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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-24
MEMBERS OF TERRI. WELFARE
 BOARD MEET AT FAIRBANKS

All members of the Alaska Territorial Welfare Board except ing Gov. E. H. Gruening, chair man of the board, met in Fair banks recently in the first ses- sion of the board to be held out side of Juneau. Director Russell c. Maynard met with the board. After some discussion the board adjourned to await the arrival of he governor, who arrived too late for the first session.
 Members of the board present were J. Walmer, of Juneau; Mrs. H. H. McCutcheon of Anchorage; Howard Lyng of Nome and J. G. Rivers of Fairbanks. Mrs. Me Cutcheon and MT. Lyng arrived in Fairbanks over the week end and MT Walmer and Director Maynard arrived Friday.
 Members of the board and Mir. Maynard were guests of the joint meeting of the Chamber of Com merce and the Rotary C ub at the Model Cafe at noon Wednesday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-24

ings while they are here, and offer every opportunity for them to form every possible public con tact while in the city.
 Russell G. Maynard, Director of the Alaska Territorial Public Welfare will continue on to Nome on the Tuesday mail plane.
 Fairbanks NeWs-Miner
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-24
Directors Report

A report of the activities of the Alaska Department of Public Welfare was made to the board by Russell G. Maynard, Director of the Department, covering the six months period April l to September 30, 1941.
 The report covers expenditures for Old Age Assistance, Mothers A loWances, Board of Childrens Guardians, and relief.
 Under the Old Age Assistance program the Department of Pub lie Welfare now furnishes as sistance to l,566 persons in the Territory with an average month ly grant of $29.16. During the period from April to Septem- Der 30, 194l, a total of $269, ,638.- 50 was expended for Old Age Assistance. Of this amount S132,- 582.25 was in the form of grants from the Federal Government and $137,049.25 was supplied from a Terri fund. The Terri. ap- propriated at its 1941 Legislature the sum of $66O,OOO for the 194l- 43 biennium. There now exists 8 balance in this appropriation of $529,08484 as of September 30.
 During the six months ending September 30 of the 1941-43 bien nium there was expended for gen
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03

Robert Hallock spent Saturday
in Ypsilanti on business and late
in the afternoon visited his father
Frank Hallock.
Kenneth Briggs visited a sick
friend in st Joseph's Hospital, Ann
Arbor, Sunday afternoon.
Dale Lyon and Charlie Sampler
attended the football game in
Ann Arbor Saturday afternoon
Sunday visitors and dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs FranE BIOS
sey were Mr. and Mrs Walter
Schirmer. Dearborn. and VIII
Blossey, Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Robbins.
Milan, visited Mr. and Mrs Edward
Foss and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Foss
and Donald Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hess and chill
dren visited Mr. and Mrs Earl
jewell and chicken, near Oakvilie.
Tuesday evening.
Mr. ana Mrs frank BtUssFy- VIZ
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pashcke.
near Willis. Sunday evening.
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S. W. augusta Neuus

