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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-30
Club President
 Paid Tribute


 The Daughters of Italy Circle, Companions of the Forest, gave a dinner in honor of Mrs. Joseph Par. Eiale who has been president for six years. The guest of honor was pre- sented with wrist watch, gold pin and a certificate.
 Among those attending were:
 Mrs. M, c, Stance, Mrs, Joseph Lombard, Mrs, Angeline Pinto, Mrs. Victoria Testa, Mrs, Lucy D'Andrea, Lena Rinaldi, S, Dolores paoloni, Mrs. Margaret Spagnuola, Carmella Petricone, Clara Fasano, Mrs. Chris tine Vallett, Dina Plano, plerina Ciullo, Bertha paoloni, Della Vanni, Mrs. Josephine Acquarelli, Mrs. Ma rion Palladino, Mrs. Anita Massae- rine, Mrs, Lena Covello, Mrs. Nicolas Lomardi, Mrs. Anna Hadden, Mrs, Rose Russo, Mrs. A. Petrillo, Mrs. James Fusco, Mrs, Vincent Palladi- no, Mrs, Jerry Fusco, Mrs. William Oliver, Mrs, B, l.. Barretta from New York, Mrs, Paul Ruzzo, Mrs, Jennie Marucci, Mrs. Anna Ciano, Mrs, Michael E2zo, Mrs, Michael Mile, Mrs, Joseph MaZ2aferro, Mrs, John Glcin, Mrs. Peter Silvestro, Mrs. P, Sandore, Evelyn Parziale, Mrs. Anthony Ritucci, Mrs. Michael Giordano, Mrs, Mary Ricci, Mrs, James D'Andrea, Mrs. Victoria Tes- to, Mrs. Lena Barbara, Mrs. Edith Barbara, Mrs. Lena Ruggiero, Mrs, Lucia Ruggiero, Mrs. Stephanie Fa- migliette, Mrs Louis Luccaro, Mrs, Maria S. Fisher, Mrs. Philomena Ca nuSZi, Betty DiLeone, Lena Barone, Mrs. Sarah Comarlo, Mrs. Julia Suozzo, Mrs, Lena Cocco, Mrs. Celia Ciampi, Mrs. Mary D'Francesco, Mrs. Emma Famiglietti, Edith Cos tante, Mrs. Mary Onolfio, Mrs. Rose Spinella, Mrs, Marie DiCrosta, Mrs, Louis Sandulli, Dr. c. Sandulli, Mrs, Anna DiPietro, Mrs. Angeline Iacco- vino, Mrs. Angeline Gemino, Lena Lembo, Mrs, Violet Masone, Mrs, Carmen Russo, Mrs. Rose Porto, Mrs, ElVeria Naclario, Mrs. Angeline DiPietro, Matalida DiPietro, Mrs, Eleanor Carosella, Mrs. Theresa Di- Pietro, Jennie DiPietro, Mrs. Anna Jamele, Mrs. Mary Bosco, Miss Vim nie ortone, Mrs. Angeline Dorso, Mrs. Mary D'Aurio, Miss Isuara Tamhurini, Mrs. Minnie Pugliese, Mrs. Helen Cipriano, Marion Barto- lini, Mrs. Frances Marticello, Betty Colitti, Mrs. carmella Datelle and Rae Guida.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
NEW BOOKS To
Be REVIEWED

According 10 an announcement
by William Christopherson. Npsi-
lanti. president o. the International
Relations Club Of Michigan State
Normal College. the organization
has received shipment OF new
books pertaining to the subject
which the club studies. namely. cur
rent events and, the International
situation. Members OF the club are
studying the books aud At the meet
ing 10 be Nov. 10 az 7.45 p. mi in
room ? OF Charles McKenny Hall.
Russell Parry, keego Harhor, viii.
report on one Of them
At this meeting. election OF Off
GERS will also take place.
Two new members have been re
oeived. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Chamberlain History majors who
are interested In current events and
enjoy group Discussion OF them
may Join the organization.
As in the past the club this year
plans to invite prominent speakers
from the outside 10 come to the
college and deliver lectures. Towns
people, as well as students and fac
ulty. may attend these lectures.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

