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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Retires After 80
Years Of Teaching

Miss Eta Franklin will conclude
her teaching career in Wyandotte at
the end of this school year.
For 35 yeas she has been Il tea her
in the public schools. Her first assign
ment was in the old Mckinley school
nn Cherry street. in 1907. where She
taught the second grade She then went
10 the Lincoln school Oh Oak street -,
after which she WAS transfer red TO
the old Garfield school on Superior
boulevard During these years of in
shilling knowledge i'll the young minds.
she has served faithfully under super
intendentS SOOy, Daley and FhoStic.
She il the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Franklin. She taught
one year i'll California-l912
Miss Franklin has no plans for the
future. but expects To spend the win
icrs in Florida Oh California.
Miss Franklin WAS feted at the
Crosse He Golf and Country club re-
Gently with IL banquet given by her col
leagues of the Garfield school. AT
tables brilliant with spring blossoms
covers weIe laid for ~ cO-wOrktr> of
Miss FranklinS career.
Mrs. Jeanette Horton. principal of
the Garfield school. where Miss Frank
lin i HOW teaching, acted as toast
mistress. Group singing was directed
by ElelnOre Bennink with Dorothy
Downing 1T the piano. \ letter of con-
erdtulatiOnS to Miss Franklin from the
WyandOtte Business and Professional
Wumen'S club WAS read by Mrs Hor-
ton. Former superintendent ii. e..
Daley responded 10 Il toast with Rem
inScente> Two charming vocal num-
beers were rendered by Mrs. Lucille
kreger Krahnke f. W. FroStic Snpel
intrmdpnt of Wyandotte public :, h0oI>.
gave Il talk on Through the Years
An original poem. written for the &c
caSion and dedicated To The guest of
honor, was read by Edith l.. Johnson.
Gifts which wtre presented 10 Miss
Franklin were appropriate To travelling
in view of her announced plans for
he future.
The committee on arrangements. Of
which IenOre Smith was chairman.
after Il 'laudable effort To reach every
possible associate OF Miss Franklin
from rhe Mckinley. Lincoln and Gar
field buildings. announced the follow
ing list IF those present Miss Eta Il.
Franklin. hOnOrec: Ms Jeanette IlOr
ton. tOa>tmi$treSS Superintendent OF
schools and Mrs. r. w FroStic: Mr..
and Mrs. III. {. Daley, of Detroit: Miss
Katherine brennan. Leila Weston.
G:acp Duffey. Marge Mccoy. Beatrice
Bronson. ElpanOre Bennink. Dorothy
Downing. Amy Person. Emma GARNER.
Viola Stieler. LenOre Smith, Gertrude
WeatherwaX. finest Thompson. Mrs.
Mary Nelson, Iva Gilman. Edith l..
Johnson, Katherine BuSs. Edna PeltOn.
Myrtle L. Slack. Marian Johnson. An
M NJ. Clark. Mrs. Milton Powell. Mrs.
Theodore Ryan of Detroit. Mary Md
Calthy. Sarah Maddox. Helen lAncaS-
Ter. Edith Christian. Be>S i. Davis.
Elizabeth Smith. LEILA Jane Taylor.
ReSS Ann McClinfic. BeS> Drffey,
Mary Smart. Mildred Little. Alice
Johnson. Ruth Slater. Rule Pinney.
Margaret Brown. &. r. Pike. Kathryn
Lancaster, Elsa DrouiIlard. Mrs. Clare
Jones. Mrs. Stephen L. Orr. Mrs. Mary
Buckley. Gretchen Wager. Frances stat
ford. Mrs. Fred IIeadman. MdS. Lucille
Kreycr Krahnke. Flo Sanders. MGriel
Wilkinson. Dorothy Erxleben. Fay
Narcotic. Beth MacNIa' tin.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
GRADUATION
At ST. JOSEPH'S
NEXT TUESDAY

ST Joseph's school will hold its
graduating exercises next Tuesday
might at S:15. in ST JOSeph'S church.
The address will be delivered by the
pastor, Rev. Fr. LinSenmeyer These
graduates are eighth graders
On Monday night. the mothers of
the graduates will honor them with Il
banquet, which will be served in The
new school building
Following is rhe list of graduates
Raymond AmO. Shirley Be>>ey, Rose
BOdnar. Donald Bull. Marie Couture.
Isabelle Crooks. Mary Ann DelSieth
Betty Frank. Joseph Frank Richard
Gabriel. Ba lbar;t Class, Kay George
Robert Hoffman, Donald Raul. Helen
Mali$ymezak. Theresa Mahalak, Lorene
NORM, Raymond Moss, George NOgo-
Xxi. Kathleen Oscar. Arnold Putt
Kathleen Ru>hlOw. Anna Mae Shplata
Rita Shuryan. Jack Smelter. Robert
SIP! img>tead. Carl Savicki. Fred Saw
icki. Joseph Uroda. Virginia trimmer
Pearl Brimmer
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
.Liddle-Sable
Nuptials We dnesday