John attended church services In
Ypsilanti Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs James. Edwards.
London, visited Mr.. and Mrs Rob
ert Tomilson sunday and We're
luncheon guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Imhoff and
John. and Nancy Szaho spent sun
day at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter +. Johnston and family and
were dinner guests.
Mrs. Ralph Green and daugh-
tiers, Monroe, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry VANITY Tuesday afternoon.
Visitors and dinner guests Sat
urday OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
VANITY were their children, Olin,
Lansing. who spent the week end
here. Mr. and Mrs Earl VANITY,
I Trenton, and Mrs ffffcftrtet eTrcrff
and daughters, Sharon and Elain,
Monroe.
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I port lot Of things" The police
man took Clarkson's arm in a grip
not to be ignored and showed him
into the back seat of the limousine.
I'm sure these two gentlemen will
be glad to donate their car to the
cause of Justice"
Up to then Clarkson had not no
ticed the two occupants Of the rear
seat. In only an instant he was
slung between them, the officer
hoped in beside the chauffeur and
they began rolling swiftly uptown.
Gentlemen" the captive snort
ed derisively, looking at his two
fellow travellers.
They looked back, silent and
without expression. Brutes OF men
with fierce, misshapen faces, Clark
son wished he had kept quiet. New
ertheless, he rallied when they
parked before Vernon Stones Office
building, directly back Of the ma
room and chromium coupe.
"Hal" he calculated. The car!
Now 1 don't know what's up, but
you won't get away with It,"
Still wordless, the men hustled
him into the building, deserted on
Sunday morning, and into the ele-
vator. AS he was jostled down the
corridor toward Stones Office, he
threatened the officer. You'll be
sorry you got mixed up in this.
Just wait until 1 report you"
The object Of his verbal assault
said. Il laugh long and loudly"
then added in grooming voice, IF
I were as smart as you I'd hate to
be taken in by few gilt buttons
from a costume shop"
For a moment the badgered
Clarkson was too angry to speak.
But when they reached the private
sanctum Of Vernon Stone, IN spite
Of the attorney back OF the desk,
and the various seven or eight
other men at various places about
the room, he recovered arrogant
confidence. He directed his atten-
ton toward the sober-faced Stone.
80 this Is all your doings? Well,
even you can't get by with this.
Stealing car is a serious offense."
The lawyer said very quietly,
80 is kidnapping"
Hurriedly, Clarkson glanced
about him at the other men, sin
lister in their silence. you can't
give me that old mob stuff. Vim
cent will look after me. II you
know what's good for you, you'd
better let me call him up"
Go ahead" No emotion showed
on stones face as he watched the
man before him make a somewhat
nervous call to Theodore Vincent's
apartment; nor when he heard a
repetition Of the message.
He isn't there. He's gone TO a
rest home again III call Doctor
Wetherill."
'He isn't there either, but call II
you like"
Clarkson did. His face blanched
as the news from the other end Of
the wire reached him. He hung up
the receiver and braced himself on
the edge Of the desk.
Stone said, Il told you he wasn't
there. We've got Vincent, Clark
son, just as We've got you. As you
know, your employer drinks too
much and here lately" he empha-
sized, he has been talking too
much"
0rHSson sank into a chair and
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By ZOREWA CARLTON
WRITTEN FOR RELEASED CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

began to tremble. His face re-
vealed the fear in his heart. That
fear that dries the throat and cuts
the breath.
stone eyed ninl with profound
dlstaste. and now you're going
with us after Rose"
NO! No" Clarkson beat the
arms of his chair with frightened
fists. Il don't want to 60"
That has nothing to do with It,
You're going! Unless you'd like me
to call the police. The real police"
Vernon stones bluff worked ad-
mirably. The terrified man before
him got up from the chair and
managed to pull himself to fairly
erect position. "All right" he said
shakily. "I'll 60. Let's go quickly"
When the two large machines,
filled with belligerent faces, pulled
to the curb before the dismal East
Side apartment building, the front
guard made a leap toward the
doors, but Clarkson's voice halted
him.
IT'S o. K, Gus"
Utterly dismayed, Gus turned
and stared, as Clarkson, walking
between two men and trailed, by
seven others, started up the steps.
Its all over, Gus. can't under
stand 1t. We've been let down. Get
the fellows and let's get out Of
here"
After I've seen Rose" Stone
dictated.
The procession made It's way
into the dusty, barren building, up
SCARED, dented wooden stairs to-
ward the fourth floor. As they en-
countered occasional sentries, Ell
Their Clarkson or Gus gave quick
explanatory assurances, and they
were commanded to fall in with the
marchers. Finally the two leaders
stopped at closed door on the top
floor and Clarkson gestured to-
ward it, evading Vernon Stones
eye. She's in there"
Stone said, ''Ill go in alone. Keep
a close eye on these bad little boys,
gentlemen. This won't take long"
Delightedly his followers fixed
menacing looks on Clarkson and his
four henchmen. The lawyer quickly
walked into the prison room. There
was no sound, no outcry.
In practically no time the door
opened and he walked out. In the
shelter Of his arm was the old, pa
thetic housekeeper, blinking tor
tured eyes against the cruel, I'M
accustomed light, tears still damp
on her cadaverous cheeks, unsteady
hands knotted against her breast
She was very feeble. ALI the same,
she walked in slow pride past
GARRISON. not so much as tossing
him a look
Bon-Bon Scionu himself stepped
to the other side Of Rose and helped
support her Undetermined to
walk-she made her way faltering-
ly down several flights Of stairs.
On the sidewalk Stone put Rose
and her hoodlum cavalier into the
and chromium coupe, then
turned to address his confederates,
well done, men, but we're not
through yet. I want everyone at my
Office in an hour" He fixed a cold,
narrowed glance upon the enemy
group. There is to be a final reck-
oning."
ITO he Continuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
Two Start Duties
on Normal Staff

