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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
NEW CLEANER MANAGER
PROVES HIMSELF HUSTLER

Roy Mcqueen, of 0wcsso, is the new
man in charge of the Cleaners Clear
ing House Association local branch
and ever since he arrived in the city
AMI took charge of the managerial
part of the work. things have been
changing and shaping themselves con-
stantly for the better until at present
Mr.. Mcqueen says that he is just
about ready to go ahead again with
the regular order cf business.
Mr.. Mcqueen was farmer before
going into the elevator business and
ne knows the farmers side of the
business as well as the buyers side of
1T and he says thai if any farmer
feels that he has not been treated
right he should come to him, every
thing must be right, with the farmer
and his concern ancrlfe will see to il
that things stay right. He worked
for eight years under Fred Welch, one
cf the best known elevator men in
this state and the knowledge which
he gained in this city is worth great
deal to him in his local position.
Quite a number of changes and re-
pairs have been made in the concerns
mill here and with the installation of
the big modern feed grinding ma
chine which has just been finished up,
he and his crew of helpers are ready
to look after all work in their line
with promptness and an unequalled
service.
Mr.. Mcqueen will soon move to this
city to take up his permanent resi-
dence. He has an advertisement in
this issue which it will pay farmers
and others to read.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

George Webber, the Smyrna we'll
man last week purchased Chevrolet
truck from Fred Thompson, the local
Chevrolet dealer and already has a
fine body on the chassis and has the
truck in operation in his we'll busi-
ness. Mr.. Webber was in need Of a
good reliable truck to carry and trans
pert his tools and well machinery
from place to place and after looking
over many makes of machines and
seeing them demonstrated, he picked
out the Chevrolet as the best truck to
be had. 1t is a splendid looking ma
chine and will serve him we'll.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
A Rad Habit

The habit of calling on neighbor
for the purpose of reading his paper
is a bolshevist tendency says an ex-
change. By and by, the fellow who
has formed the habit will expect the
neighbor to bring the paper to him;
and some day, if the neighbor fails to
do so, the erstwhile borrower will con-
ceive a "high ideal"-he1l try to
overthrow" the neighbor. Play safe
by subscribing for The Banner News
ssyour best friend; it saves muscle
and stimulates the mind.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Captain Hoppuogh Home

Captain Clayton Hoppough who has
been in the signal corps branch of the
army, has been discharged and is Wis
iting at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hoppough, of Smyr-
ma. Captain Hoppough intends to go
back to work for the government as
a radio Inspector and will shortly
leave on trip connected with that
which will take him to the Pacific
coast. He was one of the first young
men in this locality to erect a wire
less outfit and he soon became so
expert in radio work that the govern
ment secured him for the signal corps
branch Of the army.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
|. |. {. c. HELD
GOOD MEETING WITH
GREENv|LLE MEMBER
LADIES ENJOY CLOSING DAY
PROGRAM AT RANNEY'S
GREENVILLE, HOME

About fprty members of the l.. l..
E. C. attended the "Closing day" of
the club, Thursday, June 5, held at
Mrs. Teresa Ranney's home in Green
vile. The day was ideal and every
one present spent most enjoyable
afternoon.
Nest of the ladies drove over in au-
tos, the others went by train.
At three o'clock, the Pres, Mrs.
Smith, called the meeting to order,
the regular session was taken up, dur
ing which, Mrs. Grace Vincent was
Mrs. Ellen Schlegel was reinstated by
a unanimous vote. Mrs. Schlegel was
former Pres. of the club and the
ladies are pleased to have her rein
stated.
The annual report of the Recording
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary,
Treasurer Custodian and Chairman
of the various committees were given
and showed the club to be in splendid
condition. Notice of the county Fed
Grafton to be held at Dandy, June Is
was read and it is hoped that all who
possibly can will attend.
A rising vote Of thanks was given
Mrs. Ranney for her hospitality, as
Mrs. Ranney is on the association list
the invitation was doubly appreciated
A rising vote of thanks was also CIV
en- the president and all outgoing Off
GERS of the club.
A short intermission followed after
which an original sketch written by
Mrs. Ellen Lapham was given.
The following ladies took part:
Mesdames Hubbell, Lola Lambert
son, Mabelle Spencer, Edith Berry,
Marguerite Salzman and Velma M.
Ward, dialogues, monologues, vocal
and instrumental music and local hits
were features Of the play. The ladies
acted their parts perfectly and all
present enjoyed the program immen-
sely.
The new calendars were then passed
out after which a sumptuous "Cafe-
terra" dinner was served by the COM
mittee in charge.
Pres. Smith spoke at length on the
work of the past year and the bene-
fits derived therefrom and recited the
quotation in the calendar for this day
as follows:
The year is closed. the record made
The last deed done, the last word said
The memory alone remains. OF all
its joys, it's griefs, its gains-And
now with purpose full and clear, We
trust to meet another year.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Former Grattan Man Dies Tn West.

