Gold Honor Point and two Silver Honor Points. Old Age Payments Increase In Alger old-age and survivors insurance payments in Alger county increased by 33 percent in Alger county during the fiscal year which ended June 30, according to the Marquette field office of the Social Security Administration. Monthly benefits totalling $3,190 were paid to 192 residents as of that date. Young widows and children were receiving $635, and 110 retired workers were getting $2,153 and the balance was going to wives, widows and dependent parents aged over 65.

NELSON FUNERAL services will be held at 2 Monday afternoon in the First Methodist church for Rupert B. Nelson, 60, Munising township treasurer, who died Thursday in Munising hospital of pistol wounds. The Rev. Carl Oswald will officiate. Burial will be in Maple Grove cemetery.

Mr. Nelson was born Aug. 28, 1889, in Pembrook, Ont. He came to Wetmore 51 years ago and resided there until his death. He was township supervisor from 1934 to 1944 He was elected township treasurer in 1945.

He was also a member of the Alger county road commission until resigning last year. MUNISING BRIEFS A son was born Oct. 26 in Munising to Mr. and Mrs. Ford Eastman.

Mrs. Dee Parker is visiting in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Moore. A son was born Oct.

27 in Munising hospital to Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Kennedy, Chestnut street.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGuire are the parents of a son, born Thursday in Munising hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Wilderspin are the parents of a daughter, born in Munising hospital Oct. 27. Aieher-Pyke Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aicher, 614 Minnesota avenue, city, announce the marriage of their daughter Donna to E.

Stanley Pyke, Rapid River, Mich. The young couple were united in marriage Saturday, October 16, at the Wesley Methodist church in Milwaukee, by the Rev. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Rushford of Rapid River, friends of the couple were their attendants. The newlyweds are residing in Milwaukee where they are both employed. Party Mary Alice Cameron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cameron entertained at a party on Monday afternoon in honor of her eleventh birthday which occurred on Wednesday, October 27.

Games were played and movies were shown. Prizes in the games were awarded to Mary Jo Bolger, Patsy Ward and Joan Billings. A delicious luncheon was served and Halloween decorations and favors were used. A prettily decorated birthday cake with orange icing the table. Mary Alice recipient of many nice Mrs.

John Maitland answered her doorbell in Cleveland, and a woman thrust a package in her hands, then walked away. Inside, Mrs. Maitland found a purse she had left on a streetcar 10 years ago, with the contents apparently undisturbed. Checking, she finds $55 in cash, plus a rosary and other personal belongings. Briefly Told centered was the gifts.

Those Watson, CONTINUE TO TRUST YOUR VOICE in CONGRESS to CHARLES E. POTTER Vote REPUBLICAN (Paid Political Advertisement) Nov. 2 attending were, Janice Noreen Sebeck, Patsy Ward, Joan Billings, Sharon Boydston, Nan Patterson, Carol Ann Mackie, Mary Jo Bolger and Mary sister, Lorna. Girl Scout Party Girl Scout troop 9 held a Halloween party in the Parish hall of All Saints school on Friday night. The hall was prettily decorated with pumpkins and cornstalks.

All the girls came in costumes and prizes were awarded to Phyllis Thivierge, who was dressed as Mammy Yokum, Joyce Jacobson as Aunt Jemima and Lois Karnitz as a Geisha girl. A specialty game award was won by Norita Louis. Dancing and games enjoyed following a or show. Lunch was served. Joyce Swanson, Mary Beth Hult and Mary Beth Cannon were guests at the party and acted as judges in awarding of prizes.

Mrs. Gus Deliooghe is the leader. Youth The Youth Fellowship of Memorial Methodist church will meet in the church on Sunday night at 7 o'clock for a regular meeting and for election of officers. The lunch will be served by Mrs. Douglas Mathison.

Degree of Honor Degree of Honor will meet on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Chas. Erfourth, 1315 Montana avenue. This will be a social meeting, and pot luck lunch will be served. Soloist Johns will be the soloist at the Sunday morning service at the Memorial Methodist church.

He will sing, Good The senior choir will also sing at this service. Choir Practice choir of the First Baptist church will meet Monday evening at 7 o'clock at the church for rehearsal. Church The board of trustees of the First Lutheran church will meet at 8 Monday night in the church office. Fall Festival annual Fall Festival of the Mission Covenant churcn is to be held Wednesday evening at 8 in the church. There will be a program and serving of refreshments at the social hour.

Program details: Song. Invocation. Quartet. Piano Berkeley. Bredahl, Vocal Donald Nelson.

Gustav Lund, Escanaba. Quartet. Benediction. BRT Auxiliary Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will have a regular meeting at which the annual election of officers is to be conducted Monday night at 7:30 in Transportation hall on Delta avenue. In charge is a committee composed of Mrs.

