The Daily Telegram from Adrian, Michigan • Page 10

ADRIAN DAILY TELEGRAM, ADRIAN, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY. APRIL 29, I960 NEWS FROM ADRIAN AND NEARBY AREA Births At Bixby Hospital Born, Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker of 670 Lenawee a daughter. Born, Thursday, to Mr.

and Mrs. Benino Estala of 903 East Butler Street, a daughter. Born, Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson of Blissfield, a daughter, Born, Thursday, to Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Goldsmith of Morenci, a son. Born, Thursday, to Mr. and of REMNANT OF OLD PLANK ROAD UNCOVERED HERE The Rotary Club entertained wives of the members with a dinner and program Thursday evening in Ritchie Hall at Adrian Col lege. Additional guests were the widows of deceased members and a number of persons outside the club who assisted in the recent production of the musical comedy, "Down the Hudson." William Austin, who directed the show, in- 'jtroduced the assisting and to Mr and orchestra members, thanking Mrs.

William F. McMahon of Deerfield, a daughter. At Thorn Hospital Born, Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Densmore of Fay' ette, Ohio, a son.

Probate Appointments- Probate Judge L. B. Kuney today announced five appointments to handle estates. John F. Riley of Blissfield is administrator of the estate (if Hattie Lehman, formerly of Fulton county.

Harrison T. Camp, Sand Creek, is executor of the estate of Ada B. Camp, formerly of Fairfield township. William H. Walker of Adrian is administrator of the estate of Maynard Wiggins, formerly of Vermillion, Ind.

John Timms of Hudson is executor of the estate of Leah A. Durfey, formerly of Hudson. Victor Keip of Hudson is executor of the estate of Jessie A. Weaver, formerly of Rollin township. Merit Award- Sheriff Robert Stites eceived them for their work.

He announced that proceeds from the produc award of merit from the Michigan State Safety Commission Thursday in Saginaw. The award was presented to the sheriff for improved safety enforcement for Lenawee county in 1959. The meeting was sponsored by the Michigan Sheriff's Association in conjunction with the safety commission. Pleads Daniel L. Reppert, 45 years old, of the Morenci hotel pleaded mno- tion, amounting to more than $1,300, will go to the Croswell School for Retarded Children.

The evening's speaker was James Garrett, a veteran an nouncer for WJR in Detroit. He spoke of an announcer's work, describing him as "salesman who never sees the customer yet must convince him of the quality, usefulness and need of the product Such selling, he said requires concentration, sincerity and imagination and "an ability to explore the customer's viewpoint." Radio announcing, he added, has its frustrations anc amusing and, often embarrassing moments. He illustrated these points by playing a tape recording of garbled announcements "fluffs" and errors he had trans- i cribed over the years. Each woman guest was presented with an orchid corsage. During the evening Dr.

John R. Van Schaick, presented a silver serving tray to Mrs. Michael Dana, wife of the club president. Organ selections were played during thej Personals In the city Wednesday for the funeral services for Charles C. Smith were Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence M. Smith of-Wichita, Mr, and Mrs. Mfflard R. Smith of Orlando, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Smith of Arcadia, A log, that probably came from the 100 year old plank road provides a "back rest for employees of the city water department as they install a new water service in North Main Street. This log, and another removed from the excavation, may have been a part of the plank road constructed by the Adrian and Bean Creek Plank Road company in 1849. At the left is a water main which is believed to have been installed about 80 years ago. Working in the excavation are, left to right, Fred Schaf- Social Hews FILED 1H Complimenting Mrs.

LeRoy Baldwin, a cradle shower was given evening by Mrs. George and Evelyn Walters of Monroe and the Inland Mutual Insurance Company have filed motions for new trials in circuit Robert W. Smith, an officer at court against Chester I. Roff, Alcatraz; Mr. and Mrs.

A. -1 Route 3, Adrian. Ellcey and sons of Benton Harbor: Mrs. Jeen Sanderson of Covington, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles R. Smith of Mentor, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lavender of Chatham, Ont. Mrs.

