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The Cor anna News LOU N. SHEARDY, PvblUkeT Entered as Second Cl*»a mitUr »t ilw P«»t Office »it Corunna, Mfohirtn, yad« >• Act of March 3, 117«. Grecian Sights Peacetime visitors to Syracuse in Sicily confined nearly all their sightseeing to objects dating from 500- 300 B. C: the Doric Temple, the Greek theater (third largest known), the Castle of Euryalus (most important and complete Greek fortification extant) and the severe! quarries whose products built the ancient city. Aeschylus, Pindar, Theocritus and possibly Plato lived in Syracuse for varying periods, but Archimedes, inventor and mathematician, was the city's foremost citizen. He ient a good deal of color to the city by such acts as running unclothed through the streets shouting "Eureka" after discovering the principle of wafer displacement while taking a buth. Archimedes told bit (ring that be -could move the earth, if he had a place to stand and a lever long enough. Be helped put off Roman conquest of Syracuse by setting fire to invading ships by means of huge magnifying glasses set up on shore. When the city was finally takes, Archimedes was stabbed to death fay a Rorron soldier while deeply absorbed in a mathematical problem, k printing bad been worwftg tor a considerable period. Its adoption necessitated a change in design and Secretary Morgenthau determined to make use of both sides of the great seal in the new design. While he accepts responsibility for that decision, he dees not attempt to claim the idea nor to determine to whom the credit is due for first suggesting the use of the significant and historically important design. (lean Fighter* Soldiers w\d sailors not only look cleaner than most civilians, they really or;; i.-VaruT. According to th« anry
Confer with our officers about your CREDIT NEEDS—This bank is ready to consider any satind plans for utilizing its credit resources in your busi&sss— whether your requirement* are large »r small. OLD CORUNNA STATE BANK LOCAL NOTES NBSJBl Mr. and Mr*. Dan Quick, of Caledonia, raited relatives in Linden Sunday. Have a nice line of Christmas And other Greeting Cards. I have the very best Mrs. George Beemer, 201 Wast Corunna avenue* Mrs. Geo. Beemer is hostess today (Thursday) for a me*ting of the Workers in His Name class of th« Methodist church school, in her apartment in the Jennie Westbrook home. Private Lawrence Koyne, who is stationed at Port Geo. G. Meade, in Maryland, was joined this w*ek by his wife, Mrs. Edith Koyne. Private Koyne is the son of Mrs. Lynn Parshall. The first frost of the 1943 season was recorded 1*** Friday night. Most of the damage reported to crops, Fas to com on the low grounds. Other crops do not appear to have suffered much. Word has been received thru home service department of the Red Cross, that Sergt. Lester F. Muxzy, son of Fred Muzzy of Corunna, is very ill of pneumonia in a hospital at Moore Field, Texas. Mrs. Evlyn Shawman and son, John Thomas, have returned to their home in East Lansing, after spend, ing th* past three months with their parents and grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Sheardy. Garey, the five year od son of Mr. and H**> Wav Timleek. of V«rnon township, died in Memorial hos- Mx. ** H. Collta. k i»pr^« * £ bout * twenty-four S S S ^ L hcuis l I ' after S t ? an * from her recent severe illness. itaL cET'KSLr*. 1». •»*?