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1 <v ** >7"= ^1¾ ^^¾¾¾ fej^.^a -:-.fc'.w.«jl-<*. V Fathfully Servng the Commu&f for More than Ffty Years -Mar^M* \ym- w«_ * ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR CORUNNA, MCHWAN THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 VOLUME 61» NUMBER 18 Famly Nght s Observed by WCTU COUNTY ASSOCATON Of EASTERN STAR The followng notce regardng reservatons for the dnner to be served at the meetng of the County An outstandng event n the an- ^tern Star to be held n Byron on nual actvtes of the W.OT.X7* of, M *y 9» «>» «* M from *" <***- Corunna, t the observance of Fam-, p - ^nes, Worthy Matron of Abgal ly Nght, ths year held n Goat Chapter, O.E.S., of Owoato, and Memoral church house on Monday Presdent of the County assocaton, ber. Mr, Gregory also appearng agan later upon the program. Mrs. Haroj Dakn was called upon for the Scrpture lesson and dscusson of the evenng. Mrs. Dakn read from Phlppant the 4th chapter, basng her nterestng talk upon the 8th verse of the chapter. Two excellently rendered pano solos were contrbuted by Mss Joan Cootts, playng "Rhapsody" and "Stardust," and ths number was followed by a readng "Job's Wfe" gven by Mrs. Bruce Morrs, who gracously responded to an encore. Two nterestng speaker* upon the enforcement of the taw, ftftd the work of the sherffs departs****, w**e Dunne Kear, canddate for the offce of Sherff of SUawmetej C*^ and George Swell, who, wth ther wves, were ntroduced to the ramnany queshon and answer perod followed 1 ther sshs, Another appearance of Mr. Greg* ory wth hs fne accordan musc, and the sngng by all of "Goo* Be Wth You Tll We Meet Agan" closed the program ot the evenng. V- ROGER ARNETT RECEVES APPONTMENT Roger Arnett, of Corunna, propretor of the Arnett Gladol farms n Corunna, and authorty on the growth and propagaton of these beautful flowers, has recently been honored wth the appontment as organsng charman for the Amercan Federaton of the physcally handcapped. Mr. Arnett s a fne example of those dsabled men and women, who because of physcal handcaps refuse to accept defeat He lost the use of hs legs n an automoble acede'ht n March, 1931, yet pnce that tme has completed hs educaton, at that tme n progress at Ypstant Normal, and 1 embarked n a successful busness. He s also secretary-treasurer of a new busness venture n Owosso, tt^stojees Toy Manufacturng Co. The Amercan Federaton of the Fhyscally Handcapped accepts as members not only persons themselves handcapped 1 wth fhyscal dsablement, but also any person nterested n the well-beng of the handcapped. CTY ANNOUNCEMENTS Mayor Ray M'r.sur makes the followng announcements to the Voters of the Cty of Corunna, and the people of Shawassee County n general. Frst, that from fow untl an-v ncludng May 21, the cty clerk's offce at the cty hall, wll be open daly from 8 a. m.. to 5 p. m., for the purpose of regsterng voters, ths because of the new state law, whch requres a genera? re-regstraton of voters at ths tme. Second, that McCardy Park wll be offcally opened next Sunday, for the summer season. The park s now n the process of sprng cleanng, *>nd the newly panted and repared benches and tables wll be ready for use by Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Escott, ol Corunna, to Mr. Robert RuhL son of Mr. and Mrs. Nck Ruhl, of Chfesanng solemnzed* on last Saturday mornng at ten o'clock n St Paul's Catholc church, Owosso, Donald Darsance of Webbervlle. Rev. Fr. Horton offcatng, and celebratng the nuptal mass. The brdal party as t approached the altar made a lovely pcture. The brde n a charmng gown of whte taffeta and net, fashoned wth a heart shaped necklne, long sleeves termnatng n ponts over the hands, end * sweepng tran. She carred em seen booejuet of red* roses and j whte carnatons, end wore ^the groom's beautful gft a wrst watch, set wth damonds. Her honor mad 1, Mss Florence of Maple Gretfe, of the OH* St John of Owosso, and Mrs. Donald Dassauee of Webbervlle. were lovely n pnk taffeta, all carryng harmonsng flowers. The small flower grl, rng bearer, and tran bearers were lovely n ther danty weddng fnery. Followng the ceremony, a weddng breakfast was served n Extenson Hall, Corunna, to 70 guests, supervsed by Mrs. Owen Brands and Mrs;'*" Sade Krosky. Here lovely tables were lad * n <f adorned wth sprng flowers and lghted tapers. The brde, who has many frends among young and old, was a student of Corunna hgh school, and* the groom attended the Chesanng Hgh School. The groom was recently honorably dscharged from the servce after servng wth the 10th f Mountan Dvson from November, 1944, to August, 1945, as a truck drver and won the Bronse Star n Jury, 1946, for drvng an ammunton loaded truck nto the bettlo area under fre, just south of the Austran border, near the end of the campagn last sprng. The newly weds after returnng from a bref weddng tour, wll be at home to ther frends n Chesanng. For the weddng, out of town guests were present from Sagnaw, Chesanng, Flnt, Flushng and Morrce. VST CHURCH PROJECT Mr. and' Mrs, Lou Sheardy on Saturday attended an nterestng meetnf of the Church of God (7th Day), held on the farm recently purchased by the organzaton, where a school and other progressve nterests 01 the church wll be establshed. The /. -re.ctng was held n the old homestead on the farm, whch s now occuped by Elders Floyd Turner an( Tjemen DeDnc? and ther famles. Members of the church, who are nterested n the project, attended from varous parts of the slate. A fne program was enjoyed, and' r goodly sum of money rased toward the fnancng of the project. The members of the RebekehV lodge of Vernon held a cafetera supper and basaar n the new T.O.O,F. hall n Vernon Wednesday nght evenng, and opened wth a eo-oper- Reservaton* for the dnner must atve supper served at 7 o'clock, long all be n by Saturday, May 4, pretables beng lad for the 75 persona ferably sent drectly from the chapattendng, centered wth arrange- ters to HuldaS Chapter at Byron. ment of sprng flowers. The. meetng at Byron on May 9, Followng dnner, Mrs. Chester promses to be one of especal nterest and a recor< attendance s ex Walker, presdent of the W.C.T.U., extended a welcome to the frends pected. present n behalf of the unon, speakng brefly, and? requestng all to unte n the sngng the Doxology. An nterestng program had been arranged, the partcpants beng, ntro MARRAGE OF CORUNNA duced by Mrs. Walker. GRL Two selectons on the accordan. A lovely sprng weddng unted were played by Thomas Gregory of Mss Vrgna Escott, daughter of Owosso as the openng muscal num smaan Mch. State Gves Hnts on Stretchng the lmted fee* *»PP*7 s one of the bggest problem* serag the Mchgan farmer todaju To help the farmer wth ton he faces,, specalsts at State eollege have pre; how feed can best be uvhyd. Vsja ous departments farm <'smn*hf*- ment, dary, poultry, and 1 an jaatjjfts> bandry combned to prepares*ffe formaton. Here are 10 general 1. Use feed^grans wth* effcency, anctre&ase any tsjeess for food. f 2. Balance lvestock operettas* on the farm wth the feed suppfc' ' 3. Feed 1 gran to lowjprfdueng stock. 4. Sell cull slock on the present favorable market f; 5. Sell hogs at lghter weghts ewf cattle wth moderate fnsh, tf short of feed. 6. Avod wastng gran ftjr (a) kllng rats and mce, and? (b$ «esv froflfng lvestock dseases and parsstes. Jf 7. f short of gran, buy afcwrant needed* to last to harvest, when possble..' 8. Use hay, pasture, and ^ other roughage as much as possble to lessen gran needs. 9. Fertlse pasture to ncrease ts feed producton. 10. ncrease the emage of grrms. The was pobfshed ret, "Row to Stretch Teur feed Supply." Copes may be obtaned from your county extenson offlsstoff by wrtng: The Bulletn Offce; Department of Publc Rotatons, MJcldgnh "State College, East Lansng. ^V- Use of good'pasture, mgume slage. hay and corn slage wll enable the lvestock producer to make proftable gans on hmrteotgran for feed. The anmal husbandry department at Mchgan State college, n an effort to help farmers through the feed crss, has prepared a lst of suggesffons on feedng. n the feedng of swne, t s suggested that good eare^be taken of all pgs farrowed and that sows and* pgs be put on pasture as soon as possble. Pgs past weanng age wll grow well on good pasture wth a lmted raton. Temporary pasture such as oats or rape wh help untl legume pasture s avalable. f gran to fnsh the pgs s not J- ; SOBER BBS WN HONORS N HGH SCHOOL Feedng ' Three outstandng honor pupls of the class of Corunna Hgh School are grls. They are^msses Hercele Schonberg, Dorothy Francs and Mary Jean avalable, they can be sold* as feeders Oswald, ther scores beng respectvely Mss Schonberg, 3.5; Mss (ss? fed Nfbt ratons on pasture untl ft* new con crop s avalable. Ade- Frances, 3.32; and~mss Oswald jjrumt, salt and water arej All three have a fne scholastc abutters when pgs are on good? ty, remarkable "school sprt and ex- Plf should be marketed at cellent leadershp. MO to 226 pounds when feed 1 Mat Schonberg whose mother, Mrs., Olve Schonberg, lves n Owosso, good pasture s the ah-, and who lves r. Corunna wth her the Beef cattle fattenng TUTuse of early sprng rank growth h "pastures or hay felds saves feed. Steers that are half fat or less can use pasture wthout gran for 60 to 90 days to very good advantage. They may then be fnshed on the) new crop of gran. grandmother, Mrs. Anna Wllams, entered the Corunna schools n the 4th grade, and has throughout her school lfe shown much ablty. She has, acted* as lbrary assstant, belonged to the Grls' Glee Club, band, and other extra currculor actvtes. The other two grls entered the kndergarten together. Dorothy Francs b the second "daughter of Mr. anj Mrs. Arthur Francs, and Mary Jean the only chld of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Oswald. Mss Dorothy s a member of th: Glee Club, has been a lbrary assstant, a member of the Home Economcs Club, and playes on the Economcs Club, and played on the s edtor n chef of the school annual ng feed 1 savng s publshed n Ex- j tenson Folder F-98, "How to Stretch, "^e Sphnx" and has been an out- Your Feed Supply." Copes may be j standng student throughout her obtaned from your county extenson j school lfe. offce or by "wrtng: The Bulletn M *«M»ry Jean» or "Mckey" as Offce, Department of Publc Rem- *»«'» lovngly called by hosts of ton*, Mchgan State college, E**t frends, has always done fne work Lansng. n school. She belongs to the Glee Club, the Dramatcs Club, and s Edtor of the actvtes column n {Ms year's edton of the "Sphnx." 8M was a very close runner up far second honors n the Senor class. She wll enter the Unversty of Mchgan tms last Thursday evenng for and tle appearance of Parks Allan, of thaca, naturehst who also mantans a large brd sanctuary. About 00 members and frends of the club were served a chop sue? dnner, a bref busness meetng was held n charge of Roger Arnett presdent, and Rev. Daldn, Wesley Jolffe ano Harry Blss also partcpated. Mr. Allan's talk proved most enlghtenng and entertanng. The colored flms wtycft~he showed* of brd lfe n Mchgan were especally beautful, wth over 300 speces of brds n the collecton of pctures. Mr. Allan has banded 1 some 16,000 brds ta hs studes of these most beautful of God's creatures. -V_ fomajfscujbbanqoet The annual banquet of the Corunna Woman's Glub wll be held n Extenson Hall on next Monday, Msy 0, wth dnner served at 6:80 o'clock. Mrs. Wynne) Vandbear, toastmaster ef the ocsaston, wll present the srtst who wd appear upon the program of the evenng. THOUGHTS The best p!ace to fnd a helpn' hand s at the end of your own arm. Many a grl who puts up a swell front n socety s flat busted at home. The college yell of the school of experence s slence. f you're gon' to uplft anythng, you'd' better get under t. T.*JP*' rbfc? *JK4** who dv net un*>rs«an "fjtotoothed* of eoaapwwnr each pupa's score, the followng explanaton s offwed. The awards of honors are made on a pont bass an "A" countng 4; a U TT 3, and * " c " * Msr, Schonberg wll be Valedctoran and Mss Francs, Salutatoran. The school,"and the Senor claw especally, are more than proud of these thxee fne grls, who so ably represent them. The News congratulates them all. BAPTSTS HOLD ANNUAL MEETNG Followng a co-operatve supper server n the basement dnng room of the Frst Baptst church of Corunna, the monthly and annual busness meetng of the church was held n the church audtorum above, wth Jtev. L. S. Slaybaugh presdng. Several hymns were sung and a devotonal servce held. Follou-ng the satsfactory reports from the varous offcals of the church organsaton, the annual electon of offcers was held and resulted as follows: Clerk, Mrs. Lester Foss; treasurer, Mrs. Bruce Morrs, mssonary treasurer. Mrs. Slaybaugh; deacons for three years, Bruce Morrs, Gaylord* Kmble; deaconesses, Mrs. Ray Masur, Mrs. Ernest Chalker and Mrs. Wnne Mller; trustees for three years, Allen Kmble and Glen Haggerty) also Ackley Branerd and Bruce Morrs to fll unexpred terms; panst, Mrs. Ackley Branerd; assstant panst, Mrs. Slaybaugh; Sunday school superntendent, Glen Haggerty; assstant superntendent, Allen Kmble; treasurer and lbraran, Mr?. Charles Elber; reporter, Mrs. Nelle Morrs; cradle roll superntend'ent, Mss Alta Trumble. Operetta by Hgh School Glee Club Last Frday nght saw a successful. presentaton of the OperatU "Bg Day" put on by the Grls' Gee Club of the Corunna schools, wth Mrs. Wllam Coffey, supervsor of musc, drectng; Mss Jean Devoe n charge of dances., and Mss Joan Coutts, accompanst Commttee charmen for the event were Frances Lngo, advertsng; Geraldne Kalsek, costumes; Nan Krbs, decoratons; Janet Perry, make-up; Catherne Tbbtts, programs an<f tckets; Wlrna Knney, propertes. The cast of characters follows: "Mrs. De Smyth," We: For sheep t s recommended that lmted gram' raton of a half-pound.per bead before lambng and a pound after lambng be fed untl pasture season starts. Ewes or lambs on pasture need no gran. Wth legume roughage no proten supplement s necessary for ewes or fattenng lambs. The complete nformaton concernas at ; of a "M * rr.-\ g Retreat, Joanne - Sullvan Llly" and "Mrs. O'Mallc/," women, guests d the lcr> f v -^, ';_>,> cele Schonberg and Dorothy Shantz; "Jane Jackson," ward 0 " Mrs. De Smythe, Barbara Harrs; "Grace," helper n the Retreat, Ca+herme Tbbts; "Anna", Swedsh mad, Fath Dakn; "Mrs. A. Turney" (Aunt.Alce), trustee for the Jackson estate, Nan Krbs; "Carolne",,. her mad, ' Glora Mehgh; "Lsette," French uud, Josephne Spanola; "Harls-,qun" an<j "Columbne" wth sngers and dancers n the Mard Gras, Sona Rumrll and Carol Braze. A lttle group of "workrg women* was composed of Alta Mae Lawcock, Clara Mae Serr, Patrca MUSSOA. Dorothy Francs, Glora Bowman, Mary Ellen Brasc, Mary Mller. Several grts were featured n a "Joan of Arc" drll Barbara Hfdebrant Mary Oswald, Vola Swan,.Wflma- Knney, Marjore HHlenb*;*, Anna lbra, Edna Zdnak and Jane* ^ssju and chldren from the who were clever tttle Mardt characters wre Blly Zmmerman, Hng; Jance Btter, queen; Janet Rnoads, page; Leland Vanderkarr and Kenneth Lashaway, heralds; Margaret Gswold, clown; Kate Lawcock, Mary Joe Horton, Dorothy Lbra, Ralfreda Anon, Judy Fsher, Mary Alce Ehrlch, Sharon Brands, Carol Ftpatrck, lades-n-watng, wth Barbara Sdney, Marjore Tom- Hnson, Laurae Ells and Donna Francs as chc French mcds. Between the acts, muscal numbers were sngng by the Boys' Quartette, and band selectons. MERRY CRCLE CLASS The young people's group of the Vence Methodst church, the Merry Crcle class, met on Frday evenng of last week, wth James and Grace Galloway as ther hosts. The youn*r people have adopted the project of ancl'scapng the grounds of the church, and Mss Prsclla Seward was apponted as charman of the project commttee. Twenty-sx young people were present and enjoyed a program of games and contests and planned a meetng for late n May, when there wll be a hayrde ana wener roast on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Pearsall, wth Msses Dorothy Seward and Grace Galloway and Glen (Junor) Tobey, commttee n charge. f The class voted a su m of money to the Methodst Rado Parsh fund durng the busness meetng of the evenng. -V- YOUNG BRDE HONORED A most pleasng event of Tuesday afternoon was a recepton tendered Mrs. Elmer Younrc, the former Mss Naom Becker, n the home of her Twenty one MAAS Cathedral aunt, Mrs. W. A. Knght, of South chmes have recently been added to Brady street, Corunna. The marrage the Hammond 1 organ recently purchased of the young lady to Elmer Young, by the Frst Methodst church of Ovd, was a recent event. of Corunna, and were an anonymous The young brde s a most popular gft to the church and membershp. young woman", and gracruated from They were nstalled' as a complete the Corunna hgh school wth the surprse to the membershp and even class of Mr. Young s a splendd to the organst, Mrs. Henry Anderson, young mar,"and war, recently ds and were n use for the frst charged from the navy. tme 1 ast Sunday. A bud speaker Durng the afternoon, whch s to be nstalled n the belfry of the ' most pleasng n every way. refreshchurch, so that the people of the menta were served* by Mrs. Knght, communty generally may enjoy the a1d the young brde was the recpchmes. ; e nt of a number of lovely gfts.

