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The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sharon, of
Whiteland Crest, West Chester, Pa,
announced the marriage of Mrs.
Sharons daughter, Vera L. Nelson,
to Mr.. Harry D. Buckley, son Of Mrs.
Mary Buckley of Pittsburg, Pa, on
Friday, April 18th, at the Downing
town Baptist Church.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Joseph Shubert, retired
minister of the Baptist church.
Miss Nelson is graduate of Elk
ton High school, class of 1928, also
of Beacom's College, Wilmington,
and lived many years in Elkton. She
holds position at the Philada.
Navy yard. Mr.. Buckley is also en-
ployed at the Navy Yaard.
BOyd--McNeal
Miss Evelyn Boyd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boyd, of Mt.
Joy, Pennsylvania. and Mr.. Vernon
McNeal, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert McNeal of Elkton, were mar
ried in Elkton on Saturday after
noon, April 19, by the Rev. Melvin
e. Wheatley.
Kyle--Yates
Miss Frances Kyle, daughter of
Mr.. Philip Rowland Kyle, of Rising
Sun, and Claude Yates, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Barnett Yates, near Priin-
cipio, were quietly married in Bel
Air, Md, on Monday evening, April
21, by Rev. ]. ]. Philips, pastor of
the Methodist Church.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02
Kyle--Yates
FLOWER MART

The Westminster Guild of West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church
will hold q Flower Mart on Saturday
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mrs. Clara Lockard and son, Earl
Of Burlington, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Love and son, Edward,
Riverton, N. j., were Sunday guests
with Mr.. and Mrs. Denman Garrison.
The marriage of Miss Helen Per-
guino, of Port Deposit and Edwin
Craig will take place in st. Teresa Is
Catholic church, Thursday, May s.
Miss Peggy Tyson has returned
from Maryland General Hospital,
Baltimore, where she received
eye treatment.
Ernest Flabbi, of near town, is a
patient in Union Hospital, Elkton,
where he sustained an operation on
Friday.
Mrs. Ada K. Burlington visited her
daughter, Mrs. Donald Dudley, of
Silver Springs, Md, the past week.
Mrs. Emma Donache attended the
funeral of Mrs. Watkins, at Havre
de Grace, ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph Poist and daughter
Jean, of Philada., have been visiting
relatives in and near town.
Mrs. Clara Holden entertained
her sister, Miss Nellie Rowland, of
Aberdeen, on Saturday.
Mrs. A. s. Venable, West Noting
ham. has been visiting Pocomoke
City, Nd, friends.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mrs. A. s. venable, West Noting.
ham. has been visiting Pocomoks
City. Nd. friends.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mrs. Clara Holden entertained
her sister, Miss Nellie Rowland, oi
Aberdeen, on Saturday.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mrs. Sara Wagner has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Hartsn-
stine, Principle Furnace.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Curtis Hail. Liberty Grove. the past week.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Reynolds
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, born two weeks
ago.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

The Perry family have moved t,
their new bungalow on the Oakwoot
Rock Springs road.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

A. B. Nickle, of Oakwood, had the
misfortune to lose a mule that died
in its stall in the stable.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Mrs. Joseph Poist and daughter
Jean, Of Philada., have been visiting
relatives in and near town.
The midland journal., 1941-05-02

Miss Mary Beers, Of Baltimore,
has purchased the residence prop
erty on Cathedral street, Elkton.
owned by Miss Elizabeth Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Wheeler Probes
Propaganda
International News service Wire


WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Sen-
ator Burton X. Wheeler CD). OF
Montana, chairman of the Senate
interstate commerce committee
which handles all communications
legislation. today announced that
he has opened an investigation
into complaints against war prop
uganda over the radio by some
newspapers, many columnists and
the motion picture industry"
Wheeler, in a letter 10 the Mu:
tual Broadcasting Company asked
the company to furnish him with a
list of commentators, names OF
sponsors. and the script used by
them during the past year. lie
said he had made a similar request
of the Columbia and National
Broadcasting companies.
"YOu will recall" he said in
his letter to the Mutual Com
pany, that just recently the
federal communications commits
sion reprimanded a station in
Boston for editOrializing the
news. In checking up on your
commentators, l find that on
the war issue particularly they
have been not only editOrialiZ-
ing. hut in many instances,
prOpagandiZing."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
DAILY NDUCTIONS

