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We Have Seen Appointed en
Official Statkm of Vne U.S.
Tntck Conservation Corp*
• Uncle Sam urges every truck
operator in America to sign the
pledge mod display the emblem of
the U» $• Track Conservation
Corps. Drive in here for specialized
truck tervice that will help you
...tad keep
and complete
equipment
meant more
truck miff* for
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U.S.
Lennon implement Coad
bnplectKAU Lennon/Mich*
Auto
Remember tkat our shop is completely
equipped for the handling of any Tractor
and Aoto work of any sort—nothing too
difficult—and we stand back of every job
in every way. Yes our's is always the
perfect
JACK MCDOWELL
STANDARD OIL SERVICE LENNON mCK.
WHEAT
Cleaning and Treating
We are obliged to limit Cleaning and
Treating of Wheat to this week
Also see us for ail of your
Elevator needs
We are still taking orders for Coal, and
filling them as fast as we get the Coal.
Walsh Beam and
Grain Co.
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LENNON LOCALS
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•Thad Frasier was in Corunna Tu«s-
Mrs. Frank Bbrst is still quite ill
at her home here.
Mjss Norma Swayzee is staying
with Mrs. Minnie Bowden.
Orley Prouty, of Owosso. was in
Lennon Tuesciay afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Weller and Mrs. Homer
Knight were in Flint Monday.
Jioward Laweock was in Cornnna
on a business errand Monday.
Jack and Bill Hogan have received
their notice to report for military
duty on September 21.
Mrs. Mary Collins, of Fenton,
spent the week end as the guest of
Mrs. Mabel McMichael.
Miss Charlene Dieck began her
work as teacher in the Matawan
schools on Monday of this week. —
The Lennon schools were closed cm
Monday, as furnace trouble developed,
and it was impossible to have
a fire.
Mrs. Zoe Taylor and son, Marvin.
have returned home after spending a
week with relatives in the northern
part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bickert and
Mrs. Chas. Ray were dinner guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hom*r
Knight on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Sailor, of the
Flushing road were Sunday evening
guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Prosser.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Raymond
were called to Flint Friday afternoon
to attend funeral services for
an aunt, Mrs. Percy Raymond.
Miss Margaret Lennon will teach
at the Homedale school in Flint this
year, and Miss Mary Grace at the
Crapo school in Swart* Creek.
Misses May and) Elizabeth Lennon
are spending a few d*ys this week in
Detroit. The Detroit schools do net
begin the year's work until next Monday,
Gaylord Ingleright, Lennon's mail
carrier, is enjoying his annual vacation,
and Mrs- Blanche Talstna is
carrying the mails during his absence.
Harmony Circle, Woman's Society
of Christian Service met in the home
i of Mrs. Glaxton Tuesday evening,
I with Mrs. Frank Moore in charge of
j ihe program.
J A number from this vicinity are
! already making plans to attend the
. state convention of the King's
' Daughters, which will be held on
| October 21. at Holly.
[ Circle No. 1 of the Woman's Socj
iety of Christian Service met on Monj
day evening with Mrs. Hollister and
] Mrs. Patchell. Mrs. Amelia Dieck had
[charge of the program.
{ Circle No. 1 of the Woman's So-
| ciety of Christian Service held a most
1 enjoyable evening with Mrs. Hollister
Monday evening, with Mrs. Amelia
Dieck as program director.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Kirby and two
daughters, Isabell and Nell Ann, of
Owosso, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rainey
and daughter, of Ypsilanti, were Sunday
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kirby. _
Mrs. Wm. Baldwin is spending the
week in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Carrie Laweock, in Corunna.
Mrs. Baldwin an