Two new members OF the Mich
kan State Normal College faculty
are taking up their duties this
week Carlisle Moore has been sp-
pointed assistant professor in the
English department. He has taught
al Cornell University for five years
and is a graduate of Princeton Uni
vers.ty with the A. b and Phi. d.
degrees
James l. Gabhard has been ap-
pointed assistant professor in the
chemistry department Mr.. Cab
bard has taught in the University
OF Kentucky and is a graduate Of
Bcrea College He has i%eived
his Ph D. degree from Northwest
crn University.
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CHAPTER TWELVE

THERE WAS nothing difficult
iabout their Conference" plans to
, trick the butler Clarkson. 1t was
mainly a matter of caution and pa
tience, not only for the men in
ivolved, but also for Ylena, who
counted the hours during the in
tervening week, impatiently await
ing the day she could call her ven
iture a success and return to La
MADEIRA.
On the strategic day she re-
manned secluded in the room that
Vernon Stone had rented for her,
near his apartment, and awaited,
with nervous anxiety, his telephone
call.
At his regular hour Garrison
drove near the cathedral, strobe in,
. a natty, self-conhdent worshiper.
HE tarried briefly and came out
again, prepared to step into the
maroon and chromium coupe. But
the coupe had disappeared. Fren-
ziedly he ran to the police officer
leaning against the side OF a large
black limousine, laughing with the
chauffeur.
Garrison began shouting and
failing the air. If you fellows paid
more attention to duty and less to
ioahng and gossiping. this city
would be better Off"
The officer Strengthened. The
smile left his face. Now, maybe
you don't mind telling me what's
ailing you. And tone down your
voice while you're about It,"
The irate butler-valet pointed in
vigorous repetition. Il parked right
there. You don't see a car, do you?
You bet you don't!" he seethed.
Its gone. Stolenl During the short
time l was in church. Right from
under your nose"
Don't get excited"
Don't get excitedw Clarkson
ridiculed in a screech. you find
that car and won't be excited. I've
got to find that car. It isn't mine"
$50 it isn't your car ?" the officer
said slowly. That's very interest
Ing. I'm surprised you'd admit IT,"
"Oh, don't be absurd" Garrison
spluttered. I've a perfect right to
drive II, a perfect right. It's one Of
the Vincent cars and work for
Mr.. Vincent
80 you claim"
Listen. imbecile, you'd better
forget your clever remarks and re-
port this at headquarters, where
lthey may have the intelligence TO
grasp IT,"
That is a splendid idea Wen e
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Butler and infant son. Detroit.

Butler and infant son. Detroit.
Mrs. Stella Gotts-Wical. ST. John.
o.. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Colts, Sunday.
Fred Dupslsfi and sister Minnie.
Ypsilanti. visited MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Colts, Sunday.
Mrs. Blanche Howell. Billie Glaze.
James Flower. Mrs. Sauna Simon
and Delmer were in Ann Arbor.
Saturday.
Mrs. Melvin Flower visited Mr..
and Mrs. Erying Brown, Port Greek.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Blanche Howell. and daugh-
tiers. Marjorie and Thelma, were
supper guests Tuesday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Doering. lpsilanti.
Guests OF Mrs. Nora Flower Sun
day We're Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Liz
cote, lockwood.
Mrs. George Howell and Mrs.
Paul Welker visited Mrs. Ethel San
derson Monday afternoon.
Mrs George Howell was a dinner
guest OF Mrs. Curtis Dillon. We'd
nesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colts, North
vile, visited Mrs. Frank Colts,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Paul Welker, Detroit. spent
the week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howell,
Gale Howell. son Donald and Mrs
Paul Welker visited in Dundee and
Deerfield and also visited Mrs.
Ethel Ssnderson, oakyille, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Meyers and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hitner and family. Cherry Hill,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray, Plymouth.
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Colts.
Mrs. c. f. Jones and Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith were Ann Arbor vtsi-
tors Tuesday afternoon.
Virginia Baisch. Sumpter, visited
Mrs. Mildred Akalis Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Helen Colts visited Leota
and Betty Schaerer, Paint Creek,
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Dupslaff. Ypsilan1,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Colts
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Colts was a dinner
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Harold Rem
ton. Ypsilanti, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Lemkle re-
ceiyed word from their son Carl,
that he arrived at Camp Roberts,
Calf. Monday. September %.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Sherman at
tended a birthday party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MIL,
Eaton Mills, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lille Petri spent Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Millare,
Belleville.
Mrs. Louise Petri and children
Howard, Elsie and Dora, Detroit,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Petri
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daily and
daughter Mary. spent Tuesday eve
ming with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Daily.
Oscar Smith attended the Scout
Commissioner meeting at Michigan
Union, Ann Arbor. Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Garlic
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
Campus Events
Activities Planned
by Wesleyan Group

