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Press European correspondent who
has spent several weeks in Russia
arrived in Tehran after flying over
the route which L. S. and British
supplies to Russia will follow from
Iran into the Soviet Union.
He reported apprehension in botf.
Kuibyshev and Tehran that the
Germans il they succeed in taking
RCs;oY will drive due east 10 AS
trakAan on the shores Of the Cas-
piar and sever this supply route
as vel as cutting off Russia from
the oil and mineral wealth Of the
Caucasus.
SLOHNESS NOTED
CAROLS dispatch indicated the,
L S-British plans for use of the
ran route are developing with ex-
tremc sloWness. He said, however
that the Russians are making ex-
tonsive preparations north OF Iran
for defense CT the line in event the
Germans crash through the Don
river defenSeS.
He underlined the Importance o.
tht Iran route by noting that
Archangel shortly VIII be frozen
over. NurmanSk is dangerously close
to the Finnish fighting front. anc
VladlYostCk IS subject 10 blockade
by Japan any time Tokyo gives tbs
word
There was lack of tangible re-
ports on the Russian front.
LCndon reported that Russian
workers units have gone into posi-
ton in the Tula sector TO bolster
;ho Rec army which has been WELD
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31

about such possibility until the
question was posed by reporters.
Mr.. Roosevelt was reading news
ticker accounts Of the navy an
nouncement of the sinking when h.s
press conference began He said
he had nothing to add at the no
ment to the navy announcement.
He refused to discuss the poSsibll-
ity that American warshipS may
have bagged one or more German
submarines in the gradually intenS-
flying American participation in the
battle Of the Atlantic. He said that
even if he did know OF such an n
cident. he would not disclose il
For obvious reasons, said the
President. information on German
submarines destroyed will not be
disclosed. Such information can be
kept from the German government
for considerable time. and the anx-
iety caused BY unexplained absence
of submarines is a weapon worth
using
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Dist. Assn Fights
Tax Title Plan
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70 an operator.
Mere than 4,000000 acres Of farm
land is represented by delegate,
from l0j irrigation districts in Cal
ltornH These lands, ouced by 500,
900 persons Las a total assessed
valuation o. $1,000 100000
Tie convention, which opened
Thursday %ill close Saturday with
an ali-day Sightseeing tour Of tE"
All AmrYcan canal BraWIcy dieae,
plant. IA" various power drops on
tho cana. and Imperial dam.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Fate Of 120 Among
Destroyefs Crew
Remains in Doubt
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the Greer. the Kearney and a mum
Der Of merchant ships, eliminating
in the James sinking
TIE sources predicted that the
United States must expect more
submarine attacks WeSt of Iceland
but that does not mean they cal.-
not be met
The Reuben James was of thC
same type of the 30 overage destroy
ers that were traded 70 Britain f1c
Atlantic bases. With four STACK.
and low decks. she presented IL
same Silhouette Completed in 1929
she vas a ll93-ton fighting sh.b
armed with four four-inch guns
and antlaircraft weapons
Lieut. Cmdr H L. Edwards 81
was IN command of the Reuben
James.
LOCATION VAGUE
Tne navy did not specify the sccrc
Of the sinking except that it was
vest OF Iceland.
This placed it in the same gen
eral area as the German ATTACK OF
= =, ' f
that was tOrpcdoed and seVercl:
damaged on Oct. II with Joss of II
Of her men. II was also in that area
that the destroyer U.SS Greer had
an engagement with a submarine
on Sep. IN which both sides miss
ed
The KcarnY although virtual"
cut in TWO ana her forward bOlle!'
room blown open. succeeded IN max
Ing 4lO miles 70 port
! President RooSeYclt on Sept. Il
announced he had given the navJ
orders 10 shoot AIS Wdrshlps ol
sight IN American defensive Wate.e.
including the route 10 Iceland. Tho.
o.dors followed the attack on thc
destroyer Greer in daylight on Sep.
4, engaged in trailing a submarine,
the Greer lodged torpcdoes anc
then counter-attac with dcptE
charges.
The Kearry was answering uIa-
reSS calls from merchant ships IL
a COMO" Then one Of three tor
pedLes tore gaping hole III hc.
starboard cide early IN the mornIn3
Of Oct. II. Just before that she hat
dropped depth bombs IN the We
nifty Of a group of submarines
In addition TO these incidents IL
yolYlng the WarshipS. II American
owned merchant ships have beer
sunk during this val. -Four fleW
the American flag six the Pana-
manlan. and one the British.
There has been no announcement
OF any slnkings Of AXIS submarines
since the navy started lts shoot-to-
Kill patrol. Secretary Of Navy Knox
Indicated this week that lack of
such news does not necessarily mea,
that there has been no successful
action a"ainst German submarines
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Crash Kills II in
Second Tragedy Of
20.Hour Period

