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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
Louis Bruseaux Drops
500, 900 Suits

CHICAGO CAMP The SlUo oe0
siander suit filed bs sheridan A.
Bruseaux private detective aeains:
Joe Louis and his managers Julian
Black and John Roxborough. aud
The similar suits filed BY them
rainst him as The aftermath Of the
first Ioufs-Ss hmcling fich' have
been settled our of coar; 10 me
satisfaction Of all parties concern
ed. Il was revealed last week
The suits Threatened 10 bring
on sensational EXPOSES q aired in
CONT Bruseaux had charged
Louis was dopcd before the .ch-
melting fight in June 1886 and he
Louis group accused the Southside
detective os trying 20 shake hem
down The suits we're dismissed
by Federal Judge John r. Barnes
without cost or prejudice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
Tip Top Social Club

The Tip Top Social club met
with Mrs. Anne Ledet as hostess.
The following officers were elect
ed Miss Corinne Thompson, pre-
sldent: Mrs Annie Guman. vice
president: Mrs Eddie Lee Holmes !,
secretary: Mrs. Annie I.edet. trea-
surer; Mrs. Alice Cyle, business
manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
Charge Police Helped Mob In
Severe Flogging Of Two Men

GoLDsBoRo. \. c. evidence
that acting desk sergeant Walter
Kelly. white, was implicated 10
The flosging OF two men who were
taken from the city Jail here re-.
Gently, was disclosed here the
week.
Kellys statement that he ali
not recognize two unmasked white
men who took The prisoners from
their cells at the point OF a gun
was con,rsdictsd BY the fact thu.
The men were. familiar wilh the
set-up in The jail office, soinz
straight 10 The drawer in which
The keeps were kept
Heard Sergeant Call
At The same time. Floyd "a
wards. %, one OF the beaten men.
said on three different occasions
that he heard Kelly call Come
here, Edwards. We have 10 get ont
OF here Kelly said that after
the visitors gol The prisoners, he
made no attempt TO stop them.
However, the Wayne County
grand jury which had been called.
reported Tuesday after deliberat-
ing for an hour, that il could find
no evidence on which 70 act in inc
flogsing hy the whites az Floys
Edwards and kirhy Baldwin
Edwards and Baldwin We're
taken from their coils by two
unmarked white men who "forced'
Walter Kelly 10 turn The prison.
ers over 70 them They We're car
RED 20 car containing three -
iher nnmasked men and carried
70 miles from the dirty. forced 20
lie down on ditch hank and So
,erelv heaien with limhs and
switches from saplings
The trouble started when Bald
win refused 10 get Of a crowded
sidewalk and let Mayor n Hi
pass. In an argument which fol-
lowed BALDWIN struck tho maNor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25

Are any of those skin irritations printed above
making you miserable and unhappy? If yes" is
your answer, read of the relief Black and White
Ointment and Skin Soap help to bring:
First you go to your dealer right now and get
yourself this famous combination treatment.
The mild super-fatted Black and White Skin Soap
is used to cleanse the affected part of dirt and other
material. Then apply Black and White Ointment
according to plain directions within the package.
Black and White Ointment helps to relieve the
discomfort of itching burning and soreness due to
dry (salt rheum, tetter) of external origin,
or simple ringwom or minor parasitic skin irrita-
tions.
Black and White Ointment also acts as an anti
septic dressing for such blemshes as superficial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
Speedy Eight Club

The SPEEDY Eight Social club
ne, FRIDAY February Is. at 9sS
Hendrie with Mrs. Lee Coates as
hostess
After The business period. the
members and guests enjoyed de-
llghlfnl social evening. The hos
less served very excellent menu.
The cluh also met February -,
win MIS- G clemens, 500 Watson
sIreei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
NOTICE!

The Women's Progressive Clul,
has openings for new members.
Miss Rosa Powell. President
Miss Minnie upshaw.
Vice President
&C., HendrIe Street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-25
LEGAL NOTICES
Attys. Lewis 4 RowIette
co. T.. Adams
STATE or MICHIGAN.

