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Casnovia Personals : m e € t o n T h u r s d a y . J a n . Miss J e a n Nason r e t u r n e d t o O r a n d
tne home of Mrs Osca r H u l t - Tower. Ill last week T h u r s d a y . _ . Mlss E leanor L e u s e n k a m p r e t u r n e d
ss Eva J o h n s o n who s p e n t t h e S u n d a y t o he r school a t H o m e r . t ays with her m o t h e r . Mrs M a r y Mr a n d Mrs. E. A. Webb were New
son. r e tu rned to C inc inna t i , las t Y e a r s gues ts of Mr. a n d Mrs . E. W. « W - H Bowman
and Mrs. Elgin W h i t n e y spent Miss Helen Morton a t t e n d e d the , a n d M r s - S h e r m B o n - basketbal l g a m e in S p a r t a . Tuesday f Bailey. evening.
Faye M. Sal ter a n d d a u g h t e r . Mrs Millie Cauk in of S p a r t a was were G r a n d R a p i d s shoppers the gues t of Mrs. Caro lvn C a n e n on
„ U i ; d w ~ New Year ' s day . . a . , ^ h a s C a r d o f Muske- ; T h e nex t regular m e e t i n g of Cas-
! j l a t t e r s a u n t . Mrs. Net t le novia c h a p t e r . O E. S.. will be next Sunday Tuesday . J a n 12 a n d Mrs. Roy T o w n e a n d d a u ^ h - . Mr a n d Mrs M A C a r p e n t e r spent
Myrtle, -.pent New Year s a t t h e p a r t of last week a t Six Lakes a n d with F r i e d m a n h o m e relat ives in 3 t Louis.
, a n d M r s Basil Cl . 'n tsman were Mr. a n d Mrs Mar lon S p e n c e r of lay -t inner guests of Mr a n d Mrs G r a n d R a p i d s were New Y e a r s * uests
LMBe a n d family. o f M l s s E d n a Bon ter and Mrs F rank Nelson w i r e , Mr and Mrs M Holden a n d d a u g h -
auy gues .s of N,r a n d Mrs. Lou ter . Rose, were en te r t a ined a t t h e Clyde n g r e n amons; o thers . Holden h o m e on New Year ' s Jas Nellie Pe - ry c a m e h o m e l a s t - Mr a n d Mrs. Russell S t i n s o n and
Frltfciy f r o n a two-weeks visit daugh t e r . Annabel le . wei* g u e s t s a t t u s f r i ends i n ' . r and Rapids . h .me of he r unc le in R a v e n n a .
a n d Mrs Johni V a n d e r m e e r vis- T h e Br idge Club held i ts f o r t n i g h t l y I relat ives in -onkiln a n d Coopers- meet ing a t t h e home of Mrs . F. M l*. S u n d a y af te i .^oon a n d evening. Ransom last Monday a f t e r n o o n , he Misses Mar jo r ie a n d Evelyn Mrs George Whi te is spend ing some rk went t o * Ka lamazoo . Sunday , t ime wi th he r daugh t e r . Mrs . Bessie
ere they will be s t u d e n t s a t M S. C drs. J . E. H u m p h r e y s was brought tne last S a t u r d a y f r o m St . M a r y s >pital and She is convalescing nicely
George Norton a n d d a u g h t e r .
Balcom and family ln Muskegon. Mr a n d Mrs. Leon S n a w s p e n t Tr--s-
day with Mrs. Shaw ' s pa ren t s . Mr . a n d .Virs Rnhnrt Prp«tnti n p j r P o u e n n j
Mr and Mr?. Leon Rood of L°!r . -r e tu rned S a t u r d a y f r o m a 10- • bcrtville spen t Wednesday, last week.
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• Born to Mr . a n d Mrs . W a l t e r Smi th ' on J a n . I . a girl . E l i zabe th J a n e . They a re being ca red f o r by Mrs . Smi th ' s sister. Miss T h e l m a E a t o n of G r a n t .
Mrs. H. R a n s o m . Mrs . J o h n MofTatt. 1
Mrs. Roy Russel l a n d Mrs . J a c k Henny visited Mrs. J o h n Mof fa t t . J r . . of G r a n d R a p i d s o n Wednesday , last week.
Mrs. 8 . J . D r u m m o n d re tu rned on Wednesday, last week, f r o m a week's visit with he r s o n - i n - l a w a n d daugh-ter. Mr. and Mrs. A E. F leming of De-troi t .
Mrs. E. M. Hyde , who h a d been a visitor a t t h e h o m e of h e r son. N. J . . look, and f ami ly , f o r t w o weeks r e -
Bailey Weekly News Mildred Moore, who h a s been ill, is
be t t e r now. L e o n a i d Pierson spent S u n d a y with
h is m o t h e r , Mrs. Adella Pier.-on. Mrs . Basil C h r i s t m a n spent a few
d a y s in G r a n d R a p i d s t h i s week. H i r a m J o n e s of Casnovia spent T u e s -
day wi th he r sister . Mrs . Minn ie Gee. D o n r ' d K i n g moved his fami ly f r o m
n e a r Woodvllle to t h e Plerson f la ts , he re .
Haro ld Pendel l e n t e r t a i n e d h i s S u n -urned to he r h o m e in H a r t last S a t - d a v school c lassmates Fr iday a f t e r -
urday. J Mr. and Mrs. E d w a r d West cot t and
chi ldren and Mrs. Louise K u h n visited Mr. and Mrs. W m . B r o w n of G r a n d Rapids, last S u n d a y . Mrs K u h n re-maining for a visit
Mr. a n d Mrs. Roy A t k i n s and Mrs. Jennie Brooks of S p a r t a spen t Sunday a f te rnoon at t h e h o m e of Mr a r d Mrs. Chas. R a n s o m a n d Mrs. Brook; re-mained for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs F r a n k Cox a n d Rob-ert Hughes of G r a n d R a p i d s and Mrs Nettle Burdick of H o m e Acres were
noon . F. M Rice of T rave r se City cal led on
h is cousin. H. E Rice. Monday a f t e r -noon
Mr?-. T h e l m a Ruby, who was ca r ing fo r m sick lady In Newaygo, r e t u r n e d h o m e Tuesday .
J B Bryan a n d son. F r a r k l i n . mo t -ored to Urbana , Ohio, Thursday, - re -t u r n i n g Sunday .
Forest Pendell of G r a n d R a p i d s called o n h is pa ren t s . Mr .and Mrs B D. Pendel l , Wednesday.
Mrs A W Moore will e n t e r t a i n mis -S u n d a y even ing vis i tors of Mr a n d , t,ona7 mee t ing a t h e r home T h u r s -Mrs. F rank Burgess . I d a y " J a n - 7- a t 2 P m -
Mr. and Mrs. G l e n H a y w a r d arrived Mrs. Tom Af ton was t aken t o St .
Lake with Mr. a n d Mrs. George J o h n s t o n . I Mr. and Mrs. Ch r i s P re tze r of S p a r t a
Dorr Wes tco t t were •••ere S u n d a y evening ca l le rs a t t h e Jests al tne home of Mrs . Wes tco t t ' s home of Mr and Mrs. T e n o r Cl ln ts -kter a n d b ro the r - in - l aw of Rockford m a n
New Year s.
home on W e d n e s d a y las t week from Hammond . Ind.. w h e r e they visited over Chr i s tmas with Mrs . H a v w a r d ' s mother . Mrs. Chas . P f i s t e r .
Mr. and Mrs. C l a u d e Est low en: re-ta ined on New Year ' s day . Mr. a n d
I Mrs. Steve Reed a n d Mrs. S a m Estlow •of Spa r t a a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. Floyd Est-j low of G r a n d Rap ids .
Mr. and Mrs. G l e n H a y w a r a e n t e r -| t a lned with a six o'clock d inne r New | Year ' s day fo r G r a n d R a p i d s fr iends.
