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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, July il (UP)-Wheat
rallied late loday on short cover
ing operations and as a result early
losses Of cent a bushel were re-
Soy beans also recovered from
losses ranging to slightly more
than cents a bushel.
Wheat closed unchanged TO &c
a bu. higher Corn was unchanged
TO off ls oats off i TO u. rye
up TO off ~. and soy beanswere
up ~ 10 Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
TRAINER SUES
SPORTSMAN

LOS ANGELES. July Il (UP)-
j. j. Dolan. horse trainer, sued for
$4,000 damages from o. Frank
Woodward, Reno, New. sportsman,
today charging that he would have
received this share of race purses
had Woodward not broken his con-
tract.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
WINS AT HOLLYWOOD

INGLEWOOD. Cal, July II CUP)
Don Juan II owned jointly by
Bing Crosby and Lin Howard, came
from behind to win the $500 Ac-
carak Handicap at Hollywood Park
yesterday. Lester Balaski rode the
South American colt over the mile
and a sixteenth route in LA %.
The winner paid $40 3 and 800
Comet II, second, paid $3.50 and
260 Ahile Wing and Wing came
in third for S2.40.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. July II UPJ -
Stocks advanced irrcgularly today
in quiet trading on the Los An
geles exchange.
Nine issues were up, three were
down and seven were unchanged.
Volume totaled $500 shares.
Southern Pacific 12h up i,, Sou
thern California Edison six per cent
pfd 30ia down = Southern Cali
fornia Edisonn 513 per cent pfd
29ls up II Consolidated Oil 6h
unchanged. Republic Petroleum pa
up Il: STANDARD Oil Of California
23L. up "a. Cessna Aircraft SIS
up y. Monasco 15s up y.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
Shop Wins Over
Office on Errors

The errors. if not the comedy
were there Thursdays night when
the Irrigation District Shop team
in Ell Centro's softball B league
trimmed the Districts Office team
Is to IL.
The Shop got Is runs on six hits:
the Office got II runs on four hits.
Errors, not hits, brought in the
majority Of circuits in each case.
The line score:
shop NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 % 610-11-4
Office ........--......-....... -10-070-15-6
Weeks & Jackson; Mayfield,
Henry g. Jernigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
Saints Three Full
Games in Lead
BY UNITED TRESS

The Santa Barbara Saints hung
their fourth straight defeat on the
Anaheim Aces Thursday night, 7 to
?, behind the steady three-hit
chucking of Perez and pulled three
full games ahead of the field in
the California league.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
Today's Sport Parade

forgiven. Watch him knock the
brains out of Henry Cooper on July
-. The guy can't miss and along
about l943 he will be fighting Joe
Louis for the title.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11

Annually, department stores ana
specially shops OF the Unlte9
States expend S25,oO0,O00 for wrap 4
ping supplies for packages.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. HAY
L. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. July II QUP) --
Wheat. feed .......... s1.8Og1.S5
Feed, Barley bright sI.571s M1.67h
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-11
L. A. RITTER De EGGS
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, July II ouP) : j
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Knights Held
Memorial Service

approximately 2O members of Wy
andotte Council. No. 1902 Knights of
Columbus took part in the annual me
mortal services held on sunday. Nov
Cmher 20 az Our Lady of Mt Carmel
church. This is probably the most i'm
rreSSive ceremony in The entire ritual
of the order. taking formal note of the
passing of members of the order who
have died during The preceding year.
The high mass was sung by the Rev.
LadiSlauS y. krych. pastor of Mt Car
mel. who also preached an eloquent
sermon.
Following the mass. Il tasty break
fast was served the Knights in The
school auditorium. under the direc
ton of the ladies of the parish. head
ed by Mrs. Jacob Michalak and Mrs
William Lybik. after which the me-
mortal services proper were held. The
work was in charge Of DIR. {. Il. Lun
dy. faithful navigator Of the Fourth
Degree COmmandery. attended by 30
members of the assembly. Respondent
in black and red robes of the d, gree
Grand Knight William Haubrich was
in charge of the music and Deputy
NITdHu huISnl OudTleS W Hlle occupied
he chair of the presiding officer. The
speaker of the day was Past State
Deputy Eugene DOnOhue. and the
tulUgy was delivered by w Leo Cgha-
Ian. past grand knight of WyandOtte
Council. Members Of The local Council
deceased during the past year were
Julius LaCOurSe. father of City Clerk
Lawrence J. LaCOurSe. Edward A.
George. acting grand knight at the
time of his death, Conrad AffhOller.
and William BOhn.
Melee Appointed Lecturer
Following the resignation of Arthur
J. O'Neill. lecturer of WyandOtte
Council. No. 1SI2, Knights of Colum-
bus. the grand knight. William Haul
brich announced the appointment of
Edward J. Mctiee To that important
post. MCGEE. who is president of the
st. Patrick's Choir and Usher club.
has long been identified with frater-
nal work and the appointment met
with The unanimous approval of the
members of the local Council
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Ne Objection to
Legion Club License

