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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Milk Strike
Temporarily Off

Fred w. Meyer. president mana ger
VI the Michigan Milk Producers AsSO-
cation, has requeS I'd the 10000 farm
erS supplying milk To the Detroit area
milk market through his association to
refrain from cutting off The supply of
milk until arbiterS. now hearing "A
price dispute between producers and
distributors. have had time TO Judge
the alter"
Meyer said he believes the aSsOcia-
ton members. who last week threaten
ed 10 withhold milk from this district
unless local dealers boost their bulk
prices. would reconsider their threat
III view of the fact the United States
Is now ut war and Detroit is vital
defense area of the nation Arbitra-
ton of the dispute began today be
fore Il five man board named by both
factions
In Il letter Ia the 10000 farmer
me mber>. who furnish 80 per cent of
The milk consumed in Detroit. Meyer
said:
You no doubt know that following
the action of the recent delegates
NEE ting the sales committee. through
its price committee. submitted the
price matter 10 arbitration. The arbi
traitors are now hearing testimony and
his morning requt Sted us To call to
your attention that the United States
of America is at war and that you. rs
good citizens. should not do anything
to interrupt the supply of milk NOW
coming To this vital defense area until
the arbitratOr> had had an OppOrtun-
lily Ia Judge the matter.
Il am appealing Ia you as good
Americans To support the action of
your delegates and Your sales com
mittee and heed the request of the ar
bitraiion committee 10 keep the milk
coming"
Meyer said he feels certain the as
ISOLATION membership will lend their
patriotic support" Ia the request of
'he arbitratOrs. Meyer. however. said
he obviously could not speak for ri
val organization of producers 1.-THE
United Dairy Farmers who have call
ed milk strike effective December
10. The UUF. Meyer said. has no re-
cogniZef bargaining rights in Detroit
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Dig Increase in
Telephone Service

What the national defense program
and resulting industrial upSpurt have
done To Michigan's telephone service
is reflected in the telephone statistics
for November. just released by the
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
TIM figures show that through No
vember the company has gained 101,-
176 telephones since the first Uf The
year, an all Thine high for the Michi-
gan company and comparing with t..
$50 during the same period OF 1910.
Company officials anticipated an in
crease of close to 10000 for the full
l. mOlHIls of 1941
During November. also. new local
telephone call records were set, the
daily average over all of the com
panys telephones being 1915, 703,
cOmIar red with an average Of 1, 40S. $40
i'm November. 1910 The oOnsany's
daily average Of long distance calls
reached a peak of 1885 sduring No
vember. 1871, compared with q d4ily
average Of 6S.6S0 in November, 1910.
According To W. f. BARLEY, mana
ger for the company, if such an in
crease H demand COR inueS in the
face of rising material shortages, the
Michigan Bell may find it difficult be-
fore long in providing service where
and when needed at some Of 4
points il serves.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
mail 'EN EARLY
WYANDOTTERS URGED

Early mailingS of Christmas cards
and Es,ckageS are requested by Posi-
master Adam Przyhyl>ki During the
holiday season the voum Of mail III
Wyanl0ute increases from $40 20 6W'
ger cent. Prey bylski explained. Such
an Increase means tiEll Christmas
cards and packages can all 10 deliver
ed only if the public cO-VpcIriteS by
mailing early enough that the rush
is spread over IL l,Iger period.
The ISOS master Il lSO states that large
numbers Of Christmas greetings, mail
ed i'll lmSeIled envelopes at the third
class rate Of postage. ART disposed OF
as Waste each year because they arr
unbelievable rs ADDRESSED, due To re
nlOval Of the addresSee or - her cause.
Such greetings are n,d entitled To the
free fOrwa riding privilege accorded
those mailed LII sealed envelopes at
the first class rae and. consequently
the >AnderS in many cases IL yer know
that The. greetings were not received
by thc addr, sSee. This would not o.
cur if the greei ngS were mailed in
sealed envelopes III The first class
rate.
First class mail il suggested for
holiday greeting cards btNauS,. when
SO sent the greetings may be- sealed
and contain written messages not 9th
crwiSe permitted. tin refore having q
personal appeal which of course. il
more highly appreciated 10y the reciIl
tents. Such greetings are dispatched
and delivered first. given directory
service. and if necessary, forwarded
without additional charge.
Extension Of Saturday Hours
Saturday hours at tbs. p0>toffit-
money order window and Sal. Of de
fcnse bonds and stamps will be- ex-
tended 10 : pm. Sale of stamps and
parcel pos windows will be- nIr n nm
ill pm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
.Motorist Held
for Examination