when this beauty Is written about.
she contended. that poetry has its
greatest subjec; and has the oppor.
tunity TO become beautiful writing.
She told the young people in tho
audience. We are going to need
singers in the dark" She told them
that through creative expression
and through a knowledge and under
standing OF the lovely ideas to be
found as result OF wide reading.
they may find solace for cares and
trials which they may have 10 face
Mrs, Hurd reviewed briefly the
early beginnings OF poetry, pointing
out that poetry existed before
prose. When people first met in
community centens and In caves,
there were handed down traditions
by word Of Uouth. The ones who
heard the stories learned that an
occasional memory word enabled
them 10 remember better what was
told them, she said.
The speaker said that many OF
the contemporary poets are leltists
nut, she added, there are also con.
servatiye poets who couuterbalance
the former. She told OF the work of
several modern poets including Carl
Sandburg, Vachel Lindsay. and
Robert Frost.
At the close OF her talk. Mrs
Hurd read several OF her own
poems.
A touching finish to the eve
ning's program was lent when Mrs.
Hurd read her own prayer for
Peace while her listeners stood
in reyerent respect to the supplica
ton.
DIR. Gerald Sanders, head OF the
English department OF Michigan
State Normal College, introduced
the speaker, and his work was
praised by Mrs. Hurd.
A reception sponsored by the
Women's League OF the college.
was held for Mrs. Hurd after her
tax and gave the audience an op-
portunity to meet and talk to her.
She has just published a volume
OF poetry. Wild Barley" Her
poems have appeared in magazines.
poetry journals. and poetry collec-
tons in both this country and in
England. In addition to being presi.
dent of the Poetry Society OF Mich.
-isaR--MEs--Hu is state director Of
the Pan-Americn League. and or
ganizer OF the Detroit branch Of
this organization; state president
OF the National League OF American
Pen Women; state chairman OF the
National Thanksgiving Associa-
ton; past assistant editor of Poet.
ry and Music; founder OF the
"Hurd Plan OF Youth Employment:
and founder OF the Royal Oak Cen.
tennial
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
LEAGUE WOMEN
SEE NE WEST IN
CAMPUS STYLES

With Tips on Tactics as the
theme Of the Women's League as
sembly Tuesday in Pease Auditori.
UNI, an interesting and enlightening
style Show gave women students
an opportunity TO see modelled cos
tunes for a variety of occasions.
Miss Betty Baker. Detroit, author
OF the little book, Tips on Tactics"
the cover of which was used as a
back drop on the stage, was fashion
commentator. She introduced first
Miss Jean Schumann, Dearborn. as
Sensible Sue" Miss Norma Braun.
Grand Rapids. as "Capricious
Cathy,' and Miss Alice Durham.
Royal Oak, as Moderate Mary"
Each girl was dressed in a manner
befitting the name given her. Miss
Baker advised the students to pat.
tern themselves after Moderate
Mary" in dress and conduct.
Pajamas, campus ensembles, and
date dresses were shown.
Modelling Sleepy Time" clothes
were Miss Margaret VOTERS. Man
istee. Miss Betty Worsfold. Farm.
ington. Miss Marjorie May, Novi
Miss Mary Golden. Ferndale, Miss
Margaret Gelow. Saginaw, Miss
Betty Quinn, Detroit, Miss Jane
Bovill, Detroit, and Miss Margau-
iette Campbell, Royal Oak.
Campus Wear" was shown by
Miss Mildred Mack, Detroit, Miss
Helen WaskowsN, Detroit, Miss
Janet Mitchell. Leslie, Miss Alice
Durham. Royal Oak, Miss Maxine
Perkins, Worthwhile, Miss Oramae
Sim, Elsie, and Miss Phyllis Bower,
Pontiac.
Modelling Date Dresses" were:
Miss Virginia Rath. Maybee. Miss
Helen Harvey. Utica, Miss Caroline
Pryor, Ypsilanti. Miss Barbara Fay,
Pontiac, Miss Elfrieda Pardon. Ann
Arbor, and Miss Patricia du Point,
Wayne.
Formals were modelled by Miss
Mary Scott. Detroit. Miss Shirley
Westrick. Marine City. Miss Sally
Wolf, Detroit. Miss Gloria Krog-
man, Saginaw. Miss Shirley Coskey,
Detroit, and Miss Elaine Tanske,
Dearborn
Miss Arlyne Phillips, Detroit. was
general chairman Of arranging the
assembly. Miss Hazel Ann Wright,
Flint. was in charge Of music.
Before the style show began,
Miss jeanette Schwartz, Plymouth,
announced that the Women's
League wanted all girls interested
IN League work TO signify on what
activities they desire to work in
order that the executive board
members may find willing workers
to help them in League-sponsored
affairs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

