Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 11

Railroad Veteran Is Dinner Guest JTHB LANSING STATE JOURNAL Friday, Juee 22, 1951 OCmOAH'S. CHEAT CAPITAL. DAILY CivitansPlan I Dies in Hospital Rites Saturday Mother Set Straight MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP) Five- Jailed Reds Georse B. Long, veteran railroad company Wednesday after 35 years of service.

Previous to 1914, he was Field Staff romujricnuji The Lansing Clvitan dab will switchman, was the guest of honor at a dinner Thursday night at the Famous Grill. year-old Peggy Lee Williams Is no pistol-packing baby, and she let her mother know it when told to "run along, you're holding me op with my work." "But mother." she replied, "I dont carry a gun." Ask Bail Gut Mr. Lone, who started working for employed by the Grand Trunk Western railroad for six years. He win continue to reside at 1422 E. Grand River ave.

railroads in 1908, retired from the sponsor a family picnic Sunday at 2:30 p. -at East Lansing city perk. Is Altered Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad ifPHi There wm be a baseball game Two in Poor Health Are for dub members, and games for the children. Those attending are BUSCH'S Eight Changes Are Made in Released; 11 Others Seek Prison Stay NEW TORS, June 22 UP) for a group of lafled Commu M. S.

Extension Service Personnel asked to bring their own food and utensils. Ice cream, beverages, sugar and cream will be provided by the pfmtf oommltteOi Robert Scott of the Michigan Stat college police administration department will be guest speaker at the club's regular meeting Mon nists pressed their tight today tor rats In bail which ranges up to You'll Say "HATS OFF to BUDGET-PWttB Eight change In the field stall sao.000 eacn. of the Michigan State college co Fourteen of the 16 persons ar operative extension service were an day noon at tne wwes porter, tie rested here early Wednesday have nounced Thursday by Karl H. Me- will have as his guests two German police administration students Donel. secretary of the state board who are studying at m.

s. c. spent two mgnts jau. two, wno are in poor health, have been freed in low ball. A 17th was arrested in Pittsburgh.

of agriculture. Donald R. Johnson will become ty agricultural agent in Missouri, Judge Jerome n. Frank of the since ims. county agricultural agent In Wash- Ruth Alice Mctlnav was appointed U.

8. court of appeals directed government and defense counsel to pre tenaw county, effective July 1, to new home demonstration agent for tfllMWaf Am sent written arguments on bail to replace H. S. Osier, retired. John i 1 1 i Lenawee county, effective Sept.

1 She has served as home demonetra- him today. aeaed son has served as Genesee county 4-H club agent and as associate In Washington. Supreme Court offcast I TOtvS 1 tion agent in Arkansas and Hawaii. Daniel M. Hollinger, Shiawassee Justice Robert H.

Jackson took un a a county agricultural agent in Washtenaw county. der advisement yesterday a request ALBERT W. WENZ county 4-h club agent, resigned el MBS. D. DOROTHY CAMPBELL fective June IS, to teach vocational New agricultural agent for Jack tor a stay ox prison sentences xor the 11 top American Communist lead Mr.

Wens, 65. a Lansing business Funeral services for Mrs. Camp son county will be Frederick C. Sackrider, who has been teaching agriculture in Ohio. A study leave for one year, be ers.

man for 44 of his 51 years here, died Jackson also reserved decision on Friday morning at a local hospital bell. 611 Westmoreland who died Wednesday evening, will be held at the Estes-Leadley Colonial chapel at 2:30 o'clock Saturday ginning Sept. IS, 1951, was granted to Frank Soggitt, assistant exten-tion professor of land and water He had been in poor health for vocational agriculture at Hanover and Horton. His appointment is effective July 1, replacing the late M. K.

McGregor. Appointed assistant agricultural some time. a plea for a stay of )ail sentences imposed on five lawyers for the convicted 11. for contempt of court during their nine-month trial in New York city. conservation, to accept a Carnegie He was born Oct.

4, 1886, in Ger Rev. Julius Fischbach of the First fellowship at Harvard university. Baptist church will officiate and in II agent for Lenawee county was Vic tor E. Cronk, effective June 25. Miss Mary Muller, Menominee county home demonstration agent.

The convicted Red leaders, sched many, and came to this country shortly after. He is survived by the widow, Neita, a daughter. Arlene, terment will be in Deepdale cemetery. Pallbearers will be E. J.

Car uled to go to prison about July 1 ior lerms oi twee to live vears. roll, Gen. LeRoy Pearson, Phillip at home, and the mother, Mrs. Julia Donald W. Easterday was appointed as assistant agricultural agent in Kent county, effective July 1.

He served as assistant coun- was granted a years leave of so sence, effective July 1. to do gradu ate work at the University of Wi noli. seek stay of sentence and continu IINOMmrASMIt Baker, T. C. Bliss.

Dr. Far land T. Morse and Lynn KoshU Wenz, 224 S. Larch St. The Wenz family resides at R.

1, Lansing, on ance of bail until next fall, when they want to renew their fight against conviction. The supreme Survivors are a daughter. Miss W. Saginaw rd. Lucile Campbell of Lansing; a Mr.

