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Phone 2209 To Place Your Result Getting Record-Eagle WANT AD PHONE 4060 TODAY--Mr. nd Mrs. L. A. Gibbs are returning Detroit today after spending the ummer at their cottage at Fife ake.

I I A A liss Kay Wildfong has returned her home in Muskegou follow- ng a two weeks' visit with her randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'airbrother, West Eighth street. ON BUSINESS I Mrs. Robert Kopietz, Lakeview road, ew to Chicago Sunday on a buy- ng trip for the cosmetic depart- lent of the J.

W. Milliken store, nd to attend the Cosmetic show. NEW STAMPS ARRIVE--Postmaster Harry B. Whitson announces that the new 50-cent postage tamps, "Susan B. Anthony," will go on sale Thursday, September at the Traverse City post office.

VACATION VISIT--Mr. and Mrs. Jeorge J. Strnad of Royal Oak, vho have been spending ten days' with Mrs. Strnad's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Foote, South Elmwood avenue, leave Thursday for home. DOWNSTATE Mr. and Mrs. D.

H. Minsker, D200 Center Highway, spent the weekend Battle Creek, having accompanied home their grandson, Alfred Hone of that city, who visited them for several weeks. DOWNSTATE--Mr. a Mrs. Julius Crain, East Twelfth street, motored to Alma Sunday to accompany home Mrs.

Nellie Neely, who spent the past week here and attended the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Katharine Crain and Joseph Hanchette, which took place Saturday evening. I A displays at the tenth annual Northern Michigan Rose Show to be conducted under the direction of Mrs. Ned Dnrkee of Elk Rapids and Arthur Gray, as a feature of the Northwestern Michigan Fair this week, must stay in place until nine o'clock Sunday morning, instead of 9:00 a.m. Saturday, as erroneously announced in Monday night's Record-Eagle. CASE The Manistee- Mason County Health Department reported Christie Falk, 14-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Falk, as Manistee county's second polio case for this year. Christie, whose case is listed as non-paralytic, was brought to Munson hospital Thursday. Manistee county's first case was June Fredricksen, nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Fredricksen, who was stricken July 20. TO THE SOUTH -Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hubbard and sons, Vincent and Alan, have returned to their home in Kings port. after here tor two weeks and visiting Hie former's mother, Mrs Otty Hubbard, West Front street.

Last week Mr. Hubbard and Ins mother spent a short time with relatives in Milwaukee, his family motoring to Canada foi a few davs' stay. I A I The 25th annual Will Gray Memorial was held Sunday at the Grace church in Benzie county, located southwest of Benzonia, with the memorial sermon given by the Rev. 0. B.

Little of Waylaud, a personal friend of the late Rev. Will Gray. The offering taken annually will be used this year to again further the education of Wayne Knudsen, formerly of Traverse City, who is preparing for the ministry at Eureka College in Eureka, 111. GUESTS -Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Miller returned to Detroit Monday morning following a weekend lisit at the home of Mrs. Anna Meyer, 417 West Ninth street. They weie accompanied by Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Kate Hamment, who has been the guest of Mrs.

Meyer and other friends and relatives for the past two weeks. On Sunday the group visited Lund's Scenic Gardens. Rev. and Mrs. Levi Pennington, Newberg, are guests of Rev.

Pennington's brothers, Willis and Parker, of Interlochen. Rev. Pennington is piesident emeritus of Pacific College and while in the east will visit Canada and many American cities, including Richmond, wheie he will attend the Five Year meeting of the i church. Rev. Pennington is former local resident.

A AT A -Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Bostick funeral home at Manton, for Mrs. Ervin Snyder, mother of Mrs. Ray Anderson" of Mesick, -nho died in Mercy hospital at Cadillac. Burial was made in the Liberty township cemetery. Mrs.

Snyder was a lifelong resident of the Manton community. Surviving are her husband; four brothers, including Gaylord Crawford of Manton; four sisters; nieces and nephews. BROTHER A BY DEATH --The funeral of Merrill Richardson, 70, of Norwood, brother of Mrs. John McCall of this city, who died unexpectedly at the Tharlevoix hospital, a held Monday afternoon at the Pontius chapel, with Rev. Robert Moore of the East Jordan Methodist church in charge of the service.

Mr. Richardson died just four hours after he had been admitted to the hospital. Surviving are his widow, two sons, Milton M. and Doyle both of Norwood; one other sister, Mrs. Glenn Brennon of Hammond, a half brother, Cecil Richardson of Norwood and six grandchildren.