\ wedding took place at the preNby-
terrain rhCt Oh Wednesday evening. III
) o'clock. at which Miss Ruth Alberta
sable daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert f.. Sable, of l6 Ford avenue. WAS
united in marriage with John Edward
I.iddlr. son OF Mr. and Ms. Frederick
W Iiddlr. of :El3 Forest street. Dr.
Warren r. Hall performed the cere-
muIIy
Mcmb r. of he wedding party were
~ follows Maid of honor. Helen NJ.
Sable. sister of the bride: best man.
l.. Rogers Liddlr. brother of the
-loom: bridesmaid. Alice Pruce; uShel .
Robert I.idlle: flower girl. Donna
Jean Pruce-
The bride was attired in white or
ganZa. and carr led white roses and
lilies IF the valley Tht. maid of honor
wore pink organZa and carried pink
carnations. The bridesmaids dress
was peach and blue. and she carried
blue dplphinium The rides mother
was attired in dusty rose lace. while
the grOOm'S mother wore iris blue lace
The bride wslS given away by her
father. Before the ceremony Il solo
WIS sung by ii. Lyle Lyon. The 0!gan
music WAS played by G.. ~ Faunce.
or.;lni>t uf the Presbyterian church.
FOlluWiu" the ceremony. reception
WAS held i'm The. church house. with a
large company of guests present. Re
fre>hment> were So: we'd 10y the Sep
ttmbpr division of the church.
After Il weeks trip through northern
Michigan. The couple will take up their
residence i'm WyandOtte. where the
groom j. employed at the Detroit
Brass and Malleable Works
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Griffith Seeks
$225,OOO Balm

Lawrence, Griffith of Flat Rok. "a
Elcrlher of the Wayne County Jury
Commission. has begun Il $22I.tbn
>land,r silt against August l.. Bnnte.
mayor Of Fiat Rock. Arthur y Bu>ick.
,!.,'f "f police and SIX others
F,a,l l. DARN 81. Wylndotte il
ic..E- ~ attorney for Griffith.
The plaintiff alleges that prior to
The April election in whi-h lie WAS a
candidate for justice oi the peace in
H!uWII>lD,yu township. the defendants
cob. >rirrd Ia prevent his election by
spreading SlauderouS stories ahOU {:
him Griffith charges that he was
lrr:htd n man Ia king in moral tie
ccncy aud drunkard 10y the de
PENDANTS. and that campaign cards had
been posted at police headquarters.
!i>tii- hi> Name among wanted Grim
mails
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
$865 Fire Loss
Last Month

According Ia the monthly repOrI Of
the fire department. prepared by Act
Ing Chief John Francisco total fire
damage III Wyandotte during the
month Of May amUHdIted To SSiII. This
compares with $1.j41 for the same
month last year.
Nineteen alarms were answered last
month, divided aS follows: Engine
company No. /. 10: No. >. I: NJ. 3, =.
Total value of property involved wis
$3, 10. on which there wits 81. 'J92 of
insurance.
Classification of fires fOi the month
of May shows: dwelling fires. .: chim-
ney. /: roof. l. automobile. 4 Shed,
/: barn. /: electric motor, ]: bOert
house : false alarms. >.
Fire apparatus travelled a total f
III miles. last month.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The annual children's day service
will be- held at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning al 10 \
program of music and exercises will
bp given 10y the various departments
OF the sunday >,-hool
The local Presbyterian rhuc Oh was
represented III Il meeting uf the Detroit
Pre~byterial society Wednesday after
noon by the following members OF the
WCm"n'S Union of the church Ms
W. 4 Gardner Mrs. Charles Kiefer.
Mrs. Warren F.. Hall
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Graduates at
Howe ACADEMY

Leon Boyajan. son of DR.. and Mrs.
AlSen NJ Boyajan of Wyandotir. will
graduate from Howe Military acade-
nv. Howe. Ind. this weekend. Gradu-
airing exercises will Oct-Ir OH saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. Royajan's record of activities ar
The school includes:
Upper school 3S- 40: varsity foot
hall -: varsity H club 80 10: cor
,N.ral company Il 80: sergeant COM
,anv Il $40: choir ~ 10: Glee
,.luh $40: president Glee club -
10: sergeant III arms senior class
'gI-'40
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Mrs. Schrock
Died Sunday