2 19 wm»*" mmm The Conmna News yuno tu own Mw««pau *»* «:.;::. VKE L NNON NEWS the Amercan lyttejm of free (ajtfe, fret spjsk^ 'tree ^trpr*«v frfr THE NEW LOTHROP NEWS LOU N. SMEARDY, PubUW LOOKNG AfflAD» GEORGES. BENSON 7¾ Hear Ye, Hear Y*!. C? of the 5,000 Unted States awne*. who ded on wo Jm a was B«?o Toland, 24, of Concord, K, H., a V>!e junor and an honor student. When another offcer was wounded n batt'e, Lt. To!and voluntarly too!; fotnmand of hs plstoon, stormed the rw?e and ganed the objecwe before ft«hmself was klled. 'o- Jnnd's estate, less than *4,(X0, was dvded by hs wll a* oy.:.::s: Benevolence 5% RHs church 5% Bs college 10% H...Tt-p school... '.'...20% TV. A. P. of L.,,...10% The G. T..? u. A. M. 20¾,Tfc, U -.. ~ S.'SS,.,,.., J 0 rwtt Message s not a document of a! verbage; just a *» note from a mltary J» r,g to battle Qute aware ttha fghters don't alv.ays return -from such mssons. t was no hastly devsed nstrument. Every defa shows scholarly thought. The arror knew he mght be gvng hs llo 'or Amerca's future, and tossed n hs possessons as part of the offe'ng. Not even a cyncal crtc of the lberty Ben To a..! understood and apprecated could detect a tone of fc'.'.^ltesj n hl harmonous b:^- 4uc:Us. He met death on February ^1 -nd t s rl'.urrabv certan that ptk' wll was wrtten at Chrstmas, k/cyuk3 V : ->nrzon of merrment but a sprt of "Gr-od wll t-v,..: tncn." n tut holday gft- st r" : = a cc^" uote of vctory and ;<>; t.... To Save Amercansm As f t were hs lfe's.a^t t 1.' fve per cent went'to murc a... ve to a Chrstmas cha;.y, " l't.. SCO Needest Cases," sponsored b, the '> "*«' York Tmes. ToU-*- 1»...- the worth of learnng and prld T trbute to two schools that were pecularly hs own* Yale Unversty and St. Pauls of Concord. The wll a other four benefcares scur.d u chord of pure patrotsm. Net every servce man w..o pad hb lfe for vctory n World Wa- possessed ths young man's eras? of publc EHars, but they all wanted the same thng. They wanted n Amerca the land of oppuu^..^ more. The leutenant's wll expresses all ths hope and more, for Toland knew how to save Amerca's freedom: through peace between la* fear and management. Payng to Be Beard ThU sober young man lad 00% of hs earthly holdngs on the altar of ndustral peace. Hs mother yet lved. No doubt he had personal frend-- who needed funds. Just the same, hs largest sngle hope be- O*K«:-> '4, < < 4 ar baflbv ^restrcted opportunty and e&abty under the lawt" V^h 20¾ he asked Congress to heed the plea of many martyrs, a ora for laws n the nterest of all,..o just pressure groups. Another J.J% calls aloud to* the Natonal Assocaton of Manufacturers, a gojp of small employers such as 11 mors than two-thrds of Amerca's pay envelopes. Another ffth *egs a hearng by the two bggest labor groups, destned, to play-a* mportant role n Amerca's aular*. Courageous Anmal Weasels are among the most gracef"! and courageous of North Amercan small anmals, and go through lfe wth admrable ndependence and sngleness of purpose. Although some persons may thnk them rare, they.are wder/ dstrbuted and, n places, common. Just how numerous they are s dffcult to determne, as they wander freeb/ and there s no means of tellng how frequently, the,same anmal may be mot n southern Sasfcatchewan, Canada, the common fpectes"f s the Large long-taled weasel, a beautful reddsh-brown anmal wth a pale yellow throat, neck a UP*. der surface. On the open prare ts prncpal food conssts of ground squrrels, but t prays just as readly upon hares, game brds or domestc poultry, when opportunty permts, attackng brds or mammals many tmes ts own sze and weght Whle deplorng the destructon of poultry, one must admt that ts effect upon the ground, squrrel populaton s of great mportance, partculary n cultvated dstrcts. As t can clmb well, the eggs and young of small brds probably form a substantal part of ts det n early summer. NOTCE OF LETTNG NOTCE OF LETTNG OF DRAN CONTRACT AND REVEW OF APPORTONMENTS Notce s Hereby Gven, That, Charles G. Cook, County Dran Commssoner of the County of Shawassee, State of Mchgan, wll, on the Bth day of Hay, A. D. 1046, at the pont where Onon Creek dran crosses Sbpman Rd., n the Townshp of Vence, n sad' County of BeAswassoo at ten o'clock n the forenoon of Chat day, proceed to receve closed bds ana 11 o'clock n the forenoon of that day, when bds wll be opened and publcly announced for the constructon of a certan Dran known and desgnate^ as "Onon Creek Dran," located and establshed n the Townshp of Vence n sad County. t Sad dran s dvded* nto Three Sectons as follows, each secton havng the average depth and 1 wdth as set forth: All statons are 100 feet apart. Secton No. 1 begnnng at staton number 00 at the lower end? of sad dran and extendng to staton number , a dstance of 4000 feet, and havng an average dtepth of 5.05 feet, and * wdth of bottom of 8 feet, open dran. Renforce exstng Roao* brdge. "T M.E.GLLETT OFFERS PHLCO RADOS FRESTONE RADOS RONRTE RONERS at $ PANTS AND VARNSHES M.E.GLLETT Home Town Dealer Phone 22-F-3 * NEW LOTHROP, MCH. Y eje h oath dwh debh jfth jwh dffh affh n n dfft j*la n * fta. 4J* a*a "* a*a a*a * A apa a*a a* ^HjMjMjeef tt **Where Frends Meet HE QUAKER 2 East o Ow on M-21 Meet your Frends at the Quaker *mm Secton ausabar 2 begnnng' at staton n ember and extendng to staton awmbar^l , ev tfetaace of 004) feet; havng an average death of 6.88 feet and 1 a ardth of bottom of 6 feet ope* dran. Secton number 3 begnnng at staton number and extendng to staton nvmber «, a dstance of 2558 feet, havng an average depth of 6.92 feet and a wdth of bottom of 4 feet, open dran. Remove and salvage brdge at Sta Replace wth 40 feet of 60" Corrugated ron ppe. n the constructon of sad 1 dran the followng quanttes and character of tle or ppe wll be requred and contracts let for same: 40 feet of 60" Corrugated ron Ppe. The constructon of sad* dran wll nclude the constructon of the followng culverts anj brdges havng the locaton and of the type ana* rse stated for whch contracts wll be let. At Sta renforce the footngs of exstng brdge by placng; concrete to «depth of four feet (4 feet) below exstng footngs usng a mxture of 1-2½-5 concrete. Ths wll requre four cubc yards O concrete. Sad job wll be let by sectons. The secton at the outlet of sad Dran wll fee let frst, und the remanng sectons n ther order up.stream, n accordance wth the dagram now on fle wth the "otfcet papers pertanng to sad Dran, n the offce of the County Dran Commssoner of the County of Shawassee to whch reference may be had by all partes nterested, and bds wll be made and receved? accord* ngry. Contracts wll be made wth the lowest responsble bdder gvng adequate securty for the performance of the work, n the sum then and there fxed Dy n&e, reservng to myself the rght.to reject any and 1 all bds, and to adjourn such lettng to such tme and place as shall publcly announce at the tme of lettng. The date for the completon of such contract, and t e terms of payment therefor, snal and wll be announced at the tme and place of lettng. Any person desrng to bd on the above mentoned work wll be requred to depost wth the County Dran Commssoner a certfed check or ts equvalent to the amount of ($100.00) One hundred and no-100 Dollars r? r. ruarantee that he wll enter nto contract an^ furnsh the requre^ bor.l as prescrbed by 'aw. The checks cf all unsuccessful bdders wll be returned after contracts are awarded. The payment for the above mentoned 1 work wll be ma^" as follows: To be announced at the tme of Notce (a Farther Hereby Gh jn, that on Monday &e 13th day of May, 194«, at a Pont where Onon Creek <^oseea SsdpssAa Read, la the Townshp of Vence, Coanty of Phlewaau, or at seek other ttaae and* plaee thereafter, to whch, the County Dran the suae, (he apportonment for benefts and the lands? wthn the "ONON Specal Aaeeamnent Dstrct,'*- and the apportonments thereof wstl be subject to revew for one day, from nne o'clock n the forenoon untl fve o'clock n the afternoon. At sad' revew the computaton of costs for sad Dran wll also be open for nspecton by any partes nterested. The followng s a descrpton of, the several tracts or parcels of land consttutng the Specal Assessment Dstrct of sad 1 Dran, vs: DRANAGE DSTRCT OP THE ONON CREEK DRAN VENCE TOWNSHP T 7 N R 4 E Shawassee.County, Mchgan SECTON FOUR (4) N A of W A of NW frl %, Frank Serbus, 70.4 Acres. BE * of NW frl %, NE % of SW %, and 8 24 A of W M-88 A of NW frl *4, Phllp Blanchett, Acres. W % of SW %, George Crowe, 80.0 Acres. W tt of SE h of SE H, George Bullewore, 20 Acres. SECTON PTVE (6) N A of NE frl % except NW 5 A, Wllard R. Snyder, 50.8 Acres. S 80 A of NE frl h, Magge Gdley, 80.0 Acres. S A of N A of NE frl M, Vernon Frday, 55.8 Acres. S 50 A of E A of NW frl *4, Olver and Mary McKay, 50.0 At>ag SE*5 A of W V of SW hk, Mrs. Charles Rgoulet, 5.0 Acres. E V of SW %, Ernest Carln, 80 0 Acres. S 30 A of W hk of SE h, Mnne Mole, 30.0 Acres. N 30 A of S 60 A of W % of SE V. DavH Mole Est., 30.0 Acres. N 20 A of W hk of SE V4,,Bert Persall, 20.0 Acres. E V of SE h, George Crowe, 80.O Ac-es. SECTON EGHT (8) «E 5 \ of SW V o NW h, E H of W % of SW V N of Rd.. And 1 E * of W V of SW % S of Rd. f Floyd Galloway, 61.0 Acres. E V of NE. tt South of anglng Road, Evelyn Quck, 77.0 Acres. E V of (NE. h North of anglng Road, George Crowe, 3.0 Acres, W V of NE % and E K of NW H. Phneas N. Burch et al, Acres. NE 2 A of KW'M of NW h, Emle Rgoulet, 2.0' Acres. E V of SW V4 N of EAW Hghway, Herman Brookhoose, 16.0 Acres. WV* of S 64 A of E " of SW h, T. P. Mddleton, 32.0 Acres. E 32 A of S 64 A of E V of SW h, Lesle Mddleton, 810 Acres. SECTON NNE <») N 20 A of W * of NW t, Peter TachenbU.20.tAcree. NW #of mwm M, LouWjUttetB! 5<eV4tre*, * % of NW SECTON OTTEptTfffcN (17) KBMAof the MW H except E 5 A, George Serr, 25,0 Acres. Total Aen»age Beneftted, Acres. Townshp of Vence at Large. Lst of County Road's Beneftted: The East Q.937 mfle runnng El W across the center of Sec. 8. The entre mle of anglng road runnng across Sec. 4, 5, and 8. The North 0.18T mle of the South mle between Sec, 8 and 9. The North mle runnng N and S across the center of Sec. 8. The East mle of the West mle between Sec. 5 and* 8. The South mle runnng N and S across the center of Sec. 5. The East mle on the North sde of Sec, 6. The West mle on the North sde of Sec. 4. A total of mles of County Roads beneftted'. Total Length of Dran, 12,558 feet, or mles., Now, Therefore, All unknown and non-resdent persons, owners and persons mteresteu* to the above descrbed lands, a#d you Sherman E. Welch, Shawassee County Clerk, Prank Pasco, Charman of the County Road Commsson and Bex Post, Supervsor of Vence Two., are hereby notfed that at the tme and plaee aforesad, or at such other tme"and place thereafter to whch sad) lettng may be adjourned* shall proceed to receve bds fo-th* etonstructott of sakf "ONON. CREEK DRAN," n the manner herenbefore stated; and,also, that at such tme and place as stated! aforesad from nne o'clock n the forenoon untl fve o'clock n the afternoon, the apportonment for benefts and the lands comprsed wthn the ONON CREEK Dran Specal Assessment Dstrcts wll be subject to revew. And You and Each of You, Owners and persons nterested n the aforesad lands, are hereby cted to appear at the tme and place of such revewng of apportonments as aforesad, and wll be heard wth respect to such specal assessments and your nterests n relaton.thereto, f you so desre. Dat A. D. M ths 24th day of Aprl, CHAS. G. COOK, County Dran. Commssoner, County of Shaweases. To add flavor f» place asuaad roaat aueat h> the Oven; and cook antf Afc * Aw v**mn+a Then pour torn? CTtjan oeay ft. Bstte the meat wth the lqud untjl t hv ODokad tswnogh. A teaspoon of dry uf&ad chns added just befovt takng from the oven gves even more seat to the meal Tomato sauce vares canned meat flavor. Onons, celery and peppers cooked wth meat gves three more taste changes. A bt of raw ground ham or sausage added to canned /round meat changes the meat loaf /T patte flavor. n makng stew, avod overcookng by parbolng the vegetables before addng them to the meat. Canned meats lose ther canned flavor n combnaton dshes. Macaron or spaghett dshes wth ground meat and tomatoes are good. Spansh rce wth canned 'meat s another varety, Mushrooms wth fred meats or fe casserole combnatons add another flavor. A dash of dfferent herbs D combnaton or alone take ttf "canned" out of the canned meat Ratal Precessmg Rses One of the results of rural electrfcaton s a development of rural processng plants and other ndustres whcv create new sources of rural employment and wealth, says the Rural Electrfcaton admnstraton. A steady rse n the annual number of applcatons receved by REA borrowers for ndustral and commercal power servce has taken place durng the war years. As n prevous years, a majorty of the applcatons were from manufacturng and processng ndustres. The demand of the naton at war for coal, ol, and other mnerals and wood, brought a relatvely large number of applcatons from mnes, ol-pumpng statons, lumber mlls and sawmlls. Many feed mlls, locker plants, cotton gns, and other agrcultural processng ndustres also sought power. rrgaton applcatons were numerous. Use More Fertlser n the fve years endng wth 1940 the average annual consumpton of commercal fertlzer ntrogen, accordng to a survey by the department of agrculture was about 390,000 tons, and by 1944, t was up to 628,000 tons. The states that fed ther crops most heavly on tne ntrogen were eght Atlantc-and Gulf Coast atates Vrgna, Jtarth Carolna, South Carolna, Georga, Florda, Alabama, Mssssplrf and Lousana. The department says ths group used 90 per cent of t. The entre area west cf the Msssspp used only 18 per cent, more than half of ft gong nto Calforna felds and orchards. All states showed a consderable ncrease. mamm OSSSss v mam 9V9 Order the New. Kelvnator Rght New! Water Heaters FURNACES Complete Plumbng Lne We have thfc q&mpmeok for takng 'care of yous ^a ja^»ro 3Lcmfl, and as* sure you dtpmmmtt careful work at all tmes. 0. \ SOFTENERS arseevs. Let us gve you aa ate of autytg n&u, and we wb do the work promptly n the (seat possble manner. J. M. ELKNS & SONS TNNNG, PLUMBNG, HEATNG NTSHAWASSEE AVK. PANTS ^ PHONE tst NSW Type GAS TURBNE RK PLANES, Q0E$ OOUBLB JOB TURNS TUB PROPELLER AND ADDS POWER THROUGH A JETTO THE REAR. EXPERTS SAy PROPJET WLL POWEP OAMT TRANSOCEANC AR LNERS OF TOMbSRG/;. JT WAS DESGNED By GENERAL ELECTRC EN6WEERS. WlHWHm Hfr Dws WRX6RJLL AMD mmmcts m EUdRONC HEA. 6- N«NEERS HELPED OevELOP T. CHCKS LAUSH AT GERMS! NeW'SROODERATOR* PROVDES eeftm-free AR FOR CH/CKS. AR $ PURFfED WTH A GENERAL ELECTRC SERMCJOAL LAMP. MTnXMTKAllV CONTROL- LfO HEAT & FURNSHED BY G-E CALR0O HEATER. ELECTRC 1