County " Wayne.
No. sisis1
Al a session Of the Probate Court
FOR said County OF Wayne, held at
ne Probate Court Room ia the
City Of Detroit, on the fourteenth
day Of February in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
nine.
Present THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
PAULINE HINkINS, deceased.
Cecil /. Rowleite and Leroy
hlnkins. executors Of the last will
and testament " said decea sed /.
having his day rendered to said
'ourl their first and final admins
us'lon account in said matter. and
having filed herewith their petit
uon praying that the residue OF
sad estate he assigned in accord
anee with the provisions OF the
nst Will and testament OF said de-
ceased:
Is ordered. That the thirteenth
Gay OF April next at ten o'clock
~ me forenoon al said Court Room
Oe appointed for examining and
showing said account. and for
nearing said petition.
AND j. : .uriher Ordered. That a
.upy Of this order be published
''.se successive weeks previous TO
nla Tine Of hearing. in the Detroit
tribune, a newspaper printed ami
,.'ula'ing in said County OF
THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate.
"a True Copy
CHARLES c. HARRIS.
Deputy Probate Register.
2-25-3-1s
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Miss Mayu,s Weston
WsdsArthurM Murphy

Miss Mayme we,ton for a number
Ct years secretary tos;Mayor Thomas
A. Davis, was married on Tuesday
morning to Arthur Murphy. The cere-
mony was performed ct St Anne's
church, Detroit. at 9 O'Clock, Reverend
Father Prince officiating at the high
mass.
The bride was attired In white lace
over satin, with bOlero jacket and
floor length skirt Her. veil of illusion
was fastened to her doll hat OF same
material with orange blossoms. Her
boquet was Of orange blossoms, white
roses and baby breath
Miss Olive Reaume f0f Detroit, who
was Miss Weston's maid of honor. was
gowned In q net alress over hyacinth
blue, with doll hal. and shoulder veil
to match her gown. She carried bridal
cliff roses.
The bridesmaid. Miss Eva St Anbin
of Crosse Pointe, was dressed In rose
taffeta with dubonnet yelvet trimming.
with doll hat and saoulder veil Of
rose, and carried A4erican beauty
roses. Il
James B. Murphy ofDetroit. brother
of the groom. and Arthur J. Plourde.
of Dcorse. were Mt. MHrphy's attend
ants ff
Breakfast for the immediate families
was held at Dearborn inn The center
piece Of the breakfast table held a
three-tier wedding cake, with minia-
ture bride and groosa.. fianked by low
bowls Of spring flt ssss. Ivory candles
rested In ivory ho iers.
In the evening reception for two
hundred friends Of he bride and groom
was held at the he NJ OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. st Aubin. So 5 Three Mile drive,
Crosse POiRte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy left for two
months wedding trip to Florida, and
viii visit the worlds fair in San Fran
cisco before returning to Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
CITY MOURhj
THE DEATH. OF
DON SHALLOW