In honor of Mr. a n d Mrs George Eng-n Muskegon with he r ch i ldren . ian Gri l l accompanied Miss G a r n e t
„ c . ™.a. ^ U l v o u o : « • ! u, nei „ E W J o h n s o n w a s in G r a n d Rap ids . S t u r d e r a n t to he r h o m e in G r a n d R a p -C h a s Ransom o n S u n d a y s ! s t e r M r s Hebecca Rull , fo r a couple Qur?day. o n * , r s . J o y ° ° u l d - l d». S u n d a y , a f t e r a visit with f r i ends
a n r i r . n . of weeks Mrs. S t r e e t e r h a s broken up h a a b ^ < n 1,1 l n i h p hospi ta l in th i s vicinity. a n d Mrs L. J . N e u m a n n a n d h o I 1 B ( , V M , n , I W a n H w l I , f l l r w i n r . George Passage. Sr., of Muskegon Mrs. M a n i l a Miller spent f r o m
called ln town T h u r s d a y on his way Wednesday unt i l F r iday with Mr. a n d housekeeping a n d will go t o Pont iac for t h e winter w i th h e r sons .
i , , , . . . . . . ! Mr a n d Mi's. Archie B u r c h a n d son. • ... n . . . K e n n e t h Atkinson r e t u r n e d to Lans - , w , . r e gt.esLs a t t he h o m e of Mr. o t Evansvil le . I n d
kg Fr iday to r e -en te r M S. C. a f t e r a n d Mrs cih»« R»n«om M r s L u c * S t r e e t e r ls visLlng he r He holidays with his pa ren t s , Mr. and last. Irs. Albert Atkinson. j \ | r Mr. and Mrs. l -conard Anderson, fami ly of Muskegon were New Y e a r ' s
l l a ry Ann and F rank l in Weea l of K e n t guests of Mr and Mrs. Oeorge J o h n -City were visitors a t t h e F r a n k Nelson s?on. h o m e S a t u r d a y a f t e rnoon M r a n d M r s w a i t e r F in ley visited
Mr. and Mis. C. J . W h i t e a n d Mr the la t ter s l a t h e r . Geo. Househo lder , f.t and Mrs. Roger H a t h a w a y were guests h 4 s h o i n e j n c a snov ia . las t S a t u r d a y of Mr. and Mrs. W H W h i t e of Mus- a f t e rnoon kegon on New Year ' s day Mr a n d Mis . Chas Myers of East
Mr. a n d Mrs. G. R. Isley of St Snar ta spent Wednesday a t t h e h o m e J o s e p h who l.ave been visiting Mr a n d O I M r s M y e r s f a the r . George Norton Mrs. E, W. Bowman fo r abou t two a n ( j family .
Marys hospital . G r a n d Rapids. Frida.\ Her condi t ion is quite serious.
Basil C l i n t s m a n spen t New Y e a r ' s wi th h is wife a t t h e home of h e r m o t h e r . Mrs Adella Pierson.
Mr . a n d Mrs. J . L. S m i t h Zelda B a r t h spen t N c ~ Year ' s ir, R a v e n n a wi th Mr. a n d Mrs. R. H Andree.
Miss I la Moore, t e ache r of a S u n d a y chool class, en t e r t a ined he r pupi ls a t
Mer h o m e Wednesday a f t e rnoon . Mrs
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Alice P a l m spen t Sunday wi th Ha Moore.
Mr a n d Mrs. Norman Frye of G r a n d Rapids spent f r o m Fr iday un t i l . S u n -day wi th Mr. and Mrs. Henrv P a l m and fami ly .
Miss Lois Roll ins of K e n t City spent f rom F r iday unt i l S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n with h e r g r andpa ren t s . Mr. a n d Mrs H. E. Rice.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k McCoy a n d chi l -dren of Adr ian spen t f rom Fr iday u n -til S u n d a y wi th t he i r parents , Mr a n d Mrs. P e t e r Morin.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Lester Petersen a n d cluldren of C a n a d a Corners suent S u n -day wi th t h e l a te r * parents . Mr. a n d Mrs. J . B. Bryan .
Mr. a n d Mrs. J a c k Rollins a n d daughte r . Lois, of K e n t City spent New Year ' s with the i r parents . Mr. a n d Mrs H. E Rice.
Mr. an*: Mrs. C. A Barnum a n d Mr. and Mrs. H B a r n u m spent S u n d a y wi 'h Mr and Mrs J o h n Johnson and family of Ashland . I Mr. a n d Mrs C. A. Ba rnum re tu rned to the i r h o m e In Detroi t . Tuesday." a f -ter a few days with the i r paren ts . Mr and Mrs. H B a r n u m
The D r a m a t i c Club is rehears ing a play. T h e D a u g h t e r of the Deser t . " !o be played in t h e near f u t u r e fo r benefit of t h e R. N. A.
Mrs J a c k Rollins, daughters . Loir and Marc la . and J e a n Saur of K e n t City spen t Tuesday with Mrs. Rollins-paren ts . Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rice.
Electric l ights went out New Year ' s
Kent City Local News Rober t Ambergy of S p a r t a was in ) Mr. a n d Mrs. Leon Rood a n d ch i ld ren
K e n t City, Thursday . | re turned t o t he i r h o m e n e a r Toledo. Miss Mary Robinson r e t u r n e d to h e r j Sa tu rday , a f t e r spending t h e ho l idays
school Sunday a t Boyne Fal ls . j w i th Mrs. Rood's pa ren t s . Mr . a n d Mias Alice Soles r e t u r n e d to Ypsi- Mrs. F r a n k Car r .
i an t i Sunday to resume h e r s tudies . | Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kelly a n d f a m -J o e Montgomery h a s gone t o K a n - ily were d i n n e r guests of Mr. ar><| Mrs .
sas on a business t r i p with h i s t ruck. Clarence E. Johnson . S a t u r d a y eve-Mrs. Franc i s Egolf of Casnovia was ! nin*. T h e occasion being t h e b i r t h -
a K e n t City business cal ler Thu r sday , day of Mlss Nett ie Kelly. Mrs. L. J Wil l iams is qu i t e sick a t Mr. and Mrs. Char les Pu lker«on e n -
the h o m e of he r son. Ernes t McWil- te r ta ined on New Year 's . Mr. a n d Mrs. , i a m s George O l m s t e a d a n d daugh te r s . R u t h
Mlss Vera Chase h a s ?one to G r a n d a n d Doris; Mlss Aleta Ayers a n d Rapids , where she h a s f o u n d employ- I uncle. J o h n Johnson , cf G r a n d R a p i d s inen t . Ju l ius Wr igh t , who is we l l -known ln
Les ter Anderson r e tu rned Wcdnes - t h i s communi ty , fell f r o m a t r ee ln h i s day t o resume his studies a t t h e Moody ! ya rd and suffered a f r a c t u r e d leg. H e scboo' | is a n employe of t h e G r a n d R a p i d s
Mr. a n d Mrs A. E. O a l b r a i t h spent I S t ree t Railway Co. He was r emoved t o New Year ' s in G r a n d R a p i d s with Blodgett hospi ta l . f r i ends . f Millard R ickman of Essex. C a n a d a ,
Mrs William Brace will leave th i s stopped h e r e Moi.day n i g h t o n h i s way
eve. r e t u r n i n g New Year ' s n ight . En t e r t a in ing company without the l igh ts is qui te inconvenient , but full of ^Id-
Augusta Pe te r sen t n d fami ly time memories . few days t h e last of t h e week Donald a n d Mar ion Moore a n d Viv-
week fo r Newaygo to r e m a i n wi th h e r d a u g h t e r .
Dr. Shor t s is shor t a F o r d which some one took f r o m his g a r a g e Wed-nesday night .
Mrs. Mar tha Chase of G r a n t was a guest a t the home of Mr. a n d Mrs. J L. C h a s e last week.
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Mr. a n d Mrs. Ed Beincr a n d sons, Maclyn a n d Je r ry , of G r a n d Rap ids were S u n d a y guests of Mi . a n d Mro. Everett Mor ten .
Mr. a n d Mrs. W L. B a r n u m a n d two chi ldren of Watervl ie t s p e n t t h e week end wi th Mrs. B a r n u m ' s p a r e n t s , Mr. and Mrs T G. Hayes.