Following the death of Frank Du
prey. fatally injured in an automobile
accid, ut on November ~, Ralph Haas
~. of .t6 Spruce street. has been held
for examination oIi December - Oh
charge of leaving the - ne 81 an accl-
dent.
Duprey. with his wife was crossing
Oak street at Elf h Wien me! Were
struck 10y Il car driven ny Haas Both
husband and wifi were taken To The
Wyandotte General hospital. whcrr
MIR. Duprry expired cola December ).
Haas did no. stop at The time OF tn
accident. but % minutes later visited
police |hraduuartrrS and SAID That he
Thought he had struck some hing.
The motoriSt MIS- arraisned before
Justice Roy Coumrr last Saturday
and charged with leaving The scene Of
an accident. lie God mute and Il plea
of NOT guilfy was entered for him. He
was placed under $500 bond t" ap-
pear for examinations
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
SOUTHWESTERN DEANERY
HELD QUARTERLY MEETING

Southwestern Deanery held its quar-
terly meeting on Tuesday evening,
December > at st. Francis Navier hall,
EcOrSe, with Mrs. James o. DOlan pre-
siding. The meeting WAS opened with
prayer 10 Our Lady of Good Counsel,
followed by welcome by Very Rev.
Dean Tobias Norm. Hospitality chair
man. Mrs. John &. Catalan. who had
each person register upon arrival, re-
ported - affiliations were represented
by about 60 women and five priests.
81. Mary Magdalene, of Melvindale,
and Sacred Heart, Of Crosse lie, both
Of whom have been long absent from
meetings. were among those represent.
ed.
Present also were Rev l.. Barrett,
f Holy Redeemer; Rev Ferdinand
n ICnuet of st. Elizabeth. WyandOtte;
REV. Leo LinSenmeyer Of ST. Joseph,
WyandOtte; Rev. George Pare. Sacred
Heart. Crosse lie; and spiritual dir
ectOr, Rev. James j. OMara, Of De-
trOit.
Very interesting committee reports
were given. Deanery legislative chair
man. Mrs. Arthur LaCOurse. reported
on equal rights amendment. Letters
were read which had been received
from the Hon. Earl Kitchener in re-
spOnse TO protests sent in against the
amendment Good results were shown
in the request for individual protests
against the amendment.
Miss Laura DOlan, ShrineS chair
man. gave an interesting report on
her program. especially stressing
Christmas cribs and q day of recOllec-
sion. The Deanery voted To hold day
of recollection sometime in February.
They also voted TO sponsor the Christ.
mas crib for the Ford navy service
school. Mrs. George Moore. youth
chairman. reported on the results OF
the youth institute, and again urged
appointments Of youth chairmen and
sponsors.
Mrs. ii. Dee Mccullough, the guest
speaker. gave an inspiring and beauti-
full report on shrines i'm the home, and
Of graceS which have been received
through this devotion.
Htev. James O'Mara spoke briefly,
bur interestingly After the closing
prayer. Mrs. James Adams and her
committee Mrs. lila Farley, Mrs Roy
Spavitt. and Mrs. Joseph Frasier. from
st. Francis Xavier parish served an
enjoyable lunch from n table arranged
with autumn appointments.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Christmas Concert
Sunday Afternoon