PERSONAL APPEARANCES-Don Melvoin appeared at the county fair in Petoskey last week, and on Saturday made a personal appearance at the Thompsonville homecoming. SON PROMOTED--Mr. and Mrs. Norman O. Wyckoff, West Eleventh street, have received word of the recent promotion of their son, Wayne Wyckoff, to Personnel Man at Tacoma, where he is stationed.

LOCAL GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neeley of LaCanada, and Miss Edith Neeley and Mrs. Florence Greene of Detroit, were weekend visitors at the home of Miss Eva Boon, 446 Webster street. ATTENDED I Supt and Mrs.

Roy Bennett of Charlevoix were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Ransom Harris of Manton, at their cottage at Omena having come to attend the 1937 class reunion of the Manton high school which was held Saturday ni ht at Pleasant Lake resort. Mr Bennett is a former superintend ent the Manton school. STAY --Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Hastings left over the weekend on a moto; trip to the Pacific Northwest, prio: to going to their winter home a Apache Junction, Ariz. Mr. Has tings was a member of the staf of the National Music Camp a Interlochen this summer, and thej also spent some time at thei Boardman River cabin SPENT AT LAKE--Mrs. Charles Webb of Cassopolis, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Webb and family Milwaukee, have returned lome following a week's sojourn at. a Long Lake cottage. HAD GUESTS--Mr. and Mrs. Chester Plngry of the 'eninsula had as their weekend houseguests, Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Humphrey of Lansing, formerly of Traverse City. Saturday evening hey were entertained at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 3.

Kellogg, at their home, 617 Washington street. Kelcherman Family Reunion Held at American Legion Home The Kelcherman family reunion was held Sunday at the American Legion home in this city. After a potluck dinner and business session there were games for all present. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs. H.

O. Kelcherman am Mr. and Mrs. A. L.

Trueboldt o' Flint; Mr. and Mrs. E. Himes Lachine; Mr. and Mrs.

W. Kelch ermau and daughter, Carol, and Sharon Krenz of Bay City. From Northport were Mr. and Mrs. E.

Kelcherman, Mr. and Mrs P. Kelcherman and son, Harold Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kelchermai and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Ware Probst and son, Duane. From Trav erse City and vicinity were Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Lautner and Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Lautner an family, Mrs.

Gertrude Purkiss, Mr and Mrs. Don Porter and family Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sheffer a family and Mr. and Mrs.

R. Burg and family. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. James Griffith Nancy Phelps), 1114 Jefferson oad, announce the birth of a laughter this morning at Munaon lospital.

She has been named facqueline Sue. A son was born this morning at Munson hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jester Morgan of Kingsley. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Harty, 707 Fern street, are the parents of a daughter born this morning at Munson hospital. Hospital Notes MUNSON Admissions: James R. Bancroft 510 West Eleventh street; Mrs Robert Rufli of Buttons Bay; Den nis Williams, R.

Mrs. Ray Prevo 1037 Washington street; Oscai Sundeen, R. Elmer McManus Motor Route Box 44; Mrs. Herber Kellogg of Buckley; Mrs. Arthu Harrington, 1130 Titus avenue Margaret Cotton of Kalkaska Chester Durga, 625 Valle; street; Gerald Glazier of Cedar.

Dismissals: Susan Novakoyich 422 Wellington street; Denise Lar die, 440 North Monroe street Sandra Bigalke of Manistee; Mrs Kenneth Jordan and infant of Gle Arbor; Mrs. Robert Bradford an infant, 426 Monroe street; Herman Weber, R. Richard Lindeman of Bear Lake; Mrs. George Kramer, R. Eleanor Lyon, R.

Charles Lawson, R. David Warner, 812 itate street; Lynn Rayle, Motor loute 11; Mrs. Wayne Weber and ifant, 604 Hastings street; James 5urdette, 1247 East Eighth street; Don Orr, 915 Webster street; Ida Koch, 535 West Fourteenth street; iary Hiatt, 518 West Eighth street. OSTEOPATHIC Admissions: Mrs. Harold Taylor I Northport; Mrs.

Guy Hunter of Angola, Mrs. Walter Kirk of Bear Lake; Harold Kemp of East ordan; Phillip Sturderand of Brethren. Dismissals: L. J. Hier of Inter- lochen; Willard Cook, 733 Seventh street; Men-il Lambert of Kaleva.

PLANE UPSETS CADILLAC, Aug. 30-(UP)--Cadillac police rescued a Muskegon pilot in a motorboat yesterday after the flyer's amphibious plane upset and sank on Lake Cadillac. Clifford Kleaver, 47, the pilot, escaped injury. He said he had taken off from Grand Haven yesterday afternoon on a business trip here. Kleaver said rough water upset the plane after he landed near the city dock.

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