Wenz opened his first busi court upheld the convictions on brother. L. W. Conrad of Kalama ness here around 1907, a music store See the scorn of Tbor ica-MM that save wo, dothes clear June 4. "Perfect Setting zoo, and a sister.

Mrs. Carl S. on E. Michigan ave. About 20 years The 11 are seekine supreme court Avers of West Hartford, Conn.

later he opened a wallpaper and reconsideration of their cases. Ac Through an error In Identifies paint firm, also on E. Michigan ave. er-a 1 cused under the Smith act. they tion, a picture in Thursday's State which he had operated for about 24 years.

were convicted of tn H. Journal was identified as Mrs. A. Under his management tne firm vocate overthrow of the government by force and violence. The supreme court, which upheld constitutlonaiitv Campbell.

The Thursday picture was that of Mrs. George Campbell, who died in Florida earlier this grew quickly, branching out into Jackson, Battle Creek, Flint and That's what they are saying about BILL'S. The right place for any occasion Holidays, Business or plain fun for all. of the Smith act in the June 4 de Bay City. year.

cision, is in recess until Oct. 1 Mr. wens was a memoer or tne Open Monday 1A.M. Till P. M.

Plymouth Congregational church. xne ii were convicted of the same crime charged against the 21 iunior Playground Notes life member of Capitol Lodge No. 66, F. and A. a past commander of Jesse E.

Jordan Post No. 3730, V. F. commissars of the Communist party indicted by a federal grand Jury here Wednesday. In addition to the IT aeizMf Kr.

A comic strip character parade will be held Monday at 3 p. by and veteran of World War and a life member and past president tne cnuaren ox mu Hope playground starting on the grounds. and in Pittsburgh, four more are of tne musicians' locaL Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. from the Gors- David Taylor was elected captain of the midget boys' softball team.

P.S. plentiful servings. sougni. Tney were officially declared yesterday to be fugitives from Justice, Their disappearance was line-Runciman funeral home. Rev, known as "the Bob Braun was named co-captain.

The "Shoot Unslng Warehouse Furniture Co. 313-315 East Michigan Robert A Bartlett of Plymouth Congregational church will officiate. In cited oy Assistant U. S. Atty.

Roy M. Conn in opposing defense moves ing Stars" Junior team elected Jack terment will be in Deepdale ceme iur reaucuon in Dail. 718-20 E. Grand River Ave. Davis as captain.

Anna May Hartley was elected captain of "the girls' new comb team. tery. Fighter Planes Filmed 2 Deaths Ruled HOLLYWOOD Corsair fighter Murder-Suicide CREDIT TERMS planes were furnished by the El Toro air base for scenes in Edmund Grainger's drama. "Flying Leather CHATHAM. June 23- lot A l-t- necks, starring John Wayne and Robert Ryan.

Other types of aircraft but Dtolbodly but used in World War II also were bor year-old Alger county farmer, father of five children, last night shot and killed his wife and then committed suicide. Coroner Joaenh Tarn. rowed from the Los Alamitos naval air station. bert said today. i ne coroner and Sheriff Arthur Lmsmg War ehouse fitters Moote said Leonard Wester riririioH a BUSCH ijffc NlUUbll I 'I DIAMONDS IN I I 14KOOID I his wife's body with eight or nine bullets before holding the weapon, a .38 caliber revolver, against his own heart for the final blast The CASH SPECIAL! DOG and BONE snooting took place in the llvinir room of their home about two miles southwest of this Alger county The county officers, who investi gated along with Munising city police and Marquette state police, said me coupie apparently nad an argument at a tavern, and that Wester had been "drinking quite heavily recently.

Neighbors who heard the shots did not think anything serious had One of the wester children, who had been visiting the couple's married daughter. Mrs. Leonard Ruk-kila, found the bodies when she returned home. weeoows, SAC50 IM.OSDOWrl $1QQ50 1 Ah. Menesand A- wKtv WIBCtY Cheese, Ball and ft USE BUSCH'S "PEACE OF MIND" CREDIT I SOLITAIRE I MoiMy- 81 4TSSip sk-o; $150w 1 ONLT FAIR iSiSSi I 1 The youngest of the children liv ing at home is six years old.

Weather Data Lwr Mlrklua Cloudy and cool. Rain In the aonth tonlcht. extending Into Saturday fore noon. Licit and rather scattered showera in the north. uer Mleaima Partly cloudy to cloudy tonfyhr.

with scattered lteht showers. Not much change in temperature. riye-Dar rereeui Temperatures will averaca 1 to d. tree below normal. Normal maxima 73 north to SO south, normal minima SI north to 5 south.

Cool over the weekend, minor warming thereafter. Precipitation about Mi inch north to about I 1 ttlfiiClrl iVWANDv ltDIAr4BSl SET S-DIAMOND $MNbOw, MQQ50 iDOwM.J1fiQ50 I 1 WEDDINO BAND lncn south, occurring as showers over the week-end and again about Tuesday. Observation as 1 A. M. Lowest temperature Friday mo ra in.

Dry bulb temperature at a. m. 59 Wind velocity at 7 a. SO rreeisjiiatiea Amount in 94 hour. nriinf A On 4 VALUES OiCse ftlhiese.

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