The American Legion club recently
applied for Il club license permitting
The sale of liquor i'll the Legion club
house Oh Van AlStyne boulevard. mas
much as the property is owned by the
city, the request was referred TO City
Attorney Frederick j. Gartner, for re-
port on the legality of granting such 4
license.
Tuesday night. Mr.. Gartner convey
I'd his findings TO the Council. He had
found that there i nothing in the
charter or ordinances that would in
terfere with such license. But the
original grant Of the property contain
I'd clause fOrbidding the sale of in
toxicants on the land. unless the
premises shall b. occupied for the sale
of drugs and medicines.
The Eureka Iron Company Of De
troit. which made he conveyance of
the Droperty, Is now out Of existence.
The WyandOtte Savings bank, assignee
Of all interests Of the aforesaid com
pany, has no objections to waving the
restriction.
Iatar in the session. the application
Of Walter c. Cienthe. commander VI
The American Legion, for license, al
r.ady approved by the chief Of police
was granted.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Fermsr Resident
Disd at Gaylord

Frank f. PAIL. -. who had been i'm
poor health for several years, died
suddcnly Monday, al his home i'm CAV
lord. Mich. He leaves his wife. Cora.
son Richard. stationed at Fort Custer.
daughters. Mrs. Fred Moore. of this
city. Mrs. ErneS; Brown of Cleveland.
brothers. George of WyandOtte. and
Fred of Forest Hills. Long Island.
y. Y. and sister, Mrs William Gun.
of Troy. y. \.
The funeral took place at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon from the Nixon
funeral home. DR. Warren f.. Hall of
he Pre- sbylerian church conducting
the services. Interment was in Fern
dale cemetery.
Mr. PAIL had held the position of
yard SUPP rintendent at the PennSyl-
vania Salt Manufacturing Company
for MANY years. He also held the posi-
ton of street commissioner of Wyan-
dotte for several years. He retired
from active work in 1884
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
. f a ( 7 \ ) : Quiz

q. | am machiniSt in an airplane
factory. When the war is over | may
be laid of. How can | prepare for
that time!
A. Make systematic and regular
purchases of defense savings bonds.
They will give you substantial re-
serve which yOu can fall back On in
the period of reimbursement after the
emergency.
Q. To what very large group Of
Americans does the government look
particularly for extensive buying Of
defense bonds and stamps?
A. People in the middle and lower
income brackets, where many Of the
most rapid increases in national earn
ings have taken place. This immense
part OF our population can be especial
iy effective in reducing national pur-
chasing power BY buying bonds and
stamps. thus aiding The country's de-
ft ne program, while helping 10 keep
iUwn the cost Of living.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Balloon Parade
Mads Big Hit