Anita Newland of 1213 The motion, filed by James J. Kelley of Monroe, demands a new trial because the jury returned a compromise verdict of no causa for action. The motion said that there was no incriminating evidence that the plaintiff was guilty Sherman Court has been trans jof contributory negligence. ferred from Bixby hospital to Riverside hospital in Toledo. Mrs.

Woodard Barnett of 609 East Beecher Street left this week for Witchita', to visit her son and wife, Airman 3-C and A jury last Friday returned the verdict of no cause for action on the part of four parties. They were -the Walters as separate Richard Huttkofsky and Mrs. Dale Baldwin in the Baldwin home on Bent Oak Avenue. The 2T- guests enjoyed an evening of games at which prizes were awarded to Mrs. Hollis Baldwin, Mrs.

Sam Mitchell and Mrs. Harold Bournes. They in turn presented their gifts to Mrs. Baldwin who also opened many gifts including a number which had been sent to the party from her former home in Ithaca, N.Y. After refreshments were served the remainder of the evening was spent socially.

Mrs. Hugh Glancy of Baldwin Highway was hostess to the Ad- plaintiffs, the insurance company I rian Council of Garden Clubs and Mr. Roff -as a cross plain- Mrs. James Barnett. Airman tiff.

Barnett is stationed at McConnell Air Force Base. City' Administrator Robert Finley returned Wednesday night from Harrisburg, where he had been called by the illness of his father. Mrs. Ronald Shaw of Higganum. the former Joann Lawrence J.

Hammond represented Mr. Roff. FORMER ADRIAN MAN BUILDS GANTRY CRANE FOR MISSILE PROJECT Clyde Duncan Jr. of El Paso, formerly of Adrian, as a mechani Root; is visiting her mother, Mrs. cal' engineer working with Clay John G.

Smith of Airport Road, I Bernard, also an engineer, has Mr. and Mrs. 1 Durward Barnes completed the building of a huge of 214 Clinton Street returned gantry crane which is to be refer and Jerry Ford' (Telegram Staff Photo). Wednesday from a four week va-j assembled at the HoUoman Air O.I1U J. nj-1 'I A A XT ihlf- limAlT Water Department Crews Find Log From Century 0 Id Toll Road Just a few feet below the surf ace I Road company which was or'gan- of Main Street are mementos of lized May 4, 1848, according to the days long past.

City water depart- Illustrated' History of Lenawee TVio -fiVct nlanV Was IniH ment crews were excavating''a seiecuons were piayea uuru dinner hour by Dave Armstrong. Zonta Officers Are Installed An artistic arrangement of. tulips and snapdragons graced possible the service connection. County. The first plank was laid in the spring of 1849.

The week to construct a new service Adrian went south on Main Street for a self-service laundry at the from Front Street Maumee former Big Chief Market. Several Street and then west on Maumee feet below the surface they to the city limits and con- across logs which extended across most of the width of the street. One log was removed to make the table at the Lenawee Country Club Thursday evening for to a charge of the installation dinner of the Ad 1 under the influence of "intoxicants in Justice Maurice Spear's' court. Bond was set at $100 and Reppert; was released. Sheriff's deputies arrested him Wednesday.

Wrong Address- Dale Winston Raymond, 21 years old, gave the wrong address when he was arraigned before Municipal Judge Paul Betz Monday on a charge of driving a car with excessive noise. Mr. Raymond now lives at 312V4 Logan Street. Glass William Jenkins, manager ot rian Zonta Club. Mrs.

Thomas Glaser of Chicago and Mrs. Stella Bottomley of Ypsilanti were guests. Mrs. Arlie Cooper, the retiring president, was the installing officer. Receiving the rites were president, Mrs.

Lewis Glaser; vice president, Mrs. Donald Dunmore; secretary, Mrs. Ellis Berndt; and Robert Forman. Mrs. Paul Ahleman was also installed as a new board member.

