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Glacier County chief., 1940-02-23

spirited cooperation the part of the farmers of
our community is great and important factor in
progress and advancement
Farmers of Browning community appreciate the
cessy and convenience of prosperous and growing city
where they obtain their promptly satisfac-
ory pleasant rendezvous to spend their leisure and fun
seeking hours.
1t is this friendly cooperative spirit of the farmer of
Browning that brings him freely into midst. He
sends his children to the Schools his family the church.
es; they all take part the community functions He feels
that Browning Is My Town.
They feel this way because they have confidence they
will be fairly treated and Hospitality received Browning
merchants and Townsen They know that is pleasure
to deal with their city friends to the advantage of them
both, offering great outlet for the farmers produce
Our rural friends appreciate the fact that their dol
lars spent in Browning will build better city, which in
turn will offer them greater convenience and plea
sure.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13

IS ACQUITTED
BY THE JURY

After celebrating for eight hours
60 year-Old John HadJu was acquiuUeu
on murder charge. by jury III
Judge Vincent NJ. Brennan court al
Detroit OH Wednesday.
On August - last. Lloyd Har"oou'
a I2-year-Uld boy, was killed at HUM
hug island in the lower Detroit ilver
by shot fired by Hadju. The latter
has been caretaker ut the island
Young HARDWOOD. whose home was I'll
1901 Division street. Trenton, with an
other boy, was attempting to spear
fish from box mOOred near the rs
land. The second boy, l2-year-Old De
lone Smith. also of Trenton, testified
that Hadju Appeared on the scene ana
fired the shot which killed Lloyd.
Hadju. known az the hermit OF
HumbuS island. claimed that the boys
were stealing his fish. but declared
that the shooting was accidental. tie
showed no emotion during the trlal OF
at the announcement of the verdict.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Is MEN FROM
WYANDOTTE IN
NEXT DRAFT

Til. next Michigan draft call for IA
ltT:' : service i'll the army will bt'
made ia January Michigan'S quota
viii be 3.7S7 men, IF whom 1853 will
IL taken from Detroit and 3O3 from
the bal3iucr of Wayne county.
The allotment for Board No. ~
(Wyantlotte city, is - men. plus one
replacement Ia fill out the allotment
made in the first call.
1t is expected that the Feb nary
call will ~ two or three times aS
large as the January call
The next call. originally scheduled
for December. waSqOStiontNd and com
bintd with the January quota. This
was done in oder that drlftet~ might
spend the holidays at huIne, and To
furnish more time for the preparation
d training camps.
The total quota for the state Of
Michigan has been set at 1000 men,
all Of whom will be i'm camp by July
J. 1871
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
New Traffic Law
Oh Grosse lie

The Crosse lie township board. at a
meeting held on Monday night, adopt
ed traffic ordinance designed 10
make violation of the motor vehicle
code more easily and effectively pun
iShed
Provisions Of the ordinance include
Speeding, up to five miles above the
stated limits. 81; second offense, 81
81 for exceeding the limit above five
and under 10 miles, and So for the
second Offense; s. for speeding Is
miles an hour or less than 20 above
the limit, and s. for second Offense.
and 80 for exceeding the limit more
than 70 miles an hour, with $50 the
fine for q second offenSe
Other fines are: Unlawful parking,
81 and 81; failure to stop at through
highway, s. for first Offense and So
for second Offense; running red lights,
So for first and So for second Offense.
The township treasurer was authOriz-
cd to accept fines f,IOm offenders who
Waive court trial.
Jail sentences are provided for third
and subsequent ,offenses within the
period df driving permitted by the
state drivers license.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Goodfellows Sale
on December FL

The annual newspaper sale Of the
WyandOtte GOOdfeilOwS. 20 raise funds
TO supply Christmas cheer for !he
needy, will be held on Saturday. De
cember 21 The following have been
named on committees:
Newspaper Sille@Onrad L. Krpger
w. K Stark, Chief nf Police William
II. RutlettSe. Fire Chief Gustav An
selm. Claude J. Fitzgerald. Steve Mar
tin, Samuel Richards. George W
Bush. Francis h. Griffith
Purchasing committee - Frank II
Eberts. Mrs Cora Daniels. Mrs. F.. T
SalliOtte. Mrs. Frank Sunderland.
Packing toys Mrs. Cora Daniels
Mrs. l.. VI. McCandlesS. Mrs. II. l..
Lyon. Benny Yack
Packing FOOd-GuStav AnSt,ln.
Distribution of foOd-City Engineer
+. w Liddle, Don Marshall. Albert A
Payette, Lynn Bryan. Il. $. Tahott.
\. LeBar
Client cOnnnittee-NTajOr James Der
m0dy of the Salvation Army and Mis-
Ana CharbOnne,lm Of the Family Pro
teNtive Association.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Orphsus Club
Adds to Record

