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Thank You
We wish to thank the Farmers for their .poultry business
during the past year. We had some very fine quality poultry
and our customers certainly appreeciate this quality.
We are in the market at all times for poultry.
Whenever you have good poultry for sale drop us a card
and we will call Tuesday or Saturday.
Route 1
L E. LUCE
POULTRY BUYER
Phone Len'non 12-F-3
FLUSHING. MICH.
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Known as the Mrs. F. E. Dutcher home,
219 E. Oliver St., Corunna. Eight rooms
and bath, 100 ft. frontage, good repair and
nicely located. Buy direct from owner.
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LENNON LOCALS
Henry Brainerd spent Sunday with
Louis. Beimel.
Miss Beulah Chapman was at home
from Lapeer for the week-end.
Finley Reed was in Corunna the
last of the week, on a business errand.
Henry Lyt*e is confined to his
home with an attack of the flu this
week.
LENNON
not bite humans unless annoyed. The
bide is painful but not dangerous un»
lees a secondary infection follows.
The house centipede thrives in
damp basements. He has a softer j
body about a inch long and has but
15 pairs of legs. He is a speedster,
however, and can travel-''quite fast.
His feed mainly consists of cockroaches,
flies, moths, spiders.
Control is difficult. Outside varieties
can be excluded by tightening
up house foundations and removing
Kirby Hudson was in Corunna ftn(vubb>gn from aroun(j the outside of
Wednesday afternoon, on a business
errand.
Miss Doris Tiffany, student in the
Ypsilanti Normal, was at home fov
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Anthony were
in Corunna-Friday afternoon, on a
business errand.
Mrs. Ulysses Dieck was hostess to
the meeting of the .Ladies' Aid on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. BeulaW Duncke? was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, of
Gkemos, Wednesday.
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. St. John
visited in the home of Mrs. Haise
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brieri, of Mt.
Pleasant, were the guesta of relatives
here on Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. St John visited relatives
and friends in Swartx Creek
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Beatrice Patchell visited in
the Coleman home near Swart* Creek
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDowell were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred House,
at Pinconning, on Sunday.
Fbrd Chapman left early Tuesday
morning on a business trip to the
northern part of the state.
Mrs. Forest Merrill, who has been
the house. Once in the home the I
remedy seems to be to. kill them when •
they are found. Poison baits, spray- \
in*; outside foundation walls with!
creosote and scattering naphthalene I
flakes along the walls are controls. !
Bites should be treated with ammon- (
ia or baking soda to take the sting j
from the small wound.
FISH DINNER NEXT
THURSDAY
The annual Fish Dinner served by
the men of the Lennon Methodist
church will take place at the community
house, Lennon, ^n Thursday
of next week, February 22, at noon.
The usual very excellent dinner is
promised-by the men in charge,, so,
say we, "Better Be There.**
LENNON M. L CHURCH
Our Lord as He went out into the
wilderness in -His temptation. He
met those temptations by .obedience
very ill for some time with typhoid to His Father's will. This Lenten
fever* has been removed to Memorial \ season will only be to us what we put
hospital. _«--., . ! into it, to enrich our spiritual life.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kerrigan, of' gis face WEs set to go to Jerusalem
In 3 IMMT tba*. and 7 IIWMI, thwVi a
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JOHN DEERE
TRACTORS
Saginaw, were jruestsjin the home of ito do Hi^ father's will. His victory i joHIi r>EERE DEALER
is our victory, if we use His grace to • t K UX^LAK
FARM ALL Leept*d the wanagemen* of a new gro- ! ^ , ^ at 8:0© o'clock,
eery d*p*rt»ent of a vtere.ia Davtr j #^^ chmrth with a gtad hand."
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flatter th*a you thooffct pot* Get <
•Ale . . . and attbif aaving Ftrmal-M mM
in time and money. other new Farmola
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Mr. and Mr*. Chas. White, north of
the village, Sunday evening. strengthen us and to fortify us for
Mr*. John Haise is recovering our work. We shall win.
nicely from hev recent illness, and Divine Worship, 10:00 a. m.
it i* expected that she will shortly Church School, 11:00 a. m.
be able to resume her household Epworth League, 7:00 p. nv
dstiea.
Evening Wi>rship^ 8:00 o'clock.
**Cb«tf* Hudson, who recently ar ftfayer service every Wednesday
•on. reports that the hnsineaa in very
E. L. CARLES6, Minister.
t»tifyinc-
The annual men's Pish Dinner is j
Romer at the Knight Saginaw and Dick bay Sunday, Graham j Thursday, Feb. 22, beginning to serve
where they *W»a4 through the ice for at 11:30 until all are served.
perch. They succeeded in getting;
their fall qnotaa j " '
A goodly number from this vtnn- CDCflif ^THAIll KPFTIIK
Ity attended the meeting of Pomona \ dTEUAL JbUVUi- HCsjlaRU
Graiige, with Burns Grange, on Wednesday,
when an excellent program A special meeting of the Lennon
was carried out.
union school district, No. 6 Frl., will
Mrs. Myrtle Knight, Mrs. Margaret be held at the school house on Mon­
Griswold and Mrs. Chas, Bickert were day evening of next week, at eight
in Alma last Thursday evening where
o'clock, to vote upon whether the
they spent the evening with Mr. and
district shall expend the sum of
Mrs. Harry Bickert.
