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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-12
SHOWER HONORS
MISS BOISVERT

A surprise shower was given by
Mrs. Vern Albertson and Miss Ida
Blanchard at the home OF Mrs. AL
bertson in honor of Miss Genevieye
Boisyert, who is to be married 10
Clarence Dunkleburger, Thanksgiv.
ing Day.
The evening was spent playing
games and prizes were awarded TO
Margery Green. Carrie Gardner, FL.
eanor Woodside and Miss Boisvert.
Covers were laid for 20, and the
color scheme was suggestive OF
Thanksgiving. Miss Boisvert was
presented with many beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Retain. De-
troit, called on Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.
Blake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and
Mrs. Wilson's father. Thomas Cor
don. have returned from a two
weeks vacation at Waters, Mich.
Albert Num- and Arthur Davis,
Springfield, VT. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Downing and
other friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Glenn c. Hocknell,
Jackson. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grogan, Detroit, were dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Levitt Sun
day.
Miss Thelma Chick. Detroit, spent
Sunday at the Fl. ID. Lawrence home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mincey and
daughter, Miles ST., have taken an
apartment at the Lawrence resi-
dence, 321 +. Michign Ave.
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Two Given Rank by
Knights of PythiaS


Second rank was conferred on two
candidates, Ross X. Bower and Alex
Fox. and announcements OF coming
events We're made at the weekly
meeting OF Queen City Lodge. mum.
Der l67. Knights of Pythias. Monday
evening in X p Hall.
The second rank will be con
ferred again next Monday night.
The annual Joint Thanksgiving par
ty with the Pythian Sisters Will be
Wednesday night A number of the
members expect to visit Plymouth
Lodge, Thursday night The Past
Chancellors Club will meet tonight
at the home OF James Hart.
After the meeting lunch was
served by Walter Weaver and
Charles Address.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-12
Methodist Board Plans
to Provide For Better
Ventilation in Room

AT the meeting of the First
Methodist Official Board Monday
night in the church provision for
ventilation of the primary Sunday
School room was voted.
Rev. Walter b. Heyler gave a
talk on church conditions and urg-
ed the Board to attend the SER
vices Sunday night when DR.. Pres
ton Slosson will speak. He an.
-heHHeea-the- meeting of the Legion.
OF Methodist Men at 6 O'Clock Nov.
is with program following, and
Thanksgiving services Nov. 2l 1T
3 o'clock in the morning in the
Baptist Church. The Christmas
services will be Dec. Is under Tho
direction of the chair and Wes
an Guild.
a survey had been made in re-.
gard to Eyefybody's College. with
S5 out of 81 voting to maintain g..
This project is TO start Jan. 81
and continue to Feb. "a. Prepare
tons are going forward with tn
program at this time.
HO""lu NHdpiH gave Talk on
the Methodist Home TIT Chelsea stft.l
reported that the So members were
seemingly happy. President RAY
Burrell thanked him for the inter.
est and effort he had taken in carry.
ing on certain work at the Home.
Mr. Burrell appointed Basil Wheel.
er to take charge OF greeting mem.
bers Sunday mornings for the next
three months.
There were IS present at the
meeting.
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Education, Defense Program
Discussed For Forum Club

