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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-27

Lost OF TIL farmers -t.vill3 -
the Rutto eroo mot o. to- Go-r-u21i ty
Hall ct 500 P.i. on onda. ovon4ne,
juno 70 TO Cts cuas 81 min nc fo-
rolnoarship on tn R.&vAs p1.l ra,a,
r. cCaIty, tn - 80 on6io93r
&ou5 Lore y. tllo G ovvrr1.no4.; TO bui Il
tho limo, ltoss ohooly, nl51lba1' OF IT,
i3oard Of Directors 5htt la b 28n
wor'2ina On tho prof SCI, Holio Eoupoe-
I'd, Coordlnat or, and Ecro7t Rice, *
tension Agent, Uoro prcsot4t to give
inf oI'no tion CONCERNING thu Rural f.
loctrifi cation program.
The people living IN Camp 5 met
ct tho Nm CASTOR hone Oh ssturday
evening juno 2l to discus the +. E.l4.
pro 5Yt1a il thoir di55ricts This
group i rapidly getting 9 lnC Per
cent sign VI: which mans 5rc.t they
WI II be r3cGy FOR th2lzoct1eic e7ow-
or ct thu eerli st date 81 VIII Oh
the nowor is avail lab7c.
my farmers living il 5l1s dis
tri CTS Whoco IN tiros l7cv b }on hold
end Who have not bon cbl9 TO attend
enc OF these .n9atin5a { lc3 sc CALI at
the Extension OFFICE c..d t;.l13 caro-
Of tho necessary op41i co+5. cas- and
ocso nont. hlcnlzs tl-ct yol end your
noi ,l2bor noy both t21<c aGv ntttgo Of
getting tho power to Jour ..1oc1s.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-06-27

CHURCH OF GOD
Preaching Services arc hold
each Sunday evening ct tho Mcton-
uskc Valley His sion. Beginning
ct 8 O'Clock. Welcome to oil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Lessons
In Living
Due Pupils
Tlme. STAR Cnrrespondcnt

LANSING. Oct. Booklets
designed TO Jar high school teach
ers into recognizing problems
which could be met within the
class room" were mailed to Sec
ondary schools today by Superin
tendent of Public instruction
Eugene b. Elliott.
The booklet deals with pFeb-
lens confronting children every
day Of their lives, such as love,
sex, drinking, smoking. dancing
evil and good Influences" Doc
tor Elliott said. ut was put to-
gether by some of the best
minds In Michigan.
1--WE want our teachers to
recognize the needs and inter-
ests Of their pupils, he ready To
meet them I'm the sOundest man.
ner. Everything that needs to
be taught doesn't concern his
tory and arithmetic but social
relationships and the problems
connected with them"
The bulletin was written 10
serve as a guide in interpreting
the youth of today and 10 in
Structing them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
New Spark Plug

A material. chemically COM
. pairing to a seui-precious stone,
and second in hardness only 10
the diamond forms the inSulator
of a new aviation spark plug
now being mass-produced for
Uncle Sans air forces and avia-
ton engine manufacturers by
the AC Spark Plug division of
General Motors. Chief features
of the new insulator are its re-
sistance 10 harmful effects of
lead in aviation gasoline, and its
ability 10 withstand Furnishing
heat and highest compressions.
The present war brought out
the necessity for spark plug
suitable fer the higher output
aviation engines, which have
been developed for the larger
type bombers capable of flying
great distances with heavy loads
OF bombs and fuel under the
most sereve weather conditions.
The new aviation spark plug
functions efficiently under all
these conditions. and has been
in actual production by the &C
division for some time, with its
entire output going TO the United
States government for use IN
bombers, fighting planes and
tanks. and tn-eomnerclal air
lines for transport use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
BIRTHS