The cabinet Of the Wesleyan
Foundation OF the First Methodist
Church has announced that PLANS
are well under way for student ac-
tlvitles for this semester Special
preparations have been made for
the opening party this evening at
5 o'clock AZ the church
Sunday evening at O'Clock the
Wesleyan Guild viii meet for sup
Per and fel,ow,hi hour At =
o'clock viii be the devotional sery-
ice and program Rev Walter b
Heyler will De the speaker Of the
evening
Both new and old students may
attend
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Normal College Calendar

TODAY
$50 mPresbyen students
200 Epseopalian students
church
so reception in the sunday School rooms
OF
$50 Catholic students reception rectory
500 mBapist and
students reception CONGREGATIONAL Church
Sto0-0 Methodist students reception the church.
SATURDAY
9OoI2oO Party Fred T>een ballroom Charles
McKenny
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RALLY DAY HELD AT
WILLIS METHODIST CHURCH

WILLIS NE HODlST CHURCH
Willis. Mich. Oct. 3-The regular
Rally Day program was given in
the Willis Methodist Church sun.
day morning in charge OF Mrs.
SSiller. Mrs. Glen Miller and Mrs.
}f4azel Garrod.
The program was, song by inter
mediate class. Love; pantomime,
20. Jesus | Have Promised" by
Mural NH and DeEtte Potter;
dialogue. Preparing for Rally
Day Bruce Smally. Billie McKen-
Iie and Donald Colby: reading,
.Rally Day in Our school," by Rob
N Allen; solo. suffer Little Chill
dren," Mural Mill; reading Faith
ful and True" Jean Mckenzie;
quartet. Frank Mill, Robert Garrod,
Woodrow Jones and Lee Van
Camp.
A dialogue. The Son OF God Goes
Forth TO War" by choir. Eleanor
,Smally, Genevieve Bunton, Jean
Novetter: song. Faith OF Our Faith
ers,' Dorothy Smith. Edith Hunt
singer; song, 20 Master Let Me
Walk With Thee" choir, Dorothy
Bunton. DeEtte Potter Emily Nc
Kenzie; song. Must Jesus Bear
the Cross Alone. by choir: reading
by HAIRLESS Wilson; reading, Rally
Day Offering Ray Wright, Jr.;
Xuartet song. Onward Christian
Soldiers, talk by pastor; reading,
"Rally Day Questions" Dorothy
Hall; solo. THE Lords Prayer" by
Woodrow Jones; and benediction
by the pastor. The promotion cards
were given out by the Junior Sunday
School Teachers.
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SYNOPSIS


YLENA vARANoFF. young and pretty
VIE OF
THEODORE VINCENT. wealthy east
erner. arrives in La MADEIRA. She
sends
ROSE. housekeeper for
VERNON STONE. the Vincent family
attorney, back east to keep her in
formed about
CARLYLE, Ylena's little daughter.
who is in the custody % Vlncent's
mother Ylena meets two young men
10 La MADEIRA. one.
TATE CROMWELL. is arrogant, self
confident Of his way with women.
The other.
SCOTT HAMILTON. 10 . plsAsanf
young dude rancher.
YESTERDAY: Ylena locates the house
in which Rose is held.
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children were guests OF Mrs. Ethel
Sanderson Oakville. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Colts spent
Sunday evening with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Thorn. South
Augusta
Mrs. Sauna Simon helped Mrs.
Lee Gorton. futile Hin. cook for
silo filters. Tuesday.
Mrs. Melvin Flower and children.
James and Nancy. and Mrs. Sauna
Simon were business shoppers in
Ypsilanti. Friday.
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Mrs May Wright. Belleville.
spent the week end with her son
Earl and family.
John Corkins, Cass City. spSnt
Friday with his sister. Mrs. Roy
Adams
Mr. and Mrs Roy Adams and
Thomas Adams. Toledo. were visit.
tors In Stony Greek. sunday.
Mrs Charles Colts and daughter.
Dearborn, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Colts Monday morning Mr.
Colts. formerly % Willis. Is quite
IN in the Wayne Hospital.
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ton. were Wednesday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith at
tended a show at Milan Sunday
night.
Mrs. Lille Petri and Mrs Mar
garet Fitzpatrick were visitors in
Ann Arbor al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman. Wednesday.
Mrs. Irene Cobb, Ypsilsnti visit
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Daily, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Howell and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-03
AT FARM BUREAU MEETING

