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Harold Hunsberger of this city, consumer marketing Information agent, will be the guest speaker at the regular November meeting of the Petoskey branch of the A.A.U.W. to be held at the Charie- volx high school band room Tuesday evening. TO SPEAK AT BELLAIRE -lames Pound, of this city, lay leader for the Grand Traverse District of the Methodist church, will speak at the men's fellowship supper and program to be held at the Methodist church in Bellaire Thursday evening, November 10. His topic will be "Laymen's Work in the Church." WERE WEDDING GUESTS--Mr. and Mrs.

Maurice VanMaren, 541 Garfield avenue, have returned home after attending the wedding of Miss Delrene Brower of Bad Axe and Phillip Preston, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Preston of Caro, which took place at Bad Axe, followed by a reception at Elkton. Mr. and Mrs.

Preston will make their home in Pontiac. LEAVES HOSPITAL Friends have received word that Miss Elizabeth Present was released Thursday from Butterworth hospital in Grand Rapids, where she underwent surgery. Following a ten days' stay at Grandville, Miss Present and her brother, Louis Present, leave for Hot Springs where she will receive further treatment. SON PROMOTED--Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Hedlund, West Thirteenth street, have received word that their son, Otis Lee Hedlund, tank commander, has been promoted to sergeant. He recently was on ten-day and night NATO maneuvers in Germany with the 50th Tank 2nd 3rd Tank Co. He joined the army in July 1953, and has been overseas two years. TO ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs.

Dell Gaut, their daughter Mardell and son Dale of Cedar Lake, motored to Kalamazoo Friday afternoon to attend the wedding of the former's sister. Miss Darlene Gaut, and Stanley McCallum, which takes place this evening. They will return Sunday, accompanied by Mr. Gaut's mother, Mrs. Mildred Gaut of Kalamazoo, who will be their guest for a week.

JOINS Raymond H. Neuckrani, who arrived here this week by plane from San Francisco, Calif, on a 30-day furlough following completion of a year's service on Okinawa Island, motored to Chicago Thursday to visit relatives and friends prior to going to Colorado Springs, Colo, where he will now be stationed. Mrs. Nenckranz, the former Leoca Hedlund, R. of the nursing staff of Munson hospital, and their i infant son, who have been residing here, are accompanying him to his new station.

RECIPIENT OF AWARD--Hattie Mae Lowe, Mesick, is the recipient of the Penny Junior Leadership award for excellence in 4-H leadership, according to Miss Ruth Gould, Wexford County Home Demonstration Agent. Miss Lowe will recehe an expense-paid trip to the 34th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago Nov 25-Dec. 2. She led two clothing clubs in Mesick Consolidated School as well as a summer club, Miss Gould said. She has also participated in speech and home improvement competitions at the state 4-H show.

Miss Lone has been outstanding in 4-H work for several years. She has completed 23 project years in 4-H work during her five years as a club member. MOVE TO NEW HOME--Mr. and Mm. Far Johnson hare moved to their newly purchased home at 733 Washington street SOUTH FOR THE WINTER -Mrs.

Ai-vllla Hickey, 215 North Cedar street, left Thursday for St Petersburg, for the winter months. HOME FROM ROCHESTER -Dick Ehrenberger, West Tenth street, has returned by plane from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. HERE FOR WINTER--Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dye of Elk Rapids taken residence at 215 North Cedar street, for the winter.

PUBLIC INSTALLATION--Sherman chapter, OES, will have public installation this evening at 8:15. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNitt will be installed as matron and patron of the chapter. TO OHIO HOME--Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Rankin, who reside on Lake Leelanau during the summer months, have returned to Troy, Ohio, for the winter, concluding their 55th annual stay in Leelanau county. FROM CALIFORNIA -Mrs. Murray Rankin of Canoga Park, Calif, formerly of this city, is spending weeks here with her son, Larry Rankin, a student at Noorthwestern Michigan College, and at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Sieler, Sr, of Empire. HOME FOR WEEKEND--Miss Dorothy Grueber, who is attending Central Michigan College, Mt. Pleasant, and Ralph Grueber, an instructor at Arthur Hill high school in Saginaw, arrived Friday night to spend the weekend at the home of their mother, Mrs. C. C.

Grueber, West Eleventh street. ADDRESS OF SONS--LaMar Eckstein, A. 4794265, who joined the navy last October 10, is stationed at USNTC, Great Lakes, 111. His brother, G. Eckstein, RA16449086, who joined the army on October 13,1953, is coming home from Korea, Christmas His address is SVC Co 34, Inf APO 24, San Francisco, Cal.

They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Eckstein of Interlochen. TO SPEND WINTER--Mr. and Mrs.

George Anderson of Leland Lodge have gone to Coral Cables, Fla, for tbe winter. VISITING PARENTS--Bill Gregory, a student at Central Michigan College, Mt. Pleasant, arrived home Friday night for a weekend visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gregory, North Elmwood avenue.

Hospital Notes MUNSON Admissions' Carolyn Ferguson of Arcadia; Miss Alma Erickson of Mnnistee, Max Middaugh of Fife Lake, George Bow of Kal- Henry Ax of Manistee; Mrs Nellie Bostwick, R. Seri Running, 867 East Front street; Miss Genevieve Eldred of Honor; Mrs. Maurice Weaver of Kingsley; Victor Poertner, 205 North Elmwood avenue; Mrs Anthony Nemec, 811 South Union street; Arnell Boyd of Williamsburg; Cathy Sieflert of Grawn; Mrs. Edward Engstrcm, 104 South Elmwood avenue; William Buckwheat of Mancelona; Robert Schichtel of Kingsley; Mary Brimmer of Elk Rapids; James Burrows of Interlochen; Jack Carlisle of Grawn; Peter Kruse, 322 South Cedar street. Dismissals Mrs.

Florence Holland of St James, Beaver Island, Mrs. Eva Burrows of Buckley, Mrs Roman Gamn, 3, Mark Rowel! of Kalkaska, Mrs Theodore Schlueter and infant of Frankfort, Mrs. Duord Peck and infant, R. 3, Mrs. William Thomas and infant, 3, Mrs.

Harry Lynn, 331 Birchwood, Mrs. Carroll Coger of Fife Lake; Mrs Calvin Martin, 140 East Fourteenth street; Frank Krajnik, 316 Cochlin street; Dorothy VanEpps, Oak Ridge Trailer Park; Gaylord Tift of Kalkaska; Mrs. Charles Bilow of Interlochen, Mrs Robert Gallihugh, 321 Wellington street; Mildred Kolk of Manistee, Mrs James Moses, R. Mrs. Johnnie Beasley, 855 East Front street.

OSTEOPATHIC Admissions William Pahl of Kingsley; Lenora and Linda John son of Cedar; Orville Thomas of Grawn; Kenneth Pease, 928 Lincoln street. Dismissals: Mrs George Sho waiter of Arcadia; Frank Rosinski of Maple City; Mrs. George Saw- Now TOO can afford to treat your home to the lanrr of fine carpeting. Our low pins a convenient payment plan adds np to a lovelier home for you right now. Select Your Carpet Now I "Your Floor Northern Floor Tile Servke.

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