tJane Hoefele, 3iAns Brown road. Gsrder
City
Edna Kenyon, 21i South Pleasant. Roya
Oak.
Pearl Robertson. 33s Richton. Highland
Park
Grace Keller. 1888 Hamburg.
Lucille Krsusman. 2O52 West Davidson.
Ruby Lewis 1891 Cameron.
Edith LAS sos Poplar. Wyandnttf.
Sophie Latinen, 1855 West Grand avenue
Myrtle Meyers. 474O Fourteenth.
.Grace MaleY. 14566 RlrMood.
Mary Mateeki. l770 West Forest (twinsJ,
Anna Mikoryak, 1850 South Electric.
Edna Meier l2747 Terry.
Virginia McAleer. 37i0 Edison
Dolores Miles, 1922 Meyers road
Grace Massey. 1906 Evergreen
Lilly Milne. 1929 Rosemont.
Jane Norkoski. 3244 Wesson.
Joan Younan. 743s Wyke&-----------
Mary Pressnell 1855 Clark
Grace Pulliam, 1s433 Norwood.
Marion. Prock. 1915 Tyler
Frances Pogats. $685. Faust.
Bertha Quick. 7415 Keller.
Florence Revelle. 336 Dragon.
Anastasia Szyndler. 3739 Thirty-hrst
lStephaua Szczepanik. 1886 Goidner
Dorothy Serut. 3345 Richton.
| Lyle Snyder. qs0s HAYES.
Lillian Sperling 3739 Gynn court.
Anna Socha. $3.50 Rutland
Lillian Smith. 12707 East Warren.
Mabel Tenbusch T4eo1 Young
Helen Thomas 1855 South Beatrice
1Karn7eyn wHrdT1f- $3.50 c-THffuutr---
Adlene Wash. 1925 Russell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Develop New Tire

With the hauling Of freight
by motor truck AT a new high
because Of defense activities, the
3. F. Goodrich Company an
nounces the addition of six new
tires built with rayon cords for
"stop- and-con trucking opera
tons. The new tires are added
. 10 the Store-Door Silvertown
line which features tires de-
signed for long mileage require
ments and with greater reserve
carrying capacity, the announce
ment said.
Use of the rayon cords permits
higher speeds than the -conNeH-
tional cotton-cord construction
IN specialized service such as
encountered by these thick
tread. large air-volume tires.
The new tires bear the deSig-
nation SD and are available in
sizes with load-carrying capac-
tiles of 2.200 10 4.S00 pounds.
replacing conventional size tires
ranging from the 750X20 to Tx
20, the company announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Auto
Buick Lobby Display
Gives Public Preview
OF Open House Week
By snER FREEMAN

While dealers arc getting
shovrooms dressed up for
their first Open House week
showing Of new models. starting
Saturday, Buick is doing a little
preliminary warming M at
the General Motors Building
A special display IN tho lobby
is drawing large crowds daily
and then transferring them
without effort into the larger
exhibit in the showroom off the
lobby. After seeing the lobby
models. the crowds seem 70 veer
naturally toward the other Buick
cars,
While no selling will be done
during the Open House week,
provision Is being made 90 give
road demonstrations for those
who are interested. Various
mechanical and styling features
VIII be pointed our without At
tempt to influence immediate
buying.
If the General Motors lobby
crowds are any indication, Open
House week is destined as a
smash hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to-
Alice May Burns from William Robsr
Marie Goodwill from Albert II.
Bernice Smith from Gordon
Leonor Villalabes from Vicente.
Mary Cito from Peter.
Helen Muehling from Anthony
Gladys Van. Allen from Walter.
Pearl f Kelly from William A.
Albert Singer from Grace.
Marie Teresa Klaus from Matthew ",
Rose Caplla from Gene,
Lillian Cook from Carl r
Clair l.. Barber from William M.
Ruth II. Dudley from Charles
Lillian NJ. Place from Russell
Helene X. Hewlett from Lucius p.
Helen NJ Nevison from Benjamin.
Henry Fuggs from Adeline.
William F. Meehan from Ruth p
-Eghert Van Eek from Katherine.
George Gerdjicoff from Nedela.
Clifton Ried from Ruby.
Mabel Zielinske from Raymond i.
Lena Saltwater from Howard.
Juanita Strickland from Walter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Marine News
DETROIT