The remainder of the evening was spent-socially. Arrangements for the- dinner were made by Mrs. Charles Ken- the Goofy Golf at Church andj ny On May 12 the club will Streets, reported to cityi eet in the bbins Tea Room police that a window pane in for a noon i unc heon. office had been broken by a pellet Ifrom an air rifle. The pane of glass was 16 by 32 inches.

Booked For Drunkenness- Robert J. Hoffman, 34 years The crews as well as Citizens Gas and Fuel Company crews say that' Main Street has many of these logs beneath the surface. They probably came from the plank or corduroy road which started in front of the court house and continued -to a connection with the Chicago turnpike in Hills- tinued west to The original charter of the company called for construction only to Bean Bixby Hospital Admitted Thursday Rodney, five years, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Sanford, 445 March Drive, surgery.

Cathy, 11 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deshler, 4415 West Maumee Street, surgery. Sandra, 11 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Keller, 813 East Hunt Street, surgery. cation in Scottsdale, an-i Force Base, N. this week. Las Vegas, 'Nev. -Their, daugh-1 The 15 ton "crane with a brain" ter, Geraldine, so intricately controlled it can rian their-son, Air- thread a housewife's needle, will man Gerald Barnes of be used by missilemen at White Whiteman Air Force Base, I Sands Missile Range in assembly Thursday entertaining in the afternoon in her home on Baldwin Highway.

Mrs. E. C. Starkey presided. The ten members decided the council will ioin with the Maple City Men's arden Club in the landscaping of the Charlotte Stephenson Home, the work to begin soon.

The council is composed of the four Adrian garden clubs. Today and Saturday the council has on display original table arrangements at the Walper furniture store. After discussion of the display the members were served a luncheon by the hostess. On July 28 Mrs. Charles Shierson will be hostess to the council.

joined them for two weeks. Mrs. Barnes's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. G.

Al Goddard of Portland, also met them in Las Vegas. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blanch- of precision missile tracking equipment. The engineers, Bernard Duncan, worked several months, per fecting the crane.

The gantry crane will be the The spring luncheon of the wiU day attending the-Parents Day 'celebration at Ferris Institute. E. Paso for Bern Richard, three years, son of; Th if daugnter i ss Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinette, Route 4, surgery, home same day.

Robert; five years, son of Mr. Creek, but an extension was and Mrs. Richard Henry, 1692 WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR ART EXHIBITION Three members tied for honorable mention in the Maple City Art Guild art exhibition now showing at the Commercial Savings Bank. Janet Rodgers Terrace Avenue took honorable old of Route 1, Adrian, was ar. rested by Blissfield state police Thursday'and booked in the coun- ty jail for drunkenness.

He was mgs Bank Jane Rodgers arrested in Madison township and nnn r. booked at 8:40 p.m. Lint Catches Fire- City firemen were called to the James Dennis Jr. residence at 644 High Street at 10:12 a.m. today when lint in a clothes dryer started burning.

The fire was out when the firemen arrived. Dam was limited to the-dryer. mention with her drawing of North Broad Street. 'Nap Time" which was done in William H. Melton, 47 years old of Tecumseh Street pleaded guilty before Municipal Judge Paul Betzr today to being drunk and disorderly.

He was ordered to pay $24.90 in fine and costs or nerve ten days in the county jail He was arrested by city police in the 300 block of Toledo Street at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Three motorists paid traffic fines. Richard Carl Gibbs, 27, 1116 West Maumee Street paid $15.30 for speeding. Dwight A Fletcher, 52, of 516 South Winter Street paid $9.30 for failure to stop for a stop light. Alfonso Lopez, 18, of 118 E.ast Hunt Stree paid $6.30 for driving with a de fective muffler.

pastel; Oscar Morse of North Broad Street for "Bitters" in water color and Marjorie Nagy of Deerfield for her oil "Last Supper." Jan Pfeffer of Adrian claimed $15 second prize for "Slorm at Sea" and went on third prize of art supplies for the painting "Little Boy Brown." Both were in oil. Betty Mae Cole of July Drive took first prize for her "Old Mill Stream" which was done in casein. The Guild meets every Thursday evening in the basement of the Chamber of Commerce. The members are now planning to visit the Ford employees International Art Exhibit at the Ford Rotunda in Dearborn May 4. Advertising Notices Car wash Saturday, April 30 Sand Creek high school.