Anothcr musical t. iuImph was scored
Tor the Wyandottp OrphcuS club,
Wien that organization presented it>
riTGh winter concert at Roosevelt high
.ci.pol auditorium on Tuesday night.
The audIy ium WAS wtlI filled for
ih' occasion 10y The Clubs hundreds OF
pa iron members.
Miss Lrula IIahukc. tn" EcorS''
li,niSt WAS The @.cNt artist Her per
rnr'uanc,. fully Justified the acclaim
hat has = rctrd her appearances else
where. She contributed three numbt H.
Ia the seven Un the program.
Selections 10y the OrpheuS club in its
four g:OlgS H numbers included
FcIsting. The MimneSingers. The b. Ok
tn Melody. TO the Spirit of Music ;
Songs from old England, Glory to
tod in the Highest: The IlandOrgan
Man, Amt il il shame? Old Jonah i'll
Il Whale: Dream Of jeanne, Heard
u Forest Praying Finale from The
tiOndOlierS
Edward Hubert WAS conductor fU'
the OrpheIuS club, with Henry \. Mel
lH-he as assistant. Edgar Haigh pre-
sided 1T the piano.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
LEAGUE OF CATHOLIC WOMEN

At its regular meeting on Tuesday
evening. members of the League OF
Catholic Women made plans for dis
tributing baskets of toys and foods to
several families on their lists. Mem
bers each brought toys to the meeting
which are also to be used in the bas.
kets
Mrs. Ida ROehrig. who is the league
chairman for dolls for the GOOdfea.
lows. announced that all dolls should
be turned in to her not later than
December 10.
Az there was a deficit in the amount
promised to the sponsors OF the child
ren's play, Jack and the Bean Stalk.
the league voted 10 pay its share Of
the quota.
MIS-. Paul HOffStetter was named
chairman OF the leagues sewing pro
gram for the coming year, to succeed
Miss Laura DOlan, who has been
chairman for the past two years. Any
one desiring to do any of this work.
kindly get in touch with Mrs. Holt
stetter. It is hoped she may have the
same hearty cooperation that has been
given this committee in the past
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
LIBRARY SITE
SALE VOTE IS
RECONSTRUCTED

The Council. at its session Tuesday
night, voted four to two to reconsider
the action of the previous session by
which the action of the Boa I'd of Edu-
cation in recommending the sale Of the
public library site for 100000 was re-
jected
The motion to reconsider was filed
by Councilman Louis Brohl, Sr., on
December 4. Tuesday night Mr. BrOhl,
who voted with the ma jority on De
cernber 3 in order to file notice Of
reconsideration, explained Tuesday
night that his action was guided by a
respect for the wishes of responsible
citizens.
The vote TO reconsider carried by
the following vote:
Yes COuncilmen Louis BrOhl,
James III. Mason, Ford Wagar, John
j. Wagner.
No - COuncilmen George e. Benin,
Ernest b. Schultz
Following the vote, the matter Of
selling the library site was placed On
the order of unfinished business.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Lower Taxes
Are Imperative

Will the Washington announcement
that federal governmental expendi-
lures are Ia he cut to the bone" in
1941 To make it easier for every tax
payer To meet his individual share OF
the national defense bin prove an ex-
ample To the state and local govern
ments of Michigan?
Umnistaksble signs that public Off
cias are aware of the fact that the
taxpayers have united to delnan nd an
end to unnecessary spending in all
levels OF government are being report
ed all over the state by members ot
tine State Budget committee, who are
circulating the petitions to the 1941
legislature for reduction In the total
cost OF state government and the adOp-
ton Of sound budgetary and tax coll
lection legislat ton.
Michigan's taxpayers have needed
relief for many years. The coming ma
tiOnal defense bills only give added
point to this need. Now Michigan'S
new Legislature has a golden OppOr-
tunity TO act b remedy many evils
In a waSteful system Of government.
With the assurance that the cOmmun-
ity's economic picture is 10 be defin-
itely bettered, pubhc-pirited and pa
triotic citizens can and will give their
attention TO their most important jon
for 1871. that Of making the LegiSla-
ture see that our governmental pic
ture can be re-drawn and with real
and tangible benefits for all concerned
In the shape of better government at
a lower cost =
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Polish Relief
Committee Election