The eleventh annual Christmas con
cert of the WyandOtte Choral society
will b. lR.ld in Roosevelt high school
auditorium next sunday afternoon at
i O'Clock. The sucit Y will he assisted
10y the Junior Choral society.
Opening the program will be the pro
cessional ".Ad ste Fidcli>" The Choir
al society will then sing christmas
Snow. by Grieg. with Kathleen Jose
~, ~oloi~t The two societies will unith
for We Watchers and Ee Holy Ones. .
followed 10y "ID How the Rose" by
Pratlariu>. sung by the Senior Choral
soci,ly and Ave Maria. by Schubert
SUNG by both organizations.
The program will continue with As
Joseph Was Walking" by Oldrayd.
sung by he Senior Choral, Angels
and Shepherds" 10y Dickson. sung by
the two choirs. and GLORY BE to God, -
by PergaleSi. sung by the Senior Choir
al. in which solo trio will include
Ruth Liddle. AXie DrOuillard and
Gretchen Ashley. The Junior Choral
will sing Virgin Slumbpr Song" and
the Senior Choral will render Gaia
lUnian Christmas Song and Flower
inS Manager by Buck. The IwO chOirS
will sing 'Elnittc Spiritum Tuum." by
Schuctky and christmas Lullaby" by
Warren TIE program will close with
tn, rrceS>ional. Joy To the World.
Scripture readings by The Junior
Choral society will be given during
the program.
H. Lyle Lyon is director and Mrs
F. W FroStic accompanies of the Sen
iur Socicty Miss EleanOre Bennink il
director of the Junior society.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
EXPIRES AFTER
LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Winefred Wolfe. 81. died al
the WyandOtte General hospital De
c,ember 4. after a lingering illness
Her home was at 321 SecOnd street
She leaves her husband Marion. one
son. Raymond of Dcorse, and daugh-
.ers Mrs. James Todd Of Wyand0tff
.rd Mrs William Mcqueen OF Ply
month The funeral was from the
Nix,0 funeral bnme klsd Saturday
Rey G.. III. Severance Of st. Stephen
p,i,coral church conducting the Ser
- Rurial WAS in Michigan Memoir
i,l rrmi+Pry.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Council Dolng5
Tuesday NIGH

Nine new ordinances. or amend
menLS to existing ordinances, were
PASSED the ord, r of SECOND reading. al
the nteulnS of the Council TUESDAY
night. The ordinances cover licensing
vi amusement vices, regulating fu
mISatiOn. garbage, licensing f0ou
stores, 10 regulate the operation of We
hIclcS, providing for inspection of ell L
ulcal wiring, splitting on sidewalks
aud u her public places. registration
AMI operation of bicycles, and regula
u"n % restaurants.
Five bids wen, received for the Dur
chase of strap copper wire and SCRAP
IRON, us advertised by the Municipal
Service Commission. The bids, whici.
We're r. ferred Ia the Commission. were
lN'm Wnodmere Scrap Iron and Meta
Company of Detrof;. Altus junk yard
julius Cohen. Down River Scr.ip Iron
ami Metal Company. all of Wyandotte
al't the Great lakes Scrap Iron aud
Metal Company of River Rouge. Nor
us Blrnbaum, i'll Il letter To the Coun-
I'll. declared in November he waS fur
hlShcd Il bill Of sale. for he Junk in
vUlNcd
The sum of 500 was appropriate q
from the contingent fund, to 20 toward
Il fund To provide Il Christmas token
Tor The boys in the service of The Uni
ttd StiIleS armed fore, :. The apprO-
pT1aliUn was made upon the request of
Editor Clarence. a Liebelt, of tht
WyandO te News.
The Edward L. IIe;idman post of the
American Legion, in IL communication
addressed to Mayor Louis w. Benin.
defense cO-OrdinatOr for the city of
Nyaldotte. announcing it's readiness
10 cooperate i'll any Wa! III the nation
al emergency
The Knights Of Columbus were Civ
Ell permission 10 follow their custom
Of rec. ut years, by erecting Il crib on
the grounds If the city hail.
The Beverage Dist ribul ion CUmlEiIIN
al 2t20 Van AlStync boulevard. was
granted SDM beer and wine lie, IfSe
City Clerk Lawrence D. LaCourse
WAS authorized To solicit bids for the
furnishing Of five automobiles for the
police department.
Approval wslS given for the payment
Of S1.213O6 in general bills. truck
hire of $;s,S.7;I. ami IHyrollS of 81
IS1OS
The Municipal Service Commission
was requested To- provide wat.r and
lighting for the municipal skating
rink ut Pennsylvania avenue and
Twentieth street
Gclthe Brothers were awarded the
contract for furnishing Dodge truck
tu the city at price of 500 plus
rade in.
The Volunteers of America were
granted permission Ia conduct their
Christmas activities in the City.
The sum Of $1,000 was transferred
Ia the Park department, for the main
telE,me Of eight public skating Kinks.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Father {. 7. Dolah
BUR- ed "Wednesday

