Escanaba Daily Press Newspaper Archives
October 10, 1935 Page 12

Escanaba Daily Press (Newspaper) - October 10, 1935, Escanaba, MichiganPage to Elethe Escanaba d a i by press thursday oct. To 1935. Fair store has anniversary business begun it years ago reaches another Milestone an event in which Escanaba is a Community takes n particular arid in which this District of Peninsula is genuinely inter fair store in been known i Shorter name. The i Der which it has i since t hat time. The Progress it the business has kept Pace with the Progress of the City. And addition of new departments remodelling and improvements continually in the fore in the program of service which the store ii a s maintained. This Progress however Linn bet la Hilt a reflection of the keen minded head of the institution. Whose Active interest in the Progress of his Community and Iii Munising news in est cd is the forty seventh anniversary of the fair store the annual Observance of which opens Friday. October la. Tin history of the fair store. One of the City leading business houses is familial to almost everyone the olde residents who have watched its development and Progress and the following generations who have heard or read of its Early Days. Tho history of the fair store is the history of or. Gessner s career in business dating from 18>s when he and his brother Ben opened their first store Iii Escanaba in the Soo Block on Ludington Street. This store was followed by the establishment of the a Ings Bank department store in the 1 000 Block Ludington Street. In i soil which two years later was consolidated with the fair store and became the fair savings Bank department store. Or. J Plessner took full charge of the business in 1808 and in 1902 it was incorporated tinder the Michigan state Laws. Name shortened the present fair store building was erected in 100 3, and in 3 925 the business adopted the its betterment has been of importance to him in his life. The anniversary will he served by a sales event As , opening on Friday. This afternoon the fair e Tea i la i i v of elis d Ore will close at 4 other customer annual employee which will he i 4 7 of i ack. For an Observance the is birthday party it matured by a sup Xmas Trees if you have Balsam Trees for Sale Carload lots or More write Carl Meyers Cooks Mich. Per and a program at the store followed by inauguration of the annual anniversary sales contest. Insured mortgages have biggest week Escanaba on lists the week ending last saturday was the biggest Iii number of applications received for insured mortgage commitments yet experienced by tile Detroit insuring office. The number was 9 3, compared with 80, the previous highest for the week ending september 13. The applications for tilt past week cam1 from Detroit 58 Flint 7 Kalamazoo Montague and grand la aids 3 each Bay City Pontiac and port Hor on. 2 each Birmingham. Adrian Jackson. Wakefield Escanaba i Saugatuck. Niles mount in Leas i ant. Ann Arbor Saginaw Kal Kaska Lansing and Midland i each. The aggregate face value of tiles. 9 3 applications was $41 8,47 1.00. C. Amp a w. Traffic expands in week freight traffic of the North Western Road last week was heavier than that of the week before but below volume of a year previous according to figures issued yesterday. Last weeks loadings totalled 25.640 cars against 24.070 a week ago and 26.940 a year ago. Young people will get Aid National youth program will begin soon in Munising Munising. Oct. 0 tile nation a1 youth administration Iii Alger county will probably be a started soon according to superintendent Wood. One part of the by \ program. That part which enables students from the Ages it it of 16 and 25 on Relief Rolls to continue their High school education by assisting them with a sum of is x dollars per month which they must Arn in tasks assigned to them around the school or in other places where they May to needed is already Iii Progress. The quota Iii Alger county under this part of the by a program is seven percent of All people on the Relief Rolls Between the Ages of 16 to 25, milking this county s quota very Low or ii total of Only two persons eligible. The plan however Iii though on a Small scale is in effect. Die new part of the National youth administration program j applies to youths Between the Ages of i to to 25 who Are of re Lief families and Are unemployed. This plan is to help the thousands of Young people in Michigan who through no fault of their own Are unemployed and without Opportunity to us. Their Leisure t Hie in a profitable manner. The plan requires local leadership and government support can Only assist in realizing plans that Are initiated in Home areas. Tho National youth administration program itself was established by order of in resident Roosevelt in june of b s year and it is within the works Progress ministration. It objective of the employ and apprenticeship plan the by v for unemployed is to find immediate melt it for unemployed Young it and to provide training kind that will prepare the $14.65 per month Semi skilled labor $16.67 per month skilled labor $2 1 per month technical or professional labor $23 per month. The worker would be required to put in about forty six hours per month on the assigned project. Young people interested should get in touch with or. Wood at the main office of the win. G. Mather High school. Vivace club will meet Friday might worker for a larger sphere of personal usefulness that lie otherwise might not he Able to obtain. H. A. Wood superintendent of Munising township schools planning to conduct a Survey to find available part and full time jobs for youths and to determine the amount of work possible in Tho