Starting next Monday induc-
lions viii he staged daily Monday
through Friday. through February
IS. BY the end of the month, APP
proximately 500 NJ &c h 6 a n
draftees will he in training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
after a cold
then what

DOCTORS STRESS remaining IN bel
Duntl The hodvscnpcrafuicis nor
nal. Sound advice.
lou know loN weak YOU Eel after a
cold. Colds play havoc n Weakening
Inc body. Tie 0oH is ucI fa.i IH the
blood picture. j. is important 20 Hu.d
back body Strength ---- - ,sI-
~ the load al WORK uories. aud Joss
of sleep. \ weakened i1ot' ma pr
mOIcSuSCcI1IIllc- 70 IEI.iI3 se-'4l-z l----.5
drawn out recovery.
So reason scnsiblf and take tie choice
of millions bV Immediately Starting OF
course Of SIS. Tonic 60 taken three
times day Immediately before meals.
In the absence Of 4 focal Injection or
organic disease. you should noe m-
pfoyement in The Nav you feel and
look within the first 10 DAYS. The con
fidcnoe OF millions over manf tcar, is
the bcst testimonial OF thi, product
An experience with SIS
Tonic viii cause YOU 10 Sav TO
your friends, SIS. made IN c
"lee!and !ook ihe m)seIG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

FOR DRINK HABIT

Excessive drinking often tends TO
cause tangled nerves. nervous ir.
utabiiify. fatigue. loss Of efficiency.
and weakened faculty OF judgment.
should you have a problem OF ex-
cessive drinking IN your home. just
put tasteless CraVeS in coffee. tea.
Nau0r wine o. food Now proven
met Hu#i-uhfsio iau's prescription. The
n4-saisrt- 81 Cratey are nj al In
Hatf're .. hHf|H lr me nerves and an
rsfiff thereby aiding 20 .kill the eI-
rU--Iff rrasluc for iouor CraNes is
-sfs sud doesn't urset the stomach
Crstes costs onIY 81 uu aud vour money
.teerfHIiv refunded u not delighted.
Az yaHr druggist He has Craae1,
Or can ggt It for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
N. Y. Educator TO Speak

DR.. Harry Rosenfield. secretary
of the commission of the New
York Board of Education, will
address a luncheon meeting for all
Detroit health education teachers
in the public schools Saturday in
the Hotel Statler. In addition 20
the talk, members who have
taught in Detroit schools 25 years
or more will be awarded life
memberships in the health eXaml-
nation club. An exhibition of
posters and teaching devices will
also be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

In lustrous furry wool fabric
yoke backs. boSy or fitted
styles, with. cleaning rave n
satin lining, warm lnterlinine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Catholic Scout Exercises

Catholic Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts
and Cub Scouts of ID parishes will
be entertained Friday night AT
$50 al Visitation High School
where they will be addressed by
the Rev. Leo Cheltreault. chaplain
of the Detroit area: Councilman
Eugene l. Van Antwerp and other
scout executives. Plans have been
formulated by Milton A. Christa
Detroit district commander of the
American Legion, Fr. Stephen
and scout leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Z don't cae I'm gonna oil that squeak driving goofr

Joe B. Fsur, 2S. 932 Osborne.
Men Martin. p, a51 Benton.
James koyacs 10 1921 Strathcnna
drive.
James watley. -. 734 Riopele
Edward r Harrison. 50. 1872 Hastings.
Eddie White Is. 2a02 Brush
lnsenh I. Mooitnn. 90. $500 Fairheld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Microscopic
3 ToOns Get a Big Hand ;
They're All Smallest

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The
census bureau reported today
three-way tie for the smallest in
corporated town in the United
States.
Graysonia. Ark; Ophir Colo.
and Eagle Harbor. Md. each re-
ported an official population of
two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Army Orders 162
To Report Today
For Draft Exam