3 V \ D Check Up Now We hsve been workng for the tost two months, tryng to get our parts stock n shape for the Sprng busness. ' : The wsve of strkes that has ht the whole cotmtry has also affected The nternatonal Ha> ester Co. n tset, at ths tme, ton of ther pleats are dowa en strkes. the We are tryng to get our parts stock as can* hot, la spte of ear efforts, we to he»ety Wo strengtj ttrgo yen to go one all of yea* befer* the season sterts and fn* eat what yen are geteg to need to pa* tlteta ceedhfofu U yea wat matfl the day yea wawt to warn s we are afrad 4* h# 4 lot of «a«ppofatoj Lennon mplement Hardware and mplements o. LENNON, MCH. Dck's Electrc Shop LENNON, MCH. MLK COOLERS TWOJKfltMUk BLBCTUC P1ATK5 SUN-HAT WE HAVE BECESVtt MJJCt XWtAXUkXT WAfl!fte Ws^rtTltEy..TT^S^^^TOP^ ww^bsasavw^b^v'^evy ^^ ^^^^s^wa^^^s^^^^ ff^f^^v^ V AtfB STB AL30 JUW 1 P ^^rnr^^hr^ wr m COME N AND TALK OVR TOUR FARM ELECTWC EftUWEstT. We now have n stock, ronng Boards aad Covers, Baby Bottle Warmers, Jake SUex Coffee Makers and Cheken Brooder*. Crsoce of Wsconsn, arteres. '» > < H^:~W:K~X":'*»»O*JM ndana, and Mchgan Choce of 8&> 90, 95, 100 and 105 day maturty. Clover Seed We are n the market for Oats, Wheat and Beans. Have you any to offer? SEED BEANS We have both Robust and Mchlte Seed. Walsh Bean and phone 16 Gran Co. Lennon, Mch. LEWMUOU Henry Lytle s stll confne^ to hs -^, home by llness. 99( Roy Ducekel was.n Owosso Wednesday on a busness errand. Dck Got was n Flnt on a bnsness errand Tuesday forenoon. Mrs. Deronna C&sson was n the Northern part of the State Sunday. George Haffner was n Grand* Ml Blanc Tvesday on a busness errand. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. St John were n Owosso and Corunna Tuesday mornng. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sole?, of Dorand, were at the Henry Lgrtle homo ** Sonet y. t T T T Mrs. Zea Taylor s n Flnt ths week; wth her daughter, Mrs. War. reh LePard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton, of Bay Cty, were eauers n the George O'Hara home Saturday. Ray Wlcox and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mallery were at the cottage *t Hardwood Lake for the week-end. The lack of ran s not very encouragng to the farmers, as well as * gardeners, n ths secton. Ran s j badly needed. Henry Mller's Bfe* of sw«ar beet ^workers are arrvng every day, from the south, and taa'twork s progressng very ncely. Mrs. Devonna Ca&son was at Frankenmuth Monday evenng, when the annual chcken dnner of the Bowlng Club was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marshall have returned to ther summer home at Hggns Lake, after spendng the Easter vacaton n the O'Hara home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lovett and daughter, Shrley, of Mt. Pleasant, owa, are guests n the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lytc and Mr. and Mrs. Key Danekel. M*. Mabel MeMfeheel, Lennon postmstress, has been showng her frends the Purple Heart, awarded her son, Capt Morrs McMlehaaL for tsttagubheo? servce n World WW n. Mr. aad Mn. toaster, of Daraed, were Sunday guests la the Geoxa* Haffner hoses. LttOe Mam Caryl s spendng a few days n use home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Haffner. The News agan cats attenton to the tem beats m the postoffke, as well as the Kersey grocery, and we would apprecate t f our rood frends would drop ther tems 'theren, whch would of course mean '.a better newspaper. CARD CNF THANKS wsh to thank my frends for the beautful Cards sent to me whle was n the hosptal and snce my return home. Also the Kng's Daughters, W.C.T.U., and W.S.C.SV for plants. Mrs. Jt G. Darlng. PttHO FOR SALE A godv*used Pano, n excellent condton. Call at 1181«Holhster,St, ghv Hareld Bowden. FARM FOR SALE Eghty acre farm located ***t of Lennon, at Duffeld and Brstol roads. House and bam, n good condton, also small wood lot Land s excellent sol. Call at Mrs, Peter Lennon home, a half mle east of Lennon. Phone 7-F-2. LENNON AND JUDDVULE CHURCHES Lennon Churches. and ^lddrlle Methodst Lennon Mom;g Worshp 10:00 Sunday school at l:30. Younpr People's Meetng at 7:00. Y\ Evenng servce, 8:0C p.» Yoang People's Meetng at 7.0* n the evenng. Wednesday etenng at 8 o'clock, Bble Stndy and Prayer»*rvce.. JaddvflJ* Sunday S&ool at 11 a. m. Mornng Worshp at S aeea. Thutsday st«lng B^ble Stody and Prayer Sertfee. / D. A, LAVSON, Paster NNON f s The Lennon News Extract Peanut Proten For Uae n Fbers n work wth the peanut crop, department of agrculture scentsts ace tryng to develop methods to get out of the nuts the largest possble money values. The peanut meal left after the ol s extracted s a hgh proten product aad valuable aa Jswaatoeh aad toutuu feed. Commer* :sw«.auajea>r afljejagfa»tofber Blft several tmes ' f+'jr&q'-j*.apaawd of proten ofaar xeeu* m value per premsng a method developed at the Southern Regonal laaattfa laboratory of extractng front peanut meal a part of the proten. TWs part of the proten can be removed by treatng the meal wth mhqy alkalne water and then acldfymg the water to collect the ptoten. The remanng meal stll contans consderable proten and s stll good value as a lvestock feed provded the prce s lowered n proporton to the reducton n proten. The cost of the treatment, the bureau of agrcultural and ndustral chemstry ponts out, s smch less than the value added to the 300 W 350 pounds of ndustral proten that can be extracted from a ton of peanuts. Untl recently there was a htch n ths process. The red skns of the peanuts n the meal gave an objectonable red color to the proten, partcularly for spnnng fbers. Research has developed a smple lye soluton treatment that bleaches the color from the nuts before the ol s extracted. Ths adds less than a cent a pound to thefnal cost of commex* cal proten. Need ror Qualty Exports ODnptja ofwwm WewcoCt From the JOtfb ages on Swtas has ^nade towjar.dbdts ftnr ther etawehea «nd town halls, end aw^ktfbs^al fluafj f«m ^ ^ u w e*bhbft yds* j,ja gs*ds).ojt oy^^^ars ssarka em swag.^bff; at <9«Q ; and frean the Oennea JParen, meanng bears,, ( uwely saad totaae ttsaaroe. aatfy tewbhclodt bondng gradual evotoaon toward and smaller docks. From ana of dtvstog mechansms sar pappeta, docks and toys came te ter sko (bat mads the Jura Swss able watchmakers. From ther trnproduetrve envronment and lmt*. ed domestc market grew the neces- * sty sr mnortlng raw materals to manufacture goods of concentrated vens mat would sell on mert n foregn markets despte stff tarff barrers. Watchmakng as an nfant ndustry had "arrved" at Geneva and Nevehatel before t gradually extended through the Jura to Bern, LaJUjck and La Chaux-de-roods and UTTr' Dry Cleaners AH work s guaranteed under standards of Good Housekeepng. Specal hand- : lng of Curtans and Drap eres- Wfll call for and delver your Laundry and Dry Cleanng: twce weekly, begnnng Apr. 8. Represented n Lennon by TROJAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Phone 2-71ST Flnt O'HARA'S PACKAGE STORE or Lennon Phone 7 THE HOUSE OF BEAUTY LENNON, MCH. All types of Beauty Work Specalzng n Cold Waves and Har Stylng HOUSE OF BEAUTY Lennon Phone 37-F-2 DWGHT E GDLBKRT FUNERAL MRECT4R UeeacelUel Aj»b^»»«Swrke. Ar CeedMeeod Cfcaeel 41 GANES '». t <X» =LSE»» < Post mplement Company LENNON, MCHGAN Phone S-F-3 JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND EQUPMENT GARDEN CULTVATORS TARPAULNS - OL AND GREASE ROPE BELTNG '.. ' PREVARCATED HOUSES ASBESTOUNE WATERPROOFNG (Guaranteed for 10 Years) ALUMNUM ROOFNG STARLNE BARN EQUPMENT TRACTOR TRES DRAN AND SEWER CLEANER 4**t>++e><>e>e>+*d*e>*>* * * * * * * * * t f? Owr lne of Fnuts and V» gate bas b the vary beet that can be fotjad m any stor.. Fresh and always Prced Rght Strctly BAKED GOODS Baked Goods s also a fne lne wth us. and everythng yon may need and you wll always fnd the ualtty tops Anythng + e ^ FLOYD'S MARKET LENNON, MCH. AT THE NORTH END WEEK DAY HOURS FROM 8 A M TO 9 P M SUNDAY 9AMT0 7PM Conat n and be Another of oar Pleased Patrons **; # * * *,*..». Callng Home Makers Lsten to one of the most helpful Rado Programs on the ar..presentng Betty.Moore's New Program YOUR HOME BEAUTFUL Expert advce on Home Decoraton The Songs you Love to Hear Features new colors and ntrgung scnemes for every room n the house. SATURDAY MORNNG post-war ett

4 m THE CORUNNA NEWS t.t>k, rt. 5MEAM0Y. P«U«.M) Bat«re4 u S*COB4 Ctet wftttr 1 tlw Part Offc* «C Coramu, Meksta, auer «M / -t ot March. 1ST*. NEW LOTHROf MA BREAKFAST At a general meetng of the W.S.CH, of the New Lothrop Methodst church held recently, t was annou.ced by Mrs. Ray Vernon, charman of the program commttee "or ths annual May Breakfast to be hea 1 Saturday, May 11. that Mrs. Merln Self, the former Vera Hudson, -who was before her marrage an nstructor n the (New Lothrop Hgh School, wll be the prncpal speaker n the breakfast program. SOUTH wwa FARMERS CUB The always pleasant and proftable &*cherngs of ths club were ntated* fo>:* the summer evenng meetngs, n... heme of Mr, and Mrs. Joyd Swayze, where representatves of 12 :.ul; urlas gathered for a co-operu ve supper at seven o'clock. The Club presdent, Mr. Swayze, ; lte 1 the after supper meetng to otder, and called upon Mrs. Ambert Waller, who gave a devotonal readng from Matthew 9. The theme of her presentaton was "A Strong Helper." Several reports were heard and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swayze were welcomed as new members of the club. Mrs. Earl Baumgardner, who was program leader for the evenng, presented Wm. Harrs, wh6 spoke upon the men's topc, "Peace Tme Army," and 1 Mrs. B. W. Calkns who dscussed the woman's topc "Sufferng n Europe.'' A' the meetng held last v ;ek the The four Tobey ssters, daughters Study topc on Lat' 1. Amerca was of Mr. and Mrs. van Tobey, delar'jn Baley, j lghted, all wth ther sweet sngng ntroduced* by M?s a»d dscussed --by Mrs. Harry Hess ' of * our songs, whfch were unaccompaned, and n lovely harrony. and Mrs. Earl Whte. A 1REAKFAST V...sc'.ay, May 8, wll see an outf t- ndng event n W.S.C.S. crcles of tht Methodst church of Corunna, when ther annual May breakfast wll be put on, n the socal rooms of Goss Memoral crurch house, begnnng at 11:45 o'clock. Reservatons for the breakfast are requested' to be made by Frday, May 3. Welcomed to Corunna, as she always s, wll be the gracous gnest spender of the afternoon, Mrs. Maud Thompson of Owosso. Other ou^-'^vn talent wll be Mrs. Elroy Schefel". vocal solost from Detrot and her sster, Mrs. Albert Heuschele, of Alma, accompanst, and' a tro of vbraharpsts consstng of Mss Salle Mller, Mrs. Joe Brown, and Mss Betty Kntsler wth ther accompanst, Mrs. Paul Lawrence, all of Owosso. ORDER or PUBLCATON State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Seawaaeee. At a sesson of the Probate Court for sad County, held at the Probata Offce, n the cty of Corunna, en Monday, the 11th day of March n the year ot one thousand nne hundred ar,d forty sx. Present, ROY,J>. MATTHEWS, n the Matter of the Estate of Albert J. Schultz, Deceased. On readng and flng the petton of Lola A. Schultz prayng that admnstraton of sad estate may be granted 1 to herself or some other sutable person. t s ordered, That the 7th day of Kay next, at nne o'cock n the forenoon, at sad 1 Probate Offce, be assgned for hearng sad petton. And t s Further Ordered, That a copy of ths order be publshed" three consecutve weeks prevous to sad day of hearng n the Corunna News, a newspaper prnted and c * r ~ eulatrg n sad County of Shjawas- J5» By REDECCA AMOS, Probate Regster. LAWN MOWER SERVCE SPECALTY POWER MOWERS En 1 - nc3 327 N. Sagnaw St. (Alley