Glen P u n i e r a n d Miss Segr id L ind -berg of G r a n d Rap ids were gues t s of Mr. and Mrs. E. Morton f r o m T h u r s d a y unti l Monday, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hcuve lhor s t a n d chi ldren were guests of Mr . a n d Mrs. Joe Heuvelhorst a n d fami ly of G r a n d Rapids on New Year ' s day .
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. F. K r o m e r r e t u r n e d T h u r s d a y last week to t h e i r h o m e In South Bend, a f t e r two weeks' w i th t he i r son, Chas . Kromer a n d fami ly .
Miss Evelyn J o h n s o n of S p a r t a was t h e overnight guest of Miss Rose
Wedne.sdav a n d nlsn Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W h i t e r e t u r n e d
Sunday t o the i r h o m " in Mic l igan City. Ind . . a f t e r a week wi th h i s p a r -ents. Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. W h i t e .
Mr a n u Mrs. H . S. R a n s o m e n t e r -ta ined New Year ' s t he l a t t e r ' s p a r e n t s Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Mof fa t t of K e n t
New Year s eve Mr. a n d Mrs. Chas . to K a l a m a z o o t o spend New Year ' s . Mrs. A r t h u r Words when they all e n -J . J o h n s o n a n d f a m i l y a n d Mr and , , v ' a r y Soorhcide. who has been wi th Joyed New Year ' s d inne r with Mr. a n d Mrs. Wm. J o h n s t o n a n d daughter , h- r g r a n d m o t h e r a few days . re turned Mrs Oeorge Words Helen, were e n t e r t a i n e d a t t h e George , l n 5? ' t y ' Sunday . Bailey P . -T . A. postponed f rom J a n
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Johns ton home on Moon Lake . Mr. and Mrs. Arch ie H a r l n g enter
ta lned on New Y e a r s day Mr. and Mrs _ „ . „ . Adam Redding a n d son, E v a r t ; Mr. and o r T u L S f a y " ^ ^ « ' l s u r g e d l o U ' | ) r i ' s e n t
Mrs J ay Ha r lng a n d J u l i a n of G r a n d 1 N sui pi i.sed when five of her f r i e n d s Mr a n d Mrs. Alvln Walkley e n t e r -Rapids and Mrs. E m m a H a n n a , c a m e to he lp he r ce lebra te he r b i r t h - tained New Year ' s a t d inner . Mr. a n d
Mrs. F r a n k J o h n s o n was t aken to . , , _ , _ J l i s . J u w y u S i u w u , i u . u i u « r s . H w -Muskegon hosp i ta l o n S u n d a y . Dec. 27, Mr . a n d Mrs. C. A. B a r n u m of Det ro i t old Sunde l l a n d children. F r a n k and h a s since u n d e r g o n e two opera- a n d „ M r : H c a I 1 f d ° n f r i e n d s Walker a n d J o h n Greening . tions. Mrs J o h n s o n ls *s well as can I l n M u s k t ' K O n Heights . S a t u r d a y a f t e r - ' » —
to Pen twa te r . where he was called o n account of t h e serious Il lness of h i s mother . Mrs. F s the r R i c k m a n . a sis-te r of Mrs. C. S. Pe rks .
Robert Foczik a n d N o r m a n Wes ton have re tu rned to J u n i o r College a n d Clark Elklns t o Art school ln G r a n d Rapids. N o r m a n Holben. F lo rence
Mr. a n d Mrs. Raymond Wilder of Austin and Dorothy J e a n Baer t o M. S. F r u l t p o r t were guests of Mr. a n d Mrs jC. to resume the i r studies. N. E. Weston. Sunday . ] Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson e n t e r -
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. H. S a u r a n d d a u g h - ta lned the ladies of t h e Snow ntrigh-te r . Agnes, spent New Year ' s with i borhood c lub a n d their h u s b a n d s New f r i e n d s in Muskegon Heights . i Year 's eve. Five tables of ped ro were
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson a n d played. Honors going to I rv ing Ber ry son. Lester , visited Mrs. Anderson ' s a n d Char les G a r d n e r , a f t e r wh ich a n b r o t h e r in Lakeview. Tuesday . oyster supper was served.
Mrs. Clara B a r n h a r t is visit ing a t Mr. Huff h a s re tu rned f r o m M l n n e -t h e h o m e of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence sota. Mrs. Huff r emained t o be n e a r J o h n s o n and he r little g randson . , he r brother , who is still very ill i n t h e
Mrs. C. S. Parks w&3 called to P e n t - I hospital Her f a the r . Mr. Ter re l l h a s water . Monday, by the ser ious Illness gone to Reed City for a t ime . T h e of he r sister, Mrs. Es ther R i c k m a n . , Hotel Royal ls open again to t h e public
Mr. a n d Mrs. C. S. P a r k s r e t u r n e d i a f t e r being closed for a few weeks d u r -r rom Char lot te . Monday, a f t e r spend- ing Mr Huf f ' s absence. ing t h e holidays wi th the i r ch i ldren
Mr. a n d Mrs. Mar t in C h a s e of G r a n t . M a r y be 11 and Ronald DuBols of G r a n d R a p i d s were New Year ' s gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Chase .
Miss Anna Kriger has been spending
be expected a n d h e r f r i e n d s a re hope- / ful.
Mr. and Mrs. J a c k H e n n y and Mrs. Roy Russell a n d d a u g h t e r . Maxine. of Detroi t r e tu rned h o m e S u n d a y a f t e r t he holidays wi th h e r p a r e n t s . Mr. and Mrs. J o h n MofTatt . a n d o t h e r relatives here .
Mr. and Mrs. H. Heuve lhors t had as Sunday evening gues ts , t h c former 's sister. Mlss M a r g a r e t Holstege, Harold Vollink a n d R i c h a r d V a n Z o r e n of Hud-sonville and Miss F r a n c e s Wood of G r a n d Rapids.
T o Mr. a n d Mrs. George Balcom of Muskegon was born o n Dec. 30, a sen. Mrs. Balcom is well k n o w n here as Bessie White , d a u g h t e r of M r and Mrs. C Gues t s^a t * the* J E • Lillie h o m e New-Year 's day inc luded Mr . a n d Mrs. G u j G. Lillie a n d d a u g h t e r . Be t ty , of Grand Rapids and Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n Lillie and son. J ack , a n d Mr . a n d Mrs Har -j ld Laug a n d son . Maur ice , of Coopers-
Mrs. Beatr ice A r e n d s was t h e guest
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r ' d a y e v e n l n g - J a n 15- ">eet- j a few d a y s a t the home of h e r bro ther , ' u f o I c a l I c d o n . M r l n « w l L 1 , 0 a t S C l W nouse and every M. J Kr iger dur ing the absence of ; '^*rs „ evening, parent a n d pa t ron in school distr ict Elsie.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Char les Montgomery a n d Mr and Mrs. R a y m o n d Montgom-ery were Spar ta business visi tors Tues -day u iu- rnoon.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J a c k Rol l ins a n d w - d a u g h t e r . Lois, spent New Year ' s a t
Mr. a n d Mrs. Harley Hlbbs and Ver- Bailey with their pa ren t s . Mr. a n d non C h l n g motored to Fl int . Sunday , Mrs . H. E. Rice.
Mrs. J a c k Henny of Detroi t .
r ™ n r t p ~ Q £ u M ^ s F e u b e n a Kletgreen t o Mr. ar .d Mrs Raymond Montgomery nnjnH mri ^ n t ^ ' ! ^ r t " 0 *" s L e h R d m a d e o f Dam spent Monday a n d Tues -m nlr El lsworth a n d F lo ra , fr ienda In S a n d Lake a visit. day wi th his paren ts . Mr. a n d Mrs
c- r M r s " J " L S m l t h a n d Mary D. Bearss C h a r l e s Montgomery.