Rev christopher T.. Dulan. chaplain
~ -. JuScph'S Home for The Aged,
died in 1T. MaTy'S hospital 1T Detroit
Fast IA urday night. IL was III wears
1f age and Il native of Wylnd"!t' u
SON of tile late MIR and Mr.. I"hh
l'"lan. He leaves TWO brothers. lam, :
'"lan of WyandOtte and Edward DO
fln of Dctroit. aud Il sister Miss
Laura Dulan of Wyandottt.
Father Dolan was ordained rs years
Ago. He had served ~ pastor OF
churches i'm Port Huron and Milford
l'efurr his appointment To the Home
for Aged.
The remains were brought Ia the
family home al Sb NinrwOOd avenue.
later To 81. Patrick church To lie in
State until the funeral services on
Wednesday morning Burial WAS i'm
Al Carm, cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

sunday morning. III The First PRO.
kyterian church. communion s..ryi,.,
will be hth. wi b reception Of p,...
members and baptism of children
Al the evening service Tho oua.,
speaker VIII John w McCacktn. who
is in charge of young peoples work in
the state of Michigan. His subject will
r. "A De-Natured Holy DAY"
The young people chorus IF twont :.
voices will sing. and the young naorls
will participate in other paris If rho
service
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Taylor School
Boy Killed

While al empting to board school
bus. at Telegraph road and Chestnut
street on Monday. a even.year.old
boy. Donald Heck Of 2+lOO Chestnut
street. Taylor township. was struck
by a truck driven by kouiS Lemki. ~
1892 Goddard road.
The boy was brought 10 The WAN
dOtte General hospital. but was found
% be- dead Oh admission.
state police at once began an juveS.
tigatiOn of the accident.
The body was shipped from .h,.
Nixon funeral hOme on Tuesday tn,
burial ut Hart. Mich.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Winter Road
Maps Are Here

The state highway department has
Just issued its new winter edition of
the official Michigan highway map.
The cover has been designed TO sym
Dolize the highway partment'S func-
ZION IN relation to na tiOnal defense
new feature on he reverse side
along with the directory of winter
Is an animated winter sports map
sports activities i'm Michigan. Winter
sports in Michigan have become tire
mendously popular during the past few
years. The purpose Of the map and
directory i To familiari7P Michigan
and outs ate motorists with the lOca-
tinnS and facilities 0f Michisan'S ont
standing winter sports areas.
n !nEG ~ the supply lasts. Il 'Upy
al the nrw inHu may BE- received vi; b.
"a '',H= 81, T., herald office
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Sendoff Planned
for January Draftsss

\ farewell party for WyandOtte
draftccs who will be called to The col
ors in January. is being planned by
the Veterans Council Of the city. Fred
Harrington, Il past commander II the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Is chairman
of the committee making arrang. ments,
the other members being Henry Smith
of the Marine Corps League, Dan Co
hen Of the Jewish war veterans and
Chris MaghielSe Of the Purple Heart.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Love Affair
Leads TO Shooting

a shooting. said TO have resulted
from two men seeking the favor of the
same woman. landed Arthur Zulkey of
JG Cherry street in jail last week
Wednesday.
The shooting occurred at the home
Of Bessie Cassidy. $40 Cherry street,
when Richard Schwartz. IL, Of Fifth
street. encountered Zulkey. who is A
years of age.
Schwartz, seriously injured by a
bullet wound I'M the abdomen. was
taken To the WyandOt;e General hos
pital by sister
The shot. police investigation indi-
rated. was fired by Zulkey
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Draftees Expect
Early Recall