The Polish Relief committee Of wy
andOtte. operating under federal per
NIT No. ,. held its yearly election Ot
officers. on December =, at Mt. Car.
mel auditorium. Rev. T. RZeZnik was
chairman of elections, and Miss 4
ZgOda. secretary
Officers elected for 1871 are AZ fol
lows:
PreSident-Rev. stephen DzieniS.
Honorary committee Rev. L. 4
Krych. Rev A. SzumUwSki Rev J
BartkOwiak. and Miss Mary A. Kur.
ZatkOwSki. attorney.
Vice presidents-Rev. Ed. SzczeIan-
ski. Veronica Michlak.
Recording Secretary-A. ZgOda
Financial Secretary-I. IapcZynski.
Treasurer-Rev. T. Rzeznik.
Board Of directOrs@G. ZgOda, Ill
Lapczynska. A. PrzybyLski, 5. Luka
six. John Szymanski. J. Dembek. X
SOwa, s. JabEOnski. $. GOlas.
ladies divisiOn-Helen Czerniakow
ska, cha irman, VI Pietrucka. \. Mater
nix. H. ZameIlska, parish chairman.
Ways and means committee Vic
tor TaIgOnSki, NJ. SmOlinska. Walter
L. Bielski
The purpose and work OF nhe relief
committee is strictly Humanitarian.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Choral Socisty
in Christmas Cencer RI

y fine audience assembled in RooSe-
Welt high school auditorium. last Sun
day afternoon, to hear the ninth an
nEl Christmas concert of the Wysln-
dOtte Choral society.
\ varied. attractive program WAS
provided for the enjoyment of the
patrons. Assisting was the Philhar-
monte string ensemble. directed by
Jack Downing. and Miss Gwladis Lu-
loft, who provided two 9: cups of num-
bers. She also cOntribed some interest
ing remark on the history of Ode
muSicke" III. Lyle Lyon was director
for the Choral society; the accOmpan-
lists. Mrs. Florence FrOstic and Mrs
Emily Lyon.
The Christmas spirit predOminated
throughout the entire program, which
was greatly enjoyed by the audience.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Proponents
Net Yesterday

meeting of the committee seeking
10 establish Il Young Mems Christian
association branch in WyandOtte was
held al the Wabeek tea room yester-
u4y' 100 Late 10 report results i'm .hiS
issue Of The Herald.
Inc committee in charge of arrange
nHdluS Is composed of Rev. w. F. A.
simon. Rev. HI Norman jackson, Rev.
George III. Severance, Rev. Edward III.
wilcox, Rev. Warren f. Jackson, DR.
Warren f. Hall, Howard b. Allen,
Charles A Brethen, Francis b. Crit
nth. George f. Hacker, Fred Harring-
toh' Jr., Harold h. Jacobson, Charles
,. Johnson, Gerald jaeger, John c.
hreSer, DIR. j. ii. Lewis, DR.. n. ID.
McCilaughlin, John X. McInerney,
Adam Przybylski, John You'd, Lee III.
CLlrk. John A. Henderson, DOrval Nc
lauShl1n, Leo Huff, superintendent of
Lincoln Park schools, James Z. Hale,
Alexander Mcdonald, superintendent
ID River Rouge schools, F. W. FrOstic,
superintendent of WyandOtte schools,
Duane Dewitt, Claude J. Fitzgerald,
4. w. Neidig, James f. Ostrufn, Earl
Stieler. j. Homer Steele, Edgar W.
Smith, Ben Yack, Guy Z. POOley. j. l..
Anderson. superintendent of Trenton
schools. Harold Foss, trustee of the
GrOS>e He Board of Education.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
LONGER HOURS FOR
CHRISTMAS MAILING

Adam Przybylski, pOStma Ster an
nOunoes that the WyandOtte pOstoffioe
will be open all day Saturday. Dec
tmber II. and from 10 am. to . pm,
On Sunday. december IL. and all day
SIHttay. December -, at the postOfficc
station No. /. ut Cahalan's drug store,
Riddle avenue and Davis street, Tor
the convenience of the public, 10 per
nIit mailing of parcels and To buy Il
AMPLY of stamps. and To avoid wait
ing in line Starting Monday. Decem-
her l6, the main pDStOffice will be open
1.ntil S pm.
MIR. IrzybylSi also asked all per
SONS desiring the p Ompt handling Of
important business mail to deposit it
in the main IrstOffice instead of pkic-
ing il i'm street letter box where ii
will b0ume mixed with Christmas
cards
IF business mail. or any other inn
rortant letter. is mailed at pOStoffice
il will BE- sorted Immediately and
kept sela rlte from the piles of Christ
mas cards PrzybylSk said. In this
way it will be psssible To avoid delay,
especially of air mail and special de
livery letters"
The postmaster also requested that
all persons mailing Christmas cards
sort them and place all mail for
Wyzlndotte in one bundle. all mail for
other parts OF the state in another
bundle. and all csr dS addressed ont
>.Gie Uf Michigan in a third package.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
HURON VALLEY SENTINEL
CELEBRA TE2S 10Th ANNIVERSARY