by funds from the Federal govern.
ment defense program.
Men are=being taken for this in.
dustry. he said, from the W. p. A
and relief rolls, and others In EN-.
ployment who wish to advance
themselves. A similar program is
being carried out in Flint, Saginaw
and Grand Rapids.
A patriotic motif was used for the
table decorations for the bountiful
dinner served to the members and
special guests, DR.. Harry B. Brit
ton, c. p. Steimle. registrar, and
John Munson. president Of the Nor
NAL College. II. A. Tape. principal
OF Lincoln School and Norris G.
Wiltse, principal of the Ypsilanti
High School. The speaker and
guests were introduced by the host,
DR.. Harvey L. Turner.
The clever and timely table dec
orations OF red, white and blue
chrysanthemums and candles. were
arranged by Mrs. Turner.
After enjoying dinner in the pri-
waite dining room. the party ad-
journed to the mems lounge for the
interesting and instructive talk.
DR.. c. C. Wescott will be host for
the December meeting.
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Old Tyne Club, 1880 with Mrs Joseph Block.
Capsule Club o'clock at home OF Mrs Alfred Morris
Community rehearsal o'clock,
Ypsilanu High School auditorium.
jolly Mixers. O'Clock with Mrs Stephen Croghan.
Phoenix Lodge number 3 f. NJ regular communication
1880 Masonic Temple Lodge
City Teachers Club meeting $780, Huron Hotel Dr.
Preston Sosson University of Michigan faculty speaker
Loyal Lodge number 10 Degree Honor &c.
Luke Church House.
Faculty $780, McKenny
Hall.
WEDNESDAY
o Catholic Women Z r j. Miller
Mothersngers Chorus City Schools Ypsanti High
School o'clock.
Ladies' Literary Club Guest Day business 215 Literary
Chiefs Pythian 13O
William Horn
Club o'clock with Mrs R. Bring
for child.
Maryarha Missionary Church. dinner $3.50
members their husbands, and Mrs Dorothy Haas,
Detroit, speaker
Council OF Ypslan Chapter Deoay o'clock Masonic
Temple lodge
troop 1880 Method.
Church; troop $3.50. Woodruff
Ypan Aere Fraternal Order Eagles o'clock hail. 71a
" Huron ST.
American Legion Auxiliary sewing meeting $780, Legion Home
Thankoerng Church Night Church.
luck dinner $50 Dr. Paul Harrison Physician
speaker
Special business
card party 1880 Mrs Earl Freemans second grade
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Education and the defense pro-
gram were discussed by Warren
Bowl iFstassistant Superintendent
OF the Detroit schools. before mem
bers of the Forum Club and guests
at the November dinner meeting of
the club. Monday evening in
Charles McKenny Hall.
Mr.. Bow is in charge of the spe-
cial program for training mechanics
and metal workers of all kinds. The
plan started in July and by the
end of August there were $500 men
working. There were also courses
for. men who had been out of their
regular vocation such as operators
of machines or lathes, who came
during the summer for six weeks
OF training. Another shift OF about
$500 areNsing the shops when not
in use by the high school students
and at night, he said This defense
program is joint effort Of indus
try, labor and the schools, financed
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DeacOneSS Society
to Name Officers

A nominating committee for cleo
ton ofCflicers was appointed. and
plans for a booth at the church
Christmas bazaar tonight. were COM
pleted at the business meeting of
the Deaconess Society of the Luth-
eran Church. Monday evening in
the church basement
Mrs. Donald King presided at the
business meeting. which was opened
with the repeating OF the Apostles
Greed in unison. 1t was decided to
have Christmas cards on sale at
their booth Miss Pearl Simpson
and Miss Anna Forester were APP
pointed on the nominating commit
tee for new officers for election
in December.
Rev. Hugo Fenker addressed the
group in preparation for their study
OF Biblical history. He explained
that the Bible is a book inspired by
God.
At the close OF the meeting all
joined in repeating the Lord s
Prayer.
Miss Donna Wiseman, Dearborn,
spent Sunday with Mr.. ard Mrs.
Jesse Parish and Mrs. Harold
Bennett. Mrs Bennett has moved
from IS y. Hamilton ST. to 615 Pearl
St
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Mrs. F. E. Damagh Elected Worthy Matron of Eastern Sta