UP Hewitt arrived rs p. m Monday
w. C. Msther Huron arrived A. NJ. c
TAYLOR f25. RavneJe cleared, sos
sam Morse $50. Youngstown 500; Fair
arrived SIS. Phil Mlnch. 20. Fair
mount cleared. Canadian 80, Westcoat
r 90. Campus 700. James Mazda arrived
$50, Queen CITY s 80; ingalls, arrived
a. Buckeye state 55 Reed 10 80
WILKINSON, 1928 Dah ke cleared,
l2.4o a m Winnipeg 1910, Tuesday
Farrell 1t8as Rarkhamstead Constitution
arrived 30. Norton, 3 Harvey. 30
scandret arrived secord krupp, 4; Bay
ton, AIS; Kendrck. 20 Young, 5'l5;
Oakwood cleared 5.55. Crudoi. $40,
Hagartv. So Nudge. $3.50 Butiercup-
FFueaftv arrived. : Tampico arrived,
= Nettieton $40. DonnacOna, $40; ca
madam cleared. $40. Mcpougall- Marsha,
DOWN - Buttercup- Frurelity cleared,
Remington sos p. m. Monday Eads-
H0uev Dahike arrived. go Covalt ar
rived. 4.50. Walters. 10; Peter Nhlte,
Nrrer7-E7f H. kttrrh-iry tirrffrrti 1H5 t'f'ff-
ner $50. Manuel 6t5A. Sierra, 40 (.
Fitch cleared $40 y. H. Taylor cleared
$50. Dunn Jr S,5A. Huron cleared, p,
r. r. Ouarries. Humrlck -Folcrofi cleared
$40. sultana, s;25 Consumer Power o'sd.
Frontenac. m. Hewitt cleared, i2 .2a a. m,
TUESDAY; OAkwood arrived, - 30; BUN
sen. l2-40; James-Maida cleared 10
Kerr NJ G. Smith, 3 w. G. Richardson
2.10 ingalls, cleared $3.50, Grape, S;oo
simcoliie a.0a. Trimhle IS Xandoc.
4 sO. Aipena cleared .05. Presque Isle
slA. Aueustus- 40 uhEiE-A-A04 Male
toal s.4S. Riverton 7:2S Maine arrived
Z .35, Chambers. arrived. s. Areturus' $50
SAULT STE. MARIE
International. $50 A. m. Monday;
G A. BLACK e:3o; bail Bros. Hennepin'
Lebanon. 10 Norway 1880. n. 7. EWig
~. ". p Palmer, II 30; Outarde, l p m. :
ford. 4; = r. Epson. 90, J. stanton >
Roberts Jr. ST r Tabln, steel Chemist
II. sam Maather Crete J j II Brown,
A r Wolvn r. G Hartwell
/ 30 A m. Tuesday Edmonton, ? pritam-
old. j. r Walsh 80. j. A. Hatfield 3 80
w A. MoGonagle 4 J. Lsughln' W. r.
schiller. Pegasus 3; Lavaldoc, 80.
DOWN G. Adams. Adriatic a. m.
Monday: I l.. Enwood, 1890 p. m a. s.
f4~rteiiv-- R-GiHies sir Nm Faair-
hsirn j. smeaton. u. NJ. Humphrey. Fort
vildoc. 4; Huronic. 5; j. Wood, B. F.
Mitchell, W. I. smith . 80 p m. r. p.
Rsnney. H. Phipps, s. G. Taylor, $50 :
n. Houghton, A. zeising. $50; 4. II. Fer
bert. c. II. Mccullough yr., $50; Jupiter
jay Morse, 10; Pontiac. n NJ. Hanna Jr
u 30 A. m. Tuesday Corvus. Cowle, 80;
r. r. Richardson. 3, Mcpherson, Wey-
burn, 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Defense Courses