Mrs. Elizabeth Schrock died at her
h,sme. So Pine street. last Sunday, at
the age of - years. The funeral was
from rhe home yesterday III > =. H..
Rev Warren f.. Hall Of the Iht--by-
trrian church and Rev. &. ii. Sever
ancc Of the Episcopal church official
inr. Burial WAS in Mt. Pleasant GENE
terry.
Surviving are following children ::
Ms Elizabeth Petee. Mrs. Anna Bal
lard. Miss Hazel Schrok. Mrs. Ham
iIton Leblanc. Mrs. Marie Mcdonald: :
,r0 hers. John MCNHuley and Thomas
IaZcn McCauley.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Mayer Names
I've Committees

Mayor Louis w Benin. III Tuesday
nights session of the Council. named
two committees. aS follows:
sidewalk committee - COun'llmeh
George Btshm. James ii. Mason and
Louis Brnhl.
Special assessment cOmmlttet-CltE
Attorney Fred J. Gartmr. city Trea>n =
or John Il. McWhirter. city Assessor
Edward W. Kane. City CLERK Lawrence
J. I.aCOurSe. COuncilmen George Benin.
Ford Wagar and Ernest Il. Schultz.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Outdoor Services
on June 10

The annual outdoor service and pic
nic Of Trinity Lutheran church will la
held Oh Sunday. June Ii, at SchwartZ'S
grove OH the Grange road. near West
road. Trenton
There will he Il Religious service at
10 40, followed by dinner AT l. nom
and supper al 30 O'Clock
A program will be carried ont that
includes base ball. games. races and
the serving Of refreshments. The gath
ering il public. and all will h.. made
welcome.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
INDUSTRIALESTS TO DINE
ON MONDAY, JUNE II

= statewide gathering of all the in
dustrial executives of Michigan is
planned TO he held ar the Book Cadillac
hOtel i'm Detroit. on Monday. June IL.
The Down River Chamber of Com
nPHe has sent letters To all down
river manufacturers
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
Concert Next
Tuesday Evening

The Junior Choral society and the
philharmonic Sitting ensemble Will
present concert next Tuesday even
Ing, jaime IL, i'll the Garfield school
auditorium Following j. the complies
plogram:
Prelude ---------- Ronald Cain
from the Cycle of Life"
One the Steppe- GretcfEIninoff-Stebb
Ny Heart at ny Sweet Voice -
---------- Saint Sachs
f!Om the opera Samson K Delilah"
Junior Choral Society
Theme Opera AkeSteI $500 GlU.'k
Old French Gavotte --- Can4pr4
Prelude i'll { --------- Bach
sonata No. + (AIIegruI $500 Handel
Philharmonic String Ensemble
Misunderstanding ------- Weaver
Dream Song --- Stringham
Peter Pan " SfickleS
Junior Choral Society
Mari0netteS lSaBc
Largo Handel
CapriociO ----- Zams4i,fi
Philharmonic String Ensemble
Star Dust -- Carmichael
Trees -- Observation-Disclosures Betwea
Auf Weider>ehn - Ronterg- Marlouie
Junior Choral Society
Minuet in q ----- Beethoven
Andante 10Th symphony TSchaikowSky
Pomp and Circunrtan. ---- Elsar
philharmonic String Ensemble
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
First Bots Blanc
Trip Tomorrew

The first cX. ur~ion Uf the season. TO
I;niS Blanc. will he given tomorrow,
Saturday by the First Baptist
church <..h pul. Boat will leave from
iIi..hnp park dock III 1915 a. ~
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07
3,555 Registered
for School Election

Secretary Arthur f. Baisley reported
To the Board of Education. Monday
night. that 3.J'3 persons are registered
and eligible 10 vote III the annual
school election. next Monday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07

Edward NJ. Bedell. 81. died at his
home. 66'l2 Bidlle avenue. May ~,
III" leaves his wife. Mary. and several
children. The func:al took place from
he III. +. Thnn 60. funeral home,
lLne |. III = =. IN. with burial in
Wnohmcre cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-06-07

TV,e office of City Engineer +. w.
iddlp collected Sf59I I'll in fees, during
May.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
CHAPTER sKvEs

