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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-03
News From BeIIeViIIe

guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Merle Barker. Mr. aud Mrs.
Jackson have been spending the
summer 81 their lake cottage. west
OF the village.
Mrs William Shirray has returned
TO her home In Detroit after visit
ing for a week at the home OF her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Pearce. Church ST
Mrs Alfred Richardson spent
the week end With her sister. Mrs.
William Dawson, Adrian Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mason. and Mr.. Rich
ardson went Sunday and Mrs. Rich
ardson came home with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Young. futile
Hi. were Wednesday afternoon
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Schearer. Main 81.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sohoza were
sunday afternoon and evening
guests az the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Schearer. Huron Park Sub
division.
Mrs. Henry SChearer and son,
Harold were guests al the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Santure. Sump-
ter Township.
Mrs. Jennie Besemer returned 70
her home in Litchfield. after a
weeks visit at the home OF her son.
Ellsworth. and Mrs Besemer. An
COLA St
George Ellis has enlisted in the
National Guards and goes into train
ing the last OF the month.
Bernard Gregg and Miss Virginia
Carlson spent Saturday evening at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs George
Coleman, Jr Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Johnson re-
turned home Friday evening from a
weeks vacation trip TO Tennessee
where they visited their daughter,
Mrs. George Harrison and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Jennie. Dun
dee were Sunday guests at the
home % their cousin Wayne John.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Born, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Johnson. We're
Monday evening guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Ovid Riggs. Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Baldridge.
and Mr.. and Mrs William Elliott.
Detroit. were Sunday guests az
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Bernard
Born. Liberty St
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coleman.
Jr.. Detroit. spent Tuesday with
their parents in Belleville.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Charles.
worth were in Detroit Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Shirley
moved Monday from Sumpter Rd.
10 the new cottage recently built
by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Miller on First
ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Waters
moved from Sunny Side Tuesday TO
make their home in Dearborn.
Mrs. Arthur Walters h, a TEN.
porary position as bookkeeper on
Eureka Rd.
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DEMONSTRATION GIVEN
AT SUTTON RESIDENCE

Sheldon, Mich, Oct. 3--Mr. and
Mrs. Perry gave a waterless cook
ing utensils demonstration and
served dinner TO II people at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney SUIT
ton Tuesday evening. Following
the dinner Mr.. Perry gave a health
talk which was enjoyed very much.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fitch
Forsyth, Ann Arbor; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Barker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Mas. Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Barker and son Frederick and
daughter, Virginia. Mrs. Flora Bar
ker and Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton and
family, Sheldon.
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Miss Minzey, Milan, to
Observe Tooth Birthday

Milan, Mich. Oct. 3 - Miss
Phoebe Minzey will observe her
Tooth birthday Tuesday, October
s. Milan's oldest resident and a
pioneer of Washtenaw County,
Miss Minzey has been i'll and con-
fined to her bed in Saline Hospital
for several months. She has a
light, cheerful south room with
door opening onto a porch, but
she is little concerned with her
immediate surroundings, prefer
ing to live in the past and remin-
isce of the early days. particular
ly OF the neighbors she knew in
her young life when she lived on
a farm.
She is weakened in body and
her eyesight is impaired, but her
hearing is exceptional and she Of
ten recognizes relatives who come
often to see her by their voices.
She is able to sit up in bed, at
mealtime and occasionally takes
a few steps with the nurses, who
recently induced her to sing a
Gospel hymn for them. Until her
Illness she was always extremely
active in mind and body but now
she is contented and happy In
just resting and sleeping.
Miss Minzey was the third OF a
family of three girls and nine boys
all of whom have passed away.
She was born October s, 1910, in
small cabin which her father,
John Minzey, had erected in a
clearing of his wooded farm to
which he had come from New
York State in 1885 as had So
many pioneer families of this vic
unity She lived on the farm for
70 years before coming to Milan
in 1914 where she made her home
on w. Main ST. until the time of
her illness.
Miss Minzey attended the female
seminary in Ypsilanti when she
was a young woman and she was
an ardent church worker. walking
five miles to prayer meeting when
a girl and on Sunday attending
the two preaching services and
the hour Of Sunday School. After
she moved to Milan she attended
the Peoples Church until i'll
health prevented her going and
she was a mem Der of the Friend
ship Glass of the Sunday School.
She welcomes callers but does
not always remember those who
call. sometimes confusing them
with the friends of her younger
days, most Of whom have passed
away.
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FIRST P.T.A. MEETING
TO BE OCTOBER II