Noncredit classes in % sub
iects are scheduled for The De-
troit area this Fall by the
College of Engineering of the
University Of Michigan AS part
Of the engineering. science and
management defense training
program under the sponsorship
Of the United States Office Of
Education. All class organiza-
-44aa- ils-are- charge of
the University Extension Ser
vice
Glasses will open on October
10 and IA, meeting from Z 10
g p. m. two evenings a week
for eight weeks, and will be held
az Highland Park Junior High
School, Glendale at Third. No
tuition fees are charged all
Institutional costs being borne
by the federal government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
BIRTHS

BOYS
BOYS were born 20
Mildred Aimgren. 5000 Bedford.
Martha Behnke. 1926 Lawton,
Lucille Breckner. 1927 Greinor.
Maryenr1a CUpIcha, 7236 stahelin.
Evelyn Coates. i4eis Tracey.
Frances Cadotte. 1885 Coplin
Jessie Chatlin. 1901 Glynn Court.
Betty Crane. 1891 n Morreu
Alma Dierolf, 1887 Herbert Centerline.
Mary Floied 1875 Twenty-second.
Anna Farkas STAG Burdeno
Annabele Gather 1903 Fairvew.
GLADYS Hunt T3fS Nelrose
Dorothy Hurley. 2i05 Field.
Bernadine Ingram f7l1 Trumhun.
Anna Jones. $40 superior.
Margaret Johns. 254 Beniieeu.
Marjorie Johnson 3026 w Kirbv
mildred KreEer. 1871 Thirty hrst.
Helen Kinkade 745l Woodward.
Louise kraska. 1925 Camden.
Rose Kuiik sq37 Keller
Gertrude Karevich 37R5 Thiriy-6rst.
susan Kanalos. $500 posrn
Thelma LePaEe. 1890 Belvidcre
Marion Lazarowlcz ~ r Savannah
Paolins lombard f245 Ternes Dearborn
Evelyn Muiadin. 1924 r. Warren
Lcona Niece 1875 Wilson. Lincoln Park
Alvonns NORM. 2oai clark
Jeanne Miglio. l5n6 Alter Ri.
Rachel Nance sat p. Kirby
Mildred Ortopan. a22R -Anass----- Dearborn
Margaret Pedlow. eq1p ptnehurst
Victoria Pschls. sot0 Bsrre,'.
Anna papiersN 320s Wesson
Catherine Puzzuon s035 Field
Helen Pr7ysieck 74fa Maple. Dearborn
Lillian Pauzer. 1919 Richton
Helen Ratyis ISIS Winona Highland Park
Vivian Seppaia. 1852 Hartweli
Margaret Sampson, $685. ROmevn.
Marie Sah0urin 1883 McKinstry
Ruth smith $50 Lincoln Blvd. Lincoln TX
Mary Skiha 1915 Lumpkin.
Cefta Trifsn 6sf5 MddieseN Dearborn.
Kathleen Walcott l5Spf Hoimur
Lillian Winters, 25f90 Telegraph. Birmng
ham
Msrrare, walker. $50 s. Lafayette. Dear
born.
GIRLS
Girls we're horn 20.
Ethel Allen 330s Fifteenth
celia Beresh. 1880 Westm0reand road.
Ida Blondv 1880 Roseiawn
Malvina BeckWith $50 Montcialr
Antonis BucceIat0. 1901 Eastwood drive
\ Grafioi Township
N eora B1rk psO3 pefUskcv
Lorraine Battle 6o3 81 Josafats court.
Mabel Butler 1853 Macomh.
Alma Campbell 2O27q Exeter
sophie Emmers 1884 pingree
L0rene Eskridge. 1913 West Grand bottle
ward
lean Friennc 73n1 West Chicago.
Oren Gronau 1885 Kccicr
Florence Gibbons. 1876 Ferris
Fern Horn -iT2a Pinrrre
lMsdalynns Hind, 23e2o Fordson drive
Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Strike a Day
To Protest Beating