He is pleasantly situated at Oahu
on a plateau with a wonderful view
OF the mountains
Football games. which he has
attended, have enthusiastic cheer
leaders and bands and made him
feel very much ar home. he said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

Fort Belvoir. Va. that he has been
transferred to Oahu, Hawaiian
Islands.
He writes that his train trip 20
San Francisco was pleasant, but
that the boat trip TO Oahu was not
so enjoyable as the sea was rough
and nearly everyone W. } seasick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
MEN CHOOSE
UNION OFFICERS

Vice president and secretary OF
The Mems Union OF Michigan state
Normal College were elected at the
Union assembly in Charles McKen-
ny Hall Tuesday
With Edward Kontrymowicz,
Hamtramck, president Of the Union
as chairman, the men elected
Charles Had, Saginaw, as vice pres.
ident, and Richard Giles, Plym-
outh, as secretary
The Michigan Normal Band and
the Campus Choristers provided ex-
cellent musical entertainment
Professor Haydn Morgan, head OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Campus Events
Students Hear President
of State Poetry Society

Mrs. Muriel Jeffries Hurd. presi-
dent OF the Poetry Society OF Mich.
igan. speaking on "Vanguards OF
Contemporary Poetry" Tuesday
evening in the alumni lounge OF
Charles McKenny Hall to a large
group of students, faculty, and
townspeople. said that no matter
how many people are killed in this
terrible war, the natural processes
OF the Creator will continue-the
sun will rise the same way. aud the
beauties OF nature will exist. II is
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

eral Bureau OF Investigation agents
accused Ebert OF being the brains
Of counterfeit ring which passed
$4,000 in spurious IS bills in De
iroit. Three other members of the
ring have already been sentenced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29

the Conservatory OF Music. eneour.
AGED membership in the college
band.
James NJ "Bingo" Brown. dean
OF men, greeted the students.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
TO SERVE TERM

Detroit, Mich. Oct AP-Fed-
eral Judge Ernest A. O'Brien SEN
fenced Paul Eiiert. Sc. Tuesday. to
serve a six.year prison term. Fed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Normal College Calendar

TODAY
1870 p. m.-Viventes Starkweather Hall.
1880 mMusic Club Halloween Party Gymnasium
THURSDAY
1880 p. Unnatural Science Science
80 p m.Turon Christian Fellowship,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-29
Willard Hatch 10 be
Located in Hawaii

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hatch have
received word from their son Mil
lard, who was stationed at Camp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Normal Price Rise
10 to IS Per Cent Increase Over Lou of 1889
Seen Proper Goal

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Up-
ward price trends in consumer
goods in recent weeks largely re-
suited from higher production
cost factors that need not run
into an infationary spiral the
retailers advisory committee re-
ports.
The present upward trend in
domestic goods is a fairly normal
one, the report said. II is no more
violent than many that occur in
peace time. The movement can
be held within reasonable limits
by vigorous self-controls.
The price movement should be
held on a line between 10 and Is
per cent above the low point of
1899. the committee said. This
would be about the same point
reached in the high period Of 1897
or fractionally above il. Recent
price increases were attributed 10
the following causes:
The successful campaign Of
farm interests for loans approach
ing parity prices and the support
given farm products by the sur
plus marketing administration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

. Industrial wage increases
amounting 10 1913 per cent an
hour between April, 1899. and
April. 1871, and the expanded de-
mand for goods resulting from
increased employment
3-Development of sellers
market in which profit taking is
possible all along the line of pro-
duction, a thing that was not pos
Sible in the depression period.
Every one in close touch with
the situation knew last Spring
that the cost of living would in
crease about 10 per cent between
May and September, the commit
tee report said. Government Off
Gals frankly said that farm price
support and wage increases would
do IL before Fall.
II the line can be held below a
Is per cent increase in the cost of
living, an infationary spiral can
be averted. This is possible only
if every one can be brought 10
accept present levels as fair.
There can be no over-reaching for
profits or Seesawing between labor
and agriculture if the level is to
be held, il was stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Marine News
DETROIT