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. E. Bearss a n d Mary motored t o Char lo t t e . W-dnesdav. r e - , l r „ T . . D Bea r s s s p e n t Wednesday in F r e - j turning T h u r s d a y , spending the n igh t N e ^ Ye' J s enesf ^ Mr nnrf Mr! ' ' ' ?nhn mont guests of Mr. a n d Mrs. S e t h with Mr. a n d Mrs. Pe ter Smith. Zelda ? r 5 e w h Sr a S Mr Compton . S.'inth. Vivian Gri l l a n d Dale Bea r s s ? r ' ^ ° h
T h e Bible scliool of t h e C h u r c h of re turned wi th t hem. Fra le igh , Jr . . of Casnovia. Chr is t will begin h a l f - h o u r la ter in t h e S u n d a y d inne r gues ts of Mr a n d M r a n d M r s - M i ' -4 ter J o h n s o n h a d a s f u t u r e , beg inn ing a t 10:30 ins tead of Mrs. H. E. Rice were the i r sor. Dwigh t ques t s on Chr i s tmas Mr . a n d Mrs-10:00 a. in. and ch i ld ren . Bet ty Ann. Jack a n d E b e n p r e s sey . Mr. a n d Mrs. Leslie
Mr. a n d Mrs. Eddie Zufe l t a n d ch i l - Dorothy of Rogers D a m ; Mrs. J a c k a n d Mrs. Gil l iam. l i en of Muskegon spent New Year ' s Roll ins"and Lois of K e n t City. Mr. a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. Char l e s Montgomery
wi th t he i r pa ren t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. W i l - Mrs. Lawrence Spau ld in« and Rober t a n d daugh te r s . Mary a n d Doris, were iei t Zufe l t . I Rollins of G r a n d Rapids . ca l lers a t the home of Mr. a n d Mrs.
C h a r l e s G a r d n e r 5nnrt»v ho l idays with Mrs. Kocher ' s m o t h e r
The Live Wires Sunday school - lass Miss Dorothy J o h n s o n of Dor r h a s of Casnovia en joyed a watch par ty New i been secured to t a k e M i a McBride s
T h e Casnovia Ladies ' L i te ra ry Club Y e a r s e v e a l the" h o m e of Dr. a n d Mrs. » p lace In the K e n t City h igh m e t a t t h e home of Mrs. E. A. Webb . H c r s ^ y . v h e r . t he l ights went \ Miss Mabel Lee ls subs t i tu t ing th i s Tuesday evening. J a r . 5. wi th about 30 Q U t w e r e placed about t h e room i week. m e m b e r s a n d guests present . a ' n d a p i n e i o g l ighted in the fireplace. | M r a n d Mrs 3 t e w a r t Twis-s a n d
Music fo r t h e evening was f u r n i s h e d c r e a t i n g so oleaslng a n a tmosphere • f a m n y a n d Mrs. Anna Twiss spen t New-
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r j , , c c p i i R^atr icc Aieur. . . wiu> m c i w — crcaiiiiK ^ l u n u i j m m a«asa. -« City a n d he r sisters. Mrs . R o y . R u a e u a i r v h o m e of Mrs. by Mrs . Aloer t Duell of Alto be ing ably h h e y o u n g people expressed t h e m - y e a r ' s day in G r a n d R a p i d s gues ts of a n d d a u g h t e r , ^ Maxine^^and M r . ^ [ ^ a r ° a ^ t h k S J of S p a r t a last weeb» ccompanied by Mrs. M. H. S a u r of ^ > e a w h o l l y in favor of i t . P rogres - j M r . a n d Mrs. Ear l Huns ley L U boing
G. L. HUMPHREYS
and SONS
vited guests.
h i City M i c h i g a n winter .
i Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n V . n d e r n , « r ^
Lhe home of t h e la t ter . Mrs . G j e l n e r s [pa ren t s . Mr. a n d Mrs. H. E. She ldon a n d her b ro the r . J o h n S h e l d o n of Bos-ton. Mass Mr . a n d Mrs S h e l d o n have lef t for the west and will visit Ari-zona a n d Cal i forn ia the ba l ance of the
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Kent City School Activities H I G H S C H O O L N E W S
T h e chess c lub held i t s meet ing Mon-day n ight a t t h e school . About 12 members were p re sen t . Mr . Kreps . who is leader of t h e c lub, s a y s t h a t several of t h e member s show promise of be-coming rea l good ches s p layers .
Sand Lake will p lay ou r t e a m on our own floor F r i d a y n i g h t . J a n . 8. I t is repor ted t h a t S a n d L a k e h a s a much be t te r t e a m t h i s y e a r t h a n in previous years so everyone is looking forward to witnessing a n h o n e s t t o goodnesi fight- Let ' s give t h e t e a m our support by a t t e n d i n g !
O n Tuesday . Dec. 22. t h e Cur t i s P u b -lishing Co. s a l e s m a n s h i p contes t came to a g rand c l imax. T h e l o s i n j green •earn e n t e r t a i n e d t h e winn ing red t eam a t a banque t a t 7:00 o n t h a t evening In teres t ing t a l k s were given by the . eachers a n d e a c h of t h e s tuden t lead-ers also gave a s h o r t ta lk , l laroid Moll ac ted a s t o a s t m a s t e r . A good - m e was h a d by a l l .
T h i s week t h e pr izes e a r n e d by the individual s t u d e n t s were awarded.
K e n t City. t . sive g a m e s were played with a d i f f e ren t Mrs . Duell 's p rog ram consisted of t h c m e a t e a c h table., followed by l u n c h
following n u m b e r s : " T h e Morn ing p r i H c h e s t n u t s roasted in the fireplace. Wind." "Lassie o' Mine" a n d " K e r r y S t o r y te l l ing occupied the balance of Dance.'" Her c h a r m i n g personal i ty a n d t h e t i m e u n l i ; midn igh t and ushe red j leas ing soprano voice del ighted h e r m l 9 3 2
hea re r s . — Mrs Hook, t h e pres ident , t h e n i n t r o - K E N 1 c i T Y B A P T I S T C H U R C H
luced Mrs. G a m S t in son of G r a n d Edwin A. Ford, Pastor Rapids , who was a f o r m e r m e m b e r ot . , . n . r ,u~ H e a r t s he c lub a n d is now pres ident of t h e . I n t h e H e a r t °f K e n t - F o r the H e a r t s
Li terary Club. i of K e n t ) a very i n t e r e s t - Lord ' s Day—Jan . 10. 19-i.
" W h y , surely, Joan... we'd love to come over tonight" W i t h o u t y o u r t e l e p h o n e , y o u w o u l d m i s s m a n y
o f t h e d e l i g h t f u l s t i e i a l e v e n t s y o u s o e n j o y .
I n v i t a t i o n s t o i m p r o m p t u p a r t i e s , g o t t e n u p " o n
l h e s p u r o f t h e m o m e n t , " a r e a l m o s t a l w a y s
e x t e n d e d b y t e l e p h o n e . I n f o r m a l b r i d g e g a m e s
. . . l u n c h e o n s . . . s h o p p i n g t r i p s . . . t h e a t e r
p a r t i e s . . . s c o r e s o f s u c h e v e n t s a r e a r r a n g e d
by telephone.
T h e t e l e p h o n e i n y o u r h o m e i s a g r e a t s o c i a l
asset. And in case of pre, sickness or
•ther emergency, telephone sen ice is
priceless.
MOST P L A N T S N E E D P L E N T Y O F D R I N K S
House p l an t s growing in c o n t a i n e r s need water o f t en , but if t he soil a r o u n d t h e plant is always s a t u r a t e d , t h e p l an t dies because the roots c a n no t obta in enough oxygen, accord ing t o hor t icu l tur i s t s at Michigan S t a t e col-lege.
T h e mois ture r equ i rement s of t h e a i n e r e n t var ie t ies of house p l a n t s vary considerably but some of t h e t roub les of providing proper a m o u n t s of wa t e r c a n be avoided If t he pots ln wh ich t h e p lants a re set are placed ln copper or i rcn t r a y s a n d a layer of pebbles ls placed ln t h e bottom of t h e t r a y t o pe rmi t water t o dra in f r o m t h e flower pots.
T n e foliage of the p l an t s a s well a s t h e roots need m o t o u r e and . If wa t e r is sprayed upon the leaves wi th a n •Uomlzer once or twice a day . t h e p l an t s will r e m a i n in a more h e a l t h y condition. T h e a tmosphere ln mos t dwelling houses ls too dry to provide a n ideal env i ronment fo r p l an t s .