municipality. Suggestions of work which include improving and beautify ing the Community in such tasks tis installing and repairing Street signs planting and raring for a rubber on Public grounds Ere rating new and improving athletic Feld installation of Merx Isore and clerical help in High school Hook binding construction of desks shelves Etc. Redecorating rooms building of a skating rink sewing projects cooking Aud Canning projects tree planting Anil improving of play grounds. As yet no plans have been made tis to the exact kind of work to i curried on Iii till count under tilt project a this will lie largely determined Vin the Type of youth who apply for As Lias been stilted before those eligible must by from re families. Between the Agos of in Terii to Twenty fix tin pos Ible wages Are unskilled Litho 1 is ail George Clark while they last motor Oil Penn. 2 a pure no -4 cat Firestone Auto Supply amp service store Corm Munising Ort 0 the Vivace club will resume its meetings for the year on Friday evening october la at seven thirty o clock at the Beach inn. Tile club which was organized last year for the purpose of creating a wider interest in music in the town among the Young people proved such a Success that its activities Are being continued. The Chih is under the counsellor shill of mrs. Fria Walters. Miss Donna Baker and miss Loretta hoi ii Tiger. The club off cers who were elected for 1 935-36 Are president Dorthea Shaffstall. Vice president. Doroty Light treasurer. Bill Berube Secretary Julia Mulligan. The club membership last year was Twenty eight and i the following new members have killed for the coming year Florence Peterson. Bertha Matt son bet x Harrow. Leis Chase Jeanne Fink. Janet Clark Vega i Furman. Ruth Eklund. Esther Osser Helen Cromell. Betty he i be soil Theresa Macmillan Wyllo j Lezotte. Shirley Burrows Fred a Olson. Edward Johnson Mary Wrona Marguerite Knox Maxim Whitlock Anna Kinnunen. Olive j Rad i off. Iona Peterson Loretta Brenner. Gertrude Tervo mar Gretta Whit Beck. Dalton Ebbe son. Marie Olson. Jerome Beau Parland. Francis Schilling Alida Vick Man. In Earl Maki it Aryel a ski Dorothy Johns Virginia Kern Pany. Mina Carlson Harold Chase Robert put Vin. Douglas Belfry. Hart Stanford and Anne Cromell. The officers of the club Are planning tis nearly As possible on having a regular meeting the second thursday in each Mon ii although this is not a definite arrangement. The first meeting to lie held on Friday october la due to conditions which make it impossible to meet on thursday. The evening will i taken up by a Short business meeting and a Short program followed try dancing and refreshments. Aux other Young people Desir ing membership Are asked to communicate with miss Dorothea Shaffstall. Fifth Grade wins the fifth Grade sit the Lincoln school won in the contest spun sorted by the Lincoln unit of tin Arent teachers association in which a drive was conducted to see what Grade could get the largest number of parents out for tin get together meeting Morula evening in the Lincoln auditorium the meeting open id with a Short business meet ing conducted by mrs. Thomas Macmillan president of the uni. This was followed by a program Aud to social time after xxx Bleb refreshments were served. Mrs. Macmillan announces that the Grade membership contest Xvi be carried on tit each Mon Lily meeting. A it exhibits an exhibit of Fine Art prints will be held at the William g. Mat Lier High school for five Days begin hint monday evening. Octo Ber 2 1 this collection reproductions of the world s gloat Muster painters has been loaned the school for Tho purpose of raising a fund with which to Purchase pictures for the school o exhibit will consist it almost 200 reproductions of fatuous paintings Iii ii ii it of them it Able at a very Small Cost for those who wish to get the greatest Benefit from to study of the pictures. Each evening it is planned to. Present a program in the auditorium which will appropriately supplement the exhibit. Much of the program will be interpretative and appreciative. Further announcements will follow. While this exhibit is Given at the High school building it is sponsored by the Munising town ship schools tis to whole and All rooms High school and Grade xviii participate in its Success and the benefits to he derived therefrom. St Hoot Assembly an interesting and instructive Assembly was held at. The Mather High school for the Benefit of the pupils when trooper Shea Han of the traffic control division of the Michigan state police spoke to the pupils on the Auto acc Dent problem. Tie presented some interesting figures stating that last year there were 37.000 people killed in automobile accidents. Two million injured and 100,000 permanently disfigured. To gave four important reasons for the great number of accidents. They were inattention a driving on the wrong Sale of the Road seceding in Roner Sig 1 nailing on the Par of the average Driver. In closing his speech or. Shenhan left with the Stu rents this Drivers motto Quot in a i Quot oing to drive Tux car As t wish John Smith to drive his of using members of Lodge sponsored part tit the frats Day evening. Ten briefs the ref a Public Mal Hall tables of Kah card tues Ca ids were played at which Florence won ladies Hiti nil mrs. Alton olm awarded ladies second i Alger the honors Ted was prize. Al received menus tasty luncheon first was got Norlin prize. A served. The ladies Hospital auxiliary will hold a Benefit card party tit the Beach inn this evening at eight o clock. The playing of Bridge five Hundred Pedro and cribbage will make Titi the eve Ming. Refreshments will by it served. The committee for the party is in