lAOIllIIiutll 4OLII dSt OIlC'
Michigan. engineer for the FRAN
Corporation: Bigda, Edward, "a.
StratfOrd, Conn, Aircraft Inspector
at VCught-S -Sikorski division Of
United Aircraft Corp; Conzett, Yer
non R, 28. Detroit. Revere Brass
Co., executive: Fisher, Frank H. SO
Detroit, certified public accountant
Flowers, Robert Frazer Thomas A.
a. Detroit, superintendent of the
Detroit Copper and Brass Co.
George James. Is. Buffalo. eXecu-
tive officer Of the Ford Local o.;
the United Automobile Workers
CCIO1: KaY..John. La Porte, Ind.
Lewis, A. l.. Bridgeport, Conn, en-
gineer for VouCht-S -Sikorski div =
ion of United Aircraft Corp; Root.
E. r YpSianti Mich, industrial re-
lat!onS manager for Stinson Aircraft
Corp and former high school prin-
cipal at Burbank. Calf; Russell,
George f. Ni2 0ara Falls. sales pro-
motion manager o. the Gilman
Fanfold Corporation; Scott, E M,
Royal Oak. Mich. employed by
United Motors Service. Inc. of De-
troit: Snyder, Frank. "a. Buffalo.
executive officer of Ford Local of
the United Automobile Workers
cCIO1. Stowe. D. E. Three Rivers,
Mich, an executive of the Eddy
Paper Co.; Van Norman. George S.,
SO. Detroit. mechanical superintend-
ent of the American Brass Co;
and Watt. E. j.. "a, Royal Oak,
Mich, engineer for the Chevrolet
Gear and Axle Division OF General
Motors Corp,
1t was en- route from New York
to Detroit and met It's end at l040
EST O'Clock last night. a little
less than 20 hours after North
west AirllneS plane crashed near
Moorhead, MINI. killing IA persons.
Thus tho period from am. to
1910 pm Thursday vas tho most
disastrous III tho history of United
States commercial aviation.
The airllner took off from La
Guardia Field, New York. q. 6:03
I'm. with Capt David l. Cooper, of
PlandOme. IL y Y. veteran
Of the commercial airWars. at the
controls Il arrived in Buffalo at
8;47 p. m. % nantes late slowed
b. bad weather It took off again
at SOB pm. for tae 2.5-milc flight
u Detroit and approximately nalf
way there smashed to the gro I'D
III tins rolling, farm country of
southern ontario facing 6r Lake
Eue
The rxpio-lon scattered the
plans ma!l O;'r.a quarter pf mile
bursting 'opan the pouches and even
envelopes r .yal Canadian alrmen
picked I'D t@o checks payable tc
the Ford Motor company Of De
d atroit. oHc for $500. the other
or $500 Thorc we're a number of
letters from United States soldiers
al Fort Braa2, y c.. addressed to
relatives n fhc Detroit area.
Dawn revealed tho tremendous
impact Of plano with ground Both
mo'o., " r. buried 20 deeply the!
COI.G .C' b" sccn Only The wings
ana AL Werc recognizable a. parts
f az a.rriano
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31