The first fall assembly of the
Sheldon P.T.A. will be held at the
school house Friday evening, Oct.
IL at p. m. with the new Off
GERS presiding They are Mrs.
Norma Mclean. president; Cor
don Black, vice president: Mrs.
William Avery, secretary; Mrs.
Steve McKinstry, treasurer Com
mittees for this year include pro-
gram chairman. Gordon Black; fl
nance. Mrs, Robert McKinstry, Mrs.
Steve McKinstry Mrs. sydney SUIT
ton, Mrs. Roy Delongpre and Mrs,
Ray Schofield membership com
mittee. Mrs. Guy Pitcher. Mrs.
Gordon Black; refreshment chair
man committee, Mrs. Fred Barker;
and publicity, Mrs. Milo Seymour.
Gordon Black has chosen Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Trott to assist with
the program for this meeting. Re
fFeshments will be served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Hoch, Mr..
and Mrs. c. b. Clark and sons, Ere
mont, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Simpson and son Robert, Flat
Rock. were Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs. Cynthia Cady. and
Mrs. Eva Bruner.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H.
Beck, Jr.. and children. Walter Ill
Joan, and David Keith. and Mrs
George Coleman, Jr., Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Black and daugh-
ter Ethelyn. Ypsilanti, and Mrs.
Effie Black, Romulus, were Sunday
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Coleman.
An ornamental wire fence has
been put up on the Jacob II Nadeau
line. Mr.. Nadeau has improved the
beauty OF his property with several
cedar and evergreen shrubs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson
and Doris Jean were Sunday dinner
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WAITING FOR WORK

Lansing, Oct. 3-Claiming that
1000 idle tool and die makers in
Detroit are waiting for work under
the National Defense Program,
their representatives conferred
Wednesday with Gov. Dickinson,
state action to route arma-
ment work into Detroit It was
said that work was being diverted
elsewhere because Of Detroit's re-
putation as center of radical
unionIsm.
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Organize Citizenship Club

The Sheldon School upper grades
have organized their Junior Cit
izenship Club, with the following
officers; Baldwin Batalucca, pres
ident; Lillian Crisovan, vice pres
ident; Olga Smyrnoff, secretary and
treasurer; Melvin Dabich, boys
health officer; Erina Smyrnoff,
girls health officer. They met
at Plymouth High School Tuesday
night where they received their
badges OF office.
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Dugan as teacher. have organized
with Leona McKinstry as presi-
dent; Dorothy Dargo, vice presi-
dent; and Olga Smyrnoff, secre-
tary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Baker and
family visited her mother, Mrs.
Kluse, in Detroit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stempein have re-
Gently moved in George Thirkettle
house on South Sheldon Rd
Frank Robius accompanied by his
brother-in-law. Edward Hoops.
Wayne. attended the Hillsdale Fair
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Horn, East
Ecorse Rd., were Tuesday visitors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Miller, Ypsi-
lanti. were guests OF Mrs. j. c.
Colts. Sunday.
Mrs. Fred d. Schrader and daugh-
ter. Plymouth. were Saturday az
ternoon guests Of Mrs. Milo Sey-
mour
Mrs. Nellie Sitlington, Wayne,
has been spending several days
with Mrs. Ina J. Woolger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Truesdell
| are putting a basement under
their house.
Robert Hamilton's brother spent
last week with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barker and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney SUIT
ton and family, William Barker and
mother, Mrs. Fannie Barker and
Mrs. Flora Barker attended a
birthday celebration at the home
Of Mrs. Dorothy Amerman and
family. Belleville, Saturday eve
ming honoring her mother, Mrs.
Mat Alban.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morton. De-
troit, were Sunday visitors OF his
father, George Morton, and Mrs.
Jennie Finan.
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Receives Visitors