Ono hundred and siNty-two
Wa,ne County SelecteeS were
scheduled 70 report this morning
n the new army Induction station
A. 1910 West For, street. bringing
the total number Of draftecs for
tho week 10 So. the largest num-
bor Yet examined here IN a three
cay period.
OF les draftecs who reported
Yesterday. only 1l5 were sworn in
as privafeS and sent 10 the Fort
Custer reception center. Physical
shortcomings accounted for the re-
lection OF Is men. and the remain
INC - were held here overnight.
These 37-selecteeS-al4 lfep-lecaI
board Ne So. were sent 10 the IN
aaetion station yesterday without
having been given blood tests for
syphilis at their preliminary eN-
aminationS by the local board ply
sicianS. This slip on the part OF
Board No. rs officials made II nee
eSSarv for the army to billet all 81
men at the Barlum Hotel over
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in The daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
EAMOTS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

academy at Annapolis. has been
commissioned an ensign, it was an
nounced today. Mrs. Alice Mae
Bitterman, his mother, lives at
1851 fuller avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Cooley Student an Ensign

Frank ]. Bitterman, a former
Cooley High School student who
enlisted in the navy in 1885 and
later was admitted TO the naval
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30

Monoes ourG 0as 5enIter. au9 Oos
Q1u3hen ldrie auf Dem Sirit. Dos
mar oie 3eit, mo Der SroBooter
uns 0ann 0as @ruieln nbgen0bnte.
gr eing nit uns binaus mad Der
ltetihenburg, no mir Oamals pobn.
ten. 2eidte gtebeI 6ogen aus Dem
Sal Ser Synnerite, pebten unO pou-
ten nm sic ulteu 9ophpeiOen, Die
6oben HiItern, sic in Oieiem unee-
mifien 2i6t pie rieiige tan5enOe @e-
Ipeniter eri6ienen. Die uns lodten
ODER idredten. 6nrdtiam Hammer
ten mir uns baum an Die Rod-
IhoBe 0es @roBpaters, Bis mir Damn
auf ieinen 9efcbl Die @eipeniter
ODER @eiIterfrauen mlfiuden muB.
ten. SIMMER aber Daren es nur
8aume, Oie lid beueeten. ME Elm
5dnop6a6u, Der 0@elo oOer Sc
6enl" idrie.
Seute liegt sic alte &eitcrpiltole
ouf meinem S6reibtii6. llnO i'm.
nter, penn oie Some ii6 auf Dem
giIenbeidlag Ipieeelt, muB i'd an ben
Spruh Oenfpn: .8enn gu an @Ott
alstDeIt, fam oed ebulpen morn"
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30

meine giftoIe un6 fdoB. Der Sun6
iab mid NIT einenI gar5 ieItiamen
gIid an, mari lid id6 berum unO
iant ouf Dem @rabe nie0er. Ser 30.
ben trug sic Spur BON glut Oes err
moroeten 60riters, unO nit ibr fIoB
Oas Ieines treren @efdbrten 8uiom-
men. -
Seben sic, oas 8lut Oiejeg Sum
Oes ~bergoiien gu babeu, Oeiien Oor-
w~urfs5onen Slid ib ni6t oergeiien
fam, ser lterbeno nidJt einmal bonn
@rabe ieines &errn mid. n id iog-
tie mir, ipie ib Die @iitole 8uriid in
Oen Curt ItieB: @er neiB, Oh Ou nit
ie0em menidli6en @egner, Ben Ou
i'm @efe6t oernidteIt, 10 bel 9iebe
ousI0idt, mie eben in Dem ormieli-
gen itrlippigen Softer getOtet puroe.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
9as nnbsiI aIs SOd5eitssait