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooke and
daughter Betty Jean visited Detroit
relatives over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Chadwick and
family visited Miss Anna Baker,
Mrs. John Adams and daughter
Veneta. Plymouth. Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown spent Sun.
day in Detroit with her brother,
Oliver Holiday and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Auten. Au.
gusta, and Foster Thumm were in
Lapeer Sunday.
Mrs. Harrie Wise. Britton. is the
guest Of Mrs. c. L. Starkweather.
Miss Dorothy James was in De-
troit Sunday afternoon to attend
the meeting of the composers group
Of the Tuesday Musicale. a new divi-
sion of that organization. Plans
were made for future work of the
group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stanfield
have returned to Laingsburg after
several days here. They were non
ored with a dancing party at the
Hunt Studio Saturday night by Miss
Virginia Fosket. Last Tuesday night
Mrs. Stanfield was given a shower
at the home of Mrs. Charles Chan
dler and Mrs. Edgar Durfee.
Superintendent OF city schools
Z. H. Chapelle, High School Prin-
cipal Norris c. Wiltse and Clark
Elkins Of the Ypsilanti school staff
are attending state high school
curriculum committee meeting at
Cranbrook today. The meeting is
sponsored by the state department
of public instruction.
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Townsend Club Will
Have Special Speaker

Roberta Schmale. Garden City,
will speak at the Townsend Club
meeting NOV. 25. 1t was announced
at the club meeting Monday night
in Ypsilanti High School.
George Millage, president. an
nounced a state convention to take
place in Lansing Saturday and Sun
day at Bradley Hall. with a ban
quet Saturday evening in honor OF
DR.. Francis Townsend and his son,
Robert Townsend. 1t was voted that
Mr. Millage and the secretary, Mrs.
Carl Alban. be authorized to appoint
delegates to the convention.
A sum OF SIS was voted to the
visual education fund for equipment.
Also In view OF the many suppers
given through the holidays, it was
voted to discontinue Saturday night
suppers until the first OF the COM
ing year.
A guest OF the club from Clyde,
o.. told of the activities OF the Ohio
club and what had been accom-
plished.
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Deer Hunters to be Ready
For Season Opening Friday

kule and Arthur Baker are going
to Munising.
Lawrence and Harry Rominski
are leaving Friday to spenc a week
hunting in Chippewa County.
Acie II. Dodge will go during the
fFst week the season TO South
Branch to join his brother, George,
in hunting in that vicinity.
ID. +. Gum left Monday evening
for hunting trip in the north. He
VIII go II miles northwest from
Newberry on the Two Heart River
and will have the cabin in readi-
ness for the season. This will be
the 29th annual meeting of the
Grand Rapids Club made up OF IL
men of that city and Detroit. Their
usual custom opening night is u
have turkey dinner honoring Dr.
Hayes of Saranac. OF the original
club members only two survive.
DaIel Gum Will leave Wednesday
TO join his father. They expect
to be away two weeks.
This morning w. II. Fuller,
Norwood Knapp and Duane Critten-
den left for Hubert. Seney and
Republic. on ten-day hunting
trip.
tred Dieterle. Charles Dieterle,
Chelsea. Arthur o Neil and Arthur
Armbruster, Saline, left this morn
ing for Grand Marals.
Fred Cain is joining the Waldo
Wardle camp leaving today for
Seney.
Earl Schuman will go Friday
morning to Ogemaw County TO
hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen Thorn are
leaving Thursday for West Branch.
Howard X. Tripp is leaving 20
night for Ralph. where he viii De
joined by northern friends.
George Wizard will be in the vi
entity OF Lincoln and will join
friends in that locality later in
the week.
c. NJ Breed will go to Gaylord
Thursday. He will be with two
friends from Fenton and two 9TH
ers from that vicinity.
Clifford Bunton and Anthony Wolf
VIII leave Wednesday and hunt
near Alpena
Thurlow Hubbard. son, Jay Hub
bard, and Lyle Atkinson plan 10
leave Thursday for weeks hunt
ing near Grayllng. Robert Hagen
and Louis Hubbard plan to Join the
party Friday night and remain
until Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-12
Burner Installed
in. Little House in
Recreation Park