Gus Hartford. who had an oper-
alton in Wayne General Hospital
last Sunday, is gaining very nice
ly. Mr. Hartford lives on South
Haggerty Highway. Visitors at
the hospital to see Mr.. Hartford.
besides his wife. were his six
daughters, Mrs. Jannet Overman.
Flint; Mrs. Emma Hickson. Dear
born; Mrs. Mary Bloink, Dearborn;
Mrs. Frances Kline, Wayne; Mrs.
Lenard Wood, Belleville; and Miss
Vera Hartford and his two sons,
Samuel Hartford, Wayne; and Or
vale Hartford. here.
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REGIMENT RECOGNIZED

Detroit Mich. Oct. 3 Federal
recognition Of Detroit's cloth Coast
Artillery Antiaircraft Regiment.
Michigan National Guard, has been
granted with the proviso that an
adequate armory he obtained The
regiment is now using the old cav
airy armory.
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Leagues Meet

The combined leagues OF Denton
and Cherry Hill churches met at
the Sheldon Church Sunday eve
ming at 1880. Richard McKelvey,
Denton. was in charge OF the meet
ing. Charles Cline, Denton School,
was guest speaker James Nickel
vey, Romulus, was in charge of the
singing. Refreshments were serv-
ed
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Husband Honored

Mrs. William Whichello. Jr.. gave
a party Saturday evening honoring
the birthday of her husband. Eigh-
teen guests were present and the
evening was spent playing cards.
Dainty refreshments were served
late in the evening.
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Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
VANITY and son, Byron, Sunday,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Fifer-
Xix, Detroit Miss Edith Caniff and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Torrey and
daughters. Lysle and Judith, Sa-
line Valley Farms.
A number of people from Milan.
including several students. went
to Ann Arbor Monday afternoon
to hear Wendell Willkie. Among
the students that went were Rose
mary Taylor, Doris Ann Taylor,
Dorothy Brown. Jean DeTar, Phyl-
lis Laskey. Arlene Muter, Rosalee
Droun, Lou Berkeley, Carol Loft,
Janet Denham, Janet Laskey. and
Jimmy Loft. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. John S. DeTar,
Mrs Howard Loft and Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Laskey. Tuesday the
sophomore students gave a report
of the address in Civics class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bliss spent
last week on trip to Gaylord and
Hillman. Mr. Bliss. who has been
III for some time in a Detroit hos
pital returned to his position this
week at the Milan Federal Cor
rectional Institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Kreisselmeier
and son Ralph, Monroe. spent Sun
day with Mrs. Herman Braun and
children, jeanette and Kathryn.
Mrs. Nelson Bliss will attend the
installation of officers of the Aux
iliary OF the American Legion of
Monroe. this evening. She will be
the guest Of Mrs. Beatrice LaTour.
Mrs. Austin Bruckner spent the
week end in Monroe with her sis
ter, Mrs Katherine Navarro and
attended a wedding in st. Mary s
Church.
Leslie Bruckner, who is assist
ant coach in Jackson High School,
spent the week end with his faith
err. Austin Bruckner.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnot and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Blanck spent the
week end in Bowling Green, o.,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Snyder
and family.
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Herman Braun, president OF the
Milan Free Library, and Mrs. John
Winner visited Mrs. Smith Satur-
day and received a gift of many
popular magazines which have
been placed on the library shelves.
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Pet Doq Killed