Ths snIirs sstsflaa raftY ssnt
= - alfnaFs ne aaSHY hffls
Lans - sttsehsd herself -
Terry Peter nfeosa STAYED -
s.ass - la thss ne ~ murder
n ~ hear
II 80 EsY. noisy eFosa.
Filmv ruNns 1uttsred fran -
neatA evening wars iesels git
tered k.rssasa. SIItsd - manly
lspeis
Terry aroppsd ~ alknlfassa raie
ard was ne natsest = ne ~
Re threw rscs md Oh -ssoes -
80 tAs 49, - klss ~ hfias 80
al ~ shake Serh's hard
Jsa watched hin aesrslFinxiy
from a distance Tia top bat wan
= little - ne side. ne white
sxpans~ 81 ~ =hlrt Kllsssnsd m
The fnod lights.
he vss feaHF sad szEsf as
"a. everything shs wanted IN ire
wnria. and ne vas an anssssllshls
- Mount rser.t she threw her
self gaily into the frixehty
A. the great plane nossd up
~srd. sireled snd headed into lie
vs=t. 1zn moved forward until
ne stood beside Terry.
Heads thrown haes. shsy zns~d
upward until enly tiny red and
green lights were visible she 80
her hand into Terrv's he IA net
change position, but hls fingers
closed hard
Tn riding IN Inc HeFnnK
Terry Hhs mnrmnrsd How
about going with me ,.
lie looked down At her y may
be able 10 make II Re said
Thank YOU for asking me. Let :
leave II this way. III give Yuu =
huxx N things verk out 81 can
go"
n wasn't . satisfactory answer
but she made herself laugh lightly
I'm expect 10 hear fron yen.
shs said.
Pete tagged IT her arm and
Terry turned away. what are va
waiting for7s Pete shouted Lets
dance TIL dawn and 20 Ia Charts .
for bacon and eggs when said
dawn arrives
The night vas forever a hlnr n
Jan. Terry and the Lane girl did
not Join them ~ the night spot
Were they together Was II
possible that Terry had been ~.
fraeted b Li=bsthY Perhaps ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

That lie was sui worth Ilxlnl
To the children I would say. gain
your own happiness sy making
rama and daddy happy. Give up
your own desires sometimes and do
something for them. To the child
who has tantrums-swouId you
N to see mama or daddy acting
So Would you not be terribly
ashamed II you had company and
one Of them would get angry and
stomp about the house. How do
YOU think they feel to have you
act so? Keep on acting that way
and nobody win like You.
Parents should ignore such chill
cren and give them no fayors I'M
til they feel very much left out
IN the cold. When you think they
have had enough punishment. have
. heart TO heart talk with them.
I think the most good I did my
children was to remind them of
NE fact that 1t only takes a sec
ond to commit an act that they
would always regret and that re-
gret and a guilty conscience are
much harder to bear than bodily
suffering. Parents. be such that
your children will come to YOU
with their problems; then tell them
their mistakes IN . kindly way.
How can a child know right from
wrong If they have never been
told. Talking to them will do more
than whipping. for it arouses peni-
tence rather than a fighting dis
position.
About children having tantrums.
my only experience was with one
little boy who in the midst of play
would lay down and pout and re-
fuse to talk. When he did this,
I would pay no attention to him
but would say, II have one child
who Is Always good natured ana
never pouts or cries. and that is
Glen. He never gets mad and -
always sunny and cheerful" Soon,
he would get up with sheepish
grin and 60 back to his play.
Often when q child is throwing
q tantrum, he is really suffering
from some cause. One time my lit
lie boy who had just learned to
walk but who could not yet talk
cried all morning. Finally l took
his shoes off and found where
nail had hurt his foot. So. moth
ers, when a child is cross. try and
find the reason. Kindness and un-
Outstanding of your children in
their youth will bring a rich re-
ward to you in later years.
Should any mother think I might
help her in some special problem,
I would be glad to do 50. Cynthia
Grey has my address.
MRS. NJ. B.
Dear Mrs. NJ. B.: Thank you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
problem wife
LOUISE HoLNs