Up West AS D. m. Monday Morrow
DUNN Jr., 8 Dahtke. cleared. LefnhrdEe.
arrived 30. J /. Reiss. Arrived 90
Brown Beaver sos Lamont $50. Nor.
tink. Harvard e.7o Thomas $50; Cor
nell. Phil Minch cleared 10 20 Truhle
10 IS. joliet 1888. Uhug. ~ 80 NJ c.
smith. II IS. Munson cleared L. is N
uesday; Bsrralron-Pleassni. arrived
y 50: NJ Michigan. arrived Venus.
arrived 2l0 Odarah So. Fulton ST.
barlow. Frseland arrived 2 SmcrHfc
5.i5. Osler C1nnssut arrived 30. ish-
pcming, Sis. Princeton, . 80, IahorfJri
NauEht1n SIS. Dow Chemical %
sonora $50. Henson Ford. $50 BsrA-
hanstssd Constitution. arrtved 49,.
Chevenrt e
down Tug Agnes Moran bsises Nos
Ss7 and 37e arrived 90 ,. m Monday
g. n. TAYLOR cleared 20 BycEs $3.50.
Oakwoo1 9 as. ShsrWIn. Arct4rls no,
Schoeilkgpf Jr arrived SIS. South PARK
$40. AlForaI $40. L. N. Weir srrye1
g .35: Ashcroft. So, Taurus, .pA sierra.
6.25. Muns0n. arrived 30i Ferseus,
Berryton, as Morgan. 55. James
Maids cleared Crescent CRY. cleared
SIS; BRITT s 20. HumrrE -iraha- F1.rrrft
arrived Is l'9rafo- cleared g. Mead.
cleared sS5. Alpens as rs y Mstfcf
Rammacher. 800 HemI0rk e.29. WAN.
ootte, arrived $50. q. =. Robinson. Pine
land. iil5. " J. King IS ~ Yaunss
town. IL 10 a m. Tuestsy seurs. 81
Nyandottt ceisred 10. ireland ,f
sarnoiits 3. Pay Brown. g o.. Pegasus
4:05; Markham -Clevecr arrived f5
wescost. 455. J J.. ke-ss cleared .0o
CieneAgies. $50 u. Michigan cleared
80; Dinksy 5ti Norton p ard
$40 KuIsF = " A. Ress 12t Den
mark. EOS, scsndrett arrived SIC. COO
mel, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Steel Output
SET at 9S.3 Pct.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5-Opera-
tons in the steel industry for
this week are scheduled at 9S.3
per cent Of capacity, a decrease
of 1.3 points or Is per cent from
the preceding week. when the
rate was 996 per cent, according
10 the American Iron and Steel
Institute. A month ago the rate
was 96.S per cent and a year ago
90i3 per cent.
The following tabulation gives
the scheduled rate for the current
week and comparisons with cor
responding weeks of recent years,
together with the change in points
and per cent from the weeks fm-
mediate rNRanAIt~-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
BIRTHS

BOYS
BOYS we're borS~to:
Mary Aller 1888 Pingrse
Gladly. Bannon. 1889 Medium
Gladys Benoit, 1922 Parkgrove.
Ruth Blakeley. 1883 catalps. Berklsy.
Alice Bloodhart. 50a2 Linsdsle.
Theresa Brinkmsn. si25 Longwor,h.
Dorothy Binard. 1880 Wallace. Roseville
Margaret Bullock. 52i East Coy, Haze
Beatrice chuorash. 2o222 omira.
Jean Canady. 1851 JOY road.
Voris Cassei 1881 Irvington.
Dorothy Crowton. 1921 Liilihridge
Helen Dudek 1898 Belmont. Hamiramck
Irene Duiks. 1921 Brush.
Martha Dobrowolski. 1924 Junction.
Florence Ducharme. s22l Hudson. Van
Dyke.
Bernice DonnelIon. 1907 Anderson.
Mary Ferris. POOLS Cheyenne
sylvia Frederick SOS Mon,clsir
Magdalena Garry, s545 Greenlawn.
sarah Groulx. 1897 Third.
villa Green, 4460 Moore place.
Mildred Hintz, 23530 Orchard, Pennington.
Title HareIik, 1924 Manor.
Gertrude Haimovitz, 1882 LaSalle.
Mary Hummer. 5O36 Maxwell.
Mary Humbarger, 1915 Gilman Farm
ington
Ruth Hannenberg. 1907 Mlnoch.
Agnes Hawke. 1899 Monica.
Queen Horton. 1898 fnkster, Nankin
Veins James. 1894 Bangor.
Helen Kibilko sSi6 Horstio.
Gertrude Karsney f2f43 Racine
Helen Lines. 1891 Pelkey.
Helen Lewis. 3i4s East Fort.
Margaret Leeds. 1870 Tracey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
DEATHS