$1 per car. By senior class. Annual chicken dinner, country style, Sunday, May 1, 1960. Spon sored by Fairfield Lodge No. 125 A.

Fairfield Masonic Temple. Fairfield village, on S2, south of Adrian, Mich. Star serving at noon. Price, $1.50. Crushed stone, processed grav pebbles for the troublesom driveway.

Nick Miller Son. Special Apples, $1 bushel xStoraje "open Friday and Satur iday oaly. Ehinger's Orchards Corner Treat and Carleton Roads granted and the road was completed to Gambleville in Hillsdale county. Here it connected with the Chicago turnpike. The capital stock of the company was $75,000.

One part of the log uncovered this week had been cut previously to permit installation of the water main beneath the street surface. Carl Nelson; water department su- The road was constructed by the main was installed, but chat it Willow Lane, surgery, home same day. Mrs. Harley Lynn Cleveland, surgery. Gregory, five years, of Mr.

and Mrs. William Deerfield, surgery. Mrs. Charles Gritzmaker, Route 2, surgery. Mrs.

662 French Street, surgery. PLACED ON PROBATION ON LARCENY CHARGE Jack Edward Campbell, Adrian man convicted of larceny from a dwelling house, was placed on two years probation by Circuit Judge Rex Martin' today and ordered to get a job by May 9. A jury convicted the 27 year old man of taking $95 from the purse of Mrs. Annie Pickering at a party in her home Dec. 18.

Judge Martin also' ordered struction companies. Numerous could to 1884 when Frank Swinehart, 315 record for'the service connection Beecher Street, 'medical, at Main' and Toledo Street has been recorded. Both- the water main and the logs are in excellent condition. Mr. Nelson explains that cast iron water mains have been in constant use in Europe for 400 years, and are still being used.

The Adrian and Bean Creek Plank Road company was one of the successful early road con- East ard Duncan for both are joining the Toledo Scales Co. to set firm's defense and government procurement business in Toledo. Mr. Duncan, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde L. Duncan of Tucson, formerly of Adrian, is a graduate of Adrian high school and took his engineering at Mich igan State University, receiving ents of six children, Harold his (j ree 1957 He served two Blanchard, is a student at Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Koons of Saline, parents of John Koons of Adrian, are observing their 35th wedding anniversary today.

They were married in Decatur, 111., April 1925, and are the par- Campbell to pay court costs of $300 and restitution to Mrs. Pickering of S95. They will be paid with $100 immediately and $7.50 per week. Campbell will also spend 14 days in jail with credit for time served. He lives at 1004 August Bride Miss Marilyn Parrisb Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Parrish of Route 1, Montpelier, are announcing the engagement of their daughter Marilyn of 541 South Main Street, Adrian, to Gerald lott, the son of Mr. and others were proposed, organized or started, but failed to complete their plans or make money. The life of the company was short in 'today's terms. 'In 1857 the state legislature authorized the company to abandon its road upon a majority vote of the stockholders.

Koons of. Jackson, Mrs. Dan (Eloise) Jannuzzi of Saline, Wilbur Koons of Milan, Mrs. Ralph (Wilma) Bellman of Garden City, John Koons of Adrian and Kenneth Koons of Clinton. They also have 14 grandchildren.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mack of 102 North Center Street have turned to their home after spend- Mrs, Tuttle, '41051 the last-few months in their Country Club Road, surgery.

Mrs. Charles Clark, Morenci, surgery. Timothy, 23 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack'Adams, Blissfield, medical, Discharged SET HEARING ON JOB OPPORTUNITIES'MONDAY LANSING A senate committee looking into job opportuni- for Michigan hold the next in its series of public hear- Monday in Flint.