charge of mrs. F. F. Lintels. St. Anthony s Guild met at tie Home of mrs. J. A. Vizena Elm Avenue yesterday afternoon tit 2 30 of clock. Or. And mrs. K. R. Monroe of i Manistique were the guests of or. And mrs. J. A. Vizena yesterday. Miss Grot Chen Cramer who has spent the Pat two a weeks vacationing at Neenah. Wisconsin has returned to her Home Here. Eel de Gruff of Manistique was a Munising visitor sunday j or. And mrs. George a. Putvin who have been visiting at big rapids and Flint for the past j week have returned to their Home. William Ryan and Lenord St. Amour were business callers at i Ishpeming sunday. Mrs. Eli St. Amour and George Lawie. Or. Returned sunday from Muskegon where they have spent the past two weeks. Theodore Aanderud returned to his Home Here after completing j his chiropractic course at Indian a polls. George Beaudette and Carl Sid Berk were callers at Stindel sunday. Or. And mrs. De. Gosselin and i miss Marie Benetier returned from Detroit where they have been i visiting xvii ii relat Ives. Miss Ruby Blizel of Escanaba spent the week end at her Home i i Here. Lawrence of a train j was a Munising caller yesterday. Claude Bauman of Shingleton i visited in Munising saturday. Walter Jonas of Escanaba spent the week end in Munising visiting with friends. Louis Merchie of Deerton transacted business in Munising yes a ter Day. Sug Inaxi / it a Bomi exploded in the doorway of John proven a Zanos grocer wednesday morning. Tearing out the front damaging the Interior and hurling a part of tax door for 150 feet. Police recalled that to bomb which failed to explode was discovered six years ago in tile doorway of another store that Provenzano the Tiow Ned. Hailed a Geneva envoy to fight group making Bird studies conservation officers Are checking up in u. P. Content with his valuable efforts in lining world against Italy Tecla a Small. Jet Black eth iop a tentative tit Geneva and to France has announce returning Home to take in the front line against italian invaders. Wealthy and a sartorial Dandy he still is Adu lated As the a great lion kill intr cd ref by the North eth not league opinion Lariat. Ian Propri ministered he is comma in five men and a travelling Laboratory Are touring tile upper Peninsula seeking additional information on the life habits of game Birds and the diseases and parasites that take regular toll. They spent two Days in the Crystal Falls District and then turned their wheeled study towards Gwinn and the. Escanaba River territory to continue their work. Hunters in the Region were notified Iii Advance and asked to submit specimens of their take. Partridge Prairie Chicken and an occasional Spruce Hen were studied by the experts. At the head of the observation party was h. D. Stihl. Head of the game division in Lansing. With him were Joseph Stevenson Farley Tubbs or. I. Coburn e. S. Weis tier. And c. J. Callard. The observation tour was begun Hist year and will probably be a regular feature it was understood. Back of the program is ail attempt a i secure More information about the cyclical diseases which take a terrible toll among Upland game Birds. More data on the Bird population of the Peninsula is also sought. Ionian i it a a k i tribe was once military iof o \ e w h Ieli nor. He Liiv sell or rent turn gun classified ads. The Hunting Lodge is Beina built near Little round Lake Nti Hina oct. 9. Preston feathers of Petoskey midi., called in nit Luna this past week Mel Enro Ute to the new Hunting Camp the Petoskey Lodge. Which is being built near Little round Lake North of a ii a Junction. Construction of the Lodge is going Forward rapidly and it is expect d that the main building xviii a Quot completed by saturday. Two experienced carpenters from Petoskey. Now engaged in its erection. Arrived Here last week. They Are being assisted by two local builders. Furnishings for the Lodge arrived Here the Early part of this week. Fourteen Petoskey Hunting enthusiasts Are members of the club and plan to make tile Lodge their Headquarters during the Hunting season. When the weather be ready with warm gowns. Man says a Winter a flannel nit Wear 79c a real value solid color flannel gowns with neat he stitched trims in contrasting colors. Made with a double Yoke top attractive printed flannel in Pink Blue peach and White. Also extra Large sizes in neb special at women a Quality flannel pyjamas in solid colors and Gay Floral patterns. Fully Cut double Yoke top in extra Large sizes solid Eolois flan is and $1.49 pyjamas two piece style flannel pyjamas. Pink with contrasting solid color trims and prints. Sizes for miss to Quot and Oman Al one piece flannel pyjamas in Floral patterns and solid colors. Made of Superior Quality flannel in attractive styles attractive Floral patterned flannel pyjamas in smart two piece styles. Pink. Peach White or Blue. Sizes for miss and woman second floor $1.29 in smart $1.49 915 Ludington phone 109 i i u no a Ting i Max w i i fair Model those smart popular economical shoes 2-95 Lier went smart Stiles to a i Avo St from Iii Gaberdine soft kid Leat Hen printed suedes in Black or Brown. Khoiee of heels. Also smart sport oxfords. Quot Shan month silk hosiery in in u Sii i Hindustan London Mist t Arri to ii High noon Ginger rim ii Beautiful full part silk Chiffon weight Hosier i songs smartest Shad All it of can at this Low Price we close at a.a7 p. M. Today for the annual employee s birthday tarty and to prepare for our 47th anniversary watch tomorrow s and Sale from Stork tue St itched sleepy to me pyjamas you la have pleasant dreams in these Dainty tuck stitched pyjamas two piece in Blush or Blue. Flaring or ski trousers with Long or Short sleeves. 1.00