Late Saturday evening. any citi-
zens were shocked to learn the sud
den death OF Donald q. Sbi low, Wy
aadOtte's deputy city CLERK Sunday
morning. when the sad me- became
more widely circulated. then' were ex-
r-essions OF regret on eVerl hand.
saturday evening at 10 O'Clock. a
tenant on the second floor &C Mr.. Shar-
lows home at 1716 Thirte. .nth street.
heard a noise as of some one falling.
knowing that MIR. ShaFlow was alone,
ne investigated and found the deputy
clerk lying on the floor, deaJ. A blood
clot on the heart WAS resprhsible for
the tragedy.
Intimate friends were E9ti6ed. and
message was sent to zSoOn's wife,
Airs. Grace SharlOw, who ~as visiting
AT her former home in Clev land, Ohio.
She left at once by train fo4 the strick-
en- home, arriving in Wyandotte before
morning
While down town SatUt ~ after
noon, MIR. SharlOw suffered Iere pain,
finding 1t difficult to get 7 1t of his
automobile. However, he " able to
safely reach the home of h parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sbs low. 2426
First street, where be hs supper.
Later he went tO his Ow< home on
Thirteenth street.
Donald G. SharlOw va born in
Trenton SO years ago. When he family
moved to WyandOtte, Don, 3 he was
universally known, came v th them.
He graduated from ROOs cit high
school with the class of 1921
In June, 1896, he married iss Grace
Ford, a teacher In the Wy9 Otte pub
lie schools He built neF home On
Thirteenth street, where hi and his
wife lived up to the time " lis death.
They had no children.
Following the death of pt Iuty City
Clerk Karl Kaiser. nearly 81 &c and a
half years ago, City Clerk lawrence
i. LaCOurse offered the dep tyship to
Mr. SharlOw. The latter az pied the
prOffered position and ma@e a record
for efficiency and courtesy "a his asSO-
ciates and the public WIZ in the
office He will be sadly mis- sed by all
TptrluCS HIc pdACHCo anu efCSCdS-
cd leaves a brother. Edgar, who lives
in this city. q
The flags ON the city ha and other
public buildings were placed at half
mast following his DEATH. and every
courtesy was extended to fis. memory.
Funeral services conducted by Rev.
H. Norman Jackson, were held ut the
Nixon funeral home on tuesday after
Ioon. All departments of tn city hall
were closed during the after On. Bur
ial was in BlOOmdale GENE v, Tren-
ton e.
Palfbearers who served sat the fun
ersl--all intimate friends " the dead
Official-were John HOOat i, Henry
Genthe, Jr., Louis FOuntaie. darley s.
Merritt. Arnold HOllingers Gd J. ID.
Haven, Jr A long list Of honorary
pallbearers was headed Mayor
Thomas A. Davis and iisi lded city
officials and other promint NJ : citizens.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
EARLY attention
IS ESSENTIAL N
TREATING CANCER

The main thing In the control of
cancer is to acquaint the public with
the possibilities OF early treatment of
the disease, according to DR.. Osborne
e. Brines, of Detroit, in an address
before the Senior Child Study club in
the WyandOtte city hall Monday after
noon.
Introduced to the club members by
Mrs. III. l.. Lyon. ia Walnut street,
president OF the club, DIR. Brines spoke
on the nature, diagnosis and treatment
Uf cancer. Pointing out that cancer is
one Of the leading causes of death. he
said, treatment and diagnosis facili-
ties for cancer were very satisfactory.
but the real difficulty is in getting the
patient at an early stage"
This situation he laid at door of
fear and lack of knowledge of the pa
tent Tuberculosis p years ago rated
second in the cause of DEATH" he said.
People were secretive and ashamed to
talk about the disease. But that is not
true today. Because of public enlight-
erment on the disease, people under
stand 1t and are no longer afraid of it.
This must become the situation with
cancer" he continued Cancer has
jumped from tenth place to second
place as cause of death in the past
quarter of a century, while tuberculO-
sis has dropped from second to elev-
enth place. Cancer progress is just %
years behind tuberculosis.
10 of
against cancer, unless the subject can
be discussed and viewed without pre-
judice"
Speaking on the Women's Field army
for the control OF cancer, of which he
is chairman of the executive board for
the Waynf county division, he said
their wOrH was purely educational in
the field e what could be done for
cancer control rather than what is be-
ing done.
This organization which is composed
of women throughout the country is
engaged i'm an educational campaign
which seeks to convey the message TO
the public that early cancer is durable
and to create rational attitude to-
ward the disease which. according to
their spokesman, has been heretofore
cloaked with superstitutiOn and fear.
Its WyandOtte branch is under the
leadership Of Mrs William Adair, e6S
Emmons boulevard During the month
of April, which has been set aside by
act of Congress as cancer control
month, the organization will conduct
an enlistment campaign throughout
the community in an effort to broaden
its membership and secure funds for
its educational work.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Spen / His Boyhood
Days in Wyandotte