The Monday afternoon parade >,lop.
>or4d hy The Merchants A>>nciotiuI,
of Wyandot.- made Il big hit.
S..ho,1. were dismissed for rh,. If
ternonn. and The happy children ~
we'll =, several thousand adults liuru
BiddI, a,rnU- To witness the ,pectacIr
which was something unique in wy.
2ndU IT,.
\ ru,isra manufacturing compauy
SEM = score or more of lis mamnoth
balloons here for the biz show. Their.
were .oos!,-eyed giants. Mickey
Mouse. prrrpdactyl and other hug
reminder, of prehistoric times. And
last. but no. least. good old SAM,
Claus himself. in all his gigantic pro.
uortinu> Many of the balloons were
Oh a level with second story windows
along the route and the sea serIen,
was properly terrifying in its huge
ness.
The rubber figures were inflated
with air al the park of the Michigan
.AtkaIi club, just before the parad,
started.
Several bands added to the attract
ivtme>S Of The parade, aud good tim,
WAS had by all.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
BUILDING SHOWS
SEASONAL SLUMP
FOR NOVEMBER

me - building permits taken out
III the office of the city engineer last
month represented total estima ed
expenditure of S74.JOO, divided as fol
lows: New dwellings, $64.7SJ; dwell
ING alterations. $500; minor build
ings, $2O15; commercial buildings,
5000.
The list:
Garage at 81 North drive. owner
"A. Eagan. $50.
Garage Il, l667S Twenty first. owner
Harvey lIildeth, $50
One->t"ry dwelling at 1893 Ford.
owner John Schafer $3.50
One->tOry dwelling ut l2NS Twenty
third. owner Bert Barrow. %3.GOO.
One->t"rI commercial building at
l3iI Fort. owner Caulkin> Cons rue
ton Co. $1,000.
One-Story dwelling at 1-O2 Twenty
first. owner Ideal Construction Co.
S4.JO0.
Alterations to dwelling al 1J4G
Fourth. owner ChaS. WUjno, SI.2OO.
One story dwelling at go Highland.
Garage ut 1867 Eleventh. owner
Robert l.. Clements. S42I.
Garage at 1905 Cht smut. owner G..
NJ. Randall. $40.
AltcrattOnS To dwelling at 340> Eth.
owner G.. Lu>ko>wicZ. 5000.
Alterations Ia dwelling at 222G
Ninth. owner Mrs. Marion Richter,
500.
Two->tOry dwelling at 1881 Nine
teenth, owner Claude j Fitzgerald.
$500.
One->tory dwelling ut 1893 Dee. OWL
cr Claude j Fitzgerald. $1,000.
One-Story dwelling at 1861 Twenty
first. owner Ferdinand w. BOckhOuse.
$3.6.l.
OncStOry dwelling at 2O6 Tenth.
owner Nick Zewicky. $4.2tO.
Garage at 1888 Eighteenth, owner
Mrs. Walter Erdbecker, 500.
Altera ions 10 dwelling at 33gS
Twenty owner Mrs. l.. r.. Gram
Itch, $3OO.
Garage at 132 Biddle, owner Milton
Schwartz. $500.
Garage ut 34J3 Twenty first owner
Joseph Fri>ch, $3.50.
OneStOry dwelling AT Dbl Fifteenth
owner West Park Bldg. Co, $685..
One-StOry dwelling at 23GG Fifteenth
owner West Park Bldg. Co. $685..
One-StOry dwelling at 2O11 Eight
cenlh. owner West Park Bldg Co. 81.
CSC
One->tory dwelling at 2O69 Eight
zenith. owner West Park Bldg. Co. 81
Csc
OneStory dwelling at 2O59 Eight
zenith. owner West Park Bldg. Co. 81
Csc
Alterations To dwelling at BIB Ma
pie, owner Frank o. Murphy, $500.
One-Story dwelling ut S3S Lincoln.
owner Russell 4. GOugeOn. $500.
One>tOry dwelling at 50 Lincoln,
owner Russell A GOugeOn, S3.1W.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
GOODFELLOWS'
PAPER SALE
DECEMBER IS

"'hh I. kreScr. :, neral chairman
Tor he Wyamdottc t;oodfrIlnw> i
completing arrangements for TN. AN
huai newspaper sale tu raise funds for
prlhSlhg cheer t0 needy families. of
thu city
a III recent years. the paper to b.
>oI' l. he WHandOttc News
y new method of di>trihutin" the
christmas gifts will hr put into effect
thh season. Instead of baskets of food
clothing, toys. etc. orders will bc Civ
eh needy families on their regular
croker or M al dealer Also orders will
toe gwen for toys. etr. This Will avoid
an. humillat ion caused 10y city trucks
let 'ing the goods al The doors of re-
Ci,I"nt>
applications of these needing food
orc IL VIII IL taken al he office of
th4 Family Protective Association. Bid
CIe avenue and Goddard. Miss Ara
IN. -honneau Il executive secretary of
Tie association. As Il matter of eff
Giles! Y. the amount Of the. order will be-
ba~ -'d on The size and necessities of
Ga family Involved
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
FRANK DUPREY
EXPIRES FROM
AUTO INJURIES