George 7. Ackert, aged II years,
for many years a resident of Grattan
township, died at his home in Seattle,
Washington, on Monday, June 2. He
leaves besides his wife three daugh-
ers, Mrs. r. j. Tuthill and Mrs. Geoge
Clarke of Seattle and Mrs. p. w.
Tuthill, of Saranac, to mourn their
loss. Funeral services and burial
were held in Seattle. Mr. Ackert re-
sided with his family for many
years in Grattan township and has
many friends in this city asd vicini-
ty, who will be grieved to hear Of
his passing
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Baked Goods and Apron Sale

The ladies of st. Joseph's Catholic
church will hold one of their regular
baked goods sales in the Miller &
Harris store on Saturday afternoon
from two until five o'clock. A full
line of baked goods on hand.
The Young Ladies Sodality will also
conduct an apron sale at the same
time and place and will have lot
of plain and fancy aprons to sell.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Leaves Russia For Home

George Kingsbury has recently re-
ceived two cablegrams, one following
the other closely, to the effect that
his SON, who has been with the Amer
lean forces in Russia, was leaving
there for home. The cablegram
stated that they would return home
by way Of France. 1t did not say
what the date of the starting home
was but Mr.. Kingsbury took it that
Elmer had started on or about June
1. The message came through the
Red Cross.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

Over 100 people were present at the
house warming party held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fisk, west of
the city, Friday night, the affair be-
ing in the nature of a miscellaneous
shower, the young people raving been
married last week, and the guests
showed their hosts how to have one
rollicking good time. After an even
ing spent in variety Of incidents
tending toward the further merriment
of the company. the young people
were presented with a number of use
full gifts in remembrance of the occa-
sion. A splendid supper was served
and no one felt hungry after the din
ing was over. Out of town guests
were Joe Fisk, of Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raula Bising, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Sykes and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
White.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

Hales orchestra will turn their Sat
urday night dance this week into a
Carnival and Confetti dance using
their entire orchestra, featuring Tony
Johnson and his Jass Banjo and high
class singing, also "Dok" Hansen,
Jazz Pianist, ,stwo artists worth hear
ing $4,000 yds Of serpentine and a
barrel of confetti will be passed out
free to the dancers besides other fea-
lures. If you want to have a regular
time be on hand at Hubbell hall, Sat-
ilfday hight and you will never regret
Special reduced prices and every
body welcome.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Ship Racers To Mt. Clemens

Carroll Spicer loaded two fast
horses, Lady May and a fine young
colt, owned by w. c. Spicer and him
self, to Mt. Clemens, Monday after
noon and the two will be entered in
the races to be held there. The hor-
ses were in fine shape and give prom
ise of carrying off the prizes when
they get the chance.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

Mrs. F. M. Forman, owner of the
residence property os the northwest
corner of South Bridge and Ann
streets, has recently made extensive
improvements to her property in the
way of concrete sidewalks and con-
crete retaining walls. In addition
she has also had the laws terraced
and graded and the place looks fully
100 per cent better than it did before
the improvements were commenced
While It undoubtedly took ,sQfhG cAth
to put the place in its preSent. $&&ut 1
full condition, It is also worth e great
deal more today than it was before.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Accounts Due

All persons who are indebted to
the firm Of Wise e Cobb are hereby
notified that all accounts owing the
firm are due and we will appreciate
prompt payment Of the same in or
der that we may ~ enabled to close
t'7r S'ufd PScks ok At ~. sn early dseS s.1sJ
Knott Cobb.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
] III Hudson. Dead

j. H. Hudson, long time resident
of the Belding addition died at his
home, Monday afternoon at $780, Fu-
neral arrangements have not as yet
been made. Further particulars next
week.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
BELD|MG WINS
TENTH ANNUAL
FIELD TRACK meet
CLAIM IONIA BOYS DID NOT
ENTER INTO CONTEST
WITH FAIR SPIRIT