AKRON. O.. Oct. Inns
The B. F. Goodrich Company and
its Akron subsidiary. the Miller
Rubber Company. were closed to-
daYhHL protest tfike-aS- the
United Rubber Workers Union
(CIO) charged that a union or
ganizer had been attacked and
beaten at the Goodrich Company
tire plant in Oaks. Pa.
Union officials promised that The
$4,000 workers affected by what
they termed-a- -.faretest-s4i1 tttttt4 owT7
would be instructed 10 return al
midnight tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Pontiac Service Schools

Schools fer the instruction Of
Pontiac dealers service mana
gers, mechanics. service sales
men, shop forpmen and lubrica-
ton men in all the details Of
construction and Servicing the
new 1912 Pontiac cars are being
held in all important cities Of
the company % zones during
the next 60 days. according 70
L. X. Marshall, general service
manager.
Schools VIII be conducted by
Pontiac zone service represen-
tatives supplemented in some in
stances by members OF the home
office service department staff
Later IN the Fail a series Of
carburetor and tune-up schools
for dealers service employees
will be held. The special coli
lision estimating and repair
schools that were lnaugurated
last year In eastern and midwest
zones will be continued and cx-
tended this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Naval Battle S
Victims Found
Inl.rns,loa.I ~. seI,Ioe oaeI,

FUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
Oct The bodies Of several sail
ors. presumably victims Of a naval
battle reported 10 have taken place
off tho coast Of Brazil near Mara
.rocy. were washed up on the beach
I'M the vicruity ef Barra Grande
today. according 10 q Brazilian Ma
uonal News Agency dispatch from
Maceio today.
The news agency said that Mara
cocv fishermen still are insisting
they heard me sound OF euntire
presumably between warShipS, of
the coast Friday night.
other persons were reported 10
have claimed that they saw search
lights indicating that at least four
WarShipS OF unknown nationality
we're hunting a possible MAJ! COM
merce raider.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Held in Sale of Liquor

Charged with selling a drink of
liquor TO vice squad investigator
in the Brown Bomber,s Chicken
Shack, although the establishment
has no license to sell liquor, Thurs
ton Mckinney, rs, of $50 East
Adams avenue. and 10 Hall. 244
East Hancock avenue, employees of
the shack, today were ordered
held for trial by Recorders Judge
Thomas M. Cotter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
LegIess WindsOrite
Killed by Automobile

Homer II. Richard, Sc, former
Windsor street car conductor who
made his way around on a small
wheeled platform since he lost his
legs in an accident, was killed
early to-day while crossing the
street at London and Bridge
streets, Windsor. He was struck
by the car of Victor Proeur, 26,
Of SGT Marentette street, who said
that in the darkness and rain he
failed 10 see Richard Richard
lived at -22S Josephine street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