Our old friend, James f. Mote, Last
week celebrated his Goth anniverSI ~
as publisher of the Huron Valley Sem
tinel at Flat Rock. Mr. Mote. for
mer WyandOtte printer. went to our
neighboling town two decades ago ID
establish the Sentinel He has seen the
village grow from a struggling town
with few business houses and an as
sortment Of dwellings that, on the
whole. were in the sere and yellow
leaf.
Today. thanks partly 30 its location
on a through thOroughfare, Telegraph
road, Fiat Rock is a thriving town
with enterprising business and profess
siOnal men, and many fine, modern
homes
The Herald congratulates its con-
temporary on its anniversary, and
hopes that Publisher Mote may con-
tiRue To flourish for more decades to
come
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Councilman Mason
Oh Inspection Tou'

As guests of the American AutOm0
bile Association, six members Of the
Wayne County Board Of Supervisors
left Tuesday night for an inspection
tear Of the great Pennsylvania turn.
nike and elevated highways in New
IGk.
WyandOtte is represented by Coun
CHINA n-Supervisor James III. Mason
who left the Council chamber during
the session Tuesday nigt to keep his
appointment.
Other members Of the pmfy are
Councilmen Harry $. Sweeny. Eugene
l. Van Antwerp and John Hamilton
K Detroit, Charles III. Rathburn. Jg.
of Plymouth township and Frank <
Kelley.
The members were named by Chair
man FIaNy L Dingt mln Of the Board
If Supervisors.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
STILL NEED MECHANICS
FOR THE DEFENSE PROGRAM

The United States Civil Service
Commission Is still making a strenah-
Gus effort to secure qualified mechan-
les for the national defense program
There are also openings for hospital
workers, to serve in the veterans ad-
ministration facility at Dearborn, and
the u. 8. marine hospital at Detroit.
A list Of the positions open, and SAL
aries paid, may be secured by address
ing secretary OF the board OF u. 8.
civil service examiners, In the post
Offices at Dea rbOrn and Detroit
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
LOCAL WOMAN IS
CRITICALLY INJURED

NJ the WyandOtte General hospital
ytSte,G day. Mrs. Clara ESSelstine. ;3,
nf 4OSS Albion street.. was reported in
!, critical condition following an auto
npbile accident at Fourth and Cherry
sheets. Tuesday night.
Mrs. ES>ehStine WAS crossing the
street when SlR, WAS struck hy Il car
driven by Clifford Wallace. IL II
1917 Ray street. HverVieM.
I'sFsLe who Witnessed fie accident
said that the woman wa!kt1i into the
irlth Cf the ear After mal1in: state
mont To office r.. Waikace WIS released.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Proposed Purchases
Await Joint Meeting

Requests from the Municipal Ser
vice Commission. that il he authorized
to purchase Il turbO generator unit
from the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company ut a price of
$144yS0J. and that it BIZ authorized 10
buy Il $3,31l Mack heavy duty truck
from the George r.. Genthe Motor
Sales were held in allegiance pending
a joint meeting of the Council and
the Commission. Bidders on both items
were invited TO attend this meeting
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Miscellaneous
Council Doinss

The Ladies' Civic club Tuesday
night asked The Council To install traf
fic lights at the corner of Twelfth
Stlcct and Eureka avenue. IL Il safety
mUlSure for children. The petition,
signed by Stella Marynow>ki aS preSi
dent ana Helen \ TGtpczynSM aS sec
Rotary uf the club. WAS referred To the
Police and Fire Commission.
Cty Engineer + w I.iddlc present
ed Il land>capmg plan for Superior
boulevard from Eleventh Ia Seven
teenth streets He estimated the cost
of material alone at $500, the work to
be done by the park department.
The Municipal Service Commission
informed the Council that street
light would he installed ut the corner
OF CLARK and Twenty-first streets rs
SOON as the equipment is available.
The petition for light ut Hudson
and Twenty first street had been plac-
ed on file for future consideration.
General bills Of $4.165.34, truck hire
Of $612 and pay rolls amounting to
S2,9Sl.J were approved for payment.
The purchase 6 $17,OO worth IF
bonds for the wOrkmen'S compensation
fund was authorized: Also the transfer
Of block Of bonds by the Municipal
Service Commission from its water in
veStment fund TO the water depart
Inent sinking fund
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Council Eulesizsd
Former Officials