Funeral services were held yester.
day afternoon, at the Harvey A. Neel.
ey funeral home. 5663 Maybury Grand
avenue, Detroit. for Charles CUM
nIings Stewart.
Mr.. Stewart, an attorney, died on
Sunday at his residence. 1867 Avery
avenue.
Deceased was prominent In Detroit
Masonic circles. belonging to the De-
troit Consistory and the MOslem tenn
pie of the Shrine, in addition to ASHER
lodge. No. 81, r. and A. M. Burial was
at Pontiac
Mr. Stewart, who was SO years Of
age, was born in Centerville, Mich,
later coming TO Wyandotte, where be
received his early education. He at
tended the Ann Arbor high school and
University Of Michigan, graduating In
1873 with the B.A. degree Two years
later he received his Law degree and
Eracticed his profession in Detroit IN.
til his retirement few years ago, He
was a brother Of the late Mrs, Perry
w. johnson and grandfather of Lyman
F. johnson Of this city.
His wife, Mrs. Nellie A. Mott Stew.
art, died in 1887. Two daughters, Mrs.
Bruce s. Trace of Berkeley and Mrs.
Harold r. Locker Of Detroit, and q
sister, Margaret Stewart OF Cincin-
natl, are living.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Proclamation

whereas. wednt sday. February
80. 1889 has beer designated as
the birthday of II !, first PRESIDENT
of the United stat and the faith
ingttm.
Whereas. ON thfs day We cele-
brate the birthday, Of the man who
founded the nation so that future
genera tiOns Of American citizens
may live according to the example
and pre,ept Of his exalted life and
character and thns Perpetnate the
American repuhik
Therefore, 1. 1Esmas A. 1ssvis.
mayor Of the city Of wyandotte do
hereby proclaim this day a legal
holiday and ash the citizens Of
wyandotte to display the Ameri-
can flag as a toxfn Of respect la
henor Of the mel assy Of this great
man.
In tribute tee his memory Ii 'ia
ordnined that all annnicipaf Offices
In the city Of w.sandotte he closed
during the entire day,
Sixned: +. 4. DAVIS,
Meyer .of the Ctty Of Wyandctte.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Fatal Accident
Breaks Up Match

A fatal accident nearly a year ago,
fcn Sfarch %, 1883, proved costly Tor
Leon Osborn, %, of 22O3 West Jeffer-
son avenue, Trenton.
On the date named Osborn was driv-
ing a car on Fort street west, Detroit,
when he cOllided with a street car. In
the automobile were his sweetheart,
Miss Betty Guenther, of 2645 River
side drive, Trenton, and her mother,
Mrs. Fern Guenther, 40. of the same
address. The mother died as result
Of the accident
In the court OF Traffic Judge George
I. Murphy, in Detroit last Friday,
Osborn was sentenced on charge Of
negligent homicide. The court ordered
him TO pay $3.50 costs or serve 60 days
in the Detroit. house of correction. He
was also placed on probation for five
years.
Osborn told the court, as a result Of
her mothers death, Miss Guenther
would have nothing more TO do with
him.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Thieves Bus,
During The Week

Feb. 2l-Maurice 2eIstman told the
police that his officts was broken into
some time during tie weekend The
desk was pried open, but nothing re-
ported missing.
Feb. 20-Alex McDOugall, 3222 Van
Alstyne boulevard reported the loss of
an auto robe, foot ltsh and other ar
ticles from his sons automobile
Feb. 20-The Wyspdotte News re-
ports the hit q Z 80 padding. mach;
Inc. taf
Feb. 20-Ofice doors found open in
the Crongeyer building and $50 add
ing machine reported missing from
Mr. Campbell's Offike
Feb. ia $40 X" ak reported stOl-
en- from the Office <4Dr. O'Dell, 29S2
Biddle avenue St
Feb. 17-Lange ST n shop, 424 Eure-
ka,> is minus $145eneon sign, stolen
from the garage. .
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
DEATH TAKES
An Old RESIDENT