Sci SEN oIten @riehen galt be-
fanntli6 Elm Menih, Yauf ben nit
INNER polen Sdnoen Die Sister
lire @aben Itreun" als beionoers
%gefGbroet, neil elm 0crmaBeH @eleg-
meter oen 0eiO Der Simmlilden
berousforoert. lnO Die umfeb-
runq? Gann Ser bonn llnbeil beior-
oers bart 9erfolgte auf cine UNI
10 gliidlidere 3ifunft boffen?
SAILS oieies 8utreffen ioQte. oiirfen
Osfar SinoIe uno 9orotbea @oof
in Milforo nit elmer auBergeW0bn-
li1 barmonii1en gbe refnen. 3u-
crit bemd6tigte iib elm mioriges
@eidid Der Gante oes 8%rautigamS.
@era0e al9 Ole Sod5eitsfeier Der
iungen 2eute beginner Ioate, erlitt
sic alte Dame eiten Ser5frampf
ser ibr oie 8elinnung raubte. 9ie
aagemeine Aufregung mar nod
niht gang geIdpunDen, als pl0Blid
befannt mur0e, Dob lth oaS unDell
ouf ben Batter uuO ben 8ruOer 0eS
8rdutigams seitir5t batte. Cine
grploiion iudte oas 8iiro Oes al
ten Serrn beim unO Oerleste ieinen
Sobn i6mer. l1no einige Stanoen
ip1ter murOe aud Ser 8rautOater
GioneD Goof bon Dem unerbittliden
@eI6id credit. Mls er frob gelaunt
Die Sreppe binabidritt, glitt er aus
un0 brad Iid BEN rebten arm.
glun miro iid oas n%eugebafenp
gbepour mobl o0er libel in ole alt
griediide 2ebenspeisbeit fliidten
miiiieu, menn es fi6 Oie Soffnune
ouf einen gIiidli1en @erlauf ser 10
unbeilooa begonnenen gbe nibt
rau6en laiien min.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
Die erite aritif

9ritifen lino i'm aagemeinen oa-
81 oo, @utes gu loben unO ouf
6ebler oufmerfiam 5u MAIDEN.
Rommt man ie0o9 in oie Gage,
cine Sa6e fritiiieren gu miiiien, an
Ser elm @enid iid gum eriten Deal
in ieinem 2eben beriu6t, ioate oos
itrteil INNER nnerfenneno unO boff-
nungSpoa fem.
giele fleine E~alente, Die oas
0aiein berei6ern f0nnten, limo
nidt our gntfaltung gefommen,
neil fe i'm Mnfang 8u idarf uuf
sic pigene u-nboufommenbeit bin-
gepieIen puroen. Iraoe Oie gar.
ten, f~einfiiblenOen Naturen 3ieben
li9 iofort in li6 ielbit 5uriif uno
Derlieren Ben Meut.
@an Ipate beoenfen, oaB aus
einem uni6einbaren Ealent oft
mebr be%raus3ubolen lit, als aus
sen groBen, genialen 8%egabungen
wenn es nit Dem n0tigen grnit
uno 6leiB perbunoen lit. gs beoeu-
tet anoererieits feline b~erlorene
3eit, penn man feline @a6en pflegt
aud penn man fein &iinitler miro,
oOer fie ionit irgenopie praftii6
oerDerten fam. Die innere 8erei-
derung uno Die ieeliide gertiefung,
sic sic &unit Seoem i6enft, Der lie
iudt, perlobnen sic oufgebradte
Miibe.
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
@ans ridtia.

9ans ridjtis.
2ebrer: $50 liegt Maoeirn9"
Peter: u8ei meinem Slater iT
Self, Serr 2ebrer."
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
Memi6 mirO 2anOi6aft

Bon Seinrid Anafer.
Sin braunes Selo, umidumt bon
@riingelGn6e -.
SIT es elm @fergruno? Gin G1n-
pferbeer?
Nie bunoerttauieno Saline beben
S6noe
Sid Ionnenparts, bob tie oas 2i6t
berfl6r'.
grariffen abnen mir 1eididOer-
manoti1aft;
Gin 8unoer miro unS berrli9 Of
fenbnr:
Gntflammte Meniden meroen @lieo
Der 2anoi6aft
llno iino nit ibr D~erbunoen immer.
bar.
aIs buntes 8liib'n uls golones
5riihtetragen,
4ls namenloie. braune S6oue nur,
90 reifpn lie engegen fernen Eagen,
SIN Eiefiten ems nit Oeutider
@ott-gsaturl
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
Mufif i'm 8anftler-Geben mnS ssbens-
&nnit
bon Snes q. 8radebui3 Bod,
Mrlin9ton, va.

