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RECORD-EACH, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1954 A TTENTION Farmers and Growers SOILS MEETING Regarding the Use of Natural Soil Conditioners First Congregational Church Basement FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 7:45 P.M. SPONSORED BY THE HOOVER SOIL SERVICE THANKS tor your continued support ot the polls Tuesday. Vie again wish to renew our pledge to each and every one of you to serve to the best of our ability. RICHARD WEILER Sheriff Lured Back By Inheritance' CHICAGO, Nov.

4--(UP)--A young housewife has charged that her luishancl coaxed his way back Into her heart with a Btory that he had inherited million. Mrs. Jeanette Illingworth, 21, suitl she had three happy weeks i i she was the wife a millionaire. Then she discovered her husband wag still making only $00 a week. Mrs.

lllingworth's attorneys, Joseph H. and Norman Becker, told the story Wednesday in superior court ns they demanded support from Walter Illingwortu III. Last Sept. 15. they said, Mrs.

Illlngwortli ordered her 21-year-old husband out of her home because he wasn't supporting her and their one-year-old son. A week later Illlngworth telephoned his wife i the news that his a a had died and left him $1 million, the lawyers The husband asked if Mrs. 1111ns-' take him back now a ho was The happy wife replied "I surely will." Illingworth drove up a few i utes later, the lawyers said, and took his wife and her mother on a tour of his "inheritance." He pointed out homes and tracts of land near Elgin. 111., i he said were now his and drove to a he described ns the a i estate, the lawyers said. The husband stopped the car at the gate and got out.

lie returned i that someone had torn down the sign bearing the name of the estate. Three weeks' later Mrs. Illingworth noticed her a a of living hadn't improved and how come. I i the lawyers said, confessed "The estate existed only in his mind." "He was surprised she had not noticed i people cam-ins; and i balls about," they a i The f.ii't the "estate" was the lilgin club. Scouting Try the Classifieds Troop "5 of Willow i will hold a work bee ut Rellaws Lake Sunday.

All troop arc asked to participate, and to i eillier a sack lunch or a i to cook. Scouts will assemble at Scoutmaster Shaffer's house tit a. m. The meeting on November 9 will be a Morse code hike, on November IS there will be a scavenger hunt, and on November 23, the meeting will deal with the making of a a i i basket. Grandmother Loses Custody of Child PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

4--(UP) --The state supreme court Wednesday rejected the appeal ot Mrs. Elizabeth Kovacs, of Grand Haven, for custody of her two-year- old granddaughter whose parents were killed by a berserk neighbor in Grand Haven In April, 1953. Mrs. Kovacs had appealed a state superior court ruling which reversed a lower court decision and gave custody of Patricia Ann Kuntz to her maternal auut, Mrs. Robert J.

Stackhouse, Newtown Square, Pa. In July, 1953, Michigan Probate Judge Frederick T. Miles awarded custody of the child to Mrs. Stackhouse to remove Patricia Ann from the small town where her lather was shot to death and her mother fatally stabbed. Mrs.

Kovacs, the paternal grandmother, sued for custody and the Delaware county court in Media, Pa. awarded her the child on the basis of her closer relationship. The state supreme court, on an appeal by the Stackhouses, reversed the decision. Rayburn No. 3 For Democrats A I Nov.

4 -Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas, a Democrat, will become the No. 3 man in line for the presidency when the new congress convenes January 5. The speaker of the house ranks behind the vice-president in the line of succession for the presidency. Rayburn will be named speaker when the new congress convenes.

Me will replace Joseph W. Martin, of Massachusetts, a Republican. The president pro temporc of the senate ranks behind the speaker in the tine of i i a succession. Sen. AYalter F.

George is tlatecl to be elected to this pobt. Police, Firemen Prevent Suicide LANSING, Nov. -I--(UP)--Police and Bremen a a five- story off Lansing's Hollister i i today a a a a i early i roof-edge struggle with a 16-year-old youth Rescuers rushed to the scene when the youth was seen peering over the edge the roof at 12:17 a.m. While Bremen spread a net, several policemen and Deputy Fire Chief Leon Orler attempted to reach the boy, who they said threatened to when they approached. Orler eased toward the after engaging him In conversation and managed to grab his left wrist.

Police said the two struggled briefly before Orler was able to pull the youth from the edge. Police prevented a similar attempt from the same building several weeks ago. A-Activity In Air Increases WORCESTER, Nov. 4-(UP)--A possible clue to new Russian atomic or hydrogen bomb tests was disclosed today when a researcher reported radioactivity in the atmosphere here is 25 per cent above normal. Dr.

Norio Higano of the Memorial hospital's radiolsotope laboratory, said his Geiger counters have been noting increased radioactivity since the first of the week. The increase is not dangerous, he emphasized, but complicates therapy work and research. The Atomic Energy Commission has reported Russia staged a series ot atomic tests in September and that the tests i through October. Upper air currents mally carry traces of such atomic tests a the globe. Edgar Heath, Mesick, Dies Edgar Heath, 70, died at his h.ome near Mesick Tuesday, following a long illness.

He has been in failing health for the past two years. Mr: Heath was born near Meauw- in Wextord county July 23, 1SS4, the third child of George and Catherine Heath. He was married to Blanche Eargood on October 26, 1909 at Mesick his entire life in Wexford county. Surviving, in addition to the widow, are four daughters, Mrs. Wesley Bailey and Mrs.

James Milliard, both of Cadillac; William Hamilton of Bergland and Mrs. Frank Flees Cedar; 16 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, two brothers, John of Mesick, and George of Manton. One sister, Jennie Coon, preceded him in death. The body was taken to the Nugent Funeral home in Mesick. It will be moved to the Mesick Methodist church at noon Saturday, where a services will be held at two o'clock.

Interment will be made in the Sherman-Mesick Memorial Park. Potato Show Open? EDMORE, 1HCUI, Xov. 1--(UP) --The a a Southwestern Michigan Potato show opened here today with potato men from 19 counties on hand to display their prize potatoes, apples, beans, corn, eggs and onions. The two-day sliow was expected to attract glowers from Allegan. Berrien, Branch, Barry, Cass, Cal- hoiiu, Eaton, Hillsdale, Ionia.

Jackson, Kalamazoo, Ingliatn, Met-osta, Kent, Montcalm, Mubkegon, Ottawa, St. Joseph and Van Buren counties. Lawyer Opens New Offices' Attorney Stuart D. Hubbell today announced the opening of offices tor general law practice in Room 407 of the Traverse City State Bank building. Mr.

came to Traverse City in 1053, and since that time had served as assistant prosecutor for a Traverse county and was associated with Prose cutor Harry Running. A graduate of the University of Michigan law school, Mr. Hubbell was admitted to the bar in 1951 and was recalled to the army, for two years of service prior to coming to this city. DEVELOPED FOODS FREMONT, Nov. 4--(UP) --Dr.

Lillian Storms Coover, of Ames, who played a key role in development of many baby foods for Gerber baby foods here, has been named winner the Marjorie Hulisizer Gopher award for 3954 for tier outstanding service in the field of dietetics. MEET IN DETROIT GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. 4 board of directors of the Michigan United Conservation clubs will hold its next meeting at Detroit December 11-12, it was announced today. New GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY AMERICAN RED CROSS OFFICES ARE NOW LOCATED IN THE COURTHOUSE OF SWEETNESS longer lasting more pleasant protection The two ounce of Sprayette contains finest essential oils available mixed with Hyamint 1622, product that longer lasting, more pleasant protection.

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