Industrialists, businessmen, local officials and other interested citizens are invited to testify, said Sen. Carlton H. Morris (R- Kalamazoo), the chairman. Besides Flint, the hearing will embrace Lansing, Saginaw, Bay City, Midland, Owosso, Lapeer, Holly and Fenton, Morris said. It will open at 10 a.

m. in Flint city hall. ADRIAN ENTERS THREE IN SPEAKING CONTEST Adrian senior high school will have three contestants in the regional contest of the Michigan High School Forensic Association. The contest will be held May 6 at the Quirk. Theatre Arts building in Ypsilanti.

Two of contestants, Marilyn Klein and Jane Kurtz, will give humorous speeches. Fred Raje has entered the extemporaneous. ea routes, division of the contest. Kenneth Krezel, high school speech teacher, is forensic coach. Julie, two years, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lorain Shandley, Route 2. Kathryn First, Route Timothy, three years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Almon Myers, Onsted.

Mark, five-years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perry, 1120 Williams Street. Reinhold "Yaeger, Route 4. Mrs'.

Henry Burkert, 2670 Sharon Drive. In recent years planks were of Mr and found when the US-223 roadbed was replaced. A road from Toledo to'the Chicago turnpike had been authorized in 1828, but according to historians only the western part of the road was completed. It is considered a forerunner to the present US-223. The plank roads, which were formed with squared planks at least eight feet long and three inches in thickness, were basically toll roads.

The rates approved for a proposed Adrian to Coldwater Plank Koad, for example, were Gc for 'every 20 meat cattle, 12Vic for every wagon drawn by two animals with an additional 4c.per animal for extra animals, 12Vic I Mrs. Pedro Garza, 1132 Erie Street. Lambro Condon, 2592 East Beecher Street. Deborah, six'months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Smith, 932 Howell Avenue. Robert'Montgomery, 136 South McKenzie Mrs. Charles Foster, infant son Matthew John, staying, 380 South Scott Street. George Hechinger, Blissfield. winter home at Bradenton, Fla.

Mrs. Ethel Hayford of 713 North Broad.Street was pleasantly surprised this morning, when she received a bouquet of 15 Bermuda lilies from her friend, Mrs Esther Gargan of Milwaukee, who is vacationing- on the Island. Transported by air, the lilies left Bermuda Thursday morning and reached Mrs. Hayford this morning. Airman David Caterina, son of Mr.

and. Mrs. James Caterina of Center Street, has ar- rived.in Hiroshima, Japan, where he will be 1 stationed with the Navy for two years. Mrs. John J.

Good of 162 Park Street, has returned to her) years with the U. S. Army as first lieutenant at White Sands Missile Range, M. WORKSHOP ARRANGED FOR A- COUNCILS The Lenawee County Council and the Adrian City Council of the P. T.

A. will have their joint annual workshop for new officers and committee workers Monday at 8 p. m. at the Madison high school. Mrs.

Kenneth president of the Michigan Con gress of Parens and Teachers will conduct the section on presi dents and vice presidents; Mrs Lee Schroeder of Jackson, direc tor of distdcs 3, will be in charg of program chairmen; Mrs. Ever ett Baker will tell of the work secretaries; Mrs. a a Kaiser will discuss finance ant treasurers and Mrs. Harold Prie lipp of Riga will have member ship and hospitality for her sub ject. The outgoing president, Mrs Fred L.

Barnes will be chairman Car Transmission home after six weeks in the Stolen ledo hospital. Out of town guests at a shower Carl Rosenberg of 1024 East Hunt Street parked his 1955 mode in 'the home of. Mrs. Richard car jn the Logan street par ki Braun Thursday evening were Mrs. Yale Kerby and Mrs, Alfred Cutler of Morenci, Mrs.