NlltlSluN, Ou-
User bat Ben @eg ourd's miloe Wteer
gefunoen,
9urd's Meer Der Zone, Die uns ale
eng perbun0en
Mtuiif, gu bo6ite &unlt l-@Ir llno
Sir gang ergeber,
rettelt maud gebrohen 9er5 I'M
Weni6enleben.
Gen Seino uno 6reuno balit erpig
gu gefangen,
.@er 0i1 ererbt. fennt er Elm TRIBES
8angen?
gu @ottgei6enf-perleibi uns Dmu-
tig Itol8es @agen",
9as uns bis in Die bodlten YlDaren
bingetragen.
@obl feline Madt Der @elt fam DID
9ie qanse .eebemSfunit~ miiBt'
unterliegen;
Ser 8oelie uno eiuig iungen boloen
Hbantaiien,
Sait gu Dos aaeri6Onite 3iel per-
liebenl
Gmpfeblen Sic bite bas uSOnrnal'
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30
0ie M1emi@em
Bum @rabertage
@on s. S. 9%einemeber

alein lit oos Ser5 uno groB oes Safies Sob,
sic fliegen, Itirmen, tperoer ieltiom irob.
Die StunOenIaute iiugt Den Eugesiung.
SIN Sdottennes fdngt iib Der Sonnentlang.
guf Sano uno Soble brennt oos Dial Ser S6peiB,
llno ieoe Stirne rist oas 9ornenreis.
Ser qolone Rabn lit @ier, Die beimli6 ihwiuImt
llno ii6 ben Sonig aus Der g9abe nimmt.
Die gIume toub uuo Stein uno Staub ser 9fuo,
Dor @aiierOiirre itebt oos @fiiblenroo.
Sn Sanoesoinen iiuft Der 6alter bin
Mit mattem 5liIgelidlag uno pirrem Sinn.
Ser @der flein uno uneridttlib eroB,
Sin Seer pom @eien i6ldft in ieiuem S6oB.
8 fturm8erbro6ner Gag, gu Griimmeri6a6t
Oh rlnenrei6er Stern, 0 iiiBe geabtl
Washington Journal., 1941-05-30

Gmpfe6lsn Sic bite Oas uSOaraaI"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
BIRTHS

Ann williams. SIS Hague.
Blanche wesst, 227 Pilgrim, Highland
Jessie wisn.r, sos East J.nsrson.
Lottie Wines, $50 Georgia.
Flora Whan. 2259 LaBelle.
Angelina Wojciechowski, SSH LtandeE.
Dorothy woosley, 7e2 Vinewood.
Helen Wesolek, 652 Horton.
Florence Zimmerman, 1887 Northlawn.
Ysrna Gender. 1898 Boulevard court.
Pear zafron. S7ss West Chicago.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Baro.hea Baker, 1360l Pinehurst.
Elizabeth Bliss, 3542 Sixteenth.
suzie Bennett. 1925 Hawthorne.
Theresa Bushey, 1901 Griggs.
Irene Brown 1854 Smile road. Van Dyke.
Harriet Brady, 3755 Wager.
Mary coyle. 541 Chalmers.
Bernice chopp. el3s Crane
Lillian DeMay. 257s Lemay.
sue Dodds. $50 East Philadelphis.
Louise Eovaldi. 1894 French road.
Mary Franz, 1922 Lakepotnte.
Mary Ford. 10O6i Grayton.
Thelma Galor. 1881 Thirtieth.
Beatrice Gaai. s3i North Highland, Dear
Grace Hamilton, sii5 Yorkshire.
Dorothy Hillstrom, 332 LEROY.
Georgia Johns, 5056 Beaeonsneld.
Bertha Jones. 1887 Twenty-fourth.
Elsie Koenke. s055 Quinn.
tramck r
Alfredo Karas. 1890 Tsppan.
Myrtle Lieb. 1857 Aicoy. +
Mary Lsfsta. s1TS Winkeln1an.
Esther Aoiinktewicz. 100 West Grand.
Elsie Mustsfa, ie02s Collinghsm drive.
Eleanore Mackey. 2947 Gray.
Grace Meek, 1919 West Chicago.
Lillian Morrow, 52s South Campbell.
Caroline Miller, 1880 Nettetal.
Della Martella. 1851 Coventry.
Elvira Nieodemus, 1909 14-Mile road, Biz.
mingham.
Dorothy Jones. 2232O Evergreen, st. 2ciali
- Shores.
Lorraine Pfellstucker. 444o Robins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