The Little House at Recreation
Park has been made disable for Girl
Scouts this winter, with the pur-
chase and installation OF an oil
burner in the Girl Scouts room. This
will make the room comfortable
for troop meetings and parties. The
installation Of the burner was an
nounced at the Girl Scout Council
II Getting, Monday afternoon in
c aries McKenny Hall Plan were
discussed for formation of an arts
and crafts course for leaders in the
near future.
Council members will attend on
Friday, and the leaders on Saturday.
a Girl Scout camp conference i'll
Jackson.
Reports OF committee chairmen
were given.
The meeting was attended by 10
members and Miss Cornelia Ever.
ard, representative of the leaders.
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Mrs. F. 2. Darragh was elected
worthy matron OF Ypsilanti Chapter
Order of Eastern Star at the annual
meeting OF the chapter. Monday
evening In the Masonic Temple
chapter rooms. Mrs. Darragh sue
ceeds Mrs. Paul Burrell, OF tgoing
worthy matron.
Other officers elected are: Ernest
Chapelle. worthy patron; Mrs. Lu'
man Seamans, associate matron;
Otis Lee, associate patron; Mrs.
Otis Lee, secretary; Mrs. Harry
Faulkner, treasurer; Mrs. Ray
Burrell, conductress. Mrs. William
Lowe, associate conductress; Mrs.
Paul Burrell, Paul Ehman, Mrs.
Lee. alternates TO Grand Chapter;
Mrs. Edwin Staeb. Mrs. Ross h.
Bower, Mrs. Ray Burrell and Mrs.
Clay Pepper, alternates to County
Association
One petition for membership was
balloted on. committee and annual
reports were read. and committees
were appointed for the Christmas
bazaar, Dec. 3.
Mrs. William Lowe. chairman of
the summer project committee, re-
ported that SlS5 in voluntary con
tributions had been made Mrs.
Pepper. chairman. reported that the
kitchen committee had used the
money received from their blanket
project TO purchase kitchen utensils
for the Temple kitchen. Kennard
Poster gave favorable report from
the finance committee.
Mrs. Staeb, Christmas bazaar
Chairman, announced the plans for
the bazaar TO be Dec in the after
noon and evening. There will be a
dinner at O'Clock. The bazaar
booths, 10 be named for the days
Of the week. will be in charge OF
Mrs Ray Burrell, Monday; Mrs
Seamans. Tuesday; Mrs. Clarence
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-12
SK|TS GIVEN BY
LINCOLN PUPILS
PATRIOTISM THEME USED IN
ASSEMBLY,: ROUND TABLE
DISCUSSION ENJOYED

The assembly at Lincoln Consoli-
dated School Monday was opened
by the entire group giving the sa-
lutte 10 the flag. They were led by
Alvin Brown. Perry Curtis then
led the group in the singing Of
Peace and Freedom" Vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Patricia La
Vigne, who sang Lady Moon, and
William Wiltse. who sang Through
Tie Night '------------------ -------------
Iris Hendrix was narrator OF the
skits entitled. physical Education
and National Defense" while junior
and senior high students demon
strated The recreational opportuni-
ties at Lincoln School Those DEM
onstrated were hockey. tumbling.
baseball. volley ball. dancing. ten
mis-. golf, and archery. showing tina.
alert. quick thinking people are
the result of a correctly planned
recreational program.
y group of nine seventh graders
held an unrehearsed round table
discussion on the topic. THE
School and Preparation for Life IN
a Democracy Some OF the point3
emphasized were thorough cooper
alton OF groups. careful exercise
OF the ballot. understanding OF gov.
/ eminent. complete vocational pre-
paration. adequate education for
use OF leisure time. and proper
mechanical development. The sew.
enth graders we're: Barbara Hen
dirk. virginia VANITY. Betty Sher.
wood. Phyllis Baisch. Lois Smith,
Nancy Beal. Eleanor Smalley. Ella
Mae Smith. and Shirley Exelby,
who was the chairman
The program closed with silent
mediation and the singing OF the
national anthem.
Robert Brown served as chair.
man OF the assembly
Lawrence Dunning and Mist
Alice Beal Of the physical educa.
ton department assisted with tho
physical education skits, while the
seventh grade round table was pre-.
pared under the supervision OF
Marinus NanAmeyde OF the junior
high social studies department.
Miss Beatrice McManus assisted
with the music
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Annual. Meeting Enjoyed;
Bazaar Committees Named