Yale H. Kerby of Tecumseh, Edward Potter, Mrs. 0. F. Bacon and Rebecca Bacon, all of Hud- Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association will be May 28 at 12:30 p.

m. at the Lenawee Country Club, it was decided at the meeting of the association Thursday night. Mrs. Richard Ellsworth of North McKenzie Street the hostess. Mrs.

Edward Wickham presided. During the social hour the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Waldron E. Stewart and Mrs. Hugh Heffron, served refreshments.

The Town and Country club donated $5 to the Cerebral Palsy school for work materials at a meeting Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Dale 1 Garrison of North Adrian Road. Mrs; Lee Cof- foy was co-hostess. Roll call was answered by each member revealing her siicret ambition. The mystery gift was won by Mrs.

William Viers. Each member made a hat during the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meetin? will be May 26 at the home of Mrs. Richard Fagan of 347 April Lane, with Mrs.

Harold Sackett as co-hostess. Mrs. Allen Johnson was the honored guest at a cradle shower given by Mrs. Richard Braun Thursday evening in her home on Hillcrest Drive. Co-hostesses were Mrs.

Edward Braun and Mrs. Ella Braun. Games were played, with prizes being won by Mrs. Edward Potter, Mrs. Yale H.

Mrs. Larry Johnson, Mrs. Alfred Cutler, and Earl Holcomb. A stork guarded the many gifts which Mrs. Johnson opened.

Refreshments were served by the hostesses. REGISTRATIONS TAKEN FOR SWIM PROGRAM Registrations are being taken now at the YMCA for the annual learn to swim program, C. E. jpafn iy w. AS.

lot at 4 p.m. Thursday when he iLo physical director, said to-, arrived for work at the Stubmtz-j day The pr0 ram includes six Greene Spring plant. When he, na i hour sw mrn lessons for son. Miss Christine Carlson will attend the Senior Ball at Michigan State University in Lansing to- Joseph Bakus Ottawa Lake mMr an(J Mrs Thonlas ase Wayne Bowerman, 2602 North' Adrian Road. WANTS LICENSE BACK An Adrian truck driver who and children of Chicago are guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Glaser and family of West Maumee They will return home for pleasure coaches and carriag-1 lost his license 'for. driving while! Mrs. Florine Flanagan of the es drawn by two animals, lOc has petitioned circuit court 1 single vehicles, 4c for'every horse I for restoration of his driver's li- or mule driven over the road and i cense. 6c for every animal ridden over Edward Swartz, an employee the road.

of the Lenawee county road com- Commercial Savings Bank has returned from Grand Rapids where she attended the sixth annual Bank Women's Con, ference Tuesday and Wednesday The turnpikes, on the other mission, claims that he needs, his un der the auspices of the Michi- hand, were'freeways. As today to pursue his employment an Bankers Association, toll roads were constructed as aiHe was arrested and convicted in-I Among those in' the city Wed- necessity to provide routes ofjToledo April 11. Representd nes( av for uner al of E. E. travel at a time when states werelClyne Swartz Berr were Mr.

and Mrs. Rob- not in a position to build the need-jhave a hearing before Judge Rex 1 Martin May 23; Attention Eagle Auxiliarj members. Election of officers Mrs. Merrill lott of DeerheW. Monday May 2.

Polls open 7 to The wedding will be Aug. 9 pi. I in Adrian. SUMMONS IS ISSUED FOR SPEED VIOLATION A summons chaiging violation of the basic speed law was issued to Alfred G. Thomas, 50, of East Beecher Street at Thursday by sheriff's deputies.

According to deputies the Thomas car struck the rear of an automobile owned, by Charles H. Shrouds, 62, ol East Carleton Road. The Shourds automobile was parked at the side of the highway when the accident happened on US-223 west of Humphrey Highway in Palmyra township. MARRIAGE LICENSE Downward Traffic Death Trend Is Noted By Safety Committee A downward-trend in traffic 1 deaths may Bave started this month, Sergeant Harold Bliss of the Jackson post of the; state told members of the Lenawee ''County Traffic and Safety. committee Thursday.