TH %.1,:,. II; :, A'ksw' rs; Helen Louise
Frank Hiemczak. 20; Rose Feriejewski, IT.
Walter RAmanowski. %: Victoria Dus 10.
Louis siegel, 40; Esthsra Maika Mandel-
baum, AZ.
John +. stec. 2s; Jean Naybsroski, 20.
Richard siemens. %; Joyce Rutter. Is.
Edward Fluegge, ~; Betty Gasksll. 10.
Robert II. Lampert, 20; Madeline L. Bos-
RAYMOND D. Rsiss. Is; Margaret Lsnshsn.
20.
Joseph p. Murphy Jr., IS; Marguerite
Frances Kuhn. is.
Ralph Miller. %; Evelyn Henning, Is.
Werner c. Carlson. 81; Ruth Hin Scott, 2l.
Michael BEN. IS: Helen Dozik, "a.
Joseph DiBells, 81; Aquila Butera, 20.
Elroy N: Brett, %; Frances L. Mccall.
lum. 81.
Robert oswell. rs; Mary p. Dillon. "a.
Douglas Brown, %. Pearl Blaine. 1s
Gerald O. Smigelski. 26: Esther Nessel, 10.
Donald y. ButE. 20: Mildred Tilt. 90.
Bernard buckingham, 80; Doris Bucking'
Joseph Louis Patent. IS; Anne Beatric,
Edward Psnsslly. %; Marian Morris, 20,
Martin Hayden, 30: Leona Davis. rs.
Donald Manning. "a; Mary Carson. 81.
CAMEL Clark az Sarah Fraser. Il.
Frank Joseph Biernat, 81; Helen Sophie
John Heckert. %; Mary Fezzey. ~.
+ Oscar MeCants, Il; Earline Wilson. Is.
Bristol c. Blhrey, 81; Geraldine Barton
~.
Henry Kotula, "a; Mary T. Kompienski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Joseph Kloposinski from Mary.
Ann 8. Dietrich from Raymond.
Marie Jacobs from Joseph.
Bernice B. Kosiba from Joseph.
Ollie J. Burd from Estelee.
Philias Lemieux from Clarice.
Marian Oischafsh from John.
Margaret Ellen Faber from Robert.
James CsuSgrove from lila.
Victoria Haevers from Cashier.
Thelnia Campbell from William.
Rose Holman from Harry.
Ruth Williams Keszierinx from John z
Zachary Haikides from lola.
Russell Garrett from Agnes.
Dora L. Curdy from Arthur d.
Beulah J. Stacks from Howard Roy.
Myrtle Jane Pete from Tenos.
Helen Marshall from William r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
DIVORCES

Joseph Krchnei from Mary.
Mary Ruelle from Lee.
Sam Lucide from Kathryn.
Doris Lillian O'Donnell from paniei Francis.
William Maxi from Irene.
Verna Hopper from Danisi Tfiiman.
Frieda Novskovieh from Daniel.
Edward Valiant from Roberta.
Mary X. Jardtne from Alberf
Margaret Mary Mchinn from William A.
Regina stsrkstein from Jacob.
Helen Dudyk from Roman.
Lucille Rigo from John.
Leona Mcintyre from Herman.
cslesta Farameiii from Richard.
Rex z. swegles from Marie z.
Henry Morris from Frances.
Esther Bindes from Morris.
Walter wscyk from Berniee.
Ethel Nelson from Harry Leroy.
Florence Martin from Reinhoid.
Vivian Peretto from Lswrencs.
Twelar Cleveland from John.
/ F1oys Tuggie from william Lee.
Thelma .Norine Lewton from Burdetts-
Josephine Chapman spogrsn from Rudolph
Lillian Cox from Joseph.
Eva o, Rankin from Robert.
Mike Diem from Josephine.
Henry struthers from Florence.
Dorothy Peitier from Leo.
Albert Parker from Sarah.
Adele Hogarth from Arthur.
Robert NJ. Fargo from Rose Ella.
Anna Bales from Robert.
Georgene LanEdon from Daniel
Julia Riggi from John.
Leonard -Sines from Dorothy.
Emma Lynch from Robert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marnage Ileenses APPLIED Tor:
Edward J. Maciejewski, 81: Margaret d
Burke 20.
George Horuczi, 81; Irene Helen yalentik
25
Peter J. vigari. 23i winifred N. wismsr
20.
Charles chasney Jr., 10; Veronica stimae
10.
Harold l.. sevener. IS; Jean NJ Auty, IL
Riziero De Luca. "a: Rose Bossio, 90.
Charles w. Fox, 30; Margaret Z. Sparks
Clyde Muck. II: Camilla Mortier. 81.
Paul Taylor. "a; Martha Jane Barrett. "a
Leonard Lerczak, rs; Virginia olowczew
ski. %.
Peter scherang. 20; Elaine Franz, IS.
Walter ArtanowicE, As; Frances Wssierski
Il.
Sxsrl Glebel. %; Grace Avone Engfehr. %
Adrian B. Decsussin, 20; Jessie Eveiy7
! Heath. 10.
Justin sluEnis. rs; Anne N. slusinsks. rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