N n Ross. Zs- MARY II. HocKenberry, -.
J4An Rostrck, 20. Doris Napoietano. 10.
Bishop Notion. 20; virgie NJ Robinson. Is.
Val Diebold. %: Madelon Learmouth. So,
Leonard McLaren 81; Shirley Smith, 81.
Michael r. Lang. IS; Rosemary Vernier.
90
John stempier. 81: Caroline Wiktorski. 21
Frederick q. Gillespie. ~; Marie G. Mar
Richard E. Bssano. rs: Edith McAughey,
Car Bales. rs: Georgia Thompson. IS.
james A. Lee. SO. Beatrice Boyd. S.
Lester Hawk 80; Margaret ~. Hunt. 30.
William Hewlett. 10; Margaret Wilson. 10,
John woJnar, 30 Eugenia Knohks5 81.
Jos Wykrent, %: Helen Pedery. %
Julian A. Porter. % Louise Asfout, u.
Frank Antecki. %: Helen MlynarsA. 20.
Never Mossok. 40 Sylvia Talcove. 81.
-sam-- Hatfrid; %; N0rrra f,zTlKs' ~.
Albert Nave 20; Florence he Yonker. 20.
Vaino vehko. "a Hilda Scherer. 10.
Anthony Gregory, Al: Leons Cicala, 80.
Harry Williams rs Fueena fletcher, 2b.
James steen, Is; Elizabeth NJ. Martin 70.
Harry Kurth. 20; Dolores Richmond. n.
Richard Keen, % Marie r. Green, 90
Bernard L. scheible, %; Evelyn L. Robin
son. II.
Ralph Wonders, ~; Ava NJ. Barton. 81.
David Warren. 20; zelsstine Brock. IS.
Armand Chiaravalli. q Alba Bora. Is
Valentine Blake, II, Georgia Barnes. Is
Robert S Miner. "a Beverly T. Belvin. 81.
Robert A. Collard, 90 Naomi A. Torrens,
Charles Deschutter. %: Mildred Wilson,
Michael csdz. "a; Anne Jednak. 20
Norman H. McDallis. 23' Helen M Nc
Gee. 20.
Michael Lucas Jr.. rs; Helen ]. Petrokas
10
clyde Hughey. 81: Betty satterlee. IS.
Wilbert Foster so. Edith Bradley ~.
Clarence ]. Guralczy. 81: Helen P. Kra-
lisz. %.
Archie Z. Pournee, "a; Marie f. schnei.
Joseph Fuoco. 20; Elizabeth Scott, Is
Emmett J. Roach. IS: Frances L. Walton.
Paul Page. 20 Moreno Warren. 10
Melvin Chamberlain. Is; Edna Chamber
Lauren David Raw. 10; Mildred A. Boil.
George McFaul. 81: Lucreta Gndea. 30.
Charles W Brown, p Ruby AFTER, 10.
joseph Alderman, 81. Lorraine Crawford
t-2f
/ Donald Kinsler, %; Pauline f Tayior, II
Harand X, Charter. %; Gertrude NJ
Hugh F. MaRsr % Alice G. Biercs. a.
Edward l.. Gabrielle. % Patricia NJ. Car.
Carl Cook, 80: Marguerite Dsnowsh. Is
Donald o 2 Elsey. 2s Marguerite f. Retz-
Henry J. Tishe. IS; Cecilia A. Ballard
Donald F. Orr a. Genevieve V. PORTER,
Walter 3. McElmurry, 10; vonna J, Van.
clayton Empson. 81: Kathleen Reno. u.
Paul Kemp, 81 Joyce NJ. wilkins. %.
Leonard J Rathjczak, % Emerence
Ralph a. Braik. 81; Esther Yankee, 81.
Henry Hedund 20. Dorothy Coll 90
Dojald r. scates, % llene v Ware, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
DEATHS