Shipping restrictions. ODanlel
asked him 10 AIeld
ODanici SAID that his was the
"pSyeholoGical moment for a vote
ana HAT when Brooks concluded
h. would like o ask unanimous
consent that further debate be dis
pou~eG with an an immediate vote
b" taken 10 determine whether
tins country : ueatral
Sen Kenneth Mcclellan D Tenn.
a nttlc earlier had urEed on the
senate floor that Secretary Of the
Navy Fans KuoN he instructed to
take oUr ships ana clean up the
seas
", kc,,ay declared that the CON-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31

government wouldn't wani It's hay
destroyed
ODaniel. who has been listed as
unt2wwltted on thc pending bill
did not specifically indicate TO tn
senate that he wanted az immndl-
ate vote en- that measure. and dIo
not specifically indicate how he in
tended to vote
Nounl that the commander was
4 Texan. and that the Reuben
James had about l20 men aboard
ODanicl said.
7 am wondering if those men
took the time. and days and Gays
Of debate. to decide whether TIL,
nation WAS neural
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
JUDGE REFUSES TO
QUASH INDICTMENTS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 81 up --
Federal Judge Guy K. Bard refused
today to quaSh indictments against
retired circuit court Judge j. War
rem Davis and Morgan S. Kauf-
man, Scranton attorney, until the
appeal of co-defendant William Fox
is heard.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Neutrality Haste Asked

WASHINGTON. o. 81 up
Su W lee CDamcl D. Texas.
liked the senate today 10 dispense
With further debate on The nett
t1ality revision bill and note no0
On whether this nation is neutral
ODaniel based HI, request on the
sinking OF the [ : .. ,,rcNCr Re-
bon James, which va announced
o. the senate by Chairman Ton.
Connally d. Texas ot the senate
l.relgn relations committee
After Connally mace the a"-
ncunoemcnt sen { WaNlan1
Books. r = Wa se,cea1.cG to.
Z speech IL opposition 10 Tie pcnd-
lnp Bill to repeal a. 0ca'laa.t a.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31

bned fleets Of Germany. France
and Italy wouldn't last 20 minutes
before the United States navy. and
added that II would be suicide"
.or Germany If this nation Under
took real Val at sea
Now Is the prop!tious time %
defend ourselves against raiders.
aSSaSsins and pirates Of the sea
Why should We put il of! when
we've Got the power 70 dc Il?
II Great Britain joins us all
well and good if not We should dc
the Job alone
Mcclellan granted that Japan
has "a real navy" but one not as
strong as ours, and the Japanese
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
VISITS Al SEEIEN

CAMP SEELEY. Oct 3l-Lleut
3. j. Bergstrom Of the first medi-
cal regiment IT Fort Ord Is spend
inL several days at Camp Seelel
this week. He IS on an inspection
tour of army camps III southern
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
SOLDIER Is RELEASED

Jack Piummer was released tC
his commanding officer at Camp
Seeley Friday and will be trans
ferred to a d!lercnl division. He
was arrested for car theft, sent
enced to San Quentin penintentiary
and probation granted,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
WIFE WILL DIVORCE
SALLY RAND'S 'PROMISED'

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 81 CUP) -
Mrs Helen A. Greenough today fill
ed a separate maintenance suit
against Thurkel Greenough, rodco
rider who has announced plans to
marry fan dancer Sally Rand.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
WEATHER

Southern California: Partly clou-
dy Friday and Saturday; little
change in temperature; gentle west
wind near coast.
L. 5. Weather Bureau, FL Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-31
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
Is ATTENDING NETTING