Entrance) OWOSSO MCHGAN SEAT COVERS To Ft all Cars $9M FRESTONE STORE M. E. GLUETT Phone 22-F-3 New Lothrop : v Frut Tree Sprayng Wth New Power Sprayer Tr*vs Trmmed and Weed Control. / Ms for Stark Bros. VVut Trees, Berres»n(' Z. 5CHNEPP ) Mller Roc«- Lennea t-f-22 *, ASPLSN Mlle* Road readng "People Wll Talk", followed by Mrs. Welter. The queston box contaned topcs pertanng to farm problems and natonal events. The sx questons were presented by George Luchenbll, each of whch was dscussed wth nterest. VENCE KNGS DAUGHTERS Twenty fve members an^ frends ot the Earnest Workers Crcle ot Kng's- Daughters of Vence, met on Wednesday of ths week n the home of Mrs. La Verne Luchenbll for ther always nspratonal gatherng. Here a co-operatve dnner was served, wth Mrs. J. T. Muzzy, presdent of the crcle, returnng thanks. Followng dnner, Mrsv Muzzy opened the afternoon meetng, by requestng all to repeat the 23rd Psalm, concludng wth the Lord's Prayer. Among the matters dscussed durng the busness meetng was the nternatonal Conventon to be bald n Chcago, June 8 to 6. nterestng reports were heard, the Crcle treasurer reportng ac the proceeds of the mscellaneous aucton held n Aprl. Flower money receved was $1.45, and* Mrs. Ernest Self was the wnner of the surprse package. The brthday commttee apponted for next month s composed of Mrs. S. R. Marks and Mrs. Ansel Lawson. A new member, Mrs. Bowles, was welcomed nto the Crcle, and the program of the afternoon was closed wth the prayer of the order. The meetng place for next month wll be announced later. The Crcle work of the afternoon was sewng carpet rags. -JV W-REaSTRATtON NOTCE For all Electors n Corunna, County of Mchgan. the Cty of Shawassee, Notce to all Qualfed Eloctors Notce s hereby gven that n cons': rmty wth the "Mchgan Electon Law", there wll be a general re-regstraton of all voters n the above named Cty. Ths Re-regstraton must be completed 1 20 days before the General Fall Prmary Electon., the undersgned Clerk wll, upon any day, except Sunday and a legal holday, the day of any regular, specal or Prmar Electon, receve for re-regstraton the name of any legal voter who may apply to me personally for re-regstraton durng the tme ntervenng between the twenteth day before any regular, specal t PAUL TAYLOR CLfflSfflP flw Paul B. Taylor, for the past fre years clerk of Catatona townshp,! ths week announced hs eanddacy for the Republcan nomnaton for County Clerk, at the prmary electon on June 1#. Mr, Taylor has been a resdent of the county for nearly twenty years, and 1 s held n the hghest regard by hs acquantances n ths area. He has proved hmself a very capable clerk of hs townshp. He s a natve of Mlan, where hs boyhood was spent, attendng the hgh school n that cty. He came to Owosso n 1927, and tor several years was employed 1 as tranman on the Ann Arbor ralroad. n 1942 ha took a clercal poston wth the Bendx Avaton Corp., where s now employed n the offces. He s a member of Owosso Blue Lodge and* Corunna Chapter. Mr. Taylor s 39 yean of age and resdes wth hs wfe and* two chldren on Rowley street, n Caledona townshp. ; Mystery Alment's Cause ZoK^t by Navy Ades j VALLEJO, CALF.-Navy medcal offcers conducted tests recentj ly to determne the cause of a mys terous llness tha has hosptalzed 74 men of the cruser Tuscaloosa. Crew member* frst were strcken when the Tuscaloosa was n Subc bay n the Fhtpptaes laat August, and later n the Yellow sea. A Mure sland navy yard medcal offcal aald that the llness "may have been aertoua under tropcal condtons but under present crcumstances can be descrbed aa mld." '' Corpamen at the Unversty of Calforna and Stanford unversty are makng laboratory tests to determne the nature of-the llness* beleved to be caused by a kdney condton. MEETNG OF BOARD OF REVEW To the Taxpayers of the Cty of Corunna: * Take Notce, that the annual meetng of the Board of Revew of the Cty of Corunna wll take place at the Cty Hall n sad CKy, on Monday, May 20, 1946, at nne o'clock n the forenoon of sad day. That sad Board wll reman n sesson on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, May 20, 21, 22, and 23, from nne o'clock ft the forenoon untl four o'clock to the afternoon on each of sad days. That sad* Board wll make any correctons Md adjustments n sad Roll as they*tnay deem just and 1 proper. Dated May 1, BESSE JOHNSON, Clerk. and th &11 credtors of J»L State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. n tke Matter of the Estate of John M. Elkns, Deceased. Fle No Notce s hereby gven that more than two months from ths date have been allowed* for credtors Co present ther clams aganst sad deceased to sad Court for examnaton an<? ador offcal PrmarySecton and t*e >^ment - day of such electon. j ** d deceased'tfre requred to present 1 ther clams n duplcate one to sad Notce s hereby gven that wll j Court, at the Probate Offce, n the be at the Cty Hall on May 27,! cty of Corunna n sad County and qfc* twenteth day precedng sad ) one to the Fducary of sad Estate electon from 8 o'clock a, a. m, untl ( on or before the 23rd dsyof July 8 o'clock p. m. on sad day for the j A. D. next, and t -h*t sad clams wll purpose of Re-regsterng such of be heard by sad Court on Tuesday the qualfed electors as shall Proper- the 23rd day of July A. D. next, at 'ly Apply therefor. nne o'clock n the forenoon. At such The name of no person but an hearng, t wll be determned by the ACTUAL Resdent of the precnct Court, who were at the tme of hs at the tme of sad* re-regstraton, death, the hers of sad decedent 'and enttled under the Consttuton, Fducary: Max A. Elkns, Corjunna, Mchgan. [f remanng such resdent, to vote at the next electon, shall be entered Ut.tn the regstraton book. BESSE JOHNSON, By RBBBCCA AMOS, Cty Clerk. Probate Regstrar, U. 1 Data Show* Naton. Warner Wnter* There la proof that our wnters are gettng wanner, seys the plumbng and heotfcas ndustres bureau, ctng an artcle by Stephen S. Vaher, professor of geography, ndana unversty, baaed largely on data released by the Unted States weather bureau. "Studes reveal that the last half of the perod 189ft to 1942 has been warmer than the frst half n all regons of the Unted States," Vsher wrote. "The warmng has bee^ greatest n Calforna; next comes the southeast, despte two exceptonally cold seasons, The northeast has experenced the least change toward warmer weather." Although the wnters of the north average much colder than those of the south, a long-tme average reveals that the cold of the north s more regular and predctable than that of the south. - n connecton wth hs conclusons regardng varablty of the weather n dfferent sectons, Professor Vsher says: "Fuel requrements vary not only from place to place, but also from year to year. Although all parts of the Unted States experence varatons n amount of cold, a careful study of the departures from the normal, or average, condtons from 1888 to 1942 shows consderable regonal contrast n varablty. "The varaton s least n the Northwest where only 5 years of the 42 studed departed as much as 12 per cent from the average, and the greatest departure was only 14 per cent. The south Atlantc states, by contrast, had a greater than 15 per cent departure from average or normal, two seasons were more than 10 per cent colder than normal, and was 39 per cent warmer tannonnal" LOOKNG AHEAD GEORGE S.BENSC:: PtctAc*l~-H*rK$ Cetlcge Squads Rght 1 mltary experts want every precauton taken n Amerca to!>'. <., t another such calamty as Pearl Harbor. The naton as a who!* subscrbes to that polcy. The shout for unversal mltary tranng s tself an hystercal cry for more natonal safety, but t s 111* consdered. Beng a school man, knowng the possbltes of youth,, know t s unwse. am n favor of an adequate standng army, a powerful peacetme navy and all the other factors of a postve natonal defense. am wllng to let men of proven generalshp say how bg an army s adequate and how much navy s ample. Those are matters that few cvlans are qualfed to dscuss. But however bg the need s, Amerca should have no less. Least Costly Way 1 am n favor of advancng the base pay of enlsted personnel to an attractve level; suffcently hgh to get enough men n servce by voluntary enlstment. My reasons arc three: (1) t would save the country money, (2) t would provde a better fghtng force and (3) t would cause the least dsturbance to economc, scentfc and cultural progress of the naton. Crammng a year ot mltary tranng nto the lfe pattern of every Amercan boy when he turns 18 or fnshes hgh school, would be an undertakng ot fabulous cost, needless cost Most of the youngsters could never use what they learned (prncpally squads rght) and many of them, f dstorted nto solders, would make mserably poor ones at best No Msft's Job There s no place n the Amercan armed servces tor a msft, however sternly traned. The most routne army post s flled better by a wllng solder. Furthermore, war s growng yearly more techncal. t requres more knowledge than a reluctant tranee can acqure n a year. When a man does acqure useful skll n defense, he deserves to be retaned and pad well. Wthout any shade of dsrespect to Amerca's fghtng men and ther sngular resourcefulness and herosm, World War was won n laboratory, feld and factory as certanly as on the frng lne. A lot of young men who would be msfts n any fghtng force wll be the techncans of tomorrow, and they can't spare a year of preparaton to learn foot drll.. One Basc Error 1 know that a great many sun n people are n favor of unv,- ' mltary tranng, and for honor*u,c reasons. But have another ser ous,objecton to t n addton to the ones presented above. Unversa mltary tranng s regmentaton of the whole naton, n a lmted way. t s the openng wedge wth whch the few can show the many who's boss. Suspcon may well be leveled at the Nazferous noton of compulsory mltary tranng. t sounds lke a defense measure but t s not. The frst effect of t would be to nterrupt the tranng of techncans and, snce modern warfare s techncal' t would actually crpple natons* defense. By carefully selectng vol unteers and payng them well. Uncle Sam can have a better fghtng force at less cost m money ana <Wutoru n About the fnest stand U tmber a our cousty s on Asa FaUsaore's farm. Asa says t's doe to "regulaton N --eheckmg on trees that dont come upto standard, and trmmng them off to gve the other trees a chance for healthy lvelhood. He was explanng t to us n Andy Botkn's Garden Tavern, and Andy nodded approvngly. The sasse goes for any ndustry,- says Andy. "Lke the brewers who gve as tavern keepers beer to ell f they tad the place snt ay to standard cleaa and eotuteoaa hom^sttclut^jyj^c bfarsh Good Trees and Good Taverns % a^ pa* S9 and warnng. Then, f the warnng eat heeded, they start traunag!" From where X st, self-regulaton wthn the brewng ndustry has done as much to gve us pleasant, wholesome places to enjoy a moderate glass of beer, as Asa Fullmore's forestry has done to keep hs whte pnes tall and healthy. t's nature's own protecton and the best there s! fletluvl Cepyrtfu, 1946, Unted State* Bm*n Fottmtatm j < -f * PLENTY OF PARKNG SPACE PHONE Corvana Arenme Between CORUNNA & OWOSSO FREE DELVERY MLK, Bordens Evaporated, tall can _.._ - 10c CORN, Pvblx, Vac Pack, Whole Kernel, 2 cans 29c CORN, Peter Pa% Whole Kernel, 2 No. 2 cans 29c CORN, Lttle Boy Blue, Cream Style, 2 cans 25c PEAS, Lttle Boy Blue, Sfted, 2 No. 2 cans - 25c SAUER KRAUT JUCE CARROT JUCE, Here's Health c 18c SOUP, Campbell's Tomato, 3 cans... 27c RCE DNNER, l$-oa Jar. 18c VAN CAMPS BEANS, n tomato sauce, 3 cans 25c KDNEY BEANS, 3 12H>». cans.... J 25c SPNACH, Lttle Boy Brae, No. 2tt can 19c POP CORN, Swre Pop, 10-oa. can 17c PRUNES, Sunaweet, 16-ox. pkf*. _... 18c COFFEE, Maxwell, Reg. or Drp, 1 lb. tan 36c SAUER KRAUT, Snow Floss, No. 2½ caa 17c MUSHROOM SOUP, Colomba, 10M ox can 15c CHCKEN SOUP, Wts. Rca, 10¼ ox- can - 15c LEOTA BELLE SAUCE, 2 14-om. Bottles ;.. 25c OXYDOL, DVX or DREFT, pk**..._ 25c CARROTS, Largo BUJ-CSW 2 bonchee 19c WHTE ONONS, Temaa, 5 lbs. _.. 25c ORANGES, Calforna, 5 lbs. ± 59c GRAPEFRUT, Temaa Whte* 5 lbs,.. 39c GRAPEFRUT, Tessas Pnk, 5 Jba. 45c FRESH STRAWBERRES MCHGAN MLK FED VEAL AA GRADE BREAST FOR STUFFNG, lb- SHOULDER ROAST, lb. ^_ OPEN KETTLE RENDERED LARD, 2 lbs. BEEF GRADE A CHUCK ROAST, lb... TENDER BEEF LVER, lb- MEATY SHORT RBS, lb BEEF STEAKS, Choce Round or Srlon, lb. PORK PORK PORK PORK UVER, lb. 21c 21c SHOULDER ROAST, H>..- 31c LEAN PORK STEAK, lb. ^ FRESH DRESSED ROCK CHCKENS, DUCKS FREE DELVERY Ashes and Rubbsh Moved PHONE 1270 GREEN W^»*V V V V *8rl*4^r*S KRBS' FUNERAL HOME LADY ASSSTANT A Completely Equpped Funeral Home Phone 6 Corunna Avenue Corunna»*»**»»»»»»*» jmt» <»»T

