The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-05
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No. 100 Macomb-st, aged 66 years.
Mrs. Dietz had spent practically her
whole life in Detroit, coming here
with her family when she was very
young. She leaves two daughters.
Mrs. Rose Schu1theis and Miss Ber-
tina Deitz. and four sons. Frank. Al
bert, William and John @. Dietz. The
funeral will take place Wednesday
morning at $40 o'clock from the
home and at o'clock from Our
Lady OF Help church.
A. +. sheldon, of Chicago, noted for
his connection with the sheldon
the Detroit bank men on Brain and
Muscle Development" at their club
room in the Telegraph block, on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 5.
In honor of his sixty years member
ship. the members OF the First Con-
gTegational church stood for mo-
ment at the communion service on
sunday I'm silent greeting TO Deacon
George NJ. Lane. The touching tri-
butte followed the reception of many
new members. among whom were
several young men.
The suspicious entertainsd by Mrs. VIM.
smith I'm connection W ith the death OF
her mother. Mrs. Celia Wagner. No.
1oy Bagley-ave., who LaSsed away In
st. Mary's hospital. Sunday were
cleared away by the postmortem ex-
animation conducted by County Ply
sicians Stapleton and Grimes. Mon
day afternoon. The bruises on the
woman's body were found to have
been due to her struggles after being
placed under restraining sheet in
the hospital In the opinion OF the
doctors, death was oue to acute
mania.
A banquet was given Monday evening
In the q. A. X. Memorial building for
the members OF Fairbanks post, No
II, G. A. r., and the Women's Relief
corps, after which the new officers OF
the post were installed The officers
are: Commander. John l.. Wild: sem
Tor vice commander. IL. l.. Strong:
Junior vice commander. s. r. Bruner:
adjutant, H. A. Backus:. quartermas-
ter, William Davey; chaplain, James
w. Thompson: surgeon, DIR. John J..
Corley; officer OF tho day, Theodore
I.any, officer OF he guard. Richard Il.
Williams; sergeantmaJoI, George l..
Holmes; quartermaster-s general. Thos
;. Payne: patriotic Instructor, Daniel
G.. Crotty.
Frank Cukla, whose wife vas foupd
wandering I'm nude condition near
her home, No. 322 Wesson- a few
days ago, was arrested Monday on a
charge OF neglecting to support his
three minor children. aged eight and
four years and four months. The chill
dren are In charge of the Society
Tor the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren According To James F. Hill, Pa
trolman OConnor found the father
drunk In the house, Saturday night
The house was cold end the children
were without food, IL 8 alleged.
OConnor bought food for the children
out or his own pocket. but after the
omccr had gone, Cukls, IT is alleged.
took the food from TIC children and
ate IL himself
The funeral OF Theodore Parsons Hall.
who died sunday In his home In
Crosse Pointe Farms, Will be held
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock in ST
Pauis Catholic church. The Rev. A.
Ii. b. Macy, pastor OF the church, will
celebrate the solemn requiem high
mass. assisted by the Rev. Frs. Slew
n and Robinson, $. j., OF Detroit coll
lcge. Interment will be I'm Mt Ell
lott cemetery. A sad feature OF Mr.
Halls death is the fact OF illness In
the family which prevents the at
tendance OF his three daughters at
the funeral. Mrs. Irvine IL at the
bedside OF her daughter, who is very
III In Augusta, Ga: Mrs Scott is
with her son, 4 Yale student, critical
" III with typhoid fever. and Mrs.
Fuger OF Lansing, Is confined TO her
bed
Forty-ninc boys and three girl. were
graduated from Judge Rohnert's iu-
Nenile court, Monday afternoon, after
ceremony in which the Rev A. IL
Barr and the Rev. FIR. Van Dyke as
sisted. FIR. Mueller. Rev. Or. For
bush and the Rev. Or. McCoilester
were also present. The class was
composed OF boys and girls who had
been arrested for petty thetts, tru-
ancy and other childish crimes. They
have been reporting at court regu-
larly every week, some of them for
months. and so we'll have they been
doing recently, that the Judge be-
lieved they were able TO keep out
OF trouble. and they were relieved
from further attendance. Following
q little talk from Judge Rohnert Pr.
van Dyke and the Rev. Mr.. Barr