*• ^jsr^-^S: I ne DON'T be careless dothss^a these times when •Q materials, men, and reach in** ace needed. Take extra tare and gat laager we'll beta fsasl Oval ity C r«»s>J*g OSBORN CLEANERS Thursday of this wewk saw the re been spending several weeks in the sumption of work tneetines by the northern part of the state, is again Corunna Red Crossi, following the in her home here. '•" *. Lyle BenfoK will be here today " ^ f •"* *" ^ T t\te Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Crane were i from rJ. his t. be w . m :« Denver, TW«,. ^ Colorado, ^ ^ A ' held, as they were last year, in the CORUNNA METHODIST home of the chairman, Mrs. Chas. a, recent guests of the doctor's family, < for a furlough visit with his parents, Carland. CHURCH in London, Out. i Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Benford. Mrs. Maude Fuller was called to Last Sunday guests in the Chas. j Beginning last Sunday evening— North Woodworth at West McAr Detroit last week by the death of W. Taphouse home were Dr. and : Sept 12—services will be held on thur Streets, Corunna, Michigan. Mrs. Minnie Thufmari, mother of Mrs. Ward Taphouse, of Detroit. » Sunday evenings at half past seven LLOYD M] BLAKELY, Minister Roy Thurman. Mrs. Thurman was 66 Prayer meeting will be held this ! o'clock in the First Baptist church 225 West Corunna Avenue. vears. of age. and is anrvived by two (Thursday) evening in the Baptist cf-Corunna. ' New comers, visitors, friends and parsonage, beginning at 7:30 o'clock, j Mr. and Mrs. Irving Harmon have sons, Roy and Howard, and a dtaugh- members are cordially invited' to at- The South Venice farmers' Club sold their home on East Corunna ter, Mrs. Ruth-David. tend the services of this Church next will meet on Friday evening, in the avenue to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Des- Joe H. Lebowski, popular Owosso Sunday, September 19, 1943. resident, was th-e speaker at the home of Mr. an,? Mrs. Clayton Con- borough, well known residents of 10:30 Morning Worship, special weekly dinner meeting of the Cor rad. : New Haven township. music by the Choir. Sermon, "Kaunna Rotary club at the dinner meet Today (Thursday) the Missionary ; Former residents who were week desh-Bamea".ing Tuesday evening, when tho speak Society of the Baptist church is end visitors here were Mr. and Mrs 11:45 Church School; there is a, er pave a most interesting talk "on' holding a meeting in the home of Albert Larson and pons, Keith and class for you. '.Russia, past and present.'' Mrs. Elmer Root,, south of towi.. Robert, of rand Rapids, guests of 6:30 The Fellowship Groups; find Mrs* Nettie Kraft, of 204 East the_ Jack Rifling family. Tho Fred D. Ritter family, of one of the four groups; bring your Oliver street, will entertain the Mis sionary Prayer Cjrclc in h c Following a vacation .'of two weeks West Mack street, recently returned Bible for study together ,*„ u~„ ...__u :_ TIT t> r» j_ «T_..U v home on from her work in W.P.B. in Wa;;h *r. to f'hoi.. their iftwn'"tiftivio town hoir.e; after nfit-nr R » siimmpr summer - 7:30 Evening Evenins' Worship, Worshin. a cheerful, Friday afternoon at two^thirty tngton. Miss Mary Tyler hiis return spent in their cottage at Meyers helpful song service /of sacred songs o'clock. ed to that city. She was a guest of Lake, celebrated The "birthday anni you know and like to sing. There will her parents—Mr, and Mrs. Ira Tyler. versary of Fred D. Sr., with a fam be special music. Sermon, "The Kind Lansing city dads have decided ily dinner on last Friday evening. of Persons We Ought To Be." Al that the Capitol city will return to , Here on furlough from Camp Wesley Bayliss, 44, R.F.D.: Corways bring some one with you. The Central War time on October 3. and Gruber, Oklahoma, is private Rayunna, employed by the David Has children should be in this service, back will go th« clocks one hour on mond Runyan, guests of his parents, tings Lumber Company was working too. Special mention given the lar that day and date. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Runyan and fam on a saw yesterday at 11:45 a.m., gest family in attendance. ily, and his wife and daughter when a piece of wood turned over, The Mid-Week-Service is on Wed- PFC Marvin Elkins, who came Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O'Hare, of etching bis hand in the saw. He was nesday evening at 7:30. Plan now to from Camp Rueker, Ala,, to spend New Lothrop, are the parents of a rusne
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