Katarzina Rurka, 1902 Roby place II.
Louis Heussner, 1905 Fleming, ~
Mary Grace CORY. Port Huron. IL
Glen +. Smith, Romeo. so.
Luise Dengler. 1927 Saginaw 81.
Mary Qninlan Cassidy. 4545 w. Outer
drive, SIS.
Iaawiea Kalak. s475 DeBuel. go.
Samuel Radick spa Conner, So.
Mary Ann Maclorowski 1854 Sparling, l.
Raymond Reginald Booker. ei13 Mcmillan,
RAYMOND DeHetre. 77s wheelock. AZ.
John Young 1895 Seebaldt. 40.
Minnie Krakow. 10006 Broadstreet 81.
Sarah Adelberg, 1882 Broadstreet. 81.
William Gross, 1900 Taylor. AZ.
George F. Slater. 64i4 Heyden, 81
Florre Thompson. 1s50s Russell, 81.
Maxine Yoanda orange. e42o Twenty
Pompy " SHEPPARD. e1s East Ferry. rs.
Louis Eek 4s5h Maxwell 80
Martha Herold, 2e2s West Philadelphia. ~
Mabel Kehbe 1922 Brentwood East, 40
Lumina scheire. 1922 Fourth. 81.
John Adam Ackermann. 225O Leslie 80
william Finis Glass. 2906 +. Jefferson, IS.
Henry Dave, Calumet. SO.
Amelia T Repp,. 1902 Crane, 81.
Robert Peters. 2940 Waterloo. ~.
sarah Lewis. 22l2 Mullett so.
James w. Adams 927 Adeline. 81
Anna Gglio, 1882 schoenherr road, ~
Adela Stewart Lane. Laneden. rs.
Agnes Miodynsh. i7iI 81. Auoin, ~.
Mary l. seiinske 1884 Fifteenth. S..
Rosario IiVigni i0242 Goodwin. 81
John r. Brien. i4eos Wisconsin u.
George Ernest sylvester, Ida, Mich, go
Paul Setiock 7i35 strong. 81.
DEATHS
cornela Doctor Davis 2oi27 Indiana, 10.
Silas r. Norton 4SA Navahoe, 50.
Nelson Holloway 5ii3 Tnlman, 81.
Frank Jstczak. 5ise Campbell 70.
William Allen Harper. 5O0b Vancouver. 81.
Margaret oNeal, 1877 East Alexandrine,
Is
Patrick 7. Hughes, eosi Monica. 81.
Anna Hradesky. 2755 Carter Il,
Alexander Budney. 1926 South Morrow
Circle, Dearborn, 81
Georgia Jones. 1895 sherman, as.
Ella Mae Matthews. 1891 Orleans 81.
Margaret Brown. 243i Fourth. 30
Ignaey Jaroszewski. 32iO Norwalk Ham.
Eun a,sN PARKS ,s2 Watson. ~.
George Zurvitz sr., 1926 Marx, 50.
Lillian Glover 1889 Cameron s.
Ezalda 81 Onge 1850 Marvin, Inkster, 50
John Lang. go East Bethuns So.
Ar0n Suck 1888 Burdeno. p
Andrew Clark. 500 ST Antoine. IS.
Patrick Flanagan. fl06 Cas-. 81.
julius Porath 74i5 LaSalle. IS.
William Wallace Gambler. 1875 Rosemont
Ernest Dennis Perez. 1919 wenand. /.
iNelma Xost 1880 Ferguson. 81.
| Willie Gray Thompson. 229 East Palmer
43
Maggie Smith 1906 Joseph campsu. rs.
Bennie williams 1892 East Lafayette, s.
/ Betty Bernucci t1626 Woodward, a.
Emil n Roedding 1929 Prairie. es
4 William y. Drieves 1885 Infantry, 50.
Adrllnc D0ss. 1924 Cavalry. ~
} Ladlslaus NJ Purcell 1877 Wills IS
Eva NJ Theisen. i2ieS Manor. 80.
\ Isaac T'zk0witz 20f7 West Euclid -.
Barbara Flesher, 1912 Howard.
months
IHnaire crete. 2sst fonefeilov. IS
Martha Fabcf 35f2 GRAY. SO
Frank Edmund Meredith, $500 West Chi
raEn. As
Anna Biernat $3.50 Fischer A.
Wanda Beckett siiS Midland ~
Edward Buss, 1880 Riverside Drive 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Nap i'm Grave
fwo Children, 3, Found
by Caretaker

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Two
3-year-o1d children were found
sleeping in an open grave AT St
Anthony's Catholic Cemetery to-
day. They had crawled into the
grave for fun and gone 10 sleep.
Cemetery Custodian Matt Kline.
who found Richard Lundquist and
Stanley keim, asked
Weren't you afraid OF
speoLS 90
NAV, there amt no such
things" one Of the. children
replied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
CATANIA BOMBED
Daughter Killed by Car

GRAND RAPIDS. oct. II
Nancy Lou Harvey. 3, died n
Butterworth Hospital Of injuries
received when~s she fell under the
wheels OF a car being backed from
the driveway by her mother, Mrs.
kenneth Harvey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
Detroit Poultry

Market ufsk hens stffaEf rlr lfr
leghorn hsrf Irt and 1Nc r.lFs
1910 rock springer average rlr 4.r.
.sEncrn fprrEers 1ir. to1nF hon ilrsasF
30 Ihr and lr CSC young trm tlrkf.s
~ bs 14c 1uckF shlfe its ard ur
1sC Ceest 1fc
EsGs-Nsrkst rfu Current receipts
1seJ gnctEEfades, ~ q 25c-