Thought sns you'd make : fitting
ministers wlfs pain ~ aalst
- rspellanlly wholesome
Iza danced. - paaysd ne -
- maehlnes. sne 80 heF KsHK
fHeFn 80 <slaz sFehsstrz = -
MT u aeak 10y hitls sffaft
Frivolous aslsty I'D become
hahll.
sc - : reputation Il upheld
- - - = snhsen=eiouaiY
Tawafd HaaFnlnK - - -
ees4nfex u carries hamhufKeT
shack. sbs swung Asr fset 81
Tasted NaFh ~ kssls with =
tniss nsuz - esfFs= re aasn
- sems shsn Peter tea hsf
hesns
Hs ep~nea ~ 49,. stepped n
ss..s ne Aali. ana HrsW hsr inta
n arms YEARLY - leaned
against Mn. Where ~ Terry
ransf WY had ne dlsllked her
- tsrrsnlYs lse eeslld rlds wtth
heF Re nd almost pFemss~a
psfs ruhA=a hs= eheek against
her hair. holding her earefnlly. he
as = little frikhtensd. Jan nd
never hsfaFe eeen n - arms.
ahs remained quiet. -ssnsho~
eamfartsa ~ n saas lh.s pet.
lavsa hsr Terry - .A.ksH hsr
sslf condolences n ~ fpandatloa
- - 10y starilly planted rats.
Weddings make re al Femans
tie snd Eao- plnpiy.- fsts ear
f1assi
They make ne ured ne a.
swereds After = moment shea
Re eanaersa ne sasisanlitsy ~ =
-. shs ssld Pets. N ysa -
ilsv. IN Col -
ia arms asapnei ard ne started
haek b shnehea suppress. Il
AL. sever savs u maea
thn,ssht.- ~ sdmHtsa EnaFdsaly
Jan 80 No - sosuethinz - usual
and he wArity awaited ~ a~st
move
I psi seaasrsd So ~shad
Hun along. Pete I've Eei = ri.
M aais 81 eight
awhe are pm vssanx with = y.
asksd hluntlY
On, = frisad u min. coaa-
asshl, eslss 90 straight hams+
lie Departed Al the anor af ms
ear ne stopped. aasssilnE assesily.
Had Jan gene sufsWy ae sonas-
thins All ct onas ne saw the
light The I'aF~pn.s he mnttsred
harkiy.
Then he laughed Jan and =
parson. a tinted huttnrfaY and
= ssssay plus horse Funny -
The very devil. he ceased laugh
ing or was II
hippy. N neat wrapper. came
10 Jams roem. what an honr 10
get home she puttsrsa You
look fks you'd hssn put through
= wrineer Pun OF theas clothes
vhils ! get you a glass ef warm
Hllk +" VIE wsat away TFumhllAK.
Jan sat Up in bed Whsn shs fs-
turned She drank ths mllA ard
tcpatln,ssd IN raKs 20 toiumn 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
freezereoId Preserves
frosted Foods in Home

Until a little over a year ago
refrigerators had no place In which
packsged frozen foods - meats
fish. poultry. vegetables. fruit -
could be kept without spelling
The deficiency was met by freezor-
cold. a refrigerator innovation
which keeps frozen foods lndefi-
nitely at bslow-freezing tempera-
ture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Fewer Bigger Rooms
Trend OF Apartments

Architects report q trend n
apartment design 10 fewer and
more spacious rooms. Dining
space. for instance, often b pro-
vided by an ell OF . large living
room. The feeling OF spacious
ness 10 increased BY straight lines
and plain archways. doors and
window frames.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

- much for your helpful and in
spring letter. As YOU say. I
vii keep your address and b
glad to give It to any who make
4 request for IL.
Dear Miss Grey, I wonder II
any Of your readers would like e
have = nice pet. I have two fe-
male pups that are part WIRE
haired rat terriers that I would
ike 10 find good home fer. They
are good watch dogs and very in
telligent and better mousers than
nest cats. Call at 2516 Fawcett
ave. MRS. c. ToMKINs.
Dear Mrs. I. S. S: Here IL
the recipe you requested. :.
Nut-orange Popcorn Balls
One cup sugar. !. cup cream.
4 cup orange juice. l table
spoon butter, l teaspoon grated
orange rind. cup broken val
nuts or peanuts. 2 quarts pop
corn.
Combine sugar. cream and
orange juice and cook over low
heat stirring constantly until
sugar il dissolved. Increase heat
and cook to 2e0 degrees F. or
until hard ball forms when a lit
tie of mixture is dropped in cold
water.
Remove from heat and add
butter and orange rind. COM
bine walnut kernels and popped
corn. Pour cooked syrup slowly
over popped corn, stirring and
turning until evenly coated.
Shape into balls and wrap IN
waxed paper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
By CYNTHIA GREY

splendid letter has insf n es-...-.--
not permit the printing of the entire letter
however follows: : eees.
Dear Miss Grey want 70 thank Steady Reader far her
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