DlhlhS
BOYS
Boys were born TO:
Helen HsrtIenson. 1887 Fullerton.
Eleanor Davis. 2244e Beech, Dearborn.
Bernecia Fry, 2773 Harvard. Berkely.
Marion Gallagher. 1858 Henderson.
Fannie Israel, 1891 Manor.
Frances Gigsnti. $50 East Grand boulevard.
Amelia Giannotu. 21o0 Lswton.
Margaret Getz. 1888 Grand.
Elsie Jones. 74o Hardwood.
MAdelyn Johnson, e042 Forrer.
Margaret Krol. 224l canlrf. Hamtramek
Lorraine Kunnenep, 5sis Third.
Mary Mhr. 10056 Bordeau.
Marian Mullen. i545 Blaine.
Ethel McGrail. 257 East Saratoga. Fern
Clsrice Mosdak, 3252 Pingree.
Eazira Meme. 1871 East Congress.
Virginia Notarianni, 1886 Twelfth.
Evelyn Olson, 1855 Anita, Crosse Point'
Frances okuley. 1904 Calvert.
Vera Rustmann, 1905 Mcclellan.
Eva Russell. 1853 Manderson.
Eleanor Riegel, 2sIe West Eight-Mne.
h haldSv ssnlsshsr ,. Ss's st.n,Sn
Joan Shevnock. SO Batavia, River Rouge.
Ann Stepchuk, 1850 Lonyo.
Wanda Shaw. 1880 Lannette.
Eva Smith, 5s6 Continental.
Stella Schwartz. 1904 Filler
Clara sudol, si3e Forestlswn.
! Priscilla she'll. 2s4e Antietam ttvinsl.
Dorothy stoddart. $50 Merrick.
Alice Terry, $50 Charlotte.
Margaret Tyack. 1891 Gateshead.
Dorothy Telep. 3s3e Martin.
Barbara Trudeii. $3.50 Carlin.
Myrtle Teagan, s2Ss Piedmont.
Margaret VanAvery, 1884 ClairmnHni--
Marie W1tJersheim, 22027 Park. Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William A. Gratrix, ssi Mary Z. stsmpsr.
Harry L. Biersky, 81: Jennie Pazdxiora, 20.
Jack Locke. rs; Violet Frabls. 20.
Anthem Waransh Jr., "a; lean Wolek, ~.
Charles Donald Van Week, Is; Ferns
Mertes, 20.
Victor William Kamisehks. IS; Dorothy
Ethel Stock. 20.
Nathan slawin, 30: Babette Berg "a.
Arthur Frat, as; Adeline Raul. %.
zigmund Drialo, 20; Marian Dzelusnisk,
81.
Konstanty Marciniak. 80; Stella Rapp, %.
William Bieink, 20; stella Pawiina, 10.
Lester c; smith Jr., 81; Mary hierony'
mus, 10.
Edmund J. susrski, 20; Florence Klsnder,
B
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
BIRTHS

Mabel Pressprich. 1928 snowden.
Natalie Rusk. $685. Barton.
Bette Studeyant 5O6i Williams.
Wanda stuba. 1857 Dwyer.
Cecilia Schwartz, i2759 East Warren.
Esther Stoi. 1871 Seneca.
Nellie Stlson. 4si West Grand boulevard
Margaret Stowe. 1905 Trumbul.
Jennie Silsdi 13459 Arlington.
Goldie Scott. 520s Twenty eighth.
Clare sample, 1882 Edison.
Edna Tinsiey. 4sis Cabot.
Myrtle Teagan. 926s Piedmont.
Ina Vlaeh, 1882 Lawton.
Albina Zerio. 1929 Hasse.