car @ Roberts lsi p-isht RIVER Rouge.
Miss Gpu, io1s Psrksr. 90
Esther TOYS. 1920 Woodrow WILSON. 81
Helen Turner a45 Fast Fort %
Nike Risks 1925 Congress 81
William 7 Dyer. 1885, Cameron. "a.
Elmer Kuokkansr 1881 HazsIridgs, ~.
Eugene Crocksi,. 5a3s Bsaubisn 40
Jessie CavinEton ~ Fast Elizabeth a..
Benjamin Hsrrie. 1911 West Chicago, -.
William n Soadss 1851 Burns 81
Michael Pouch. ie37e Cameron 81.
Vincent Kisil s43s Widmsn, 81
Jack Jeienc. 2isa Cadillac, IS
Arthur Philip Roman 7a7n IVES, Eucis. a..
jeremiah Donovan, III West Grand eouls-
J,nni. Mary Kwistko~.k 1922 Lonri.v.
Ps,r.ek Henry coon.y 7io Brown, purand.
Asa HAwlty. 3tst seysurn 90
Cashmere SowAk. 34i4 Harper a.
Prank Donnadisu 23s Piaue,'s, 70.
MsrFa-et T Mullen sl2o HARDING. "a
Katherine Donohu.. 1883 Ia Sale eouis-
Ruth /. Long 1901 Lak.vo,4. "a
william II Selig 1851 Pee, 81
Lorenzo Malta 2I25 sixth. 50
Heuwood Palmer Rowe. III IVES, Montana.
Nina Rel Dnlon. 1873 I.ynnder 50
Judsnn Havlock Kelly 1902 Longscre ~.
Dan Bsumbaugh. iost Beaoonsh'h.
Helena McMullsn zoe south Marihs Dear.
born as
John Rpmanowski tis7 THman 80
MARY Jane curry. 42i7 Mcclellan. SO
John Pace $40 Fourth. ~
wade Burnett $50 Henry. p
Flsrenee -i-afkortchr 2AAi West Euclif- N
Michael Thomas JUdson. 1923 Ingram
Plymouth, ] month
MARY Kronkowskl Sol Grsndy as
Samuel Littmsn 1898 Cialrmoun'. -.
Msbl. Mary Joslyn. 1877 Psrnds. 81.
Wong For Moy 1905 Newport. -
Mary r Secor 1850 Msrlove. a.
Christina Mcknight 1850 Lycaste. a..
Mary Sovsk 40 Yale. ~
willis e Ysamsns, i293a East JEFFERSON,
Jacob 4. Piper. 3oio Fischer SIS
william MOTIF 1910 Henry. 70.
Mary Ryan. 1922 Vermont. 10
Jedja ssntamour. 80 victoris. River Rouge,
Joseph stspsnski (stcrepanssO. si5s osor-
Adoiph Ferdinand Ewald. 1852 Twenty
Edna Mary Hsmei. i2i7 Joy road. 81.
Helen Andrews tAndraohik). 1882 Key
-ktane
Catherine Youngblood. 1902 Van Dyke. 81.
LYDIA Foster. $3.50 81 Antoine. 40.
Nsiue Hes 26i5 Nebraska. 50.
William Chayhn Jr., 500 Central. IS.
George II Creegan l9ss Twenty. tfth n.
william s. Green Jr 1906 La Sale. "a.
Katie Mack 307s Twenty fourth. 50
Edward John Cummings. 1925 schsefsr
highway. ~
Fiismenna Guiana. 1880 Syracuse 81.
Frances Won Koss $685. Townsend. -.
Edward Cahill. 1855 Hull
John Hanson ASA Avery. IS
Elizabeth Rautio. 1895 Buena Vista. 40.
Hans Nelo Siogren. -
Anita Seifnan fS4 Alexandrine. 80
go Coleman. 30ll Fourth. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Emerson a. Reid, -, Beverly Guillor. %