After having been in feeble health
for several years, Mrs. Catherine
Goodwin died on Sunday at the family
home, 1888 Biddle avenue. She was
the widow of the late William Ill.
Goodwin, and one of the city's pioneer
inhabitants, having resided here for
go of her 50 years She was held in
general esteem by a large circle Of
friends She was devoted member OF
st Patrick church.
Surviving are son, John Goodwin,
and daughter, Mrs. Harry w: Brow
or, who resided with her.
Funeral services were held at the
re sidence at $50 o'clock yesterday
morning and at ST. Patrick church at
10. Burial was. in Mt. Carmel GENE
terry
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Won MOlL !.
HEADS WELFARE.
COMMISSION

At a meeting of the Wayne County
Welfare Relief Commission, held last
Friday, William f. Won Mol, MOngua-
gon township supervisor, was elected
at chairman. The other members OF
The commission are Councilman Robert
G. Ewald and Elmer G. Ray, both of
Detroit. Ray is a recent appOintee, hav-
ing succeeded former Chairman James
Fitzgerald.
Won Mol has taken part in Wayne
county politics for number OF years.
He has been township supervisor for
II years and was Sibley postmaster
for seven years and township treasur-
er for two terms. With other Out-coun-
ty supervisors, he sought the removal
of G. r. Harris as county relief adj
ministrator.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Last Rites Today
for Leo Ceby

Leo Colby. for the past 32 years an
cnlpl0ye of the Michigan Alkali Com
pany, died on Wednesday morning al
10 o'clock at his home. . West Char
lotte street. Ecorse Death was due tO
pneumonia.
Mr.. Colby was born In Simcoe, Ont,
coming to WyandOtte when ten years
of age.
He leaves his wife, two daughters
Ruth and Lorraine. brother. john
Colby, OF wallaceburg. Ont. and three
grandchil
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at ] O'clock at the Nixon
funeral home, and at o'clock at the
First Baptist church. Ford avenue and
Second streets. conducted by Rev. War
rem +. jackson. Burial will he In
Ferndale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
VIM. F. Maureh
Died ., Monday

William f. Mau }, "a years old,
passed away at his ONE, 800 Oak
street, Monday, following an illness of
three years. Death occurred on his
birthday. Previous TO his illness he
was an operator at the city filtration
plant He is survived b his wife, Anna
and the following chill, rem: Mrs. Paul
Carter Of RiveA Rouges son, Raymond !;
Mrs. Frank LeClair OF Wyandotte, and
four grandchildren. He also leaves the
following brothers and sisters: John,
.Wyandotte; Joseph. Royal Oak; Mrs.
John PowlOske, Pontiac; Mrs. Mamie
Hunt and Mrs. Paul Sieg Of Wyan-
tcttes
The funeral will take place from
the late home this morning at 8 80
and from ST. Joseph's church at 9:30.
Burial will be in NJ. Carmel cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Lifts Uneusainty

Two deputy city clerls Of wyandotte
have met sudden death within period
Of leoe than seven yeat1.
Just three years. and six months
after City Clerk Lawrence ]. LaCourse
had named Kari Kaiser as his deputy,
the latter was killed In an automobile
accident.
Just three years and i've months
after Donald g. Sharlow had been ap-
pointed as deputy, he dropped dead
from q blood clot.
Last week Don Sharlow was good
naturally bantering Miss Wayne Wes-
ton, Mayor Davis secretary, regarding
her approaching marriage
Anything I could do 10 help your
asked Don.
mo, I don't think there is," Miss
Weston replied.
well. III have the city hall flag
raised for the OCCASION" said Don.
Then, continuing in jocose mood, he
added, Perhaps i had better have ii
placed at half-mast."
Tuesday afternoon, Donald Sharlow
was buried In Bl0omdale cemetery The
city hall flag was at half-mast.
Tuesday morning. Miss Mayme Wes-
ton was married to Arthur Murphy
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
WIN. {. Headman
Passes at SO