Master Charles and Elizabeth
MARKINGS pet dog was killed by
an automobile Sunday They live
IN the Clarence Fischer house at
the intersection of Geddes and
Sheldon Rds.
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Gives Magazines

Mrs. Ella Gordon Smith, Detroit
editor, is closing her beautiful
country home south Of town and
going into Detroit where she will
make her home in a hotel. Mrs.
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Attends Meeting

Irwin Ashbrook, Beck Rd., attend
ed a meeting Of the Ypsilanti Odd
Fellow Lodge number 54S at the
Odd Fellow Hall in Ypsilanti Mon
day night. He accompanied the
drill team from the Dearborn lodge,
of which he is a member. to con
fer the first degree on members
initiated last week.
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Attend Weddlno

Several Belleyille residents at.
tended the wedding OF Miss Jean
Durham and Elmer Horyath. Sat.
urday at 2 o'clock. in the Plymouth
Methodist Church. Miss Durham
is the granddaughter OF Roy Lane,
Belleyille Mr.. Lane. Mrs. Lettie
Lane, Mrs Byron Drake, Mrs. Oar
ryl Raymond, Mrs. Bert c. Post. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Otter. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Whichello. all rela-
tives OF the bride. attended.
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Attend Gard Party

Mrs. William Avery. Mrs. Fred
Barker and Mrs. Sydney Sutton
attended the Nankin Chapter Of
Eastern Star card party at the
Wayne Masonic Temple Wednes-
day evening Each table winner
received a pair of hand made
pillow cases. Mrs. Fred Barker
was the winner from here. Dainty
refreshments were served at the
close OF the games.
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soeak. over Radio

(. I. Besemer Wayne County
agricultural agent, spoke over a
Detroit station Monday evening on
the relief stamp problem.
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Robert Lynn Collins

Robert Lynn is the name Of the
son born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Collins in St Joseph Hos
pital. The baby weighed eight
pounds and six ounces.
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RotAriana Meet

Belleville Rotary Club met Tuesday
evening for $3.50 dinner Each mem
Der OF the club entertained school
boy as dinner guest OF the evening
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FORMER rHEAreR NAN DIES

Lansing. oct 3 j. Dan Fillmore.
who formerly operated a vaudeville
theater in Bay City and who was
said TO have shown the first motion
picture in that city, died here We'd
nesday- Ha-Was-7
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Hear WIIlkIe

Mr. and Mrs. William Sager
we're in Wyandotte Monday to hear
Wendell Willkie make an address,
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q. q. Members Meet

Mrs. Gilman Mullreed was hostess
Tuesday evening TO the b. B. Bridge
group at. her home on Rowland st.
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The notification above the consps
military service plan win receive
Union during the Civil them However.
drafted then small the
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News From Sheldon

Robert Sunderson, Audry Water
man, Raymond Abraham. Jack Rus
sell. Donald Bable, and Edith Turn
bull. New pupils in lower grade
school. Miss Dugan. teacher. are,
Donald and Richard Stempein,
Charles and Elizabeth Marting.
Virginia Abraham Gwendolyn
Green and Mary Martinez.
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New PUPILS at School

New pupils that enrolled in the
upper grade school with Frank
Trott as teacher are Lowell Homes,
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Mrs Robert Needham was host
ess Monday evening to the Past
Chiefs Club of Rose Temple and
90 members were present for the
dinner and card games which fol-
lowed. Mrs. Blanche Barnes and
Mrs. Claud Mead were awarded
prizes. Miss Ida Van Wormer pre-
sided during the business meeting.
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Honored on Birthday

Complimenting Mrs. Mae Alban,
Belleyille. who was celebrating
her birthday anniversary Monday,
Mrs. Harold Mas, Wayne, gave a
! o'clock luncheon at Henry Ford's
Botsford Tavern, Grand River Ave.
Relatives that attended from here
were. Mrs. Fannie Barker. Mrs.
Flora Barker. Mrs. Fred Barker
and Mrs Sydney Sutton.
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At Weddina Rites