Supervisor Hugh T. Osborne is IN
Los Angeles this weekend to attend
4 meeting of Associated Farmers OF
southern California.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Post were
Sunday evening guests at the home
Of Mrs. Alden Warner. Ypsilanti.
Miss Mary Lou Poole. spent the
week end at her home in Buchan'
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson
visited over the week end at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cobb,
near Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Leonard, Mrs.
Ina Barker spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell Dickerson. North
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Colts report
the serious illness OF Phillip Smith
who was operated on in Wyandotte
Hospital following intestinal in
fluenLa.
Mrs. f. |. Besemer spent Tues.
day in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Copp and
daughter are moving this week
to a farm near Algonac. lir. and
Mrs. Copp have been residents Of
the Belleyille Community several
years.
Mrs. Alice Gould. Wayne, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stevens and children,
James and Carol. Mr.. and Mrs.
Connie Watkins, Savage Rid. Mrs.
John Prieskorn. Romulus, were
guests Sunday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Copp and daugh-
ter.
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NelUS From Whitaker

guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sasser.
Claud Wilbur. Ypsilanti, visited
his mother. Mrs. Cora Wilbur, Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houck spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Her and son. Garden City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl buckingham
and family. Detroit, and Mr. and
Mrs. Don buckingham. .Talladay
Rd. were Sunday dinner guests Of
their parents Ar and Mrs Thomas
buckingham.
Betty Griffiths. Ann Arbor. and
Louis Barso, Detroit. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Strawe. Friday eve
ming.
Miss Jean Stoddard. Ypsilanu.
was a Thursday overnight guest
Of Miss Florence Sikorsk
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Newkirk. De
troit, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs Edward Boyd and son
Edward. and Mrs Ethel Garrod
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Lamkin.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Russ. De.
troit were sunday guests OF his
father. George Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs ID W. Humphrey
Curtis. Were. Sunday over night
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernio Newton and
Floyd Harris, Detroit. We're visitors
at The home ~ Mr aud Mrs Allen
Thompson THU sday evening
MIR and Mrs Charles lyuds and
daughter. Marilyn. Garden city.
visited at the homt OF Mr. and Nfs
Lynn Horton Saturday evening
Mrs Gortrudo + porduom. chi.
cago M. and Mr. and Ms Fred
Hereridgc aud Ellen Clare had din.
ncr with Mr. and Mrs Harley by
singer Saturday evening
Mr. and ME-. Sikorsd aud lam
lily visited friends In Carleton sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Painter
Dearborn. were Sunday guests Of
MI. aud Mrs Leroy Painter
Kenneth Schmnus. Detroit and
daughter. Elean. spent SUNDAY WITH
his parents. Mr. and Mrs g.
Schmaus. Etean Is staying to spend
a week with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs William Fox ard
son, Ypsilanti State Hospital. visit
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MRS. poMBRoWsKA, MOTHER
OF MRS CIECIELSKI. PASSES


Belleville, Mich, Feb. 2I-Funer-
al services for Mrs. Mary Dombrow-
ska were held Monday in the Riggs
home at Five Points, Belleville.
Mrs. Dombrowska passed away at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Ciecielski. Saturday after
an illness of seven weeks.
She was born in Poland Feb. 2,
1850, where she was married, Her
husband passed away there. Three
sons and three daughters were born
TO them. Those surviving besides
Mrs. Ciecielski are Mrs. Felix OILS
zewski, Passaic. n. j., Mrs. Thorn
as May, Lodi, n. j.; and the sons,
Peter Dombrowska, Los Angeles,
CAL; Alban Dombrowska, Passaic,
N. j.; and Alex Dombrowska, De
troit. Other relatives surviving
include II grandchildren, five
great grandchildren, including Mrs.
James Ollett and Edward Cieciel-
ski. Belleville,
Mrs. Dombrowska had made her
home with her daughter here for
the past several years, having made
extended visits to her son and
daughter in New Jersey and De
troit. She had been in ill health
the past two years.
Rev. Father Alphonse, New Bos-
ton, was the officiating priest.
Burial was made in the Catholic
cemetery, New Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-27