William Z. Headman. SS years old.
died NJ his home. 1856 Twenty fourth
street, Detroit on Mondssy, after a
lingering Illness. He IL survived by
the following children: Mrs. Anna
tier. James G. Headman. and sisters.
Mrs Charles Woodward and Mrs.
Sophia Stefke' 81 wyahdotte.
The funeral took place from the III.
f. Thon Company funeral home yes-
tfrday afternoon at ? o'clock. with In.
torment In QakWoea cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
John C.: Catalan, Jr.
Heads Committee

At the Democratic state convention
held In Flint last Saturday, Murray
-. Van Wagner. state highway COM
missioner. easily wreSted control of the
state organization from former Gov
,.rnor Frank Murphy.
In the mining of congressional com
mittpes. John &. Catalan. Jr., again
heads the list in the Sixteenth dis
trlct the other members 9ing Hugh
a! Merton. Miss Elizabeth Stellwagon
and Mrs Helena Batc-
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Boat Club Holds
Successful Part,

The WyandOtte Boat club held an
enjoyable and successful dancing party
IN State auditorium last saturday
night. The club plans TO make these
dances an annual affair.
Preceding the dance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Moore entertained 40 members
Of their badmintOn club at dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Tucker and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Stieler were also hosts
ut a pre-dance dinner.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Result Of Ecorse
Primary N nday

A primary election Sss held in
Ecorse village ON MondaS. when six
candidates were nominated fur plate
on the final ballot. The-e successful
were Ormel CsOodell. Fr,ls.is A. LalIa
die. ]. e.. Hardage. william w. Vol
sine. the scGappy former gil'age pre>i-
dent: oliver r. Rsupp anti William
lsorn.
Eliminated at the eltS.tfpa were En-
.St Ransom. George McNInf,io. Charles
Stefcs and Charles ]. Tank,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Only Three Had
Filed for Couneilraan

When The Herald closed Ito forms At
O'Clock yesteniey aftefnSou, only
three candidates for councilman had
died for the primary ballot They WerU
Councilmen Louis w. Benin. John O.
kneger and James III. Macon. all In
cumbenta
Three hours more remained for IL
ing Previously, Gregory Anholter 6pr.
mer Councilman John j. Wagner, John
taken petition BLANKS from the Office.
Zebrowski and an unnamed man had
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
Garden Glib Re
Meet March |

The Wyandotte Garden club viii
hold its monthly meeting I'm the Gar
field school auditorium next Wednes-
day evening, March I.
There will be a moving picture,
Michigan Highway Adventure" show
ing trip over Michigan highways.
with sound effects.
A speaker will describe roadside de-
velOpment.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
0rpheus Club al
Presbyterian Church

The WyandOtte Orpheus club, under
the direction of Edward w. Hubert,
will sing a group of four soegs, at the
evening service at the Presbyterian
church next sunday. The selections
are:
Fight -------------- Deems Taylor
Findn ndia -----------4--- SibeltuS
i Dream of Jeannie ---S--- Foster
Prayer Of Thanksgiving + Kremer
Rtissel Barrow. Of the CIpheas club.
will sing a tenor solo, and. John Rood,
also of the club. will ren6er selections
ON the organ.
The guest speaker will he Rev. John
X. Biiyby. II. H.. " Detroit. Rev. Bibby
csme to Michigan recently. as executive
secretary Of the Presbyterian Synod OF
Aichigan.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-02-24
No Msetins on
Tuesday Night

The Council met informally Tues
Cay night, with City Attorney w. Hugh
Williams occupying the clerks chair.
After the roll call. Councilman John
G. Kreger moved that. as mark of
respect for the late Deputy City Clerk
Donald SharlOw whose funeral occur
red that day an adjournment he taken
70 last Thursday night.