The Detroit times., 1916-02-16
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr. and Mrs. Cook and family. OF
day To No, as Church-ave.
pool "rTs room H"aras' as No TSe5e,Sr OF
released Tuesday by chief OF Police
Seymour because OF lack OF evidence
mat four men were gambling Mon
day night In his building. Detectives
Cross and Tucker raided the place
after being Informed that "a game
was on" and the alleged gamblers
escaIed by doors and windows. Thc
officers found a gaming outht and
SIS on the table.
George Ofnof. of No. $50 Vinewood-
ave" wgs nned s. Tuesday by Jua-
tlce MARSHALL for being disorderly
Mr. and Mrs l.. Korich. OF No. go
Candler-ave.. moved Tuesday To No.
slo DweD-ave.
Pittsburgh Nationals, has been visit-
ing his brother. G.. l. Altcnburg. OF
No. 9g McLean-ave.
AZ the council meeting Monday
night the Protestant churches in
Highland Park were granted permits
sion To erect tabernacle on the site
OF the proposed Y. NJ. &. \. on Wood
ward and Farrand-avcs,, to be used
Tor the Forsythe revival services In
March.
William Rogerson. Jr.. Of No. 216
Hlghland-aye. has been confined TO
his home through illness for several
days.
The village council has passed
resolution authorizing the president
To communicate with Postmaster Ma
gel. OF Detroit. in an effort To obtain
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman and
family, or No. l79 Dawson ave.
moved Tuesday 10 their new home an
No. 2i5 Moss-ave.
The council has accented the pro-
posal OF the Detroit hre commission
To answer emergency calls at cost
ot x2S each To the village.
Charles W. Seymour, chief OF po-
lice, reported seven arrests. two state
onenscs. and nve ordinance onenses;
S35 total fines and $40 In costs. for
the work Of the police department
during the week. at the council meet
ing Monday night.
Plans for the proposed Grand
Trunk Passenger tracks were submit
ted by the state railway commission
To the council meeting Monday even
Mr. and Mrs r Hazelton and fam
ily. ot No. 22pI Hamilton blvd. moved
Tuesday To Arizona-nve.
The officers and teachers Of Trinity
VI. r., sunday school viii hold an I'M
portant meeting Thursday evening Ia
the church.
entertained Mrs. spring and Mrs.
Dores' circle OF the Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon.
The Christian Endeavor OF the
tfeAhNttIian tnuFfn nAu a valentine
party in the church Monday evening
The postponed monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Union OF the Baptist
church win hold an all-day meeting
in the church Thursday Dinner Viii
be- served hy the side losing out in
the recent contest
Mrs. Walter Dunnett. OF No. a2
Giand-ave east. entertained the II.
dies Aid ~ the CONGREGATIONAL
church "Wednesday afternoon.
An English class for foreigners uu-
der the auspices of the brotherhood
~ IN" Congregational church VIII
hold It's hrst session In the church on
Thursday evening at 730 o'clock.
This Ia for the benefit of the many
Foreigners who are members Of the
Brotherhood and congregation and
have not the opportunity Of studying
in the Ford schools American citt-
zeushlp aud Bible study will also
probably be a part of the course
The members pf the Highland Park
board ~ eduCa ton. AZ its last meet
ing, opened bids on the construction
Of the proposed school building In the
southeastern part az tn" village The
board awarded the contract 20 Linsell
Bros, who are building the new Ma
sonic temple Tho scnooi will cost
about SSo,00o. Linsell Bros. put In
the lowest bid.
John Lane. two year odd son Of Mr.
and Mrs. ~. NJ. Lane, of No. eos High
iand-aVe.. L. seriously ill.
The Girls AFFILIATED club met on
Tuesday afternoon in the high school
hall
Members OF the Boys Affiliated club
entertained themselves and guests at
"a typical valentine party on Monday
evening.
The "Wednesday Evening Dancing
club will meet Wednesday evening In
FUunier hall, corner OF Woodward
and Buena Niatn -av">.
Mrs. William Kennie. Of Highland
ave, who has been seriously il for
several weeks. is slowly recovering.