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RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE, THREE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 37, 1950 P' JUST 15 DAYS Before the opening of DEER SEASON We can still fill your needs in the following rifles- Model '07 Win. 351 Auto. Model 64 Win. 30-30. Model Win.

348. Model 94 Win. 30-30. Model 94 Win. 32 Special.

Model 81 Rem. 300 Savage. Model 721 Rera. 30-06. Model 722 Rem.

257 Roberts. Model 722 Rem. 300 Savage. Model 325 Stevens 30-30. Model 340 Savage 30-30.

Plus, rifle cleaning rods, patches, solvent, rifle cases, heavy sox boots, red gloves, red caps. WE SELL HUNTING LICENSES. HARDWARE PHONE 10 SUNBEAM THE "ALL MODERN" APPLIANCES of Quality, Beauty and Economy We Have Them A THE JAMES ELECTRIC CO. 129 So. Union Phone 543 lalte Than you Think TIME TO INSURE JIM MOREY MORIY.

INSURANGE AGENCY AN Form! of Insurance for Your Car, Horrje A Suiinest GROUND FLOOR LOCATION FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 2209 ISS'E. ST. HUNTERS? Bring fn Your HUNTING CLOTHES For Moth Proofing Water Proofing --Pickup and Delivery-Modern Cleaners 250 E. Front Phone 4 208 STATE BANK FOR Wind Insurance SEE Thirlby Insurance OIL HEATER PARTS And Service On AU Makes HARRY'S SERVICE CEN'TKIl 507 E. Front St.

Phone 1339 HEY Here's an easy way to get some spending money! BRING ALL THE "LIGHTWEIGHT COTTON" RAGS YOU CAN FIND TO PICKWICK SALES CO. Cherrybenfl Road KNAPP SHOES FOR CUSHIONED COMFORT SPORT WORK DRESS Men's Sizes 5-18--Ladies' Sizes 3-10 For Appointment--Call CHAS. VAN OSTRAN 911 Webster St. Phone 1120J FOR SALE! BLACK DIRT Lawn Building and Driveways AMBROSE SCHAUB Phone 1840 LOCALS IF YOUR PAPER ISN'T DELIVERED Or If your delivery not Satisfactory In every phone 23 the following morning and condition! will be corrected at once. I A PATIENT--Mrs.

Donald Kohli of Honor is a surgical patient at the Traverse City Osteopathic hospital. A OF A SON--Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Walter of Suttona Bay announce the birth of a son Monday at Munson hospital. WEST FOR THE I -James A.

Parker, owner the Lake Shore Hotel, has left to spend several months In Tucumcari, N. and Tecote, Calif. I A I A and Mrs. Ben Thirlby of 130 East Ninth street, have named their daughter born Saturday at Munson hospital, Charlsie Kay. I I HOME--Gerald Oleson, a student at Michigan State College, East Lansing, spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald W. Oleson of South Elmwood avenue. A A I -Miss a Clement ot 336 West Seventh street, and Miss Hoien Cooper of 523 Monroe street, have returned from a week's vacation in Chicago, 111., and St. Louis, Mo.

ATTENDED FUNERAI The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lund of Lund's Scenic Gardens went to Xew Castle, over the week-end where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Lund's biother, W.

B. Downs, whose death was caused by an injury incurred in an automobile accident. DOWN-STATE -Mrs. E. A.

Evans of Washington street, retumed Monday from a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin Lewis Heights. She attended the State Grange in Mjskegon and while away also visited Mr. and Mrs.

A. Willobee at South Haven. WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamilton of Webster street, are home from a western circle tour, going by way of El Paso, Phoenix, and California.

They attended the American Legion National convention in Los Angeles and visited Mrs. Hamilton's father at San Francisco, returning via Sault Lake City, the Royal Gorge and Denver, where were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thompson. Mr.

Thompson formerly was commander of the local Civil Air Patrol unit, and high school teacher. A i Willie Compton (Edith Arnold) and small a Diane Marie left Monday evening for their home in i a spending two weeks with her and Lester Arnold of Acme and Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Richaid Witkop of this i and other relatives and friends. They also a the i of i cousin, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack AVeese (Sally WiLkop), Mis. Compton serving as matron of honor a her daughter as flower girl. TRIP--Dr. and Mrs. B.

W. Green have returned rom a weeks' trip to Iowa and South Dakota. While in Iowa they ittended the Assembly of the Amer- can College of Osteopathic Surgeons in-Des Moiiies October 15-19. a ceremony at the Savery hotel jail room, Dr. Green was one of 'ifteen osteopathic surgeons who the charge of member ship in the college.

Dr. and Mrs. Green were accompanied on their trip by their sons, Blythe and Ted, who visited relatives In Sioux City, la and Sioux Fall, S. D. 4-H ELECTS--At an election which took place at a meeting of the eight-county district agricultural extension advisory board held at Cadillac, Mrs.

E. Underwood ot that city was elected chairman of the Home Economics District Council. Mrs. F. H.

Waterman of Buttons Bay is 4-H district council chairman and also chairman of the 4-H group. Mrs. Ernest Helm of Trav- eise City R. 4 is secretary of the district extension advisory council. Carl Schwass, Scottville, is chairman of the agricultural district council and also delegate to the state agricultural council meeting.

Paul Rickerd of Traverse City R. 2 is vice president and Earl Rodgers of Xorthport is secretary. VISIT--Jack Bredahl of West Ninth street, was home from 'Michigan State College, East Lansing, for the week-end. I I Richard Bauman of Detroit spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. John Bauman of East Eighth street.