5 ?"^w»» JU 1 A dafhter was bom n Memoral ^Hosptal *fefttday -saoasw.fco Mr. auj Mrs. Wayne Freeman af Ml North ftaawaasee Aw* Cq&a*.' " The Perry Garde* Club.rjeehay pad a lovng trbal* to<p^rr> boys who lost ther lves n Wftrld War 11» by plantng evergreen trees n Rose Lawn cemetery there. Robert Hopkns "Bob" as he s better known to Corunna trendw R.M. 3-C, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hopkns of North Water SW Owosso, s at home oh a 15-day leave. JKr. and 1 Mrs. Harold Swan of Kerby, have announced the engagement of ther daughter, Louse, to Frank Tejkl, son of Mrs. ^ary Tejkl, of Route 4. Owosso. The date of the weddng has been set for June 1. Corporal Wm. (Bll) H. Francs, of the U. S. Marnes returned last week to Patutent Rver, Maryland* where he s statoned, followng hs leave spent n the home of hs parents, Mr. and" Mrs. Arthur Francs, of Corunna. Dr, George Wr nt, 79, Montrose physcan, tfted Tuesday at 5:20 a. m., Pt Memoral Hosptal, vctm of pneumona and heart dsease after nearly a year of' llness. The doctor fc<-d practced 1 n Montrose snce A. The musc department of the Perry 3- ; Hgh school has gone modern and HERE AND THERE Mr. and Mrs. Joe L, Shtfts were %*ve a "pop" concert last nght at Sx Lakes for the week-end, the (Wednesday), whch featured 'Tavortes Old and* New". The concert ffuests of Mr. and* Mrs, Ray Chase. * Mss Margaret Coffns, who was n was drected by Mss Zta Lberatae, the home of Ter parents for the.musc nstructor, and was a huge A daughter was born to Mr. and Easter holdays, has returnee to success. Mrs. Chas. Wllams of Corunna Sunday at Memoral Hosptal. An afternoon meetng of the Cor-.the prncpal speaker at the meetng Chcago. Denns McGure of Corunna was A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. j unna Extenson Hub wll be held to-? of tne Bennngton Farm Bureau held ay t fw fr a lug te «DcReN upon C1ANNO There ttt *om< ftood cloches.., but wth the re* lease of servce meav there are so many more to clothe. So, U you don't fnd what vow want, make those you have serve a whle longer wth Oualrv Gettng, a) OS BORN CLEANERS The Corunna Newt Lews Kalsek of Lennon n Mem-,T ay (Thursday) n the home of Mrs. n the nome 0f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence oral Hosptal last md-week. Harold* Serr. Ruess last Frday evenng. Mr. Mc- Corunna Chapter,^No. 200, O.E.S., Mrs. Joseph^Cbllns who recently Gure 0f the Consumers Power Co., held a regular meetng on Wednesday evenng n Masonc Temple. oral Hosptal, s agan n her home, on t^e f arm. theaters last week for the beneft of underwent a tonstectomy n Mem- Jgave a tolk on the uses of electrcty Collectons n the Captol an Center The regular meetng of Corunnn a'^',5 -. cccvcng ncely. Sr. and Mrs, Earl Lews and Mrs. the Cancer Assocaton, totalled Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,.wll be Mr. an<f Mrs. Herbc t r?~r..-.;:.?. ;>. FOxr.cc Doty of Pontac left Satur-.104f\4> t has been announce^ by held on Frday evenng of ths wpk. famly leave Monday to -..: «la;- v.or.ng: for Calforna for a Howard Sweet, manager. Grl Scouts May 8. Detrot. They have?-ld t- " :- ; sever? 1 weeks. They wll be of ths area asssted* the management Corunna Auxlary of Post 4005, here on West-McArthur s!.v.--;. -c-\s <>f Mr. Lews' mother, Mrs. of the theaterstttakng up the collectons, an<h receve^ the hearty T.F.W., s meetng tonght (Thurs- The lactes _ of the W.S.C.S. of th? Row Lews, n FuTTerton, and wll <3ay) n the Communty Buldng ftt] Meth<vdst churc fc are plannng a May be tltre for her brthday, whch occurs on May 15. co-operaton. thanks of Mr. Sweet for ther fne McCurdy P rk. [breakfast for Wednesday of next Mrs Dasy Chapell, n the home* week May ' 8 ' an<j -record' attendof Mrs. W. R. Chapell for several ; f nce of me»hers and ther frends Lee Todd of Owosso, who recently Edward Hlden, son of Mrs. Emma Aveeks, returned Monday to her home» s ex P«cted ' sold the elevator "busness at Corunna Hldtaa of Corunna, was marred to n Stockbrdge. Clarence Oatman, who has bee- to Wm. Chapman, present owner, Mss Mona Kewfa of Owosso, oh Sunday evenng at"? o'clock, Rev. Wm, Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Carre have ' ***»«*»t«d wth hs brother, Russel has been elected 1 an honorary member of the Mchgan Bona Shppers' Dean Davs offcatng, n Chrst Tmrchased the former Etsehman * tm * n - Standard Ol dstrbutor n Twoperty, on West Mack street, whch 1 Corunna, has been apponted comthey wll occupy shortly.. p«by dstrbutor at Decatur, and took T served as presdent and n other was a grwtaate from the Corunna Assocaton, whch he had prevously Epscopal church, Owosso. Edward ' Up hs new dutes on Monday. capactes, durng the many years Mrs. Harry Walters wll be hostess aehools n 19«?, lad from Mchgan to the Socal Servfee Club h her Mrs. scah Sprngs, presdent of *h*t he had been n busness. State College fn*1942. Hs many home on May 14 nstead of May ** Shawassee Chapter of Amercan Howard sad Wayne Vanderkarr frends here extend congratulatons as prevously announced*. j w * r Mothers, was recently hostess j ourn#yt <f to the northern part of the and 1 good wshes. Elwyn Cooper has been nam*-* f r * "\«' tn * of th * <W!»«<>"- state across the strats fo- the truck dstrbutor for Russel Oatm".» At ths tne a meetln * of the chapter week-end, takng along a couple of of the Standard Ol, and took up hs; ^ : / ^ 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^?!^" tabs and a scoop ahovel Yes, you Judge Joseph Collns was present new dutes Monday mornng. ' guessed t they were after smelt. T-6 Rchard Sheldon was recently { at the recent organzaton meetng But they dd gef*some nce trout PLAN ANNVERSARY of the New Swartz Creek Rotary purchased from a frendly ndan. w!s; 1475th b» Engr. ^^"T'r Hant. Co., ^,7 after the one* C,ub Club.. *«d and. was w *» one 0J*e -. of the speakers.... of.. Anyway, they naf a nce trp. At a meetng of the W.R.C held n the evenng. Charter nght of the year's servce overseas. Mrs, Sheldon Extenson Hall last Thursday a celebraton of the 50th annversary of.... %, *.. new cluo was Monday nght of ths Mr. and afrs. Robert Lytle were s the former Maxne Spore of Cor- here from Houghton Lake for the k the Corunna W.R.C. was planned*, Mrs. Roy Sleeseman, who, followng an operaton, has been cared 1 for day Monday and spent a few hours anj tentatve plans also made for the Mr. and Mrs. leon Perry, recently wth ther parents, Mr. an<j Mrs. of Flnt, were n Corunna recently n the Detz Nursng Home, has been van Lytle, and other frends. Ther lookng over the house they recently removed to her Corunna home, where two months old! twn daughters purchased' next to the Epscopal ' her mother, Mrs. Randall of Pontac, Tance and Lnda are well anj growwll be wth her durng her conval-» n * rapdly, as s also ther bg sster church. They hope soon to remodel tht> house and ACcupy the same. * two year old Susan. "23" s thetow troop number of t the 7th Grade Grl Scouts of the Corunna schools. Troop 22 s composed of 8th Gfltfle'grls, and the two troops hare planned a JoTnt pcnc for ther meetng of ths week. escenee. The sherffs department s nvestgatng a breakng and enterng at Te^ Evans* store on McNel street sometme Thursday nght. Entrance was ganed through the garage and!"" P" Roger Earl Bamber, seven-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bamber of Corunna, Route 1, has been returned to hs home from Unversty Hosptal, Ann Arbor.' He wll reman T.~«o» ^t-#j «* x_ ^-, *bout $11 n cash was taken from the n bea u* for A ur the *«<* «**t ««.v three w.»^ months. -.^..-^ HZHL'l A mt l tw0.p* t J ols store along wth a flashlght, some Hs father, also n Unversty Hos -homemakng and sports, wth f,ve ^ cgarettc^ ptal s recoverng n a satsfsctory ^rls n each patrol. j " fashon there' followng surgcal treatment. gufaaanjsrtd) v^ashzmrjcttjrjzueraaunaua^^ THROW RUGS : Reversble 2.69 COCO MATS j BOY'S TROUSERS, Sturdy Qualty, 1.79 to 2.69 MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS _ 4.98 FNE FLAX STATONERY, Dantly Tnted <QUCK-VUE» PHOTO ALBUM 1.19 to 1.49 GENTLEMEN'S STATONERY, Onon Skn 100 Sheets, 50 envelopes.../ 1.50 CRYSTAL Ash Trays, Boxed set of 3, 89c FLOWER POT STANDARDS, Cork Base 55c to 59c NFANTS SWEATER, Bonnet end Boote Sets 4.49 BABY BOOKS, Keep a Hecord of hs or her Progress...!.., 1.96 FANCY TEA TOWELS 65c to 69c EDGNG RUFFLNG, RCK RACK, COMMON PNS, RBBONS, ZPPERS TREENA^ 111 Shawassee Ave. CORUNNA, MCH. ^ TMOTHY SEED Ccod Tmothy Seed for sale at $3.50. Extra fancy seed, $3.75. ERNEST ABLES0N Pour mles north and one west of Lennon. PANTNG AND PAPER HANGNG FOT your Pantng. Paperhangng an<j Decoratng, etc., n a fne manner, call W. A. Hudson, phone 40-F-2, Lennon. O. H. GEB Doctor of Yotorfo»ry Pk**«1S25 nqury WE PAY 60c FOR BUTTER FAT OWOSSO DARY CO. 110 W. Exchange St, Phone 871 annual observance of Memoral Day. Mrs. Mldred Cummngs, presdent, was n charge of the meetng, and Mrs. Ada Adams acted as chaplan, readng from the 81st Psalm. The annversary celebraton wll be held on May 16, n the home of Mrs. Lou Sheardy, and* wll open wth a co-operatve dnner at noon. The cqmmttee n charge s Mrs. Lotte Goodafl, Mrs. Rachel Norcross, and Mrs. Hatte Robnson. Several sck calls made, and cards to shut-ns sent, were reported, and the meetng was closed usual flag ceremones. wth the ST. PAUL'S EPSCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Wm. D. Davs- Rector. Servces each Sunday at 12 Noon. Holy Cummunon on the frst Sunday of each month. Holy Baptsm by appontment w h the Rector. FREE METHODST CHURCH Rev. L. A. ScofeM' Pastor Sunday Sekool 10 A. at Preacbnc at 11 A. M. and $ P. at. Prase Servce at 7:30 P. at. Prayer afeetnf. Tfcavaaa/ ng at T:So. -V- FBST larast CBttCH Con.er Corvnna Avenue aad Woodworth St. Bbtc School at 10:30 a. au Worshp Scrvef at 11:33 Evenaf Servce at 7JW Prayer and Bble stody Wednesday evennf at?&0> at the parsonafa. Rev. L. S. Slaybautb, Pastor 0 D 0 8, CURDEN'S MARKET 223 Shawassee Ave., Corunna FREE DELVERY DREFT, Box EVAPORATED MLK, Armour's BSQU1CK, Bo....:...,.._ 25c 10c 36c SALMON, Pnk, Can J 27c RED KDNEY BEANS, Can CHCKEN SOUP, Can OXYDOL, Bos...1., SPADE, Box PALMOUVE SOAP, Bath Sz% 2 for 10c.. 15c 25c '... 25c..._._ 19c TOLET TSSUE, Roll _.....; 1,..:., 10c ONONS, Texas Whte, lb. 06c DAHO BAKNG POTATOES, 10 lbs. for 45c GRAPEFRUT, Pnk Meat, 1 lb....jl 09c PNEAPPLE, Larffe sze... 49c CARROTS, Bunch, 09c SEED POTATOES (Chppewa), 100 lbs. L 249 WE BUY EGGS ' - L. A. SNYDER, Meat Manager OX aocao o POULTRY, CREAM and EGGS We are s the Market for all knds of ths Produce and Pay Top Prces. WE HANDLE ECONOMY FEEDS A. BENFORD & SON Phone 1432 Corunna Area** OSO Smart and Sturdy Footwear Whether t's for the School Days or jwst wsmr f wo havo the Footwear for every her of the faasly, and correct m qualty < and prce ALBERT B0URSM1TH Opposte Court House Corunnag Mch. t Auto Work We do expert Body Bumpng, Pantng and Reparng of any make o Car or Truck $ We usually have some rebult Cars on hand on whch we make especally attractve prces. See de new JEEP the AU-Porpote Car ERNE MAT0USEK NEVZft A DULL MOMENT Just North of the News offce

6 ' ^a7****-*-ta ^***f*.. * * *. * < * " \V>^ N. a«ex, 7r-«*NS - \ «^, HTUR6 n-» HP*** Consumers Power Company lnes are agan beng extended The buldng of lnes, stopped durng the war years, t now CQng forward agan. t s the Company's goal to brng work-savng, lght -gvng electrc energy to all the psople n the rural area t serves. Of course, the daly progress of our lne crews s not up.to pre-war records because there s stll a serous scarcty of essental materals. So f you are one of the hundreds of fanners who have appled for servce we want you to know that everythng possble s beng done to brng t to you. We also want to thank you for the patence you have shown and to assu:- you that v/e are dong our be?.': to ru:! cu: - rum! c:.:':?nr-:-n program toward compter. W* ELECTRflCATON CUR GOAL! over cs% cf all Farms n the area served by 1 Power are Electrfed now. Consr.c.j CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 1482 STATE OF MCHGAN. n the Crcut Court for the County of Shawassee. n Chancery. Dorr H. Ray, Plantff vs. Alfred L. Wllams and! Sarah A. Wllams, hs wfe, Benjamn O. Wllams and Sopha A, Wllams, hs w fe, Danel Ball, Jonathan Chld, Slas Ball and Cyntha Ball, hs wfe, Amos Gould, Sopha. E. Chld; fcanel Gould 1, Admnstrator of the.estate of Ebenezer Gould; Henry Whtehouse, Henry J. Whtehouse, and Harrett E. Whtehouse, hs w fe, Anstn Grffes and Carolne Grffes, hs wfe, Lousa A. Gould, (Ebeneser Gould; Ebeaezer Goohl, Admnstrator of the Estate of Danel GoaTd, Davd Gould and Mary Gould, hs wfe, Harvey P. Patt and Mary Patt, hs wfe, or ther unknown hers, jfevsees, legatees and assgns, Defendants. At a sesson of sad Court held at the Court House n the Cty of Corurma, Mchgan, n sad* County, on the 16th day of February, A. D. Present: Honorable JOSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge. C; readng and flng the Bll of Complant n sad cause an< the affdavt of Mchael CaHand attached thereto, from whcltltsatsfactorly appears to the Court that the defendants above named, or ther unknown hers, devsees, legatees and assgns, are proper and necessary partes defendant n the above enttled cause, and; t further appearng that after dlgent search and' nqury t can not be ascertaned, ana" t s not known whether or not sad defendants are lvng or dead', or where any of them -*\ay resde f lvng, and f dead, whether they have personal representatves or hers lvng or where they or some of them may resde, and 1 further that the present whereabouts of sn,! defendants are unknov.j s nd ne names of the persons who are ncluded""theren wthout beng