Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 3

RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE THREE TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1949 BUY PAILS NOW! It's time to plan your needs for the coming' harvest season We now have on hand for im mediate delivery the following sizes in pails: 6 qt. Tin Pails 8 qt. Galvanized Pails 10 qt. Galvanized Pails Have what you need when you need them. BUY NOW! HARDWARE WE DELIVER I MOTOROLA RADIOS We Install, Guarantee and Service Graham Electric Co.

"Your Hotpoint Dealer" 143 E. Front St. Phone 147 NEW SUNBEAM Radiant Control TOASTER No levers to push, bread lowers itself automatically. New type mechanism silently lifts toast up. $22.50 THE JAMES ELECTRIC CO.

129 So. Union Phone 643 Home Industrial WIRING Specializing In All Of Electrical Appliances Evening Calls Promptly Recognlzeo KEN RANEY 422 Roie St. Bonded Phone 20MW Films Developed WITH 8 PRINTS 25c 12 Prints 35c 16 Prints 50c Reprints 4c Each Mall Film With Money To Cherryland Photo Finishers Box 512, Traverse City, Mich. Electrical Wiring and -Electrical Service Phone 2184 Shaff Electric 619 East Front St. LOCALS IF YOUR PAPER ISN'T DELIVERED Or If your delivery service Is not satisfactory In every way phone 23 the following morning and conditions will be corrected at once.

Having A DANCING PARTY? Pred Gleason and Musio Available Nightly Phones 2000--2059 Traverse City REWARD For Oldest "G-E" Refrigerator Now In Use Within 35 Mile Radius CONTEST ENDS JULY 16 Register Now at MURRAY RANKIN 212 E. Front St. Phone 146 PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER ANY SIZE Large Selection of Moulctmss. HIMX'S A I 1C--Well-baby and whooping cough clinic will be held Thursday afternoon from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. at the health office in the court house.

A A I A a Mrs. William Maxbauer, Hilltop Homes, are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Monday at Munson hospital. A Sgt. Thomas Gordon left today for Self ridge Field after spending a thirty-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Don Gordon, West Seventh street. I A VISITORS--Mr. and Mrs. Jeriy Rogers and sons of Boyne City attended the cherry festival and spent the weekend as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Peteis, West Eleventh street. DOWN-STATE-- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth La room have returned to their home in Ann Arbor following a visit with Mrs. Larcom's mother, Mrs.

Nina Watson and grandmother, Mrs. Sage Ryon, Rose street. DETROIT--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nichols and Mr and Mrs.

Peter Sclesky have re- tuined to their home in Detroit after spending the past week visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Hunt, R. 3, and other relatives. A I GUESTS-- Mr. and Mrs.

Allen Btince, East Front street, had as guests during the cherry festival, Mr. and Mrs. William Bowden of Waukegan, Miss Bernadette Schmidt of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slominski and Pauline and Helen Schmidt of Grand Rapids.

and Mrs George Crisp of Grand Rapids have been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Harris. Sgt. Crisp has just received his commission as a second lieutenant In the Air Force Reserve and will report in Washington, D.

July 17, for reassignment. Sgt. Crisp is the grandson of the late George Crisp. 94 A OLD-- Mr. and Mrs.

Grover C. Mapel, Washington street, and daughter, Mrs. Richard Ehrenberger, West Tenth street, left today by motor for Leipsic. Ohio, for the 94th birthday anniversary of Mr. Mapel's mother, Mrs.

C. Mapel. Mrs. Ehrenberger also will visit in Cleveland, Ohio, as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Smulyan. A RALLY--Attending the ninth district rally of the Townsend club which was held Sunday at Manton were- Mr. and Mrs. Os- caf Earth, Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Earth, Mr and Mrs. Orran Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Halstead, Mr. and Mrs.

Hari ey Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Wyllis, Mr.

and Mrs. Tames Blow, Otto Furtsch, Clayton Isgrig, Lawrence Eagleton, Mrs. Blanche Stover, Mrs. Christine Waldo, Carrie Drew, F. Shorter, Mr.

Reed of Grand Haven and Traverse City, Mrs Phoebe Haywood. The next meeting will be held at Newaygo on August 2S. GOOD USED CAR AND TRUCK SELECTION 1942 CMC L. W. B.

$665 Truck. With 12 ft. rack. A-1 motor and tires. Exceptionally good buy.