~ Il result of the war against the
United safes started by Japan. Wy
andOtte drIfteeS released from the
army under the 2S-yearS-Old order. are
looking forward To an early reSump-
tiuu of military duty
President Roosevelt will probably
ask for extensive changes in the draft
Jaw and The first step. perhaps. will
he The recall to military service of
men between ~ and b years of age.
All soldiers and sailors away on
furlOugh were summoned % return to
their camps at once.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
String Ensemble
Busy These Days

The Philharmonic String ensemble
Jack Downing. conductor. is airing
in quite few musical programs with
fine success these days. The group is
making quite a name for themselves
and WyandOtte.
They appeared at TIN 2auh anmver-
Sary program given by the River
Rouge Wrnen's club. November .
with the WyandUtte Orpheus club in
Detroit Last Friday. and the special
guests at the Christmas concert at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church he
tI,i December IL.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
ELECT R|C|TY
USERS GET
O'' REBATE

Again ili, MuniciDaI Service Com
mission presents users of electricity in
Wy8Ildastte with a ten Der cent r.bat,..
"l their bills for the fiscal year end
IHg September 80. 1911
The present. coming Opportunely at
IhrIStma> time. was nt uu' last Fri
oFly To S.OG customers of the citS
lfant. and |tnialrd approximately so,
III
Wyandotr i extremely fortunate
~ having an electrical plant which.
heSld' : being self sustaining j. able Ia
grant frequent rebates Lea its over
N.ON customers
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIAT.n>.
TO MEET TUESDAY EyEE,>,c

The Parent-Tearher Association n
the Mckinley school will hold ! moo.
ing next Tuesday. December I. TIA.
subject for discussion will he "ca',
Will Toward Men" a membcr's 49,"
gram. H">tC>Sc> for the ,scosi,,, ~,
be- Mrs. Arthur Norm. Mrs Sta,',u
CznriIra and Airs Raymond MINI,
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
WILLIAM j. CASSWELI.

William j. CaSSwl died at his
home, 2H Perry place, December ,.
He is survived by his wife, Mary;
daughters Ruby. Marion and Joyce;
bro her. Robert, and sisters, Mrs Mar
tina LOetling and Mrs Anna Wilmuth
of this city.
The funeral took place from 3f}3
Twentieth Stred December s. Rsv.
richards officiating. Burial was in
BloOmdale cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Will Bowl for
Charity's Sake

Al Prarc : Recreation on Maple
street. tomorrow night starting at
o'clock there will be bowling match
between Str0hS bowling team. with
joe Norris. and he (fOrecki Royal bar
team. Tickets are on sale at 81 cents.
The proceeds will go To the WyandOtte
GoOdfcllOW fund
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Speeding Alibi Fails

David Newman. Cleveland. ex-
planned a speeding charge against
him by saying complex forced
him to drJyetast when passing Gem
eteries. Judge William. J. McDer-
mott said he had meyer heard of the
complex and assessed Newman q
fine Of SIS.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Goodfellow Sale
Of Papers Tomorrow

The annual newspaper sale con.
Quoted by the Wyandotte GOodfellows,
10 raise funds for Christmas cheer
for the needy. will start AT noon to-
morrow saturday..
This splendid enterprise deserves
the hearty support of every citizen.
Many deserving people. To whom the
holiday season might otherwise be de-
void Of pleasure. will be the benefi.
Charles of the money raised tomorrow.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12

JOSEPH MARKEY

Funeral services were held AT ST.
Joseph church, Tue sday morning, for
Joseph Markey. Of Maple street. Mr..
Markey died at the Herman Kiefer
hospital i'll Detroit on Thursday morn
ing Of last week. He leaves his wife,
and two sisters. Agnes and Maude,
who live in Detroit
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Lorsnz Funeral
Occurs Today