Funeral services will he held tOmOr-
row afternoon for Frank Duprey. who
died al the Wyando.te General hos
pital on W dne>day, from injuries SlS-
tained in an automobile accident on
November -
Duprey. who was 66 years of age.
WIS crossing Oak street III Fifth. with
his wife. Johanna. when car driven
10y Ralph Haas. ~. struck both of
hem. Twenty minutes later. Haas re-
ported 10 police that he thought he
had struck some hing. He was rplcaS-
tel temporarily. subject To recall for
questioning.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Duprcy were
taken To the hospital. where the wife
il in Il serious condition.
The dead man leaves besides his
Wifi, Il son. Joseph; three brothers.
Gordon. Joseph and Edward, and "A
Sister Emma.
The funeral will he held from the
Thun funeral home and Trinity Luth-
eran church al o'clock tomorrow af-
ternOOn.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Brief Brevities

Tie, Wuucu'> MON Of the Pre>by
terrain church viii hold "a Christmas
jca with program suitable [" the Sea-
son. a. il meeting II NJ Wednesday
aflcrn,on
The Hu~iuc>~ and Professional We
mcu'> club enjoyed Christmas dinner
and program al the Dearborn inn on
Tuesday.
CA "a diiapidal,d farm in Huron
township. bar iy-yi>ible after many
years OF exposure tu the weather. l. It
large sign which reads: Portage
Tires. Guaranteed for 5000 Miles.
lima zine. if yuu can. i present day
tire manufactures claiming anything
less than :nuGU miles for his output.
Verify. modern methods and efficiency
have. impruN rd. especially III every
thin. pertaining 10 he automobile
II cost Jo>cph Lefkovich. of So
VIM wood avenue. $50 and costs for
the privilege of driving car while
under tn, influence of liquor. The
sentence WAS imposed 10y Justice Roy
Cuomrr.
The Girls Friendly society of 81.
stephens Episcopal church gave Il
supper La; night. followed by sale
uf gifts
\ buXin. match. under the auspices
uf the Wyandotte Athletic club was
staged in Slate auditorium on Chest
nut stree hast night.
Catholic boys throughout the arch
diocr>, are boxing minded these days.
They are lacing OH the big mittS and
going through heir PAGES III prepara
ton for the seventh annual Catholic
Youth Organization boxing tOurna
mcnt which opens January > and winds
up with Il flame of fiSlic fireworks al
the state fair coliseum OH Friday.
JanIary -
The Catholic Youth organization
choral club will present lis first an
nllal fall cUmctr- al the Catholic Cen
trail auditorium on Monday evening
DrCt mhrr y. Included on the program
will hr Il varied program of favOrite
choral numbers. Special attention will
bc given {" Christmas music.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
All Skatsrs Need
Is Geld Weather

The city recreation department Is
ready 10 furnish skating spots for low
trS of the sport, as soon as the pre-
sent spring temperatures retreat aud
freezing weather arrives
The Kinks are located as follows.
Central and Sixth streets.
Pennsylvania avenue aud Nineteenth
street.
Eleventh street south of Ford ave
nue..
Alfred and Highland streets.
ST John and Sixth streets.
Antoine and Second streets.
Slip east of Wyandotte General hos
Eital.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Huge Effort
for Stamp Sales

More than 3.6OO.0O0 pieces of Christ
mas display materials and supplies for
retailers in the retailerS-fOr-defenS
holiday program for the sale Of de
Tense savings stamps have been sent
TO pu<tuffices over the country in bulk.
These supplies will be distributed to
local retailers through defenSe savings
committees. chambers of commerce
and other civic groups.
These organization are arranging
for Boy Scouts. Camp Fire Girls. wO-
mems clubs or other similar Organiza-
lions To package these materials for
distribution.
The WyandOtte postohice will pro
vide the necessary room for packag
ing
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Orpheu S Concert
Next Tuesday