Saturday, June z, found most of the
Belding High School at Ionia. In the
morning no one had courage enough
to buck up against the girls tennis
so Belding captured one cup and a
shield the first thing. In the after
noon Ionia made the brag that they
would kill the Swede, referring to
Merrill Petersen, b. II. ). man ana
from events which passed It looks as
if it were not their fault that they
didn't. On the half mile run Two
Ionia runners tripped and hit "Pete
who we all expected to get first place
Pete fell and in doing so another Bel
ding man went down, but when Pete
got up he ran faster than he had ever
run before and still came in for third
place, despite Ionia's foul play,
Bunnell, of Ionia was thereby enabled
to break the county record time, max
ing the mile in 4:57.
It looked as if Belding would lose
until the relay got under full swing,
when storey started. His man was
a GOOD distance ahead of him but Stor-
CIV tied his man, passed and then WOE
the relay. This left Belding Win
58h points, Ionia 5714, Saranac Q
and Clarksvills points This victory
gave b. H. S. permanently, the track
and relay cups. The only honor Iona
received was enc lonely little tennis
shield. while Belding captured three
cups. one shield, while George Skeii.
enper got away with First AL
Around. This is a splendid RECORD
for Skellenger, who is In his SECOND
year in athletics.
The summary of the events is al
follows:
Half-file run, Won by Bunnell, Ionia
Peterson, Belding, second; Syle, Iona
third. Time 2:12 3-5.
100 yd. dash, won by Sibley, Iona
Skellenger, Belding, second; Reynolds
Ionia, third. Time 11sec.
~ lb. shot, won by Wheaton, To-
MIA: Dehn, Belding, second; Alderine
Clarksville, third. Distance 35ft. 8 Il
inches.
900 yd. hurdle, won by Skellenger
Belding: Reynolds, Ionia, second; Sla
ter. Clarksville, third. Time, 2o Il
seconds. -, -,
Running high jump, won by Skell
enger, Belding; Peterson, Belding
second; Higbee, Icnia, third. helgh'
/ ft. in.
12O yd. hurdle, won by Skellenger
Belding, Higbee, Ionia, second, John
son, Ionia, third. Time 20 sec.
One mile run, won by Bunneli, To-
MIA, Almy, Ionia, second; peterson
Belding, third. Time A min. 81 sec.
220 yd. dash won by Reynolds, lonis
Skellenger, Belding, second; Store!
and Sibley tied for third Time "a 81
sec.
Running broad jump, won by Rey
nolds, Ionia; Skellenger, Belding, sec
ond; Sibley, Ionia, third. Distance Ia
ft. 1-2 in.
44O yd. dash, won by Chickering
Belding; Bannon, Ionia, second; Bun
nell. Ionia, third. Time So sec.
Pole vault, wen by Bowen, Sarana'
Greenop, Belding, second; Lambert
son, Belding, third. Height 9 TT. 6 in
Discus, won by Dehn, Belding, Ham
erstumpf, Ionia, second; Schaffer, 10
MIA. third. Distance, 80 ft. IL in.
One half mile relay, Belding first
Tonia, second. y :,
"Ail-arond" medal, George Skell
enger.
26 1-2.
End "All-around" medal, Reynolds
16 1-2
Belding, So 1-2, Ionia 81 IL, Sara
nae 5, Clarksville 2.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chase announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Marjorie Ann to Mr.. Milton jackson,
of Detroit.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

Girls and middle eyed women ARE
wantsd 10 work In tie Grand Rapids
Paper Box factory here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
MUSICAL fssrRuMrNrs
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES

THOMPSON rLANtR ritNu Csu
seen any time Phone ..# j.hh
tastou
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
orrICrs Am prsK ROOM

OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 70
NlNlN RNtTHtp uFtlCh" IN lrn.h
huliins fhons 1ts or r,I' O. r"om .'l
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; M
fpW RtNI 'FRONT.' is."mcrt under W
eUflh 60 suliah.r for frsisufa.l
or other lusirrss entorpf,se Nrph to
Nuba,l Managuf " Moo
vofih 60
WANTED TO RENT "a
WANTED ~ NtNT tutrutri spaff
mrHt twu ro"ma at hsth fuf Three
mouths rltI have U'.c.sAf' equipment
'ur houscktrpug Niduts to'W 'lI
Hotel 10. .Num
MANtip Nr uNtl I've o. ,, trom
r.,,, furnished apsrmeni ot buuFa'us
rIo', Boz. modern rburr 1000
NNNrtu 10 ItN-t Nesrunt M..,h
lsi buusAlo~ uf wui'rn f', room house
win gordon ,.hrtl ~ tsisfsurtt. h 30
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MNNIfp lutuIsh,i spt ~ house ior ,.,
months b, man ~ wIi,. must D. mad
'fu aUd ir good rrIshbuftyDl taI e.
a. Anderson al ilr I1,tafi .Ah Notut
Go. e. room tu1 ktf.'uw hu'r'
NANItp veil tf.t,hri hou,e Nth
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World
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MONEY 1o LOAN -cnArrrfA ,a

10 yuu NFtp NONFYi
W" loAn monr, on furniture pianos ".
tfolas diamonds and liberty hords ~
business ttr,t'y coufiirutAl Moutsi rai
Loan 60 2nu Scw AuIt t.ie Phone 5tFp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
PERSONAL PROPERTY
FARM AND DAIRY rnopuors

M'GFE TOMATO Dator, tie public 10
years with 400 bushels uct sore Plrass
write for 'ull Information II Mcdrc
fan Marcos Texas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

NlMIN RNtSlltp uFtlCh" In lru
huIiing phans tss ot rhI' a. fnum
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12

NR RENT Nlrc'v furnished iouf room
npafimeui. suiel', mod'-H phone 2ill
Az LEAVING cry lor four months
VIII rent nv nicely Furnished three
room apartment one hai ~ dupIH
house close 10 ie'crrs,cs no children
Phone hiqA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
APARTMENTS FURNISHED =,

APARTMENTS FURNISHED 70
roR RENT Nlrcv furnished 'our room
npaflmeui. s'tirtly mode. phone 2i1l
Az LEAVING cry lot four months
VIII rent nv nicely fifulAnsl three
room apartment one hAt Of dupI'H
house c.o,e TO fe'crrs,cs no children.
Phone biqa
SMITH W.. 10 ror ter, three room,
snd bath FURNISHED west sllds Of cottage
fh'nr wv or cah 90 finh -
oitMriA =, ,5,,i,. -foa, rgom furnished
dl.sure OF Co,dcn,; sl'o garage rhou,
tet9
MAIN g lOf- Ma,inc Ar' ohr Very
'nmpIrtrl furnished Apafiu.Uf Intlui
ing uiaro AMI srpiHg marNIr.. three
rooms sd bath Pho'r t'ts V
CtNClNNNrl. 9 oui .ri,s room hrn,lsI
apulmrnt hest lisht ,rt water
JEFFERSON 1907 Three lars. nicely fif.
tith~d rooms. IN private modern home
private front snl bsrk entrance good
we'll - water No ohirruons a. lll.rs
of ono ch'li
FlRNI9uNGs "f FlNr RonN rLAr
ln' fSe ari apartment tut r'u' Mont
rose Ap's tofnrt Second and = 'hr,
"nn@ Phone sIni
trauu'uly furnished ar,rim,a, M.n
rfs'"rfei and reference, tcpufri Phone
r1t1
HOUSES roR RES, u4 ~
NtRlts ru, four room. With eonrse,
ne bath M dgn,rt ious. ihfr. Aui oGr
l'f blocks south ~ NAthuFiuu school
hri one hn.. east oi cottonwood m'
f"f irri A. i'i poHihly ~sfet uali
and tt'b st 80 . siuh . po.l,l,~
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rooms lrlui'e ti- teooi
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h.afc good vel 81 wat'r. garden ,poi
HOUSES rURsIsuEu -.
bn' Lnfk y. 500. Ni.I' Furnished sit
room house With N.si. .rs uor.h ari ~
Atc ttf0iy mod'ru. o~ner reserves
one foom ca after 2 o. m
fnR RlNr 1vo.roou nrm,heJ house aad
garage oH Third iu keud,.' ptrrtIes
han Phone 1ooi
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tl'f ROOMS rrHNnrRr ur $50
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pafl - 'our 10 r,,iie, mtfrs tbs M,
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FINANCIAL
HorrLs RooMiNo uousga