/ Herman LOrenz. al. died at the
William Seymour hSah'al III lHirOlt
Un Tuesday. Surviving are the Ioibw
iIg bNttherS srnd sisters: Mrs. Henry
S:llauInbulg. JOhll, August. MIS- Had-
tie Liddle. Thu funeral VIII taGt place
from the Thon funeral home onday
E'rida - At pm, Rev William F. A.
simon uf NJ. Jnhn church conducting
tbe services. Imernk1r will be in
Wnotlnler> cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Mayor Names
Defense Committee

Mayor Louis W. Behm has appoint
Ell Il committee of three Councilmen to
uct i'll The organization If a civilian
defense program i'll llR city The mem
berS of the committee are Councilman
Ford Wagar chairman. ana Council
ntu George {. Behm and Ernest b.
Schultz.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
MORE WYANDOTTE
SOLDIERS GO SOUTH

Fort Custer. Mich.-PrivateS Albert
A. Seely and Philip Kappa. Of Wyan>
dOtte. recently indicted into the army,
have been transferred with group Of
200 Selectees 70 infantry rcplacement
training center. Camp Croft South
Carolina. for training at that station.
The group made the trip in special
train
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
Music Day for
Tuesday Study Club

December Is has been designated as
music day by the Tuesday Study club.
AT It's regular mpt ting to be held in
the Congregation church al > 30 in
the afternoon, there will be organ solos
by Miss Eleanore Bennink. and IA vocal
ems mble under her direction. Mrs.
Luella Schroeder. president Of the De
trOit Story TellerS' League. will con
tribute Il Christmas story
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12
TRENTON WOMAN DIES
AT ODDFEI-LOWS' HOME

Mrs Sarah E. Rlige. ~. died n the
tusIdfelnSs' home at Jackson. Mich.
n.a>ember >. She WAS a member "f
Tronton dscbeka,hs and 81. Stephen 5
Ls,lssussl church Funeral services
,ve,,. conducted Ivy Rev. G.. III. Sever
.,uc,, of st. NJ tJll.-I.'> Episcopal church
- tn, Nixon funeral h1.Iut Monday
.rt,.rn,.nn RuI'ia! was n i:i""nialt
I,.t .utN %.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-12


pany. who have been employed by the
company for six months or more
y SiX-year old boy, Robert Tetre-
.lult of 80 Fifth street was taken To
the WyandOtte General hospital Sun
day for treatment of head injuries
sustained when he fell from bicycle
The sewing CLASSES at Roosevelt
nigh school are making 100 or more
stockings. which latter will be filled
with candy. nuts and fruit. together
with IL present. and be given to child
ren III orphan homes and other inSti-
buttons.
This afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
u L. Martin. 1872 Second STIR ct, the
Past MatrOns' club Of WyandOtte
chapter. Order of Eastern Star, will
hohl l>Ot-luck luncheon aud Christ
mas party.
The Junior Child Study club met in
the city hall club rooms Tuesday af-
|jernOon. Ruth Barnes. of Michigan
state Normal college, gave an address
on Michigan Folklore.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Wagner. of 394
Kings highway. have been entertain
ing the latterS mother. Mrs. q. w.
kitSman of EaS Jordan.
Harriet HarwOOd Of Detroit gave a
talk on New Books, Games and Re
lords for Christmas Gifts" at meet
ing of the Senior Child Study club,
held i'll the city hall club rooms on
Monday afternoon
Chapter Az. PE.O.. will hold Il
Christmas party at its meeting next
"Wednesday.
Many of our readers will remember
Mrs. Il. v. Anthony of Cleveland. who
lived in WyandOtte for many years
Mrs. Anthony celebrated her eighty
sixth birthday on Tuesday OF this
week. Despite the fact that she has
rot been here for long time. She
Still takes keen interest in Wyan-
Gnttr happenings.