$11.20, which is the primary money
John White, who has been in Me­
received from the, state, to pay for
morial hospital for the past few
the tuition of pupils taking
weeks, is reported as in very poor
1 advanced
work in the nearby high schools. This
condition. He has recently been re- ^ is a very important matter and there
moved to a private home in Owosso..; should be a good attendance of the
The ladies Euchre club held one j patrons of the school district.
of their delightful meetings on)
Tuesday evening of this week, in the . - —
home of Mrs. Arvilla Stoddard. The
usual very excellent lunch was serv­ LENNON SCHOOLS
ed, and a fine evening was enjoyed
by the ladies.
Miss Thrasher, of Lansing, and
Mr. and Mrs. George Haffner were
Mrs. Smith, county school commis­
hostesses to a delightful family gathsioner,
conducted a sectional meeting
ering on Friday evening, when the
in the Lennon school Tuesday at 2:30
birthdays of Mr. Haffner and Mrs. P* n**
Millard Baldwin were observed. A Wednesday, Feb. 14, was observed
most delicious dinner added to the in all rooms with a Valentine party.
pleasure of the affair.
Mrs. Boyce's room had an elaborate-
And folks, don't forget the oyster jly built postoffke. ;offk Richard Mffler
supper to be served by the Women's i *&d Duane Ganssley, postmasters.
Foreign Missionary society at the (Mrs. Burnett's and Mr. Hibbard's
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany on (rooms had decorated valentine boxes,
Friday evening of this week, Febru- i the work of Vivian Root and Agnes
ary 16, to which the public is invited. Kncera, After the distribution of
For those who do not care for oysters' I valentines each room was served fruit
there will be plenty of other goodies , s ab*d and valentine cookies by a reff
/ a real meal.
freshment committee.
Mrs. Tupper is spending the week
The seventh and eighth grade Eng­
in Flint. Mrs. Tupper has been asklish
class have started Evangeline.
ed to take the chairmanship in Flint
The fourth and fifth grades are
and Genesee county for the commit­
making a book of February's famous
tee soliciting funds fc? the erection
birthdays.
of a monument to the late Peter ?.
lennon. It is reported that the preliminary
work of soliciting is jroinog
along very nicely, and a considerable
sum has already been pledged.
NOTICE OF
F. L JOHNSON
Haslett, Michican
LET THE NEWS HANDLE THAT
JOB PRINTING
CURB CENTIPEDES BY
FIXING HOUSES
Centipedes or "hundred-leggevs"
can prove to be nuisances in a home
even though they often are miscalled
thousand-leggers and actually have
from 15 to 21 paiv& of legs.
Home economics ard entomology
authorities at Michigan State College
have collaborated for a brief description
of the centipede, what he does
and how a home can be lid of the
pest.
For peft he is, although actual
damage done by the insect is trivial.
Larger species are from 4 to 6
inches long but these normally live
outdoors. They feed on insects and
small animals and do not injuwi
plants or house furnishings. They
do get into homes occasionally and
hide in the dark. Ordinarily they do
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING |
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The Special Meeting; of School •>
District No. 6 Frl. of the Township ; fy
of Venice will be held al the school J?
house, Lennon, on Mouday, thr !0th ; V
day of February, 1940, af ^ight *i>
o'clock p. m. i
The following question is to be
submitted to the electors at this, ^T
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meeting: Shall the Venice School v
District No. 6 Frl. pay $11.20, which •**
is the amount of primary money per
child, to High Schools requesting this
amount for each High School student
enrolled from the said Venice
School District No. 6 Frl.?
; Dated this 7th day of Feb., 1940.
Signed:
RALPH LONG, Director.
A woman can dress up anywhere
and like it, but a man wants to go
REX POST
When you se>
lect your power,
consider both
the tractor and
the working
equipment built
for it. Johfl
Deere General
Purpose Tractors
and Equip*
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partners that
work hand ia
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farming cents.
Only John Deere General
Purpose Tractors
provide' simple, two-cylinder
design, the dependability
and longer life
of fewer, heavier parts,
and ability to burn lowcost
fuel successfully year
after year—pins alt the
other John Dew* general
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opccatxnv
Amotts this qsality
. . ue integr*! plows*
dtlttTfttors* posh-type corn
pickers, power moweta, shock
sweep, sweep rtke, «nd a wide
variety erf 4nwte cqatomeott
LENNON, MICH.
Constantly, adding to our line, and always
prepared to serve you with the best
in Hardware, etc.
Lennon Hardware Co.
EARL AND LYLE BAKER
Phone 1S-F-2 LENNON, MICH.
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