Flowering p l an t s bloom mos t s a t i s -factori ly if t hey a rc placed in a s u n n y , sou th window, but p ian t s grown chiefly fo r their fol iage a re most t h r i f t y If "-'"lmtJrrtmvtou rnAiui m e • «-«»"-of p lan t s is given ln Ci rcular Bul le t in No 99 "House Plants ." Mich igan S t a t e College. All college bul le t ins a re mailed f ree t o those who reques t t h e m f r o m the bul le t in clerk.
A C O B B E C T I O N
I n the Casnovia Ladies' L i t e ra ry Club report publ ished last week reviewing Mrs. Hera ld ' s paper on "Ch i ld ren of the Bible" a l ine lef t out m a d e a queer sounding sentence. I t should h a v e read, "we p ic tured the sadness of t h a t aged f a t h e r A b r a h a m , winding his way over the hil ls a n d valleys of t h e Holy-
Eas t Side Ladies
n g 1 review"^ E the l M a m m i n ' s "Ch i i - Morn ing s u b j e c t " i ren of t h e Ea r th . " T h i s is a s to ry of Morning worship — 10.30. Subjeict_ a fisher m a n who lived on t h e C h a n n e l " John ' s Gospel. W e a re begi immg a I s lands o'fl t he coast of B r i t t a n y . T h e this service a n exposition^ verse by
>-.• r e n t e r s a r o u n d t h e l ife of one verse of the Gospel by J o h n . Like t n e fami ly who toiled in t h e fields a n d Epistles of J o h n th i s >\e i a very simple life. T h e y were , itself w i th t h e "Fami ly of God. a n d
•ypical of people who till t h e soil a n d | In th i$ in t roduc tory message we will
t h e 25th anniversary of the wedding of Mr. a n d Mrs. Twiss. Mr . a n d Mrs. Huns ley en te r ta ined the i r guests by t a k i n g t h e m out to a big New Year ' s d i n n e r given by t h e b ro therhood of t he i r c h u r c h having a t ab le reserved — — - - . . fo r t h e wedding pa r ty . I n t h e evening i Land to t h e appointed piace w h e r e ^ Mrs. Hunsley served a very nice l u n c h - 1 mus t offer h i s only son, I s a a . eon. A lovely day was spen t . [ ing sacrifice.
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The Kent City S t a t e Bank
3rd AND 4 t h G R A D E NEWS C h r i s t m a s p o e m w r i t t e n by L-evon
D u n n in t h e f o u r t h g r a d e : Chri&tma*
Chr i s tmas ls a h a p p y t i m e . W h e n the C h r i s t m a s bells do th chime Upon t h e house top we h e a r a click. Down t h r o u g h t h e ch imney comes St .
Nick I He fills t h e s tock ings wi th many toys. All for t h e good l i t t le girls and boys. T h e n up t h r o u g h t h e c h i m n e y he do th
go And steps in to t h e f a l l en snow. We hea r h i m exc la im a s h e goes out of
s igh t : 'Happy C h r i s t m a s t o all and to all a
g o o d - n i g h t ! " And let u s ail r e m e m b e i th i s day. As a t ime to be l iappy a n d gay!
ive n e a r to n a t u r e a n d find c o n t e n -u e n t a n d happ iness in t he i r work.
T h e c h a r a c t e r of t h c m o t h e r lived .n t h e daugh te r , who, hav ing le f t he r i c m e r e t u r n e d la ter to find peace a n d lappiaess . I t was a n unusua l book •nd very a p p r o p r i a t e for c lub review.
All Joined in a rising vote of t h a n k s .o Mrs. S t inson a n d Mis . Duell fo r the • n i e r t a i n m e n t of t h e evening.
T n e c lub accepted a n inv i ta t ion to nce t wi th the Eas t Side Ladies ' L i te r -i ry Club of G r a n d R a p i d s o n M a r c h >9
We will be en t e r t a ined J a n . 13. by h e S p a r t a Ladles ' Li terary Club.
T h e nex t regular meet ing of the d u b will be held a t t h e home of Mrs. '? R Davis. J a n la . S p a r t a Ladiea L i t e ra ry Club a s our guests .
VAUDEVILLE F O B T H E R K O R E G E N T S T A B T -
ING SATUBDAY. JAN. 9
At K e n t City. Michigan, a t t he close of business December 31, 1931. a s called for by the Commiss ioner of the B a n k i n g D e p a r t m e n t
5th AND 6 t h G R A D E NEWS
T h e following people received A ln spelling for t h e m o n t h of December:
Ivan Anderson . E lden H a m s . Teddy Lyals. Marge ry Wi lder . Ra lph Pike. Mar jo r ie Rloe a n d Leslie Van Belkum
Those n e i t h e r t a r d y no r absent for t h e past m o n t h a r e :
Ellen Car l son . Rober t* Heiss Clifford Jack . Teddy Lyals . J u n i o r Montgon.
I ery. Vernon Moore . Ca r l Nelson. Ra lph '• Pike. Mar jo r i e Rice. Edna Mae S a u r
Be t ty Soerhe lde a n d J a y Van Belkum T h c fol lowing five s t u d e n t s received
th ree A s on t h e i r c a r d s for the past mon th ' s w o r k :
Ivah Anderson . T e d d y Lyals. M a r -jorie Rice, Lesl ie V a n Belkum a n d Margery Wi lder .
No. 1—Dr. DuPon t of Wi lming ton , N. C„ is a m a n u f a c t u r e r of d a n c e steps a n d Juggling f ea t s a n d he m a r k e t s both a t t h e same t ime. „
No. 3—Kerr a n d Ensign in W o m e n . A very a t t r ac t ive pa i r who will keep any audiencc In l augh te r fo r some time o come. T h e y do a comedy ske tch
called "Women " . No 3—Mlss Lee Morse. "The Li t t le
Gir l wi th t h e Mellow Swanee Voice. T h e f a m o u s radio arid recording s ta r l^ec Morse Is not over five fee t tall a n d does not welgn over 100 pounds but she h a s a voice all out of p roper -
' !?o!°4—Edgar Bergen, t h c ventr i lo-;uial doctor , pe r fo rms " T h e Opera t ion wi th C h r i s t i a n Grave r .
No. 5 - -S idney Page . J e s t P o o " " Around." Sidney Page a n n o u n c e s t ha t at Is annoyed by pet i te Mar ie and Peggy Ear le and th i s a n n o y a n c e o r -a t e s t h c best sor t of f u n . PMPe ta a comedian . T h e two girls a r e Arst aid t o h is f u n No m a t t e r w h a t h e does or a t t e m p t s to do one or t h e o t h e r or both of t h c a In te r rup t
S t a r t i n g Sa tu rday . J a n . 8—"The House Divided" wi th Wal t e r Hus ton
S t a r t i n g Tuesday . J a n . 12—"Girl of t he Rio." with Dolores Del Rio and Leo Carri l lo.
consider especially seven po in t s in proof of t h i s fac t . Bring your Bibles and your f r iends . Come!
Bible school—11:45. B. Y. P . U —6:30. Evening prayer—7:15. Evangel is t ic service—7:30. S u b j e c t . , ,
"The Revela t ion of J e sus Chr is t . " Be-ginning a series of messages o n t h e Book of T h e Revelat ion. In t roduc t ion chap te r 1:1-18.
Senior choir—Monday. 7:30. T h e ladles missions meetings—2:00,
Wednesday . O r c h e s t r a a n d J u n i o r choir — 7.00
Wednesday . . _ „ P r a y e r a n d Pra i se meeting—7.30,
T h u r s d a y . Let us m a k e th i s a wonderfu l yea r
of f a i t h f u l a t t e n d a n c e on aii t h e se rv -ices of our c h u r c h , a n d enter whole-hear ted ly Into acceptance of Individual responsibil i ty fo r t h e success of t h e es t lmony of our c h u r c h for t h e Lord 's
glory a lone.
Yes, t he S e n t i n e l - L e a d e r does
lUntU of prmuag all
CASNOVIA M E R C H A N T S WIN F I V E BALL GAMES
T h e Casnovia Merchan t s lost to Rock-ford " Y " league t e a m . 25-24 a t Rock-ford In a h a r d f o u g h t contest in which the locals were ahead most of t h e game, only t o be headed by t h e o p -ponents ' a t t h e last moment .