~ WCuuTWN NTNCH
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert +. Robb
and son. Paul Mrs, Mary Alder
man and Miss Marion Rohh attend
ed the marriage ceremony Wednes-
day evening at o'clock, OF Miss
Hazel Stern. and Warren Hartman,
at the home Of Miss Stern in Melvin.
dale. The guests included relatives
and close friends OF the family.
Mr.. Hartman comes from Ohio
Miss Stern lived at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. Rohb a few years ago and
had many friends in Belleville. The
couple will make their home in
Lansing.
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SUCCESSFUL CLASS PARTY

Belleville. Mich. Oct S-Forty-
six members OF the fifth and sixth
grades OF the Belleyille Methodist
Sunday School enjoyed a very sue
cesstul party Thursday evening
from Z until $3.50 In the auditorium
OF Van Buren, Consolidated High
School Daryl Harris. class teacher.
was In charge OF games which We're
varied and many Mrs. Daryl Harris
and Mrs Willard Tapp were in
charge OF refreshments OF sand.
witches. potato chips fruit gelatin.
delicious cakes and fruit beverage.
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A STATEMENT
TO THE WIVES OF
MEN OF
MILITARY AGE

With the passing of the Conscripton Bill men
Of ages 2 to IS inclusive are subject to Military
Service While the selectiVe method which IS
to be used will not effect every man between
these ages, it undoubtedly has made some Of
you hestant about certain purchases. In the
long history of HOgan's Furs, we have often
risen to meet unusual circumstances. WE
MEET them again with new policy designed
to eliminate any undue financial burden on
THE MEN or their families who may be drawn
into Military Service:
A defense cooperation certificate will be issued
to men of military age on purchases for their
wives made up to and including November 5,
1910. All fur garments may be purchased on
this plan. In the event that you are consCripted
and actually enter mo the service on or before
Jan. 81, t941 this certificate with the notice OF
your call will entitle you to a PAID IN FULL
RECEIPT for any balance owing for purchases
made from This date To- NuKcnher L. i Q461-
M A. HOGAN
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Sewing Class Organized

The girls sewing class, which
meets every Friday with Miss
Dugan as teacher. have organized
with Leona McKinstry as presi-
dent; Dorothy Dargo, vice presi-
dent; and Olga Smyrnoff, secre-
terv
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HOUSES
Harbor Island, 6 rooms furnished
Wrightsville Sound, s rooms
No. S Church Street, 8 rooms.
219 N. 18th Street, Z rooms, two
baths.
sos Nun Street, 6 rooms.
Ill Wrightsyille Ave. 6 rooms.
Country Club Pines, 6 rooms.
APARTMENTS
1911 Ann. Street, s rooms.
Sunset Park, 3 rooms furnished
garage apt.
504 Dock, 5 rooms.
PA S. 4th, 3 rooms furnished.
1901 Princess, 5 rooms.
GIL Dock, 5 rooms.
1926 s. Bird, 4 rooms heated.
326 s. 3rd, S rooms heated.
WILLETTS REALTY co.
124 Princess st. Dial $3.50
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For Rent
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
S Church ST., Z rooms.
Harbor Island, s rooms, fur.
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1909 Chestnut St., s rooms.
$40 S. 18th ST., s rooms.
1873 Perry Ave-, 6 rooms.
I'll Central Blvd, 6 rooms.
1901 Princess ST., S rooms upper,
heat.
107 N. 9Th ST., 5 rooms, upper.
4O6 8. 9Th ST., 8 rooms, furnished.
215 N. 5th St., s rooms. upper.
lilo Grace ST., 3 rooms, fur.
nished.
504 Dock St., s rooms, lower.
MARSHALL REALTY co.
PIG Princess st. Dial 6092
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