Andy Moore, Mrs. Ed Olson and Mrs. John VanDamme. A large attendance is expected by officers of the Auxiliary because of the election. Boy Scouts Scouts of the First Lutheran church will meet Mental Hygienist Meets With Parents A group meeting for parents will be conducted by Miss Catherine Call, mental hygienist from the Michigan department of health Monday evening at 7:30 in the Gladstone public and school library.

Child behavior problems, their causes and how to handle them, will be discussed. Miss Call arrives here Monday for a two-week stay. Private interviews with her may be obtained by phoning either the public school nurse or the high school office. Senior Class Gives Dance This Evening will be the theme of the Halloween dance be- ng sponsored by the Senior Class tonight at the Gladstone high school gymnasium. Dancing will be from 8:30 to 11:30 to the music of orchestra, which recently has been playing at a number of popular night spots.

A moderate charge will be mrde for admission. The general public is invited. Pair Bag 4 Geese Hunting At Ogontz A. H. Doherty and Earl Foster shot four geese near Ogontz Thursday morning.

Fog was heavy and they were able to approach within range without detection. Monday evening the church. at 7 at Mp nBm Mrw if WONT HIY FEMALE COMPLAINTS Are you troubled by dlatrese of female functional periodic disturbances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so nervous, at such times? Then oo try Lydia E. Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. has a grand soothing effect on one of most important HYDUl New four customs dis- dricts handled 46.9 per cent of the exports and 47.4 per cent of the imports during 1947 NOTICE To the Qualified Voters of Cornell Township A general election wiU be held at Cornell Township Hall on Tuesday, Nov.

2, 1948 for the purpose of electing officers for National, State, Congressional Legislative and County offices. Also six amendments. Dorothy M. Woodard, Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE The Polling Places in Gladstone tor the General Election on Tuesday, November 2, will be Located os follows: FIRST PRECINCT Second Floor, City Holl SECOND PRECINCT Second Floor, City Hall THIRD PRECINCT Main Floor, City Hall FOURTH PRECINCT Basement, City Hall H.

J. HENRIKSON City Clerk Sunday school, 10. Junior church 11. Worship service, 11. Pre-prayer meeting, 7:15.

Evangelistic service, 7:30. Singspiration, Bertil Friberg, pastor. First Lutheran school 9:15. Morning worship, 10:30 Centennial and Reformation rally at Bethany Lutheran church, Escanaba, 4. Dr.

Edgar Carlson, president of Gustavus College, St. Peter, will be the speaker. All Catholic Masses at 8 and 10. Daily Mass at 8. Confessions Saturday 3 and In the afternoon and 7 to 8 p.

Rev. Fr. Matt LaViolette, pastor. Reorganized Churrh of Latter Day Saints Church school 10. Morning worship 11.

Evening service Rex Stowe. Free Sunday school 10. Morning worship 11. Y. P.

M. S. Study meeting 7:00. Song and Praise 7 30. Preaching Anna Carlson and Esther Green, pastors.

Mission Covenant Bible school 10. Morning worship 11. Evening service, 7:30. Special music. C.

V. S. Engstrom, pastor. St. Lutheran school 7.

Communion service 8, with Pastor A. Schabow Hoffmann, pastor Reorganized Latter Day Saints school. 10 Morning worship, 11. Evening service, 7:30. Elder Rex Stowe, pastor.

Memorial Methodist Church School, 9:30. Choir Rehearsal. 10:40. Divine Worship, 11. Ser- Ivan C.

Carlson On African Cruise Ivan C. Carlson, interior communications electrician, second class, USN, son of Mrs. I. Carlson of Route One, Gladstone, is serving aboard the light cruiser' USS Huntington, now making aC 16,000 mile good-will cruise oC ports in Africa and South America. The Huntington, accompanied by the destroyer, USS Douglas Hi Fox, has visited Massawa, Eritrea, Mombasa, Kenya and Durban and Capetown in the Union of South Africa.

From Capetown, she is scheduled to visit Buenos Aires. Argentina, Montevideo, Uruguay and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The ship then will travel to Trinidad and is expected to return to the United States about December 8. The Huntington left the United; States in June and served in the Mediterranean three months before beginning her current cruise. mon: Problems and Christian Methodist Youth Fellowship.

7. Rev. Glenn Kjellberg, pastor. WELCOME To Attend RALLY DAY Oct. 31st 10 a.

m. First Baptist Church All present and former members are invited to come. Cor. Michigan Sc 6th St. RIALT 1UCTI0N HITS IJVST TIMES TONIGHT 6 Sc 9 p.

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