Sanderson, Wednesday; Mrs. Cath.
crime Holloway, Thursday; Mrs.
Alex Fox, Friday; and Mrs. Gerald
Schultz. Saturday. Mrs. p. f. Skin
ner will have the booth for dolls
and Mrs. Ernest Chapelle, assisted
by Miss Caroline Lewis, will have
the candy booth. There will be a
fortune teller; style show in
charge of Mrs. Nathan Munro, and
a fish pond in charge of Mrs. Don
Smith, Mrs. Pepper and Mrs. Lee
will be co-chairmen OF the dinner.
Among the musical attractions will
he the Ford Novelty Band. the
Ypsilanti High School and Commun-
ity Band and the Girls Drum and
Bugle Corps.
Annual reports were read by
Miss Gertrude Murray. secretary;
Mrs. d. Fl. Moffett. treasurer; and
Mrs. Darragh. associate matron.
Mrs. Paul Burrell. worthy matron,
gave splendid report of her years
work.
Announcements made by the
worthy matron were OF the installa
ton OF officers. preceded by a din.
ner. Now IS. The ten cent increase
in the price OF the dinner will begin
at this time installations will take
place in Milan. Nov. 10. in Ann Ar
Dor, Nov. %, anu in Chelsea, Nov.
27.@s
Mrs. Burrell read a poem in men,
DRY OF members who have passed
away during the year.
At the close of the meeting Mrs
Seamans reviewed in rhyme all OF
the affairs OF the chapter for the
past year
The Masonic Association dance,
Nov. q, was announced.
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In The Sick Room

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Black and
daughter. Ethelyn. were in Jackson
Sunday visiting Mrs. Black moth.
er, Mrs l.. s. Wilmoth. who is very'
i'll following a stroke. They also
visited Mrs. Blacks three brothers,
r. +. Wilmoth and o. l.. Wilmoth,
Parma, and II. a. Wilmoth, Jack
son.
Mrs. Harold d. Beadle. who had
a nervous collapse two years ago,
has suffered a relapse.
Mrs. Guy EeehlitneF, who has
been confined TO her home with in
fluenza, has had relapse and is
now confined to her bed again.
-
Mrs. William c. Conrad. after a
major operation in Ford Hospital,
Detroit, has returned home.
Lawrence Skinner. who was in
jured Friday while playing football
at Roosevelt High School and TAX
en- to St Josephs Mercy Hospital.
Ann Arbor, is back home. X-rays re-
lealed that there was chip frac.
ture of his hip bone. He will need
to be quiet at his home while 1t Is
healing.
Earl Kinsey who injured his right
arm quite severely three weeks ago
is still unable to work. Arthur Fleu-
cling. Ben Parker. l.. Mccartney. z.
T. Blake and Kenneth Davis gath
cred in his garden produce for
him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-12
Librarian Explains
Books at Woodruff
Study Club Meeting

Woodruff Child Study Club mem
bers were led in a discussion on ap-
probation OF books at the Novem-
Der meeting Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Ray Fletcher. Miss
Edith Goyette. discussion leader,
who is in charge OF the library at
Woodruff School. brought with her
some of the books from the library
and list of suggested gift books
for children.
Miss Hazel Davis, school adviser,
conducted the business meeting IN
the absence of the president, Mrs.
Floyd Smith. and vice president,
Mrs. Amy Wilcox. Plans for the
Christmas meeting. Dec. 10, were
made.
Refreshments were served by the
co-hostesses. Mrs. Fletcher and
Mrs. Fred Easing.
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Money Received by
Methodist Circle