Joseph NJ Usai. So Mariana Epinal, "a
Nicholas NJ. Theis. -, Ethel NJ Ribarsky.
Is
George n. stevens 2s; chri'tin. Morrison
rhom.. J. Petro'sy. 20; Grac. p Eau.
nomink Keller. 30 Helen T sadowskr. 10
Raphael Trombiy. 30 Eleanor r. Bor-
-seko~ski rs
Nicholas Haamsn. IL. Lotu. LeNsndovski,
Joseph Mar,ressk az Jo.ephln,
KscprzvnsN Is
william II Nal 70 JuHs Rsr %
Frank wierreho~ski q. Catherine Nc
Wayne " johnson. 20: M,rsare, J
Angelo Glsnnoss, ~: Mary ssKs,o. Is
Joseph w. sesndrito, -; Frances r
Emanuel Bersh.d. rs Madeline Z. Collins,
Frank La,tues. rs: Armenia Molinaro. %.
Bernard c. NaskiewieI. ~; AUins J.
Phillip western. rs; Dolores NJ MituIfka,
81
Louis Mszzara rs. Marie Pinto. a.
James Douglas 81. Emma Fsvors "a
William b. Saunders, % Leah 4. Gostiey.
81
Frank Marcia, 30; Gislorm A, Inbrunon.,
joe Rowalczyk. rs: Helen Zdanovicr. ~.
Lloyd +. Embree Jr, %; Edna NJ Rhodes.
Milton p. L.aman. q: verda Mccoy. q
Raymond Wyzoro~sk "a: Mary scemsn.
10
sidney C croueheF 81 winsben r Gray.
Richard p Dexter Is Am.rs Burk.
hart IS
Edwara r Po'vin, as. Dorothy \
Arthur oesireich, IL. Florence Hoffman.
Felix J Bronisk % Ann Ka,us. ??
cssmsr osonoSski. Is Virginia wagner.
Joseph wIsnlswskt II. CIars Depfsr. 20
Lawrence Reno. 10; Lorraine Clemens n.
Joseph Msrrons, IS: Rose Ann cardona,
10
Don II Roberts. ~ Anne Berger 10
James Kfto. Is Jennie q. Tsruines. 81.
Cornelius Eggermont Jr., IL Eeanore
T Cook. Is
sam Ancons. rs: Catherine Parinero. ~.
Robert NJ smith 10. Johnnie Leo Wood. 20.
Stanley Tomalsk rs: Jane Msiankowski,
Richard Hodges. %. Florsnc. PstsnA. 20.
Howard s, Crenshaw, 81: Amelia v Bou-
rassa. Is
Warren Bloomhun 81 Mary NJ. Ryder,
Peter J. smsreck. IS Marie T. Uehwst
81.
Bruce Remington. 20: Jessie Schneider n.
Peter r LARGO. 20 Grace MaZzola. 20
Grant s Bennett. %. Axle L. Buck. %.
ItirurEe- n Russell II. Marjorie W.
Strong. %
John Ross, 80; Mary Holt 30
Norbert RodEczak, al. Huelis MCMILLAN.
~.
Sheldon VI Powers 20: Alice willard 30.
Otto j. Vogt Jr.. ~ Lorraine Lsu. 70.
Robert O. Mcclure. "a Nancy Cain. %
Charles A. Myszs, ~: Josephine ID. Cav
lik. 81.
Daniel :. Rybicki. rs. Sophie Guzik, 81.
Leroy Andrew. 20 Dorothy Cobo %.
Virgil Hays. ~. Audrey Hash. IS
Lawrence p Wroblewski. rs. Marjorie Z.
Weston. 26
80.
Thomas n Rockford. %; Murisl r SMELL
Ing %
william shank. rs; Marie Caren 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
DIVORCES