W h i t t a l . fo r Rockford . and Powers, for Casnovia . were t h e h igh scorers. The locai " B " t e a m easily de fea ted t h e Rockford " B " t e a m In the open ing came . 24-18. _ .
T h e Merchan t s ' defeated Comstock Park , t he re . 38-23. a f t e r t rai l ing 17-11 »t t h c ha l f . Powers and Kremer were the big scorers. T h e B" t e a m o u t -classed Comstock in scoring a 42-15 win, w i th all of t h e locals scoring f r o m anywhere o n t h e floor. .
Fores t Orove " Y " here Thur sday n igh t a n d r e t u r n games a t Fores*. Grove. S a t u r d a y n ight .
Next week the strong "Conoco Oils of G r a n d Haven play a r e t u r n g a m e
BESOUBCES Loans and Discounts
I t e m s In t r ans i t -
To ta l s — Real Estate Mortgages -Bonds and Securit ies, viz.:
a Municipal Bonds i n Office e Other Bonds
Tota ls -Reserves, viz.:
C a s h and Due f r o m B a n k s ln Reserve Cities —
U. S. Securi t ies ca r r i ed a s legal reserve In Savings Dept . only
Tota l s Combined Accounts, viz.:
O v e r a n u w> — Banking House Fu rn i tu r e a n d F i x t u r e s Other Real Es ta te
Commercia l Savings Dol lars C t s $ 24.673.04 $ 44.693.00
252.61
S 24,925.65 $ 6,790.00
S 41,550.00
| 44.693.00 $ 86.990.00
$ 15,000.00 91.080.00
$ 69.618 65 % 93.780.00
$ 41,550.00 $106,080.00 $147,630.00
$ 16.829.70 $ 19.78332
40.950.00
$ 16.829.70 $ 60.73332 $ 77.563.02
Customers ' Bonds Deposi ted wi th Bank for Safekeeping
8-Q1 7.000.00 2,800.00 2.000.00
13.900-00
Total
LIABILITIES
T h e locals easily defea ted S p a r t a M e r c h a n t s in a league game. Tuesday n ight , a t Spa r t a . 40-23. A f t e r r u n n i n g UD a lead of 24-4 t he locals coas ted a lone t h r o u g h t h e last half w i th M o f -f a t t t h e h igh point m a n a n d every p layer scoring a t least f e w P ^ s T h e
t o sell? T r y our W a n t I - b " t e a m were victors, 32-14. In the i r
Co lumn .
Capi ta l Stock paid l n . _ — Surp lus F u n d — — Undivided Profi ts , n e t Commercia l Deposits, viz.:
Commercial Deposits Subjec t t o Check S t a t e Moneys o n Deposi t -
$414.298 68
$ 30.000.00 . 11300 .00
„ 13.757.00
$ 68.2S4.90 4,500.00
T o U l g $ 72,754.90 $ 72.754.90 ;
^ EkxS* A ^ S S S ^ - S i b j e c t to Sav ings By-Laws 884 81 Cert lf . of Deposi t—Subject to Savings By-Laws 12.-. w84 8.
To ta l s $272.620 13 Bills Payable — — — — Customers ' Bonds Deposi ted wi th Bank for S a f e k e e p i n g — O t h e r Liabilities — —
$272,620.13 None
.. 13,900 00 67.65
$414,299.68 i T0U1
S t a t e of Michigan. Coun ty of K e n t . ss. I M E Moore. Cash ie r , of t h e above named bank do so lemnly . swear
t ha t ' the above s t a t e m e n t Is t rue t o t h e best of my knowledge a n d belief and correctly r ep re sen t s t h e t r u e s t a t e of t h e several m a t t e r s t h e r e i n contained, a s shown by t h e books of the bank ^ £ ^ C a s h i e r .
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My commission expi res August 25th, Correc t AvicR
A. H. S a u r . E. J. Soles. Ell O . Rober ts .
Directors .
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Williamson was thoughtful. Few ttimn in hi* c*r<-er h»<1 bp ever al-lowed motive, however worthy, to be excuse for breaking the law. Hut a* he glanced et Baker, wounded, maimed In one hand, still p. • from IOKH of blood, be thought what a heart-ies'! travesty of justice It would be 1? BakPr were fnprlsoned. Whatever the t ruth of his trouble with Haskell, the great fact remained that he had gone on a thankless and prodigious patrol and had run those criminals to earth.
" I l l do what I can for you both." he promised, with no reluctance "When I go back outside I'll talk to the Kd-nmnton officials and try to get those cLargea nol-prossed. But you and Featherof see to restoring that prop-erty."
Alan promised: "We won't fall you on that . I t ' s mighty fine and square of you." After a moment, he went on : "Considering all you've agreed to, I ha te to ask still another favor. But I 've got to. I've got to speak up for Hnrdsock and Pedneault. They have charges against them, serious and t rue charges. But there's this to be said, sir. Neither man deserted. They both Intended to return here the moment our patrol ended. They ren-dered a tremendous service to the Force. They were true to duty ln the highest sense of the word. Are yoa going to look at the good they did, or a t nothing but the bad?"
Williamson did not answer. He felt the human justice of Alan's appeal. It seemed to him that the matter went deeper than a question of Insubordina-tion. Those men had been under Ba-
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One of Thsse Two Men Was an Out-and-Out Liar.
' I , r ® and he knew what a pow-erful Influence Baker had over his men.
Thinking deeply, he gazed through the window, down upon the dark river. In this tangled affair, it was a sore task to Judge wisely, to do iho right thing. Baker's long patrol, his indomitable courage in goinsr af ter these men. his relentless drive In ham-mering his daring plan through to success—the whole thing was a splen-did feat. In his forty years the old officer had never seen a mere mag-nificent piece of work. It was nice Baker, like the brilliant sergeant whom he once had trusted and fought for.
But the rest of that story, his trouble with Haskell—Williamson did not accept that as true. From . t a r t i ° J ^ h B f account was an s te in o n m Haskell 's; and to the ataa old officer. Judging with tmpar-
c r L Z , " ° r y seemed more credible. Quite plainly Baker har-
' p e r s o n a l hostility which prob-ahly had warped and twisted his story out of all semblance to the truth ^
Williamson did know be-
BY W I L L I A M
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fitrroi with some fool orders. Af te r a thing like that, do we have to shut up and take It and not even be al-lowed t o — r
"Sit down!" Willi IOJSOD bade them. "I'm going to get to the bottom of this. When your time comes I'll hear what you've got to say. Now Baker, I want you »o answer some questions. What made you spilt ycur detail on that first patrol?"
"Haskell ordered me to, sir. He or-dered me to follow both branches. When I objected, he threatened to bust me and keep me h( -e at the post."
"That 's a lie!" Hnskeil challenged. "I allowed him to do aa he thought best. He purposely made a fai lure of that patrol. I don't s«k you to take my word. Corporal Whipple was here In the cabin, and heard our talk. And Baker, over his slgued statement, admitted to responsibility."
"What proof have you got. Baker?" Williamson demanded.
Alan kept silent, deliberately allow-ing his silence to damn Mm. William-son's probe waa leading in the right direction, leading toward that deadly trap.
To Alan's consternation Bill Hard-sock burst out : "Proof? H—l's blue blazes! Alan was naif alck. all the way up the Alooska, because of them or-ders. He felt he was being forced to take us men Into a terrible danger. We all knew It was crazy to split up—"
Williamson silenced him. "You're merely making an sssertloD, corporal. You have no proof. Baker, do you ad-mit responsibility for that patrol?"
Alan shook his head. "No, I—I don't." he stammered.
Haskell amtled. He had Baker oa the run.
Williamson reminded: "Baker, you signed a statement of reMpon*tblllty. Whipple was • witneaa."
Alan pleaded. "Sir. that statement . . . When we <-ain-? back—yea, 1 signed It. But I—I had to,"
"You had to?" "Yes, to get out of the Mounted.
He wouldn't let me buy out unless I did sign."
"Why under heuven did you want to buy out all that fast and furious?"