named, but,.who are embraced* theren under the ttle of unknown hers, devsees, legatees and assgns, can not be ascertaned after dlgent search an<j nqury; On moton of Mchael Carland, one of the Attorneys for Plantff, H h ordered that aad Defendants 0B4 ther unknown netrs,.devsees, legatees and assgns, cause ther appearance to be entered n ths cause wthn three months from the date of ths order, and n default thereof that sad Bll of Comprnt be taken as confessed *<y the sad defendants, ther unknown hers, devsees, legatees and assgns. T S FURTHER ORDERED that wthn forty (40) days plantffs cause a copy of ths order to he publshed n the CORUNNA NEWS a newspaper prnted, publshed* and crculated n sad Connty; such publcaton to be contnued theren once n each week for sx weeks n successon. JOSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge. Countersgned: SHERMAN E, WELCH Clerk of Crcut Court. TAKE NOTCE, that ths sut, n* whch the fovegong Order was duly made, nvolves and s brought to quet ttle to the followng descrbed >ece or parcel of land stuated ana* b>ng n the Cty of Owosso, County of Shawassee and State of Mchgan, descrbed 1 as follows, to-wt: Commencng eleven (11) rods' West of the Northeast comer of Block Thrty-eght (38) of the orgnal plat of the Vllage, now Cty, of Owosso, Mchgan, accordng to the recorded plat thereof, thence South Eght (8) rods, the.ee Wsst Fve (5) rods, thence North Eght (8) rods, thence East Fve (5) rods to he place of begnnng. Hybrd Alfalfa A hybrd alfalfa whch promses greater* yelds of hay and hgher nutrtonal value has been developed by the bureau of plant ndustry, workng wth the Nebraska experment staton. Lke hybrd corn, hybrd alfalfa s expected to boost yelds about 20 to 25 per oent over ordnary varetes. Experts say the new type contans about twce as much vtamn A as the standard varetes produce under the same ccndto.s. A good, nu.tous feed, alfalfa contans carbohydrates, protens, mnerals and vtamma, but the alfalfa hybrd wll have Just a lttle more of each, the scentsts who developed t say. Refrgeraton Found to Preserve Damaged Tssue Treatment of shock by reteraton s a revolutonary terhnc whch s-as developed durng the laet sx v^prs, accordng to two dortors vr;t^* n th* Journal of the Amercan N/tvJraf Assocaton. Lyman Weeks Crossmar} and Frederck M. Al!en, both of the Cty Hosptal of New York, sav that co!d reduces patn and swellng, preserves njured tssue, restrans nfecton untl the patent s strong enough to undergo an operaton, and. serves as a shockless anesthetc n surgery. Shock s a profound depre%- son of bodly functons caused by njury or strong emoton. Several shock cases cted by tre authors woujkl have proved fata! wthout the, nvaluable few hours of respte afforded by refrgeraton. One case was that of a man who suffered amputaton of both tegs by a tran. "By packng the stumps nt ce (the patent) was enabled to respond to restoratve measures and undergo successful'operaton after 1A$ hours, the mangled tssues remanng perfectly fresh," the artcle says. n another case a patent suffered serous abdomnal njures n a bla^t accdent. One hand was torn off and the other mangled. "Because of the severe degree of shock and traumatsm to the abdomnal contents, mmedate amputatons mght l.^ve been fatal," the artcle says, addng: "The stamps were packed n ce for 2½ weeks before the general condton warranted recon* j sructve surgery."- Drs. Cr«>ssman and A'»en state that refrgeraton keeps the tssues from deteroratng untl the patent can have hs feestarce bult Up. 2ar*3" Cnns Smelted' From Personal Ho?d^»s Co!5s n the early da\s of the topublc htd to be mat-'e from personally owned bullon, household slver, foregn con*, etc.. snce there v/ere no slver and gold mnes n the country at that tne. The owner took hs possessons to the mnt, had th rn r.-.elled and mnted, and took home hs own metal, transformed nto currency. The need for cons was eo great th?t the conng was done wthout charge, thus orgnatng the term "free conage." Tradton says that George Washngton wts the frst customer at the.wwly establshed mnt, and that as* *ttftr«j9ooa* www waled 'tot» jbkaan. A Jwft now MptpBan py fhe ncfcel. OT p*uy the tral of cor\s,ln the UMted. Sutea was a very solemn <^C»slon^ f' the tkmm t sst >d for assay were fvuod w«s4n^ a^vurtty or'we^ftt, tfke oflhtcva of the mnt were, aryordug to hp< lew, "to sutler death." t lnear* gat (h mnt had a perfect record for ts cons, snce ths penalty was never nvoked. Today ths ceremony s largely a matter of tradton. Frst Dtme The frst dme bore the draped bust of Lberty wth long loose har, two sde locks drawn back and ted wth rbbon. The eagle stood on a rock, wth head turned rght and wngs dsplayed, wthn a wreath of olve and palm branches. The desgn s thought to have been the work of Joseph Wrght, frst draftsman and de snker at the mnt. The appont* ment was made by Presdent Washngton, whose portrat' Wrght had panted two or three tmes. Subsequaal dmes were :.varatons of the same theme. Sxteen stars were added n?97 but. the jramber on the 1798 dme was reduced to 1¾ The mnt-began the conage of slver wth Am snakng mt dollars on October tvjjh. ^>* * &? gov«f». ment had e^nerencel.dfne^tes Jn producng nooney^ hfray<rs had to be Drought trooa abroad; even the machnery and the frst metal used n cons A not cereal s a welcome addton to breakfast, partcularly on a cold mornng. For somethng dfferent, try combnng cereals. Cook part whole wheat cereal and part oatmeal. Or, try part rye wth rolled oats, or half cornmeal and half whole wheat meal. Remember to cook the cereal long enough so that t s thoroughly done and no raw starch taste remans. For those who want a heavy breakfast, pancakes are always relable. Ther PULVTSR, CARLAND & WYATT N Attorneys for Plantffs, nutrtve value can be ncreased Busness Address: by n.akng them wth whole wheat 203 Owosso Savngs Bank Bldg. flout or by addng wheat germ or Owosso, Mchgan skm mlk powdr. For nactve people, frut, cereal rr breadstuff, -V- : r.d a beverage are probably enough, {"'or growng chldren, however, t us wse to serve both hot cereal and?m easly dgested breadstuff, together wth mlk. Recreatonal Accdents The survey of a large nsurance company, made recently, revealed that, durng the past fve years, huntng and fshng accdents amounted to only 6 per cent of the over-all total classfed under *Sports and recreaton." Of ths small number, fshng accdents accounted for 2.7 per cent and huntng accdents 3.3 per cent. n comparson, the survey revealed the followng percentages:,basebau 9.3 par cent, golf 5.9 per cent, horseback rdng «5 per cent, wnter sports 9,7 per.-ent, tenns and squash 6.4 per cent sod skatng ft per cent. WlR* Raja* Offers Br'Uo Borneo Realm' Sarawak, offered to Great Brtan as a crown colony, s an East nd'an jqnafhard rnolrn where brown- Skntu>f "wld torn of Borneo" have been loya! cuhjec'.s of a. fnoly of whte rulers of th^r wn ehoo-ng for more than a <-emury X.s? proposal th.t the tmnra sht* jon the Brt- C h er'.le ^tus tuu nc re flng whte r ajah and hs supn-c.e couprl. B* an 3<?r<H»rnert mode n l 1888, Sarawak was recognzed as an ndependent state under the protecton of the Brtsh empre, l* unque form of government came about n th's way: James Bro Ve retred as a young mltary oleer ol the H; sh East nda company after havng been wounded n Burma, and saled from London for the East : /les wth hs own shp and crew n 1SS8 Landng by chance at Kuchtag, 3n nulee up the Sarawak rver near; Burners western tp, t.e setted wth hs men among,the prmtve rver; folk, am on severul occasons defended, them from attacks by natve prates. Hs polces resulted n ore trbr after another seekng ncluson n the state, thus brngng t by w* to ts present 50,000square-mle area. These polces were carred on by bs nephew, Rajah Charles Johnson Brooke, from 1868 to and by hs grand:lephew, Chark-s jvyner Brooke, who recently re sumed hs regn after Japanese -.- terrupton, Afrcan State Home of Gants* Ferres The Watuss of ftnnda-urund m : Afrka are brown,sknned ar's-tocrrtts tradtonally dest < r.ded from Egypts Pharaohs to whom they bear sonc, resemblance. Proud and ntellgent.: the Watuss are. the tallest r> <* n j Afrca; rnany,ttnn a hojtht of <s*»v- j en fec. Vttrj wffr &tx>t)css wtulf ] togas made..colorful wth stamped! geometrc desgns, and are known for ther hosptalty and courtesy Watuss athletes, runnng and jump ng from a one-foot mound as thhr! takeoff, clear heghts above egnt feet more than a font above the world's record of cvlzed men. The Wahutu. pure-blooded Negroes, were conquered by the Wa- * tuss and became ther slaves. As the workfhg class, they are content to be herdsmen and tllers of the SOU... ' 1 A tew thouaawa Batwa pygmes.) *ttr tttle <«f!t) : wfn). l average n«t. rmrh rr»nrp th«n four feet n h^tht.'; lve on the pleasant shores of T>Ve : Khu. Th«y ate notnadkr by nattuv hnt hvr chftden to buld a communty so that they would not W com* pettsy ottstad by tond^omam. Busy wth hummg»nd makteg pottery, they keep other trbes et a dtstanrc when eceasary by use of w*» bow uud ssnal posoaed arrows. : ' Bears taerease The latest estmate of the bear populaton n Ahtska'a two natonal forests, the Tonga** and the Chu-: gach, s anmals. Estmates are made afnualbr and show an ncrease of 300 anmals for the year 1944, or slghtly more than 2 per cent over the number for Alaskan foresters attrbute the ncrease n the brun famly man'y to two factors, frst that travel restrctons n the terrtory durng the war prevented many, outsde bg game hunters from vwtng Alaska to hunt the brown bear, largest car* nvora n the world, and second that most resdents were occuped wth mar work and dd apt have tme to hunt for pleasure. About SDO bear* were nwgmcsvflsr Alaska "Natonal Bsrust wy awas*a,4krmg the year. The bear populatoa s now dvded kea» *jdf» hlack bears and «,000, brosm or^^rtzzjes. f the sttchng threads are broken n your purse t can be resttched? Use heavy duty thread and rub t wth beeswax. Use the back-sttch n sttchng. Dry cleanng soluton cannot be used to clean any leather artcle, nor s t safe for a fabrc bag. A cloth bag may be sponged lghtly and quckly wth some hgh powered cleaner. However, ths should be blotted out mmedately wth a soft cloth or towel. f the cloth bag s dpped nto the dry cleanng soluton, there s danger of glue beng softened and t seldom wll harden agan. t s not dffcult to relne a bag and often the scrap bag has peces of lnng materals that are rght for ths. Rp out the old, worn lnng carefully and use for a pattern. Sttch the pockets to the lnng and seam the lnng up before settng back nto the bag. Leafy Salads Dark green, leafy salads are partcularly needed for they are one of the best sources of vtamn A. Ths vtamn protects the health of the skn and respratory tract, and bulds resstance aganst colds and nfectons. To satsfy every antcpaton, salads should be cool, crsp and attractve. Salads can be so f the vegetables are used fresh from the garden, or are shopped for every day. Washed salad greens may p* stored a mnmum amount of rme n covered contaners n a cold place. The'ngredents for the salad jhould be tossed together just herore servng tme and the salad, detng added the very last as vnegar m tha to wlt the AUCTON BLLS HANDLED PROMPTLY AND CORRECTLY, ON SHORT NOTCE BY THE NEWS Corunna, Mch. a-j.** -V