S. w. Augusta, Mich, Oct 3
John Cosner attended the Farm
Bureau meeting Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert VANITY. Paint Creek Election
of officers was held and Mr.. Cos.
ner was elected vice president.
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NeiUs From Willis

will be held in the Church Annex
October s. At this time the cleo
ton OF officers will take place. and
plans for the church bazaar which
will be held November ~ Supper
will be in charge OF Mrs. Helen
Essex committee number five.
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Mrs. Lena Staebler with Mrs.
Glen Gordon, Saline, and Miss Ar
dis Nugent. Ann Arbor. were en-
tertained at a luncheon Thursday
noon at the Detroit Boat Club,
Belle Isle, given by National Farm
end Garden Clubs to all scholarship
Gomen in lower Michigan. Mrs.
Staebler. Willis. Mrs. Gordon. Sa-
line. Mrs. Mabel Murray Fishheck,
Frains Lake. are the only women
IN Washtenaw County on whom this
honor has been conferred.
W. S. c. S. To Meet
The regular meeting Of the Won
MS Society of Christian Service
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Boy Scouts Attend Game

The Boy Scout Troop number 4S
with their scoutmaster, WILDER
Sherman attended the football
game at Ann Arbor between Mich
igan and Michigan State, Saturday.
Those who attended were Harold
Sherman. Drexel Simon. Richard
Crawford. William Johnson, Nerle
Crawford and Ronald Heath.
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Cabinet Meets

The regular meeting OF the Cabi-
net for the Womans Society OF
Christian Service was held on We'd
nesday. At this time the barrel OF
canned goods was packed TO send
10 the Starr Commonwealth Home
for Boys at Albion. The women will
also send a Christmas box. to Car
SIessone Center. KY, in the near
future
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Quilt Club To Meet

The first meeting OF the Lincoln
Community Quilt Club will te held
al 1880 p. m. Friday, October 3, at
the home OF Mrs. Herbert Button,
Macy Rd
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Sew For Bazaar

Mrs-ioAf- GesAef- attended the
Milan Methodist Ladies' Aid meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Chester Geoding.
After a brief business meeting the
ladies sewed for bazaar they
are planning on later.
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Attend Card Party

Mrs. Myrtle Hall, Mrs. Jennie
Smith and Mrs. Ruth Sherman at
tended a potluck dinner and card
party at the home Of Mrs. Lena
Gasilo of Sumpter Thursday.
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To Hold Communion

On Sunday. October 5. communion
will be held in the Willis Methodist
Church.
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Elected Teacher

Mrs Orie Searfoss was elected
teacher of the junior boys Sunday
School class al the meeting Thurs
day evening at the Milan Free
Methodist Church. Her assistant
is Orlo Burget.
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Attending College

Attending College
Charlie Sampler and John I'm
hoff are attending Normal College
John is freshman and started
Monday and Charlie is a sophie
more and started Wednesday.
John attended the Freshman Tea
Sunday afternoon and the Mems
Mixer, Monday evening. and the
Freshman Mixer Tuesday evening,
and Wednesday evening the all-col-
lege mixer Charlie also attended
Wednesday evening
Sunday visitors and dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lyon
were Mr.. and Mrs L. Reager. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith. all
OF Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Murray Wis
tied Mrs. Cora Wilbur, near Whit
taker, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs carl Foss and son
Donald visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Walthers, near Mooreyille. Sunday
and were luncheon guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lyon spent
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Watson, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grybz have
sold their farm on Gooding Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Szabo apd
Steve Ishvan and family near
Waltz, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Wayne we're
visitors in Monroe. Monday.
Mrs. Harlan Brost and son Don
aid. Monroe. spent from Friday TO
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cosner. Mr.. Brost returned from
trip in the North and spent sun.
day night at the Cosner home and
Mr. and Mrs. BrOst and son re-
turned TO their home in Monroe
Monday.
Claud Wilbur Ypsilanti spent
Saturday night and Sunday morn
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Murray and daughter Patricia.
Bruce Wilbur. near Whitaker. was
an afternoon visitor and supper
guest.
Mrs. Veves Lyon accompanied
her son DeForst and family. Milan,
to Ann Arbor Tuesday.
Mrs. Stella Imhoff and son,