"I wanted to be free." Alan led on, step by cautious step. "I wanted to *" n " * r tnose men so badly that yen were willing to buy out. cut off your record and sign a lie. Why then wouldn't you cooperate with Haakell to get them?"
"W ell. air. he—he wouldn't co-op-erate." r
"I can't believe that. He tried to help you even af terward—after you bought out and were on a private Ven-tura *»
I EAST SPAJSTA LOCALS I o o
Little Betty Vander I t e r la reported on the sick list
East Sparta Ladles' Aid will meet Thursday. J an . 14. with Mrs. J . a . Johnson.
Mrs. J . O. Johnson spent f r o m Fri -day until Sunday ln Orand Raplda with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson.
Albert Saur. accompanied by Jason Carpenter . Wayne Athearn. Howard Bet tes and Harmon Bosch, le f t for Indiana, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Groversnor, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler of Orand Rapids spent New Year's day with Mr. a n d Mrs. Henry Oroversnor.
Mlss Era Oaln of Marshal l and Ralph Hicks of Orand Rapids were New Year's callers a t the home of their grandmother . Mrs. Henry Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Sau r a n d Al-bert entertained on New Y e a r > day. Margaret and Marlon Long of Orand Rapids and Jason Carpenter of Spar ta .
WEST S P A R T A LOCALS I |l ENGLISHVILLE N E W S t LISBON 4-H CLUB
I A L P I N E H A P P E N I N G S o
Esther Momber spent Sunday with Marie Tinkler.
Chas. Mombei and family called on Fred Flnkler's. Sunday a f te rnoon .
Dorothy Zimmer and Beatr ice Flnk-ier called on the Ro than tha i e r girls New Year's day.
T h e Misses Clara Heft . Mary Nell Chapman and Esther Momber called on Marie Finkler one evening last week.
Mlss Dorothy Schlndler enter ta ined Ethlyn and Evelyn Alberts. Marie Finkler and Clara Heft New Year's day. A very good time was reported.
Charles Elsfeller spent Tuesday in Orand Rapids a f te r a ra re specimen tree to plant in their yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Cfcesllck and two daughters spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elsfeller
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Saur a n d family were Sunday dinner guests of his brother, Mr And Mrs. J o h n Saur a t 8parta .
Kirs. Sarah Allen of Orand Rapids and Merle Fuller were Sunday evening
} guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles Elsfeller.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Highland Meyers and (daughters a n d Miner Saur were New Year's dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Coster a n d family.
John Carlson and family of Kent City and Ernest Carlson and family of Muskegon were Tuesday evening vis-itors a t the home of J o h n Crowley.
Albert Hammond and family. Alice Carlson of Kent City and Ruby Coster of Orand Rapids were Sunday dinner guests of M<- j m d Mrs. John Crowley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Saur and Mr. and Mrs. J ay Morsman were guests at a progressive pedro party held at the home of Mrs. Saur 's sister and hus-band. Mr and Mr*. Harry Carlson. Wednesday evening.
iToo late for last week.* Marie Ollbert spent last week with
her sister. Mrs. H. E. Strohm. Ardith and J r . Herbert S t rohm spent
a few days with their grandparents . Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Oilbert-
Mr. C. J . S t rohm of Traverse City ls spending the week with his eon and family. Mr. a n d Mrs. H. E. Strohm.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllli, MeCune and Catherine and J ane McCune were Tuesday af ternoon visitors a t the H. E. Strohm home.
Mr. and Mrs. R P. Miller and family and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Strohm and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J . R. Gilbert and family.
Mr and Mrs. A. Jablonskl of Grand Rapids and Miss Leola Jablonskl of Ravenna spent Saturdav night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. E Strohm
Mrs. Tedle Ha tch of Spar ta spent a few days with Mrs. Zella Church.
Mrs. W. E. Erhar t and Leo and Edna spent New Year's with Albert Erhart and family.
Chas Rogers ls suffering an attack of "flu" but Is somewhat Improved at this writing.
Mr. and Sirs. Harry Card of Orand Rapids were Sunday callers at the A. E. Field home.
Arthur Church and family of Orand Rapids were guests of his mother. Mrs. Zella Church. New Year 's day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nielsen and daughters, Beatrice and Barbara, spent New Year's a t t h e Mart in McQueen home on Chase road.
Mr and Mrs. Arden Fintch drove to Detroit. Saturday, where they visited Mr. Punch's uncle a n d aunt . Mr. and Mrs. Peas. They returned home Sun-day evening.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Dell Stu«xrt enter-tained for New Year's Mr a n d Mrs. Ira Mead of North Park and Mr. and Mrs Geo. VfmAarsten anu sons. Robert and Richard, and daughters . Anna Mae. Doris and Dorothy, of Orand Rapids. Richard and Dons remained at the Stuar t home for over the week end.
Their regular meeting will be held next Friday afternoon. J an . 8. T h e boys are contributing a small amount a t each regular meeting for the pu r - CHANCERY NOTICE 1-22
necearttles**1111* * * * ***** S T A T 2 O F MICHIGAN, the Circuit
A. W. HILZEY
A U C T I O N E E R [ ' hone—Pr t ton 4.1
DUTTON MICHIGAN
SATURDAY, JAN. 9 Ralph Vanderltyde, East C'edar Springs General Sale with Guernsey. Jersey and Holsiein cows.
Y o u r S a l e w i l l h e A p p r e c i a t e d !
STRAYED--145-lb. pig, Monday night Finder re turn to George Fox. Sparta .
Route 3. 2x r"OR SALE—An^eCctrtc ' washer arid
wringer a t $49.50. equal to any $100 washer. See them at Sparta Motor 3«des. 3z FOR SALE—New gasoline motor wash-
er. a t $39 50 Sparta Motor Sales. 3z FOR SALj&—Cheap—80 acres of good
pasture land : wood on place. W E. Erhar t . phone 30F11. 2z FOR SAL&— New milch cow and calf.
H. Kremer . I mile east. 1 mil" S of Engllshville. 2x
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sign tha t waste food matter stays too long in the bowels. It ferments and forms gas. I t breeds germs. It is sure to poison hear t , kidney a. unuu.
Adlerika washes out BOTH upper and lower bowel. I t brings out poisons which cause gas. nervousness and a dopey, sleepy feeling. It contains no harmful drugs. Get Adlerika today; by tomorrow you feel the wonderful cleasning effect of this German doc-tor's ssimple remedy. Perry Drug Co.: in Kent City by Perham's Drag Store.
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Court for the County of Kent, In Chanccry: At a session of said Court, held a t the
Court House In the C;iy of Orand Rapids, in said County on the 2nd day of December. A. D. 1831. Present, Honorable Willis B. Perkins,
Circuit Judge. GERTRUDE STANLEY.
Plaintiff, vs.
I RAY STANLEY, Defendant.
In this cause, it appearing by affi-davit on flle therein tha t the defendsmt Ray Stanley, is not a resident of this state, but is a resident of the State ot North Dakota.
On motion o; George H. Cross, a t -I torney for the plaintiff. It Is Ordered, tha t thc appearance of said defendant .
; Ray Stanley, be entered ln this cause •fit bin three months from tlie date of
| this order It Is Fur ther Ordered, tha t the said
,>lalntltf cause this order to be printed in the Sent inel - leader , a newspaper printed, published and circulating ln
• .aid County, and tha t said publication •oe commenced within forty <40) days from the date of this order, and be con-tinued therein once a week for six successive weeks, or tha t a copy of this order be served upon the said defendant
I pcrsoraJu.y or wy ic^uttcicu mall at least [twenty i20> days before the time pre-scribed herein for the appearance ol said defendant .
WILLIS B. PERKINS. ; Countersigned Circuit Judge, i L J . Donovan.
Deputy Clerk. George II. Cross.