I I -George Weeks was home from Michigan State College, East Lansing, for a week-end visit with his parents, Mr. and Fisk of Long Lake. SPENT -Miss Doris Keene, who is attending Michigan State College, East Lansing, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keene of East Bay over the week-end.

A FOR NEW I -Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cobb and Mr Cobb's mother, Mcs. Gladys Witkop of 920 East Front street, left this afternoon by motor for New Mexico where they will spend the winter months. GUEST FROM SOUTH -Mrs.

Wilhelmina Moore of St. Petersburg, arrived by plane for a visit as a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alpers of East Front street. GUESTS and Mrs.

James McGowan and small son Terry have returned to Detroit following a week-end visit at the home of Mrs McGowan'j mother, Mrs. Pearl LaBar ot West Twelfth street. TRIP--Mr. and Mrs Ray Fiebing, their son Gregory and daughter Stephanie of West Eleventh street, spent the week-end on a motor trip to Grand Rapids, Sag- maw and Bay City, returning' via Alpena. A -Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Johnson of 620 Fifth street, returned Sunday by plane from Cleveland, Ohio, after spending a week as guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Johnson. I I NAVY--Thomas Edwin Thirlby, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Thirlby of 130 East Ninth street, has enlisted in the navv, and is receiving his basic training at the United States Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111. A I Elsie Cavanaugh of Grand Rapids, president of the state auxiliary, was present at the regular meeting of the Traverse City Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 3t3. At this time Mabel Allen this city, who is a trustee the state auxiliary, also was honored, both being presented with corsages and a gift.

Mrs. Cavanaugh gave an interesting and instructive talk on several topics, including the Eagle Memorial Foundation Fund, the recent Damon Runyan Cancer drive. Following the meeting Roger Rhu- man and Teddy Smith entertained with accordion solos after i refreshments were served from tables decorated in the Hallowe'en motif. Each member matched her place card for her supper partner. City's Waste Collection Service WRL CLUB.

Mrs. Anna Meyers will be hostess to members of the WRL club at her home, 417 West Ninth street, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock tor a birthday party. Record-Eagle Clauifie Advertising Rates: 3c pei word; Minimum cash 50c minimum charge 60c. A drive to secure new customers is being launched by Traverse City's waste collection department, which has just been augmented by the addition of a new unit to its fleet of three trucks. Activated in 1944 when the city took over the service of one privately operated collection business, the waste collection department has shown a steady growth.

Covering the entire city as well as the jesort area east of the city and a short distance into Leelanau county, the waste collection units 20,120 miles in collecting 5,451 tons of refuse last year, equalling 19.5 tons per working day and an average of 2.8 tons of waste per customer for the year. The department now serves 1,879 customers. Pick-up residential service is handled once each week, with daily collection for commercial customers. The service is billed with city utility service accounts each month. Department drivers, shown with their vehicles, are: left to right, Jack Olman, Robert Bellows and Ernest Milks.

(Record-Eagle Fotocut) Hospital Notes The top vertebra in the a body is called the atlas, probably from the lace that Atlas is depicted as supporting the world on shoulders. The atlas vertebra supports the head. MUNSON Admitted: Mrs. Prances Tingley, city; Mrs. Eugene Mikula of R.

Diane Whitetord of R. Penny Cunningham oC Williamsburg; Emil Pedersen Leland, Orville Redman, ot Mesiek; Mis. Werner Diefenbach of Manistee; Mrs. Wallace Hunt of 620 West i street; John Fraser of R. Mrs.

William Brown 1136 Rose street. Released: Mrs. A Rosebohm Harbor Springs; Mrs. Wesley Koch Kingsley, Frank Fradd of Howard Hockstad 623 South Union Howard Dunn of Kingsley. Boettiger, Ex-Sou-in-Law of FDR Suicides i from Page One) guard him, aucl called in Dr.

Bayarc! Williams, a psychiatrist. Boettiger took Ins plunge alter 6 a.m. His body landed on the sidewalk in front oE the hotel, narrowly missing the iron marquee. Swanson said by yesterday Boettiger had rallied sufficiently to joke and talk quite normally. "But he had arrived at a definite decision that suicide was the way out for him," Swanson said, describing Boettiger's decision to kill himself as "the accumulated results lots of things." Swanson said Boettiger left a note to his wife in which he said "many thoughtful and touching things." She is the former Mrs Virginia Lunn, whom he married last Nov ember at The Hague, Neiheilands.

Last summer, the couple motored to California to visit relatives and Boettiger returned last mouth, leaving Mrs Boettiger with her brother in Bakersfteld, Calif. Dr. Maicozici said BoeUiger retired at 1 a.m. and slept until 2.30 a when Paine gave him a sleeping capsule. Boetuger awoke suddenly at 6 a and i i i Paine, who was, sitting on a chair by the open window, Marcozici said.

A a short struggle, Boettiger leaped out. OLD I I CLUB, Old Mission a club will meet at the home Mis. i Mai shall at Old Mission a afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Attorney Ormond a i will be guest speaker. A PARTY.

Oak Park Congregational church Sunday school will have a Hallo- we'en parly for members at the church this evening at 7:30 o'clock An average of about 2,000,000 pounds of sword fish is caught on the Atlantic coast each year. DEER HUNTERS SPECIAL! 1937 DODGE 4 DOOR SEDAN Radio, heater, good rubber. This Dodge is a good sound car. It is one of the best running cars we can offer you at any pcice. Come in today and check it personally tomorrow may be too late! ONLY Burns Wynkoop Co.

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