The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-01-26
ARRANGEMENTS ARE
COMPLETED FOR The
PRESIDENTIAL PARTIES

The citizens of Wyandotte ana en-
vironS will have a merry time indeed
on Tuesday, january 80, if reports ~
ihe presidents ball committee for Wy
aEdotte are any indication. -Four dap
ceS. three heater parties. a card par
events definitely scheduled for the
city On That day.
One of lIe big events of the evening
will be the attempt of the Council OF
Clubs and the Polish organizations of
WyandOtte TO better their record Of
last year in the way of financial re-
turns. Last year this group went Ov-
er the top" leading in all returns
while presenting net income Of
slightly over $160. These groups are
jointly sponsoring the dance which
will be held at the Citizens Club, 1859
Mckinley avenue. Music for that par
ty will be furnished by Vic Sedlar aud
his orchestra
Vging for hOnOrs among the big
money earners will be the sponsors of
the dance at the Roosevelt high school
the use IF which has been extended
by the Board of Education. This dance
has generally proven one of the finer
ones i'll the city with many Of the civic
leaders and persons Of prominence
mingle with the assembled alumni and
friends
hall will ha tho site of tho
dant ing party which is being organic
ed by Wilfred Callahan. Andrew Bod
mar and members Of the South End
Euchre club. According TO all indica-
tiOns this party will surpass those Of
previous years.
A subcommittee Of the Citizens
club group will sponsor Il joint card,
buncO and bingo party al the Mt. Car
mel auditorium. Tenth and Superior
streets This subcommittee will be
made up of members and Officers of
the United Societies of MI. Carmel.
1t is expected that Edward e. Head
man post If the American Legion will
sponsor its regular party al The Legion
club house.
Through the cooperation of the Az
ISOLATED Theaters. Inc. the owners of
the Wyandotte. Majestic and Rialto
theaters. tickets for the president ;
birthday ball will he excepted as adj
mission to those houses. Persons will
he permitted IL retain their tickets ~
that they may attend any Of the vari-
Gus other functions in town that night.
Funds raised through the local birth
day balls are used in the fight against
infantile paralysis III WyandOtte and
at the national foundation i'll Warm
Springs, Ga Reports of the commit
tees treasurer. John Z. McWhirter.
disclose that the activities of this
group have brought about The purchase
of the therapy tank al the WyandOtle
General hospital. one of two in the
state of Michigan. and better equip
ping Of the orthopedic school at the
Garfield.
Included among those i'm attendance
ut the first meeting OF the WyandOtte
committee were General Chairman
Mayor Thomas A. Davis. Vice Chair
man Victor TargOnski, Secretary Hell
Ell PrygOski, Treasurer John I. Nc
Whirter. City Assessor Edward Kane
Harry Wilson. Francis Melody, Pat
Kane, Mrs. d. Bakhaus. Percy Cook,
Postmaster Adam Przybylski. DIR.
Paul Feldman representing The Frater-
nal Order of Eagles. Charles Morrin,
representing the Knights Of Columbus
Roscoe Colwell Of the American Le-
giOn. Fred Harrington, Jr.. of the Yer
erans Of Foreign Wars. post 1885. Pet
~ Sobieski and J. WatkOwski of the
Alger post, American Legion. Mrs. W
W. England Of the Michigan Society
for Crippled Children. and WAfred
Callahan and Andy BOdnar of the
South End Euchre club.
Another dancing party expected to
attract large numbers will be that held