Attorney for Plaintiff, j Business Address. Muskegon. Mich.
ture." "When was that?" Alan queried. "At En Traverse la te ." "So he
signals for you to
Z a l " n y , O U b t i u * : account clashed with Haskell's all along t h . line. One of these two men w f . . ! out and-out liar "
looted out h . ong t h e t ^ . r i w
l r e m n i , r h l C U * ' r U C k h l n i w U h chill S o T I ! r . doorway of the rnls-£ n Ha rrhT o p , n e d • " Pedneault and S L v c a u , e out. bringing iwu P^Un*C W i t h lh"IU- on h^dini hTrUU °n , h e ° l h e r- h a l f-o n S S ' W r cripple J
c s t j s ? •«»*. When they trod Into the room and
Williamson heard them, he turned, frowning and demanded: • " • •a ,
3 1 * 1 d o -TOU m e n w a &t?" t o p u t o u r
' Mated bluntly. -We knew °Ut t L U double
oetween Alan and the Inspector—" ? U I W I w a s n t •"*•<!. This
. " " " "
d ? n t t r y t o r u o a buck," Alan that this''
Parted B>ove of his three men m.ght kill any chance to trap Haskell
^ J e * S T 1 a t , < n d " t d ° e " ' t
nere. obey him and go." Bill stubbornly refused
Williamson: "You've got a name. l r . i n y o t ^ dlvis,on a Z Z *c« S T S
of aston-1 wanted him to make
"If j o o
war trying to help us. I didn't—ah—have that impression at the time, sir."
'•He even shot wait."'
Bill 1 lardsock swore luridly "Of all the fork-tonguod lies, that 's the beat of "em all!"
Alun allowed the lie to go unchal lenged. If Haskell got by with that one. he would be bold and unwary.
"But sir," he led on. "when I came back from the Alooska patrol he wouldn't co-oiM?rate with me then He didn't seem much interested. I don't think, in getting those bandits."
"Not much Interested?" Haskell evhoed. with a great show Ishnient. " s i r a patrol to the Ineonnu river. Rut he was In a temper He wouldn't even listen to my suggestion."
A wild elation surged through Man One more step and Haskell wa« doomed! He fought down his eMn,,. and fidgeted uneasily In his chair.
Williamson bore down on him hard Baker, answer that c h s r f e ! Haskell
suggested a patrol to the Inconnu. in my opinion that was a splendid sug gestlon. It was almost the only hope ot capturing those crlminaia" You wouldn't listen to hi;-. How tl can yoo assert j ou were forced to buy out?"
"He d idn ' t made that
4W e * k l y ' "I think—I believe I
made that suggestion myself. But be wouldn't let me go."
"That ' s a lie!" Haskell pounced npon him. "i suggested It. I Mm to make that patrol."
Alan looked at Haakell. -You sug gseted that Inconnu patrol? it waa your idea?"
Haskell nodded. "I did. Whioole « n witness i t " He was smiliDg open-ly ln triumph.
AH Alan's hesitation dropped sway nom him. There was no longer need to dissimulate. He turned to Wllllam-•on- "You heard him. You heard what he aaid. He told you be sug-gested that Inconnu trip. He Just re-P « t e d It and he said Whipple waa witness Don't let him back out of tt now."
(Te be Costumed) 1 M 1 LICENSE PLATES WILL RK
HONORED IN OTHER STATES * « * t e Frank D Pux-
J r f l d „ w u Informed on December 90 -hat M k h i g a n motorist* may use i t t l
1x1 »«*ra l nearby states until March 1, 1033 ^
It waan't him that suggestion," Alan sta
begged
He ssid to
for giving every o your division a aqoare cut
^ "We* 0 1 *n •nruroeut. I don't t yooH k,ck us out without hear l®gwhat we've go*, to say. This Is as
aat?s Mew in the Mew Chevrolet Six
VI lien you rea.i ivhut'% new in the new Chevrolet Six, you, t«H». v».H a^rcc it's the Great
Atneri. an \ aJue for 19.12.
ll is the only low-priceJ car to offer bttiii Syncro-Meah and I ree V» iieoung in combination. It has engine and chassis i.-r. {trove.uents that raise performance to new heights of |«oMer, s|»ee<] and siuiiothness. It provides the finest Fisher
bodies Chevrolet has ever introduced. And it maintains the same factors of depei Ijlulitv a'i.1 erotioiny that have won the approval of iniili » n of Chevrolet owners.
.4U th it hn proved 11 h • sttwi I and drpenil ible in tAe past, plus all the n: v >i Inx'-n-its given below -at one of the lowest prices in the market! That's why the new Chevrolet Si* is the Great American Value for 1932!
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Silent Syncro-Mesb TransmlgsSen { r ' t U " "f S prier* , , r . ia t L e W b ,
, l t £ f ' ^ r r r - — e v e r ^veloped | „ the new ChTv
u, u« the . . .
A Smooawr, l o t p r o n d Slx Cyllnd.r
i n r a — ^ « ' : i i , v , C , . , ™ J ™ ' " ' " ' ' " ° d
""»oer eagiae mounnngs
Sl j ip l l l i e i Free Wheeling
Vou a> «y ,.Ac - d ^ C r t T h ^ ' r " 1 ™ ^ want I ,. Lv Mini I ' " U , r , H* w I'"lever you
you are " i u " l , ' f w , , u t 'gum
uiiiiar'iium every ti-iir v" " ' f ' °°* M , ng <« iu every tune yoor fool i . off the A-d you caa ^ . f t wiO, magic., . . m f J ^
r ' J l D U H D
V a a a J' * I
K 70 Miles an Boor wi th ' • • t e r Acceleration
\ ilal uew Cr-ture. ii.Uod.K-ed into Chey-
d^"eV " ^ - l , D , l r r » lo l . T f ° ? 0 , U l 1 " boor MitL « t o m . h . ? g w . . .Wi ly «ud M n u o t h .
^ •*"p w««ch t o l l show «o aceel-craUua f r o « 0 to 35 mile. u. 6 7 ^coud. .
Distinctive New From-Appearance
lye new chr..miun,-pUl«l elliptic*! radi-ator. budt-in radiator grille, dooble tie-bar trumpet-type horn, mad bullel-type beadlao.pa form a front-end of arrentiog beauty, enhanced by rectangular. adjuataWU hood-port*.
Stabilized Front-End Mounting
Aa iogenuHia method of unvoting front -ender.. U p . , d.««Lie tie-bar and radi-ator •ecurely to the frame — method et-diuive to Chevrolet — ataLilizex the whole
" * « b l y and inaure. .teadi«»e-. wl»ea dnviag over rough ruada.
Smart N e w Fisher Chevrolet', new > „ t t r r ^ ^ •marteat hodiea e%er to appear i n tha lo—poce field. Moreover. Fiaher crafu-men have adJed many new elementa ot •trength. a o d ^.lul.ty t o the •"—land- . teel m a i B w l i m . Greater ».~ou ta provided for aU oocupanSa.
Down-Draft Carbnrotlon r - r l , U r f t o c i- • »»ig factor
aat-hevrolet a pre.ler power, apeed and p^A up. Am intake adencr combined with
•uwagreaterquietne». AheatoooircJ operated from the d a ^ . W a r m , u p
the engir t quickly and provide* e f l 4 C* 'a t operation .a cold weather
T H E
type
Finger Touch Front Seat One of the m mt tntereatiog cuoti in IIK- Fiaher b o , l « i . l b e n« of adjustable front ^ - - t . A touch of "the twger ..n a lever at t!«- l«f, ,Se cuah-•ona. and you can m ,>e the aeat to any wwred po* lioa. Thi . feature i i r i d u J » to Chevrolet to the lowe.t-pr.ee held.
And the JoiU)tcirtg Chevrolet feature, that W* u^>„
the appro^l o/ m i 7 / i o n s , j V l c n e r t ; B.g ) H ) w c r f u l
o u , - W h e , l B r a k e , . . . F o u r „ y d r a u l i c s h < ) c k
A U o r b e r * . . . F o u r l „ „ e S e m i - E ! l i p , i c S p r i n g . . . F u U
I - n g t h F r a m e . . . I n f l a t e d D r i v c r ' n ( ^ m p a . . t m e n t
F R K J ^ > AS L O W A S 475
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G R E A T A M E R I C A N VALUE F O R 1 9 3 2
S E E V O I R D E A L E R B E L O *
SPARTA MOTOR SALES S p a r t a , M i c h i g a n
SAUR & SAUR K e n t C i ty , M i c h .
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