ed Mr.. and Mrs. George fowler and
family Sunday afternoon.
Claud Wilbur. Ypsilauti. visited
his daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Strom and family. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lynn squires. Ypsi-
lahtl, visited her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas buckingham. Sun
day.
sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Houek were Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Her and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Walters
and family, Dearborn.
Mr. sad Mrs. Joseph McMullen
visited saA Mfs-Rex StraWe
sunday evening.
Mrs. Ruth Bodley and Barbara
and De Mar have been m with in.
fluenza
William Simonds visited his
mother Mrs Barlow Simonds. We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Strom and fam.
ily Visited his sister Mr. aaa Mrs.
Howard Jones. Npsilanti Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Russell Arnold and
mother. Mrs Walsh, Detroit. Wis.
tied Mrs Arnold az the home OF
Frank fowler. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Houck, Ypsi.
lanti, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Graham. Saturday.
W. Coopersmith, s. r Augusta.
was week end guest % hts daugh-
ter and family Mr. and Mrs. F.
Sikorski
Mrs W. J. B0dley was sunday
dinnes guest Of NJ and Mrs. Thur.
NW Bodley
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Warncke at
tended the reception and dinner
honoring MIR. and Mrs. Leo Gusfa
in Hamtramck Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Robson, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Nadeau attended
the builders show In Detroit sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Peltier were
Saturday evening guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ma
deau.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coleman,
Jr., Detroit, are moving this week
to the cottage on the Joseph Kott
farm.
Mrs. Esther Linderman, Wayne.
visited her aunt Mrs. A. J, Sprague
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. d. w Ross enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Foster,
Ypsilanti, at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Irving II. Riggs, reports
that her son Floyd is convalescing
satisfactorily from his recent ma
jor operation.
Lynne and Jean Hamilton at
tended the Shrine Circus in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs |. II. Riggs, Lynne
and Jean Hamilton had dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rogers Mon
day evening.
Mrs. G. f. McCollum IS home
again after having cared for Mr..
McCollum's mother. who has been
very i'll at her home in Carleton.
Mrs. Charles Cozadd spent Tues
day in Detroit.
Cameron Raymond, Nashville,
Mich, is employed at the Milling
Co. Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Weigand,
Dover, O.. spent a few days al the
home OF Mrs. Bertha Vorce, Huron
River DIR.
Miss Ruth Vorce has returned to
her nursing duties in Ann Arbor
after having spent a week at her
home here.
Ethel Amerman. and Mrs. Hattie
Tehan visited Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Amerman in Worthwhile Sunday.
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e. YpsiIanti
ExrENsIoN CLUB MEMBERS
ATTEND PARTY IN PITTSFIEl

y Emu PAN IN ~ or Z L "
East Ypsilanu, Mich, Feb. ~
Thirteen members Of East Npsi-
lan.i Extension Club and five mem,
bers OF Spencer Extension Club at
tended patriotic party for mem
bers of the Home Economic eX-
tension groups OF District 3 Of
Washtenaw County. at Pittsfiold
Grange Hall, Tuesday afternoon. A
deliciously planned potluck lunch
con was served at 1880 y. m.
Following the luncheon the
meeting was called to order by the
district chairman, Mrs. George
Bissell, Plat, who introduced the
members OF the East Ypsilanti
Club who then led the community
singing. Miss Ards Nugent. home
demonstration leader, was called
upon and she responded with a
short talk. Mrs. Floyd Woodward,
OF the East Ypsilanu group, was
elected Junior representative to
serve two years. Mrs Jennings
Campbell, of the Lincoln group, is
the senior representative.
Mrs. Raymond Graf, Plat. gave
very graphic account of her trip
to Camp Beauregard. Alexandria,
La, with her husband who Is a
member of the Signal Corps. They
drove through with their trailer as
part OF the convoy from Ypsilanti
and Detroit.
A short skit portraying "a Quiet
Evening at Home" was given by
Mrs. Edward Schuman and Mrs.
Jennings Campbell of the Lincoln
group.
The afternoon closed with games
under the direction of the Spencer
and Pittsfield groups.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-27