1938 CHEVROLET $345 Ton Chassis and Cab. Runs perfect. 252 E. Front St. Phone 935 FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY RENTALS NOTICES HELP WANTED FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS PHONE 2400 1947 STUDEBAKER $965 Pick-up.

Like new. Enough said. 1946 PLYMOUTH $1215 Club Coupe. Like New. 1941 CHEVROLET $545 Coupe.

Runs good. A little rough. 1941 FORD $575 Tudor. Runs good. A little rough.

1947 CROSLEY $450 Tudor. Low mileage. Not a mark on this low cost transportation car. 1941 CHEVROLET $775 Coupe. Radio, heater.

Perfect car. Ward Eaton if OUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 124 W. State St. Phone 102 A INSTRUCTORS--At Higgins Lake last week as instructors in Scout Camp were Robert Wilcox and Kenneth Hill of Greilickville. A OF A SON--Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Kaltenbach, 815 Hannah avenue, announce the, biith of a son Monday at the Osteopathic hospital. TO THE EAST--Mrs. Cora Covey, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

D. H. Minsker, R. 3, the past week, left Monday for her home in Westfield, New York. A I eral services were conducted Saturday afternoon a Weaver- Wolbrink Mortuary for Albert Breithaupt, 84, former Elmwood township supervisor in Leelanau county and pioneer resident of the Grand Traverse region, whose death occurred at his home, 316 Rose street.

Burial was made in the family lot in Oakwood cemetery. A I TO I A -Munson hospital entries Monday were Mrs Clyde Holliday of Breckenridge; Robert Gilland of Buttons Bay; Nick Kallas, Mrs. Andrew Rice, 235 East Ninth street; Mrs. E. C.

Brown, South Union street; Leo F. Ostrander of Kalkaska, Natalie Bosworth of Cincinnati and Neahtawanta; Richard Wallen, R. 4, Peter Winowiecki of Cedar and Leo Lesser of Omena. Xancy Putnam, 938 Boyd avenue, was admitted this morning for a throat operation. WEEK'S I I HERE--Mrs.

Wi liam Dipert of spent th past week in this city as the gues of friends and attended the Nation al Cherry Festival. I I AT COTTAGE--Mr G. B. Wells has returned to he home in Grand Rapids following three weeks' stay at the Spide Lake cottage of her Georg Wells. PAST WEEK--Mr.

an Mrs. Victor Swanson and Mr. an Mrs. Wilman Danielson and chi dren Karen and Paul of Ludingto spent several days here the pas week and attended the cherry fe; tival. A hospital reports the following di missals Monday: Mrs.

Sherma Conroy, 912 Cass street; Judg Fred Dechow of Northport; Richar Flora, 201 West Twelfth street an John Orr of Cooks. I -Mrs. Chester Fryxell (Doris ard) of Birmingham and Mrs. Mar Fryxell and daughter, Miss Effi Fryxell of Flint, formerly of thi city, arrived Monday to remain un til Wednesday visiting friend They are stopping at the home Mr. and Mrs.

Volley Smith, 61 South Union street. A I I A -Funeral services for Burnett Grain 90, a p'ioneer resident of the cit who died Sunday at Boardman Va ley hospital following a long illness vill be held Wednesday afternoo at two o'clock from the Martinson Sampson funeral home, Rev. W. Hayes officiating. Interment wi be made in the family lot in th Monroe Center cemetery.

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UniocPh. 156 A BABY of a son are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patterson, Elk Rapids. Tlie baby born hers Sunday at the Osteopathic hospital.

I A DAUGHTER--Announcing the birth of a daughter are Mr. and Mrs, Eugene McNitt oE Mesick. The baby was born here Monday at Munson hospital. A I I teopathic hospital entries include Mrs. William Zeits, West Sixteenth street; James D.

King, R. Mrs. Morton Crane of Ypsilanti. HOME--Mr. and Mrs.

M. Yous and and Mrs. William Thies have returned to their homes in Dayton, Ohio, after visiting Archie Hinshaw and daughter, West Eighth street, and attending the National Cherry Festival. DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born Monday at Munson hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Hamilton of Harrietta. A I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Youker, R. 1, are the parents of a son born this morning at the Osteopathic hospital.

I A A I Mr. and Mrs. Iver Johnson of Benton Harbor are vacationing at the Lane residence on Boardman Lake and visiting their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnson, R.

4. A HOSPITAL Leaving the Ostoopathic hospital Monday and this morning were Robert Reamer of Kingsley; Mrs. E. M. Johnson and baby daughter; Mrs.

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