Al it, session Tuesday night. the
Council adopted resolutions laudatnry
of the public >pI"v .c,'S of twU former
Wyandotte city Offirials who wc q bur
iCd liSt week
The officials thus hODOred were
E0ta i, t~Dick') Smith Of Aipena.
who many years ago Was member
M the Wyandotte Council. and
Charles III. Roger. who from 1892 to
1875 WAS member u the Police and
Fire ISnmiSSiOn.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Daughters Of Isabella will hold
Il Christnras party at ST. Joseph audi
t0i1um on Wednesday. December Is
twenty-five cent Christmas gifts will
be exchanged.
The committee i'll charge consists OF
MIS- Irene Kennedy. general chairman
who will be assisted by Mrs. St0h
MIS-. Ella Eh6grn, Mis- Valeria Aber
Ms Martha Wei>e. Mrs. Augusta
Hickey. Mrs. Viola LaCOurse. Mrs
Anna Perry. Nay Bouchard-
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Doesn't Pay to
Chisel on Fund

Because he drew unemployment ben
efitS while employed at gasoline
filling station. Leo A. Tanguay. OF
ij27 Fifth street. EcOrSe, was arrested
by WyandOtte police and arraigned
before Justice Roy COOmer last Fri
day.
Tanguay was able To make partial
reimbursement of 800. and was given
until February >. when the defendant
thinks he can make full repayment
The case has been set for hearing OH
the date named
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
No HOLIDAY GARNISHMENTS
SAYS JUSTICE ROY COOMER

Following a practice OF several
wears standing. Justice Roy Coomer
announces that he will issue no further
sarnishee papers ON workers from now
until the cl,s-e Of the holiday season.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
Show
by St. Joseph S

\ minstrel show. given by st. JOS
eph school, will be presented next sun
day at the school auditorium OH Ma
pie street
Following is synopsis of the en-
tertainment to be offered:
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13
kIWANIS CLUB TO
HELP EGEGl

The hl~anis club held a party at
the State auditorium Tuesday night.
I" raise money for it's underpriyileged
children fund
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-12-13


Part fl.
Oltn
stephen Foster
Main Characters
stephen Foster - William Shuryiln
Mrs Foster thiS mutheiD ---
Evelyn Gierbock
Jeanne this sweetheart --
Jean Murphy
$uSannc IN family friend) -
- Helen Jane George
Miranda the hOlISemaidD Joyce Bull
TUwnSpeulJle, the chorus.
Time: 1880.
Place The Foster home
Part Ill
At the Court of Santa Claus
Santa Claus 49, Andrew DOnlalgOwSki
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-11

not being able to do any real
work. When they know they
cannot do it, why should not the
lazy among them spend their
days in good time and such
Not so very long ago the gov
ernor put out the wise-crack
that we should pay as we go.
But we say unto you, Mr.. Gov
ernor, let US pay as we usei
Why should the 1910 taxpayers
pay for their 1861 namesakes ?
No reason why the 1861 auto
mobilist should not pay for his
roads and not l for him. Then,
kick out all the fixed assets and
allow only for their deprecia-
ton and maintenance each year.
At one clip you will save the
state at least twenty million
dollars for schools and pensions.
Don't whine that you may use
auto taxes for other purposes
it all goes out of the same tax
payers. You may, like Sweden,
establish a permanent buildings
or debt authority which will an
nually take care of these items
out of the properly allocated an
nual income. not 90 or 80 years
ahead of time. You may for the
same reason put up a school au-
thority which will have COM
plete charge of school revenues
and expenses and give each
child the schooling needed. Please
do not whine about local control.
Il is the same kind of bunk that
state rights people peddle. Why
should Dieringer and Seattle en-
joy greater comparative revenue
than some poor mountain log
that some poor mountain log
school on the other side of Mon
tesano. in Okanosan county
And after you have eliminated
the pie-card artists. lower their
uselessly high salaries and cut
out all the absurdities in the
budget, then you probably will
need no increase in taxes, you
may be able TO decrease the sales
tax. If needed. take all the steps
necessary TO introduce the state
income tax, or other luxury
taxes and even tax intangibles
not now taxed.
F. L. KERZIE.
11l4 Fidelity Building,