Joan and Muriel Hoyt attended
the Shrine Circus, and Sport Show
in Detroit over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Miller, at
tended the Shrine Circus. Mrs
Leo Heartsfield. Detroit, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. +. l.. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ball, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Maurel, Detroit,
were Sunday dinner and afternoon
tea guests at the William Sayles
home, Haggerty Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beebe at
tended a birthday party honoring
Mr. Van Allen in Detroit Sunday.
Mrs. Ebert Billiard, Mrs. Mable
Payne and Mrs. William Warncke
spent Tuesday in Ypsiianti.
Mrs. William Mitchell and chill
dren, Ypsi,anti, were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of Mrs.
Mitehells- parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wayne Johnson. Mrs. Johnson
called at the home of her son
Sumner Coleman in Ypsilanti,
Saturday having been notified
OF the illness of her grandson, Rob
ert.
Mary 10 Ewing. Huron River Dr..
was an over night guest Of Pat
ricia Fischer. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vandecar,
and children, Wayne, were Mon
day. evening visitors at the. home
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Vandecar,
Haggerty Highway. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conklin and
baby are returning TO their newly
decorated house after having spent
the past five weeks at the home
of Mrs. Conklin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Vandecar.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conklin
were dinner guests on Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Hubert, Waltz.
Mrs. Mable Payne was dinner
guest on Sunday at the home Of
her son John D. Payne and Mrs.
Payne. Liberty st.
Charles Sayles and Francis Conk-
lin attended the Shrine Circus in
Detroit Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilson,
New Boston. entertained Vernon
Porter, Ypsilanti. and Miss Verde
Savage, Belleville, who is home
economies Instructor in Ferndale
schools for dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs William StyicS at
tended Golden Glove tournament
in Detroit and saw the show Gone
With The Wind" in Detroit We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Kott. were
Detroit business visitors Monday
Gaylor Bazard spent the week
end at Harbor Beach.
Mrs. Richard Friel. Detroit. Mrs.
Mable Payne. Dearborn, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warncke. Belleville.
were dinner guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamb, Silver
Lane Dearborn.
John Phillips. infant son Of Rev.
John Martin and Mrs. Martin has
been brought home from the hos
pital
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wiggett. at
tended the builders show in De
troit Wednesday and had dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dondineau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bearance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-27

Mrs. Gertrude E. Borbneau, Chi.
cago, ILL.,. spent the week end with
her daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Friedrich Beveridge and daugh-
ter. Ellen Clare.
Nancy Ellen Bodley is M with
the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert SasseF spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Brown, Ypsllanti,
and they all attended the Builders
Show In Detroit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strom and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Misich. lpsilanti, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Dysinger and
daughters were Sunday dinner
guests OF his brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dysinger and
family. Stony Greek.
Mrs. Alice BerkleY. Milan, Waited
her mother. Mrs Nellie Fullerton. at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Robert Brown, where she Is stay
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. James Painter Cur.
It's. have spent the past week with
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Painter and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r Strawe and
Mr., and Mrs. Rex StraWe were
Sunday visitors at Walled Lake.
Mrs. Edgar Lamkm and Mrs.
Fred -Beveridge and mother. Mrs.
Borbneau. Chicago. H.. were Ann
Arbor visitors Friday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Horton, Detroit.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Horton. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Sutherland.
Detroit, spent Sunday with her
father, Frank fowler
Mr. and Mrs. Harold hurry and
daughter, near Milan. and Mrs
Robert Garrod and daughter. Judd
Rd., We're Sunday afternoon guests
OF their mother, Mrs. Cora Wilbur.
Harry Van Dam. New Hudson.
visited his mother. Mrs. Van Dam,
at the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Lynn Horton, Wednesday evening.
Sunday afternoon guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Earnest WiIliams were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Ypsi.
lanti, and Mr.. Keddle, Ann
Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Murray and
Miss Nancy Richards were Sunday
supper guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford Bodley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Touser and
daughter, Sally. Ann Arbor. and
Mr., and Mrs. Alex Brown. Ypsl.
lanti were Saturday evening dinner
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Mrs. James Beach entertained at
dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Tedder, Ridge Rd.. Mr.. and Mrs.
h. w. Tedder, Mrs. Gladys Briggs,
and daughter Miss Eileen and Mel
win Gillespie, Monroe, also Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Lawrence, Owosso. The
celebration honored the birthday
OF Mrs. Beach's father. L. w.
Tedder.