hurkl.S AND KnOMiNG not SIS ~ a.
slhlA At the time Nilsson Realty flI
ftsi NaN rhous i1n
NJ LpfR - h2l R.omins bous, q
bargain ! rooms Of furniture tot sale
and s.rNabts quatter. C'osr boz Huyrf
Reason 'o' selling lrsSing to~l kooms
al rented Phone ips1
Noi Il A1rfNIluN. PltASE bus hg
t"oming house proposition usi mcans
hufiusst io Yuh Ia fcoms new aud lssH
ltuiN hrnishrt, " 100 - 0HN tNH'
.2 f"oms. nrv snd modern nt sari
Springs " .'n. terms 1ht,c other
his ones in fuln ruee aud other iu
'orm.lion a. office any n }ou m"a'
business see Allison personally. Hi1 iut
Natt hank Phone if4l
~ .ln tNrlN furnished modcrp -u.r room,
hotel tour yeAf lease Tor SAFE rrumt
tull doing g"od business psAl direct
~ih o-u'r Nddres' - rare Mof'd
n MllLtH buy, ana ., rooutns
houses 2ip firu N,tionAl hlds Ma
Nsdon ln'sstmsnt compauy phone 5os-
MONEY TO LOAN -oHArrrLs 20
10 yuu Nftp NONFYi
W" loan monr, on furnitufr pianos ".
tfo'as diamonds and Liberty hords sl
business tirt,iy ronfiirHtIAl Moutsl rai
loAn 10. en0 Scw Auit t.ie Phone t'fp.
REAL ESTATE LOANS ~
o. 200 '-TR NiGUT MuNFN n pr- ,,ut
to loan ON iulsA real csiair J u j,u
ninEs. lhoue JOSS
FNRN LOANS
tnlimiici money on hand to loan on I'm
proved farms Auy~here 10 Oklahoma and
rar's Of kAnsM. Tr,as. Missouri At owrst
rate. Interest uaysblc one ,esf Loans
tot i've To ten year, Can he paid h'tot"
due D.. 4 li'h 2ie TeIn bldg ~ B.
tourih - Phone 5il
CRY LOANS -Tulss Improved nus,nr,.
and residence property losned upon with
private. locA, money Tor ono to i've
ynafs Can paE before due loan any
amount Rates reasonable v lrly
2l2 1ctH BLDG - y. fourtb - Phone
GFuKGlN SrATE SAVINGS Assocfh.
ton $3.50 600 for quick loans See "
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WANTED TO BORROW ~
WILL PAY - rFR CEHT ror o. 900
from ono in three srars improved IuIsn
property ~ srcurD. OGion Realty co
Phone %
LOAN FOR ONE or TWO WARS .ut
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property, close In phone t'bl
WANTED ~ 600 . years Rest sespfiiy
ffsi farm mortgage 10 avoid commits
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INSTRUCTION
EDUCATIONAL AMI MUSICAL 40
Lessons IN fNpRf sslus
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EMPLOYMENT
,,,r,Ngs AND AoEHrs

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~ ,,r,n. t,s yesrs on The rV.u .ta
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vi, soi6s biggest business Get w'lh
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rlrrsRi'RG COUNTY
OH AliONA VANrIt

IuV sAlE or THAbr
N2t1 a.fp ~ fse simple iiu' about
3 GOO ssfr. ~ leased land sll fenced and
cross i,r.fi ilts house,, good ouihulid
iNFs Ahout 200 Acrss me,io~ shout 700
artes iH r,Iil,auon rs rst cent oi land M
Tor cultivation Well vatsrrd hy too
streams srd ,svstAl stort ponds 4, eight
u.Nes from uitoad station ths ptis. 10
f'N u'f strr VII srfspt tfads GOOD ir.
lfsN '1r BAR waiter A i,Ans A 60
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WANTED REAL ESTATE ~
WN*Irn - NY Double ~ dup,,
lrH.r of sUi apartment ufs's, nolth
rIi' close .H rtone l2il hetuesn
aUd m Don't phone after
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