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FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1974 RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, PAGE MICHAEL D. LEWIS of 281 Drive, was one of 40 Michigan lawyers admitted -to practice before the United States Supreme Court In Washington. C. on May 13. 1974.

United States Senators Eobert P. Griffin of Traverse City and Philip A. Hart each made oral motions to the court asking that the group he admitted to practice. Chief Justice of the United States Warren Bcrger granted their mot- Jons, speaking for himself and the eight Associate Justices, all of whom were present at the session. After ceremony.

Senators Griftin and Hart led the group on personal tour of the Senate Caucus rooms and the Senate floor. A former assistant attorney general, for the state of Michigan, Lewis been in private law practice in Traverse City rince July of :1972 in association with Ormond S. Banford. State bank interest bill moves CUPD The state Senate Wednesday approved legislation allowing State banks to charge the same interest on loans as national banks. The bill's Senate Corporations a i a Donald Bishop, R-Rochester, said it would allow state banks to raise their interest-from 7 per cent to 9 per cent, what national banks arc now charfrins on personal loans.

The vote was 32-0. The same measure also would allow state banks to usinjc simple interest to compute tfie finance on loans instead of the current "add- on" method which consumers find confusing, Bishop said. --On a loan with an "add-on" interest arrangement, a consumer pays interest each time on the entire loan. But simple interest would allow him to pay interest each time on the remaining balance only. Bishop.

said allowing banks to use the simple interest arrangement could result in small savings to consumers. On a $2,000 loan with 6 per cent interest payable Over three years a consumer would pay $197 in finance charges under an add-on setup but only $192 under a simple interest one, if he decided to repay the loan after one year. 1x2 Sounds liko multiplication? again. It's 'newspaper talk for a column by 2-ineh ad. Too small to bo effective? You're reading 'this Record-Eagle 946-2000 Qbituawj WItCOX Dr.

Paul H. Wilcox, a psychiatrist who had served "the Traverse City area (or many years, died Thursday morning May 23 at the Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Newton, following a lengthy illness, He was 67. Dr. Wilcox was the author of extensive publications in the field of and was the founder of the Electroshock Research Association. He resided at 333 Sixth Traverse City.

He, was born in Elk July 4, 1906, to the late Franklyn Delos and Mina (Gates) Wilcox, spending his childhood in Elk Rapids and New York. He later lived in Massachusetts for eight years. A graduate of Grand Rapids Junior College and of Carleton College, North Field, he received his doctor's degree from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1932. The same year on June 18 in Ann Arbor he married Katherine Washburn, who survives him. They came to Traverse City to reside in 1941.

Dr. Wilcox was a member of the A i a Psychiatric Association, the Society of Neurology and i a the In-te-r- american Society of Psychology, the Society of Bio- Psychiatry and the Michigan and the Tri-County Medical societies. He was also a member of the Traverse City Kiwanis Club and attended Central United Methodist Church. Besides his wife, Katherine, he is survived by four sons, Robert Delos Wilcox of Palo Alto, Theodore' W. Wilcox, of Rochester, N.

Gordon W. Wilcox of Ithaca, N. and Willard Paul Wilcox of East Lansing; eight grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. James (Helen) Bard of Thornwood, N. and Mrs.

Charles (Emily) Palmer of Ann Arbor and Elk Rapids. Those preceding him in death included his parents, Franklyn Delos Wilcox in 1928 and Mina Gates Wilcox in 19-18, and three brothers, Willard Irving Wilcox, Robert Theodore Wilcox and Joseph Wilcox. Friends of the family may call at the Reynolds Funeral Home after noon Sunday until the body is taken Tuesday to Central United. Methodist Church where services will be held- 2 p.m. the same day.

The Rev. William W. DesAutels will officiate, and burial will be made in Maple Grove Cemetery, Elk Rapids. Memorials may be directed to the Dr. Paul H.

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Pearl 76, of R.I, died Wednesday, May 22 at the Munson Medical Center, Traverse City. She was' born in Powell County, Kentucky, Feb. 24, 1898, to Jefferson and (Lowe) Crowe, and had moved from Kentucky to Mancelona in 1923. On July 3, 1925, in Petoskey she married Yemen DJx. He preceded her in death, Mrs.

Dix was a member of the Antrim Church of Christ, Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at the Paullin Funeral Home, Mancelona, with the Rev. Larry Beaverson officiating. Burial will be In Fairview Cemetery, Mancelona. Those surviving Mrs.

Dix incude two sons, Lloyd Meadows of Walden Lake and John Dix of Mancelona; three daughters, Mrs. Edna Moran of Alden, Mrs; Mary Chaney of Traverse City, and Mrs. Ervin (Martha) Kaykendoll of Laingsburg; a daughter-in- law, Mr.s. Rachel Meadows of Traverse City; 25 grandchildren, 22 greatgrand- children; a sister, Mrs. Elzic (Edna) Meadows of Mance- 'lona; and a brother, James Crowe of Stanton, Ken.

Besides her husband, Vernon, she was preceded in death by a son, Leonard Meadows, and a brother, Altert Crowe. DEATH NOTICES Ellen R. Peterson, 66, of Acme died this morning at the Medical Center. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Martinson Funeral Home, Traverse City. Etta Jane Ford, formerly of Springfield, died this morning at the Solem Nursing Home.

She was .87. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Martinson Funeral Jiome, Traverse City. Arthur Vingsness, 63, of Buttons Bay died yesterday afternoon at Leelanau Memorial Hospital, Northport, after several weeks' illness. Complete obituary information will be available Saturday from the Martinson Funeral Home, Buttons Bay. Hospital OSTEOPATH1C; ADMISSIONS Shelly Sinn, R.

Mrs. Hilda Berger, 427 W. 12th Mrs. Oral Haywood, '4404 Daisy Lane East; Albert Conant, Wiiliamsburg. DISCHARGES Mrs.

Carl Johnson and. infant, Mancelona; Dawn Koski, Frankfort; Mrs. Richard Krause infant, Mancelona. MUNSON Mrs. John Lenhard, Frankfort; Mrs.

Charles Dowlan, Traverse City; Mrs. Roy Hiatt, Alden; Floyd Hale, Patricia Traverse City; Aaron Whipple, Manton; Bruce Trowbridge, Copq- mish; William Irons; Ralph Nelson, Northport; Mrs. Schmuckai, Kingsley; Lawrence Elkey, Traverse City. Allen Elberta; Steven- Matthis, Mesick; Patrick Topping, Eastlakej Paul Hanson, Traverse City; Robert Riddell, Honor; Jonathan Holtom, Traverse City; Ruth Traverse City; Charles Hansen, Elberta; Marian Siebe, Traverse City; Lawrence Herweyer, McBain; Edith Adams, Evart; Harvey Bays, Traverse City. CRADLE BOLL SPINK'-- MrMuid Mrs.

Bill Spink (Claire Edwards) of announce the birth a son, Steven Douglas, May 23 at Alpena, Mrs. Splnk is a former local' resident. PLATZ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Plate (Lorraine Worm), 2761 Country Lane, Traverse City, arc parents of a daughter, Nicole, Renea, born Monday at Munson Medical Center.

BRYANT Announcing the birth 'sons Wednesday afternoon in Munson Medical Center are Mr, and Mrs. Roger Bryant (Jacquelyn- Griffin) of South. Board. man. CUBBY A.

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