7 mm ssssstt js; H '&}? NH^E"""!)? w3& """ J7J."W'j ^'*E. '**; STATE OF MCHGJat* 1» tfc* *** Ct«**w'e Pakft B»d% Zetos 8. WoodtaU, SfroSassX srael T. VanNestran, WttUam Coffbk Wllam Rows, lota ParseoU, srael D. Parshell, Jane a Phelps* or ther unknown hers, dovssos, legatees or assgns, defend- At a sesson of sad Court held at the Court BOOM n the Cty of Corunna, Mchgan, n sad 1 County, on the 16th day of February, A. D.. Proaont: Honorable JQSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge. ' On readng and flng the Bll of Complant n sad cause and the affdavt of Mchael Carland attached thereto, from whck t satsfactorly -appear* to the Court that the defendants above named^ or ther unknown hers, dorsee*, legatee* and assgns, aro proper and necessary partee defendant n the above enttled causa, and; t further appearng that aftor dlgent search and* ngnry t can not be aaeertanalt and t s not known whether or not sold d*ro»ev -ants are. lvng or dead 1, or where any of them may resde f lvng, and f dead, whether they have personal representatves or bans where they or sosa* of resde, sad* furshor feat tap whereabouts of sad detsoeteatj are unknown, and the naaee of the aorsons who aro ncluded theren wthout beng named,/ but who aro em v -«eed theren under the ttle of unknown hers, devsees, legatees and assgns, can not be ascertaned after dlgent search anj nqury; On moton of Mkhael Carland, one of the Attorneys for Plantff, t s ordered that" sad Defendants an ther unknown hers, devsees, legatees and assgns, cause ther appearance to be entered n ths cause wthn three months from the date of ths order, and 1 n default thereof that sad Bll of Complant be taken as confessed by the sad defendants, ther unknown hers, devsees, leg- J atees and assgns. T S FURTHER ORDERED that wthn, forty (40) days plantffs cause a copy of ths order to be publshed n the CORUNNA NEWS a newspaper prnted, publshed end crculated n sad County; such publcaton to bo contnued theren once n each week for sx weeks n successon. JOSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge. Countersgned: SHERMAN E. WELCH Clerk of Crcut Court. TAKE NOTCE, that ths sut, n whch the foregong Order was duly made, nvolves a&j fa brought to quet ttle to the followng doaerbod pece or parcel of land stuated and* beng n the Townshp of Scota, County of Shawassee, State of Mchgan, descrbed aa follows, towt; The Northeast quart** (¼) of the Northeast quarter (¼) of Secton thrty-four (84), and the Northwest -quarter (¼) of the Northwest quarter (¼) of Secton thrty-fve (35). also the West half (½) of the Southeast quarter (J4 ) of the Northwest quarter (%) of Secton thrtyfve (36), all n Town Sx (6) North, -range One (1) East, Shawassee County, Mchgan. PULVER, CARLAND & WYATT Attorneys for Plantffs, Busness Address: 203 Owosso Savngs Bank Bldg. Owosso, Mchgan STATE OF MCHGAN. n the Crcut Court for the County of Shawassee. n Chancery. Maron Smth and* Bess Smth, Plantffs vs. Danel Burhans, Roy F. Burhans* Phllp Ncklfs, Ermha Burhans. SJtephan G. Coleman; Amos Gould and Danel Gould, Admnstrators of the estate of Ebenezer Gould; Lousa Gould, Davd Gould, Lev E. Metcalf, L. E. Metcalf, Roswell Ftch, John D. Standlsh, Frankln Ktrcdgo, or ther unknown hers, devsees, legatees or assgns, Defendants. At a sesson of sad Court held at the Court House n the Cty of Cor.- unna, Mchgan, n sad' County, on the 16th day of February, A. D. Present: Honorable JOSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge. On readng and flng the Bll of Complant n sad cause and the affdavt of Mchael Carland attached thereto, from whch t satsfactorly appears to the Court that the defendants above named, or ther unknown hers, devsee*, legatees and assgns, are proper and necessary partes defendant n the above enttled cause, and; t further appearng that after dlgent search an<f nqury t can not be ascertaned, and t s not known whether or not sad defendants are lvng orjsadv or wn*a;aay. of them may resde f lvfng, and f dead, whether they here personal representatfves or hers Hvtng or where they or some of them may resde, ana further that the present whereabouts of sad defendants aro unknown, and the names' of the farsons who are ncluded theren wthout bftug named, but who aro embraced theren under the ttle of unknown hers, devsees, legatees and assgns, can not be ascertaned after dlgent search an< nqury; On motfon of Mchael Carland, on* of the Attorneys for Plantff, t s ordered that sad Defendants of CosafssansfVa taken as confessed fey the sajd defendants, ther unknown hers, dwrseoe, legatees anas sogne T S FURTHER ORDERED that wthn forty (40) days plantffs cause a copy of ths order to ba publshed n the CORUNNA NEWS a newspaper prnted, publshed' and crculator n sad County; such publcaton to be contnued theren once n each week for sx weeks n successon. JOSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge* Countersgned: SHERMAN E/WELCH Clerk of Crcut Court TAKE NOTCE, that ths sut, n whch the foregong Order was duly made, nvolves and ** brought to quet ttle to the followng descrbed pece or parcel of land stuated and 1 feeng h the Cty of Owosso, County of Shawassee and Statu of Mchgan, descrbed as follows, to-wt; The South Sxty-one (61) foot of Lot Fve (5), Block Thrteen (S) of the Vllage, now Cty, of Owoao, Shawassee County, ltvmgffc PULVER, OAKLAND ft WYATT Attorneys for Plantffs, Busness Address: 203 Oweoso Savngs Bank Bldg. Owosso, MJofctgaa "t'lrf 1 State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. At a sesson of the Probate Court for sad County, held at the Probate Offce, n the cty of Corunna, tn Thursday, the 28th day of March n the year of one thousand 1 nne hundred and forty-sx. Present, n the Matter of the Change of N;-.mo tf Jr.mcs Lertfy Sleman to Walter Thomas Tcrker,.">. On res dn**: r.rt"' fv. "<* ' % :.: ":". - o* Jm.e Lcroy Shcmrn r'.'-.t th",t l"''" r r :'"y» V' char -?;' f't" ' v"". "> Leroy he:nu. to Val;. Parker, Jr., '/.onas Court for the County ot At a ateseo of the Probate Co** for tho County of tth>vssats t a*w at the Probata Offce n tk Ctty of Corunna, on the 5th day of Aprl to the year one thousand nne hundred and forty-sx. Present, n the Matter of the Estate of Davd J. Lucas, Deceased. Ple No. " Frank R. Glne, admnstrator of sad estate, havng rendered* hs fnal account to ths Court t s Ordered, That the 1st day of Offlsa,»* ta* eft* of Coras*, on fee tuswy of March m the year of one thooaanj nne hundred and forty-sx. Present, Judge of Probata. n the Matter of the Estate of Mnne. Pratt, Deceased, Fle No On readng and flng the petton of Lev G. Crogher, prayng that the Court determne the hers of the above named decedent t s Ordered, That the 16th day of Aprl next, at nne o'clock n the forenoon, at sad Probate Offce, be assgned for hearng sad petton. ' And t s Further Ordered, That a copy of ths order be publshed three May next, at ten o'clock n the fore- eonsectttre weeks p revoua to sad noon, at sad 1 Probate Offce, be ap-1 ^ of hearlng ^ ^ Corunna News ponted for examnng and allowng a newspaper prnted and* crculatng n sad County of Shawassee. sad Account And t s Further Ordered*, That a copy of ths order be publshed throe consecutve weeks prevous to sad day of hearng, n the Corunna News a newspaper prnted and crculatng n sad County of Shawassee. ROY'D. MATTHEWS, By REBECCA AMOS, Regstrar of Probate. sad ncompetent are requred 1 to present ther clams n duplcate one to sad Court, at the Profcate Offce, n the Cty of Corunna n sad G?unty and one to the Fducary of rad Estate on or before the 2nd day o July A. D. next and that sad* clams wll be heard by sad Court on Tuesday the 2nd day, of July A.D. next, at ten o'clock n the forenoon. Dated Aprl 9, A. D. Fducary: Henry Fourner, Ver- t s Ordered, That the 27th day of Aprl next, at nne o'clock n the hen, Mchgan. forenoon, at sad Probate Offce, be assgned for hearng sad petton., JOgo of Probaf. And t s Further Ordered, That a B F REBECCA AMOS, copy of ths order bo publshed three probate Regstrar, consecutve weeks prevous to sad day of hearng n the Corunna News, y a newspaper prnted and cr **- ^*t n sad county of Shawassee. OKMHt OT PUBLCATON By REBECCA AMOS, Probate Regster. ORDER OF PUBUCATON State of Mchgan. The Crcut Court for the County of Shawassee n Chancery. James, also known as Vncent; Garucco, Plantff, vs. Mary Garucco, also known as Mare Prmac, * Defendant Sut pendng n the Crcut for the County of Shawassee n Chancery, t the Cty of Corunna n s*d County, on the 21st day of January, n ths cause t appearng front affdavt on fle, that the Defendant, Mary Gsrucco, also known as Maro Prmac, s not a resdent of the State of Mchgan, but resdes n the Cty ot Toledo, Oho. On moton of Ells J. Bowler, Plantffs Attorney, t s ordered that the sad Defendant, Mary Garucco, also known as Mare Prmac, cause her appearance to be entered* heren wthn thr^e months from the late of ths order and n case of her appearance that she cause her mswer to the Plantffs Pll of Complant to be fled, and a copy thereof to be served on sad 1 Plantff's Attorney wthn ffteen days after servce on her of a copy of sad bll and notce of ths order; and that n default thereof, sad bll vll be taken as confessed by the?ad non-resdent Defendant. And t s Further Ordered, That wthn forty days the sad Plantff cause a notce of ths order to be jublshed n the Corunna News, a newspaper prnted, yublshetf and crculatng n sad County, and that such publcaton be contnued at least once n each week for sx weeks m successon, or chat plantff cause a copy of ths order to be personally served on sad 1 non-resdent Defendant at least twenty days before the tme above prescrbed *>? her appearance. ; JOSEPH H. COLLNS, Crcut Judge. ELLS J. BOWLER, Attorney for Busness Address: Twrand, Mchgan. Plantff, J State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. n the Master of the Estate of Elzabeth Huff acker, ncompetent. Fle No Notce s hereby gven that more than two months from ths date have been allowed for credtors to present ther clams aganst sad ncompetent to sad Court for examnaton and adjustment and that all credtors of State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. n the Matter of the Batata of Peart Strasa, Deceased. Fle No. 14*23. Notce s hereby gven that more than two months from ths date have been allowed for credtors to present ther clams aganst sad deceased to sad Court for examnaton and adjustment, and that all credtors of sad deceased are requred to present ther clams n duplcate one to sad Court, at the Probate Offce, n the Cty of Corunna n sad County and o.e to the Fducary of sad Estate on or before the 25th day of June A D. next, and that sad clams wll be heard by sad Court on Tuesday the 25th day of June A. D. next, at nne o'clock n the forenoon. Dated Aprl 1, A. D. Fducary: John Strata, R.R. No. 1, Corunna, Mchgan. By REBECCA AMOS, Probate Regstrar. V- ORDER OF PUBUCATON < State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. n the Matter of the Estate of Martn Nalepa, Deceased. J Notce s hereby gven that more! 'han tv-o Tr.onths from ths date have been allowed for credtors to present! ther clams aganst sad decedent to ' sad Court for examnaton and adustmejt, and that all credtors of sad decedent are requred to present ther clams n <fuplcate one to sad Court, at the Probate Offce, n the Cty of Corunna n sad County and one to the Fducary of sad Estate on or before the 25th day of June A. D. next, and* that sad clams wll be heard by sad Court on Tuo?day the 25th day of June A. D. next, at ten o'clock n "the forenoon. Dated Aprl 2, A. D. Fdtyary: John Nalepa, 311 W Corunna Ave., Corunna, Mchgan Jnd?**. of Probate. By MOTCCA A*03, Probate Regstrar. V. ORDER OF PUBUCATON SUte of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. At a sesson ot the Probata Court for sad Couaty, hold at the Probata BOY D. MATTHEWS, -By REBECCA AMOS, Probata Regster. ORDER OF PUBUCATON State of Mchgan. The Probata Court for the Coantj of Shawassee. M % ssssen of «*s Probate Court fo- sad County, hold at the Probate Offce, fn the cty of Corunna, on Monday, the 25th flay of March n Hs year of one thousand* nne hur> dred and f orty-ox. Present, tbx>y D. MATTHEWS, Judge of Probata. n the Matter of the Estate of Carre Swarthout, ncompetent, Fle Number On readng and 1 flng the petton of Lawrence Coy, guardan, prayng for a lcense to sell Real Estate. t s ordered. That the 7th day of May next, at ten o'clock n the forenoon, at sad Probate Offce, be assgned for hearng sad petton. And t s Further Ordered, That a copy of ths order be publshed three consecutve weeks prevous to sad day of hearng n the Corunna News a newspaper prnted and crculatng n?ad County of Shawassee. ROY D. MATTHEWS Judge of Probate By REBECCA AMOS, Probata Regster. Hones or FopFEmmE OF LAND COffTRACT To KENNETH GAVTT and MARAN B. OAVTT, hasssttf sad wfe: You aro hereby notfed that fk*.certan contract for the sals of land dated November 24, 1944, by and* between Mance) H. Barnes and Madras? B. Barnes, husband and wfe, of Lansng, Mchgan, vendors, and Kenneth Gavt and Maran B. Gavt, husband 1 and wfe, of Mullken, Mchgan, vendees, coverng; The east half of the south-west quarter, and the west quarter ot the northwest quarter of the south-east quarter, of Secton 2, and the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Secton 11, all n Town 5 north, Range 1 east, Woodhull Townshp, Shawassee County, Mchgan, 130 acres, more or less, the vendors nterest havng been conveyed ***& assgned to the undersgned* John H. Wllams and Maxne Wllams, husband and wfe, s n default n the sum of $ for monthly payments past due, $28.00 for delnquent taxes pad by the undersgned, and $13.39 for nsurance premums pad by the undersgned, or a total of $221,89; WHEREFORE, n accordance wth the terms of sad contract anrf the provsons of the statute n such case made and provded 1, sad contract s hereby declared forfeted 1, null and vod, and you are hereby notfed to qut and* surrender up, forthwth, the possesson of sad premses. Dated March 25, JOHN H. WLLAMS, MAXNE WLUAMS, Address: S. Jefferson Street Mason, Mchgan. Sprayng Vegetables The greatest handcap to us* of DDT on vegetables s th» danger to humans from posonjr by resdua left on the plants. U effects may be suffered by persons eatng leafy portons that have been sprayed or dusted recently wth DDT. The pov son hazard fmjffls to as confned t* use of too chamcal on vegetables wth leafy edble parts, Lttle dan> ger exsts when ft la used on root vegetables or on plants wth nos> leafy food products. Strng beans, lma Keans^ peas, radshes and beets are among the safe vegetables. DDT spray or dust oan bo appled fc> cabbage, cauhnowar, broccol and other head*tormlu ptanja. But Jt should sot be sjkaf Op, $e»e vegetables sjst mm fefltw start to. S 4 -< * > -' " : '' '-^^:.-... v -JURNG the past sessocljtoercae farmers na?r ssade frot record for food prsooctoo, sad the wotu. rghtfully applaud*. BUT how about next year's performance? Voor Jcha Doerc tractor gave s lot. Vll t be able to go through; ASotter hard year wfcfaoot some recondtonng some specal aewactoa?, Bettel brng that tractor nto our shop tad let as gve a ceeapet* check-up Our factcoy-traaed seen *n**p*» exaety what^ do, and kkw precsely to go show dong n. s*e they wll as* ooly soaars* oho ueerc pans pans Oat sre exact duplcates of the orgnal*. That s m- We wll caeck over your tractor ox other equpment, sell yoa whet the ubnent* are, gve yo«so estmated <o : that, s based oa agh-gxade work by traned men, utog modem shop equpment aad faclret, The low cost va surprse you. Come n when yon got to town, and let's talk ths ovc-»^ Yours, for another groat pcodoctoo year. HnlyfjwyneJohn Deere Heqa'98$&&. MART VALASEK JOHN DEERE DEALER NEW LOTHROP, MCH. General Elevator Busness We are completely equpped m a general busness, and are buyng Beans and all gran crops, and payng the hghest market prces at all tmes. We are handlng all knds of Feeds and Coal, and assure you a square deal always. F. S. CHAPMAN V«+"»+«*+«o+eo++o+^ ->\ t^ermon, Mchgan Phone 21-F-3 Auto Reparng Better take? good care of that Auto. f a boxtg to be some tme before you can twry rotfer. We have the equpment and «the "know now" to pat the car n the best poeahfc eeacmtfo--«o that K wll contnue to serve you the way you want to be served. Tractors and Truck*, too. JACK MCDOWELL OB the Man Conner -SH *Xl X*