shirley Evan. from william.
Louis Becker from Hazel
Pearl 81 Pierre from Roland.
Andrew Springer from Bartsra
Henrietta Baughmsn from MARI.
Dorothy Andrew from Richard.
George Devich from Gabreila
Rose Forster from Michael
Rernice Bowen from Roosevelt.
Janet hcLarty from William.
James Gibbs from Jetiie
Irene Weaver from Erwin.
Gertrude Pruden from Clyde.
Harold TeagAn from Elizabeth.
Toni Booihe from James l.
shirley A Roberts from Donald.
Msude Bare from Charles
Frank LeupioW from Lillian.
Henrietta Cheysen from Lnuis.
Palmer l. Dent from Edgar.
Ralph 7. Getty from Msry.
Johnnie Colo from Ressis
Faith LaBtns from jerome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
BIRTHS

Mary LsFranca, 4s2s Newport.
Mary Malgay. 6527 Hanson.
Avera Morgan. 80 Savannah.
Allie Magnusson. i0l We. Margaret.
charloi,e Mallous. 5i2o Holcomb.
Ella Miles, 9s West Hancock.
Eleanor olks. 3345 Theodore.
Florence ochenas. 7545 Middlesex, Dear
shirley Psrmentier. 1855 Ashland.
Agnes Rvard. 4472 Field.
Helen Retell. 1900 Ballard. Mt. Clemens
c nons sers sSs,,o 1855 East lafayette
Mary sheehy. 906s Gray.
Alice stiller, $500 Beechdale.
lertrude Witkowski. 4isi Campbell.
Grace Wagnitz, l2Os Bird. Birmingham.
JOY WEBSTER, 2ioi Adele.
GIRLS
Girls were horn TO:
Margaret Anderson. 325 Westminster.
Bertha Brenda, iii2s Dequindre, Ham.
tramck
Bessie Bel.ky. 1891 Santa Rosa
Margaret Battle. Peach Tree street. Rocky
Helen Rroslow. III South orsyfrisrs.
lEarnestyne Carble, 5056 Tillman.
Rhoda Chetkovich. Ti6 Clairpointe.
Hsrriette Carpenter, 5000 Yorkshire.
Anna cousineau. i20t5 Martindsie
sylvia sylvia Coopesms no i2iI West Philadelphia.
Jean Carrico, 1859 Wayburn
Fay Dermidoff. 2iei Gray.
Marguerite Diamond. 22fs Myrtle.
Antoinette Dcicco. 1879 Dexter.
Margaret DelFoss. Royal Oak
Freddie Davis. 1891 Fairfield
Jane Derusha. 22557 Miner, ST. Clair
Marianne Dusenbury. crsnbrook. Bloom
field Hills.
Lavinia Felts, 444s Lincoln
Lorraine Frizzelle, s62s Elmirs
Martha Golebiowski 5435 Holcomb.
Marie Cebus, 1894 Winthrop.
Jean Gorzzyca. 2225 Frederick.
shirley Hines. s43f Chalfonte.
Eva Helm. 27fo7 James. Royal Oak
Grace Harrison, sos Parkdale. Royal oah.
Marilyn Kinsinger ie30s Charleston.
Patricia Maolepsty. $3.50 Chopin.
sylvia Markowsh 5s27 Townsend.
Olga Mntiershoch, i9itt Lsnors Redford
Township
Dorothy Masuet 22oOi Hanson court. st.
/ Clair Shores
Louise Mccollister. 2is0 81. clair
Marie Neuenfeidi 5l5s West Chicago.
Zelda Novsk. 1855 Newport
Mary Channesian. 5s7s Baker.
Marion Perkins si6z East Jefferson.
Berniecs Psnsbon. 1920 whitney
Frances Pauchniewski. 5347 Grandy.
iiolanda Pieirangelo. sass French road
Angenette Pascoe. 1904 Parkgrovs
tlornee Reedy. 1888 Leisure.
Marie Rsinke. 20O22 Heating.
Ann szurek 1922 Martin
Mary Schultz, 1871 csniff Hamiramek.
Helen Sepanek. 52ia BEDFORD
caledonia shaw. n7t Hague
Dorothy studler 22Tss Pleasant, Fast De-
troit
Laura scun. 1920 Nj. Elliott,
Alvilda TAvior 2OOi5 Littlefield
Dorothy Thompson, 1880 Compass.
Phyllis Permen isiOf San Juan
Sophie Usher. 1855 Cortland
Elizabeth Williams, 25325 Peter Hlltr, Css-
terlne
Lillian weinberser 1850 Turner