He said-- ohal injuries'recorded. that during the first 24 days of this month the highway deaths in" the state were 31 less, than for the same period last year. Traffic deaths were higher during the first quarter' compared with deaths in the same period last year. Through March a total of 299- traffic deaths were re- Leonliard R. Panzenhagen, 1026.

ported this year compared with East Maple Avenue, and Ethel A. Gobba, 115aiWcstMaum.ee Street. 236 for the same period last year. March had one fewer traffic death compared with the" total for March of 1959. State police' and sheriff's deputies incident rate in Lenawee county was comparable to the.same per iod last year, but with more-per- A nominating committee was named to present slate of offi- left work at 12:30 a.m.

today his car was still there, but it couldn't be' operated. children and six 45 minutes lessons for adults. Men's classes will be held from Mr. Rosenberg checked to 7 to 7:45 Mondays and Wed- out why the car couldn't be moved nesdays starting May 9. Women's and found that the transmission, asses start May 10 and be drive shaft and part of the Jlcld 7 to 7.45 on xues- ferential had been taken from the days and Thursdays.

Boy's class- car while he was working. es wffl be neld on Wednesdays City police are trying to deter- an(J Fridays from 4 to 4:30 p.m. mine not only who took the partsf' starting May and girl's dass from the crt Roller and Mr. and Mrs. Dahn Bushman of -Conncrsville, Mr.

and Mrs. Vincent Grunas of Mrs. Clyde 1 Straub- of- Inkstcr-: and Carl Heinzman and', daughter Miss Margaret Heinzman of Milan. NOTES Adrian I.O.O.F. 3: Regulsr.

meet- Ins Monday, -ufcht' at p.m. at our "located at 120 South Winter Plrasi- iilU-ml, K'dUty, 1 l.rriml; Theodore P-f cers -for the- traffic committee. The members are Milton Porter, county superin tendent of schools; Clayton Swickard, representing the Lions and Sergeant Carl Anderson of the Clinton state, police Pegular meeting of Adrian Chapter No. ,112. Order of the Eastern Star.

Monday. May 2, 1960 lit 8 p.m. Elvina Roberts, Mat ron W-. Burr. Sty Templar.

Friday. April 23. SPOTS! Con- ire clave 7:30 p.m. Practice Night Brms swords, belts and chapeau. Stephen Da" es jrj from 4 to 4:30 swors, vies.

Eminent Commander; B. E. Klappich, Recorder. Adrian Commandery No, 4, Templar. Sunday, May 1.

Special Conclave The SoiiUirasU-rn Battalion Kmphts Templar Field Day at Tecamseh. Athletic Field at 2 p.m. Lunch "-ill be p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays starting May 10. Mrs.

Anita Newland, girls program director, wil! be in charge of the girl's and women's classes. DEFECTIVE CHIMNEY IS BLAMED FOR FIRE A defective chim. ney was blamed today for starting a fire which extensively I aged a two-story frame house on Raisin, Center Highway south of Demlow Road Thursday evening. It was occupied by Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Snyder and their five children. Fire Chief Ronald of Palmyra said his department was summoned about 6 p.m. The iire was in the walls of the house and the south wing was destroyed by the flames. The Snyders lost some of Ihcir household goods and clothing. The damage was estimated by Chief Helzer at $1,500.

The property is owned by A. T. Baldwin Miss Constance A. Rumpus 10 Florida. Mrs.

Mary Hill of 2733 Bent Oak Avenue is announcing the IRINEWOOD DERBY WINNER engagement of her daughter, Arlene, to Scott Morris. Constance is the daughter of the late Joseph V. Bumpus. Mr. Morris is the son of Mrs.

Christina Morris of Manitou Beach and the late Byron Morris. A spring wedding is ebing planned. Kenneth Wright won first-place in the Pinewood Derby of Cub Pack 66 of the McKinley School Thursday evening at the school, Ricky Isley placed second. Robert Comar, leader, exhibited the Hue proficiency ribbon the pack was awarded for its exhibit at the.