Plans for the next meeting of
circle seven of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service were made. and
a sum OF money was received from
a money making project at the circle
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. n. F. Kenady.
Mrs. Mark Rust. leader, conduct
ed the business meeting and led the
devotions, taking as her subject
Ideals OF Patriotism" Forty-six
calls were reported Mrs George D.
Lockwood turned in so from a pro-
ject.
For the next meeting. Dec. 9, at
the home OF Mrs. ]. c. Gatz. it was
decided to have a luncheon at /
O'Clock. Nine members were pres
ent.
Tea and dainty cakes were served
after the meeting.
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Two YpSiIanti Residents
Assessed in Ann Arbor

Two Ypsilanti residents. william
and Robert Givens. 3i5 Miles ST..
paid assessments totaling SIS IN
Justice Jay H. Payne's court. Ann
Arbor, this morning for driving
while intoxicated and disorderly
conduct respectively. William Civ
ems drivers license was suspend
ed for one year
Leroy Solos. Grass Lake. was fin.
ed $500 by Justice Payne for dris.
ing after drinking.
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Students Guests

Members of the physical educa-
ton department were guests of
Prof. and Mrs. J. II. McCulloch at
supper Sunday evening at Charles
McKenny Hall, when DR.. F. r. Cor
ton showed the group scenic pic
lures OF Michigan in beautiful fall
colors. He also showed the colored
pictures taken during a trip to Cali.
fornia. including the Yellowstone
Park, the Bad Lands and the Mis-
sion OF San Juan Capistrano. In ad
dition TO the pictures Or. Gorton
gave an informal description OF his
trip.
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Music Club To Meet

Quarterly meeting of the Mich
igan Music Composers Club will be
held at Charles McKenny Hall,
Dec. 1. A dinner for members and
friends will be followed at 3 o.
clock by a program open to the
public abbreviated the-cluh- will
attend the Normal symphony Or
chestra concert.
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Pedro Enjoyed by
jolly Eight Club

Jolly Eight Club members gath
cred Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs Walter Spencer. Prizes fer
pedro were taken by Mrs. Floyd
Ring, Mrs Iyele Grubb and Mrs.
Walter Horner The special prize
went to Mrs. Walter Spencer.
The club will meet again Nov.
IS with Mrs. William Orr.
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Meeting Pleasant

Despite the Indictment weather,
the Auxiliary of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars held pleasant meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. George
Robbins Monday evening. At the
short business session one new
member was received. The district
convention at Adrian, Dec. |, was
announced The rest OF the
evening was given to cards. prizes
being won by Mrs. Bert Lutz and
Mrs. Gertrude Young. The hostess
served refreshments.
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Drivers Pay

Drivers Pay
Michael J. Sobolowsji, Bridge.
vile, Pa. paid total of s6370
costs and restitution on being ar.
raigned today for improper passing
on the highway His vehicle had
struck and damaged the rear Of a
state police patrol car on US-112
Sunday evening. Conrad DeGruccio,
Chicago. paid Sc for improper pass
ing on a httt, and Russell Little, De-
troit. 81, for disregarding a stop
street.
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YPSILANTl BRIEFS
Cuban Representative

Frank G. Handy was In Ypsi.
lanti for the week end with his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Handy,
en- route from Chicago TO Cuba
where he has been appointed
Bureau manager for the United
Press Association. His headquarters
will be in Havana.
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To Speak Tonight

Rev. W. X. Shaw will speak this
evening at the supper meeting at
the Church Of Christ in Ann Arbor,
which will be attended by the Bap'
list men OF this city.
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Parents OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Yates. 1872
Ford St, are parents OF son born
Monday evening in Boyer Hospital.
The baby weighed eight pounds.
eight ounces.
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Articles Missing

Three six-foot extension ladders,
pail. chamois. and towel owned by
X. ". Oehmke, s9l Parkwood Ave,
left on Pearl ST. near the Martha
Washington Theater Saturday night
were reported missing by the own
er. Monday.