8 ta wftr ftrttt t's Cur Ace pted Responsblty to Keep- Your Car Runnng; untl you Get Your New FORD- -For 20 Years your County Seat FORD Dealer" EARL W. LEWS GET OUR 1946 LCENSE PLATES HERE The Best Car Ford Ever Bult Corunna, Mch N. Shawaaaoo St. Phone 1359 JUDDVLLE Dan Quck was n Holly Sunday. Mrs. Rchard Perry has been ll the past several days. Mvs. Wn. Dee has returned home \cr. saveral weeks 1 " vst wth her daughter n Calforna. Kone; Secretary, Charles Crowe; treasurer, Edward Wrostek. The leader wll be Edward 1 llen. Later refreshments we're served by lra. Allen to the boys and ther parents. The next meetng wll be held at the Mr. an* Mrs. Wnfer d Judd and j *> * ***> Edward * n * Ernest famly of Colon were Sunday guests j Wrostek. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jud<j and?, famly. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bosserdet and ' daughter, JoannV of Pontac, were week-end guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Galloway and famly. < '?';». Northwe p? Vence Farm Bureau wll meet Frday evenng at the home of Mr. and* Mrs. Davd E'.Ka. The meetng wth begn promptly at? ** M-. E, R. Hancock wll be the speaker. The name of Mrs. Dale Zmmerman of Corunna was nadvertently omtted' when the Easter program r-r-s v^tten. Mrs*. Zmmerman playe^ two lovely selectons on the accordan. Followng the program*she and h*r son, Blly, were dnner guests of Mr. and* Mrs. Lesle Mlddletoa. HOME MANAGEMENT Mchgan farm women are beom- ;;-. a.o-c Lane management eon- Always busy, these women have stated takng tme-out and" changng ther ways. Last year a total of nearly 23,000 fn proved changes n practces were made by Mchgan women enrolled n home economcs extenson groups throughout the state. Approxmately 25,000 famles n 80 dfferent countes of the state t were readed by home management A number 6T boys met at the home work conducted? by ctfunty demonr' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Allen Sator-** stratlon agents. Jula Poad and Ay evenng and organsed \*The~ P. Dava, extenson a^aeth * m Juddvffle Lvestock 4-H Club.'* ; home management at. Mchgan 8ta*e Offcers elected were presdent, couage, sapervaed the profras*. Keth Allen; vce prehdent, Jack Me- _,. L Hosae recreaton, car* of house- V r hold and ktchen equpment, repar of electrcal applances, famly fnancal plannng were some of the mnor State of Mchgan. The Probate projects. More than 2,000 famles Court for the County of Shawassee. mproved ther ktchens wth ktchen At a sesson of the Probate Court cupboard, cabnet or closet arrange- t for sad County, held at the Probst* ments and repars. Offce n the Cty of Corunna, on the A total of 650 women were gven 23rd day of Aprl A. D. assstance n m akng plans for mprovng Present, ther 'homes. Some of ths work was accomplshed, but much s n the Matter of the Estate of awatng the cray~wften materals and Hatte S. Aken, Deceased. labor are avalable. But the women ' On flng the. petton of R. D. have the tangble planr that a carpenter can follow. Harmon prayng for the probate of ; the wll of sa<j deceased now fled" Post-war plannng on home applance needs nterested a great n ths Court. t s Ordered 1, That fhe 15th day number of Mchgan women. At of May next, at ten o'clock n the meetngs they ndvdually mapped 1 forenoon, as sad? Probate Offce, be but a ten-year plan of purchases for! appontee for hearng sad petton. mprovement of ther farm-home.!, t s Further Ordered, That a copy needs. Ther fndngs ndcated they of ths order be publshed three consecutve weeks prevous to sad day were makng a close "study of makng the farm home more pleasant for. of hearng n the Corunna News a newspaper prnted 1 themselves, ther husbands and the and crculatng n, chldren. sad County of Shawassee. (A true Copy) REBECCA AMOS, Regster of Probate. > The Cc-unna News When Readyto Market Lve Stock nstruct your truck to delver your consgnment to your own farmers co-operatve sellng agency on the Detrot Market who offers the Best n Sales and Servce. Relable market nformaton over the Statons of the Mchgan Rado Network at 12:15 p.m. Monday through Frday. Mchgan Hve stock s fed for market on a raton of gran grown on Mchgan farma. and guarantees -.the consumer choce qualty meat at all tmes. MCHGAN LVE STOCK EXCHANGE DETROT STOCK YARDS, DETROT George J. Bcutoll, Manager SALESMEN: Cattle Jn McCram and T«4 nwrett; C*T«Jake BoHm**; Sheep Chm*. Celrer «*d Boh WflHama Retardng Sprout Growth n Storage Loss Wth Root Crops Elmnated by Process By Ora Smth Cornell Unversty All who have stored any of the root crops such as beets, carrots, turnps and rutabagas know that two of the most mportant storage dffcultes wth these crops are sproutng and shrtyejng. The hgher the humdty of the *W?*e ar, the leaser the amount of shrvelng. However, tf at hgh humdtes the temperature also s much above 40 degrees F., the foot and top growth wll be excessve, often resultng n decay of the stored product By a very smple procedure, H s now possble to prevent or greatly retard root and top growth of these root crops n storage. Methyl ester of alpha naphthalene acetc whch prevents or retards sprout aaw. growth n potatoes also wll retard root and top growth to" the root HB WW* 3K =9 fotcb Or afkbtttfo OP aoaxo OF DCTtaMlNATON State of Mchgan. 'n the Offce of th*~ Dran Commssoner of the County of Shawassee. n te Matter of the Escott Dran. Notce e Hereby Gven, that on the 18th day of March, 1946 a Petton was fled wth the undersgned! County Dran Commssoner for the DON'T NEGLECT TRUCK County of Shawassee prayng for Chock your truck how. the Deepenng, Wdenng, Straghtenng, Cleanng Out and levelng drt What does need? to a heght of eght nches of Escott Mako a 1M. Everythng Dran. that can bo done must fee That upon the 11th day of Aprl done to keep your truck 1946 the undersgned fle.1 wth the n frst-class shape. U:J Honorable our torvcjo facltes. We Judge of Probate, a petton askng for the appontment of a Board of use &tonatanal Parts Determnaton; tho boat to help keep That sacf Judge of Probate havng Tour track on tho rood; apponted Merrck F. Blar, Rex post and Lous Hosngton as such Board haulng for all f s worth. of Determnaton; Now, therefore, sad -Board wll meet at a Pont where the Estott! Dran crosses the Hghway M-21 n secton 22, Caledona Twp., on the 9th day "of May 1946, at 'eleven o'clock n the forenoon of sad day to determne the NecessttyTtf Escott Dran; McCormck-Deerng Therefore, all persons, muncpaltes and hghway offcals nterested* Phone 443 n the proposed Petton are request' e<j to fce present f they so desre, r Dated at Corunna ths 15th day of Aprl, CHA& G. COOK, County 'Dran Commssoner of the County of Shawassee, v- - State of Mchgan. The Probate Court for the County of Shawassee. n the Matter of the Estate of da M.Vncent, deceased. Notce s hereby gven that more Treatng turnps to prevent sprout than two months from ths date have spolage has proved effectve. Left, been allowed for credtors to present treated; rght, untreated turnps. ther clams aganst sad deceased to crops. Ths results n less decay and sad Court for examnaton and adjustment, and that all credtors of bettor kepp'n? qualtes. Probably the best method of applcaton of ths chemcal s to ther clams n duplcate one to sad sad deceased are requred to present spread, a small amount of t n-.- jjsvgrated n shredded or confetttd paper or n "n rert dust n th* Cty of Corunna n sad County and Court, at the Probate Offce, n the contaner, bm. ple or pt where the* one to the Fducary of sad Estate are stored. The paper or dust ooota r. u.e htrm cal atoukl be ds A. D. next, and that sad clams wll on or before the tes? day of July trbuted farly evenly throughout the ba hoard by sad Court an Tuesday D. next, at ^pounds of dust to each 100 buaheta'ntee o'clock m tfca foreo< forenoon. At such of rol c--"«p. bear--, t wll bo dotorsaaod by the The we of ths chemcal ahoutd Cotrrt, wft* woro, at the tfane of her oe of value especally for the bepr* A. ^ f., J^JL-, ftorage of root crop* aa well a* * ** tfc * * " ***" aooaaoot. to market gardener and truck grow Dated Aprl 11, A, D er who atoroa fa ovsdoor pta and» Fdodary: lataaa* R. Vncent, cedars, and also and dehydrators. to the cannezv Corunna, Mchgan. Effectv? Use of DDT n the Poultry House t By a?** A0S Whle DDT offers lttle er.coura^ ment for the control of th? oor^rr-or chc-uen mte, H has V- proven effectv* n the control of other n sects that nfest the poultry house. When 3 per cent DDT s added to kerosene and panted en the roosts t s effectve n controllng bed bugs. New Jersey staton found the 3 per cent dust cou"bratjon effectve when appled to ne*t*. When sprayed over the roost* aajt 4roppftgs H ba* proven effectv* aganst maggot*. For the control of fles and me* autoe*, a 9 per coat soluton ahoukj be used durng tho heght of the sea son. At other tme* a 2½ per cent soluton wll prove satsfactory. A per coat *uaperanon or dust wth 5 per cent DDT powder wl' rd poultry of blue bugs. mproved Machnery Rototller nstead of turnng the ground ove; as the plow does, the Rototlle churns and thoroughly crumbles th> sol wth steel claws whch rotate rapdly n paddlewheel fashon. The depth of tllage s adjustable. Tb? new rototller s produced b 1 Graham-Page Motors at Wllc Run, Mch. Carrots Keep Better Wth Folage Remove-." Carrots placed n storage wll keep consderably better f the top. are removed fr&t, accordng to re :ults ascertaned at Cornell unver vty. There ere other advantages savng n space and n shppng ant landlng cost when the carrots arc TRr k^ted. By removng the tops, the mo?.ure s conserved for the roots. The avng n mosture * reported a* about 46 per cent. Probate Regstrar. ROT D. MATTHEWS, NOTCE OF MEETNG OF BOARD OF DETERMNATON State of Mchgan. n the Offce of the Dran Commssoner of the County of Shawassee. n the Hatter of the Wheeler Dran. Not< e s Hereby Gven, that on the 26th day of March, 1946, a Petton was fhed wth flfe^ undersgned County Dran Commssoner for the County of Shawassee prayng for the Deepenng, Wdenng, Straghtenng, Cleanng Out an<j levelng drt to a heght of eght nches of Wheel. er Dran.. That upon the 11th day of Aprl, 1946 the undersgned fled wth the Honorable Judge of Probate, a petton askng for the appontment of a Board of. Determnaton; That rafd Judge of Probate havng apponted Merrck F. Blar, Rex Post and Lous Hosngton as such Board of Determnaton; Now, therefore, sad Board wll meet at a Pont where the Wheeler Dran crossed the State Road n secton 21, Caledona Twp., on the 9th day of May, 1946, at ten o'clock n the forenoon of sad day to determne the Necessty of Wheeler Dran; Therefore, all persons, muncpaltes and hghway offcals nterested n the proposed 1 Petton are requested to be present f they so desre. Dated at Corunna ths 15th day of Aprl, 194G. CHAS. G. COOK, County "Dran Commssoner of the County of Shawassee BUCK DRESSNG DRT Black Drt loaded or delvered Saturdays or Sundays. Phone , or Flnt. CENESSEE GRAVEL CO. S. County Lne Road ar any Make of Farm Machne REPARS! NTERNATJONAL TRUCKS HOWARD MACK : - - Case and N«w fleav d» ; V Real Qualty ce Cream Take home a Quart of Anthony** Super Qualty leo Croat* todajr. Bettor qttaty, ALL FLAVORS ewuffat kk ovary way. TbatVa rght aad ajaamhro *fc*t wll of (,* faaalj. Anthony tee Cream CORUNNA STORE OPPOSTE COURT HOUSE Phone 261 Corunna, Mch. j 0O0000<H>0O0^>**O*****00OOO0!>»»o»»»»»oo»»»»»oo Court House Cafetera UNO*** HEW MANCEMElfT *«% Drectly Across From the Court House nvtes the patronage of the communty. A clean, modern restaurant, servng the very best n th«way of foods. J«*jM ^J^J^Je*J^ MRS. FREDA SAYAN, Prop'r OPEN EVERY NG!:V TLL MDNGHT YOUR SATSFACTON OUR CONSTANT AM Our Modern Ambulance s Ready to Serve You 24 Hours a Day ANTHONY FUNERAL HOMf AMBULANCE SERVCE -DCaT ANTHONY 3 d PHONE 218- DVRAND as