:" Wyandotle Orphcu> club will
give lis annual fall concert i'm Itou>e-
Welt auditorium next Tuesday night
December .. An attraC i've. well bal
dn'ed program has been prepared for
the occasion. The gu II artist will In.
Giuseppe GENTLE. noted Cleveland
baritone. who sang for the club Two
years ago and made a most favorable
impression.
| hcSe are the officers of the Orph-
Gus club for the coming year: PreSi-
dent and assistant conductor Henry
A. Melloche; vice president, George III.
Rupert: secretary. Leonard &. Dole
treasurer Arthur L. kUrn: business
manager. John g. Shingletun.
The clubs conductor is Edward W.
Hubert. and its accompanies Grace
SwIr.Z Hubert
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
LOUIS +. HELMS

Louis f. Helms passed away al Ms
home. IISg1 .Pardee road. Taylor
township. November -. after Il llhser
ing illness. He was ~ years Old. Born
i'll Niagara Falls. y. y, he had lved
in Taylor township for 40 years. lie
retired from farming several years
ago. and was active in the political
life of the township. holding the ONCE
Of supervisor. treasurer. ana O. herS.
He il survived by his wife, Freezer
icka. sons Boyd and ElrOy. daughterS
Mrs. Dale Brighton, Mrs. Loren bright
ON. Mrs. Earl Denman, Mrs. FREQ
Prill. and L. grandchildren.
Funeral services. conducted 10y ReV
Strange. Of West Mound church. TOOK
place at the Nixon funeral home ia>l
Monday al = pm. Burial was III "es'
MnunG cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Assessor Kane
on Draft Committee

Governor Murray II. Van Wagner
has appointed City Assessor Edward
w. Kane. Of WyandOtte, a. committee
man for Draft Board No. ~.
Mr. Kane will assist discharged
members of the armed forces in get
ing their old civilian jobs back. or
new positions for them. as well as
serving Selec'etS who prefer new jobs
rather than their old ones.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND
FLOATING OFF CHESTNIT

WyandOtte police on Monday discov
cred the remains OF woman floating
in the DetrOi; river opposite Chestnut
street The body was identified On
Tuesday as that OF Mrs. Pauline Pow
ser. rs years old. Of 2664 West Grand
boulevard. Detroit.
Mrs, Ida POT$er Of The same adj
dress. made the Identification. She is
4 daughfrr-in-law Of the drowned wo,
man, and stated that the elder woman
lad h-en in i'll heal for several
wears.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
City Enters the.
Junk Business

The Municipal Service Commission
IF The city of WyandOtre has gone mi"
Ih,. Junk business - temporarily. ne
Commission has accumulated approx
u,atrly three. tom Of scrap copper wire
and eight tons "f scrap iron Ii VIII
sell the accumulation nn bids 1" hr
opened ia he Council Chamltr next
Tuesday night. The >uc'' >>fulj bidder
must >tipulatc under oath that the
scrap i'm the ultimate prepared form
will br sold a. Il price that Will not
exec Il the ceiling price established by
pric,. schedule v" I. promulgated by
The United States Otficr of Price Adj
miui~tratiuu.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Council DOln8J
Tuesday Nigh

william +. lIuS'mau and - others
i'etitiuned for street light at Seven
teenth and Elm streets and Twentieth
and Elm streets. X, ferrcd To Mumici-
pal service Commission
Mr. Hostman and ~ others asked
the paving of Elm street from Seven
teen,h To Twentieth streets. Referred
to city engineer. city assessor and city
treasurer.
November collection of %51l.:EI in
fees. etc. was reported by The engin-
etrin3 depar ment.
DIR. y. II. McGlaughIin. commissions
er of health and sanitation. said that
arrangements had been made with the
tuberculosis Association To have Y
rays iaken of all food handlers i'll the
city
The bid of Leon SOncrant for con
~tructing six new election booths at d
prict. of SLED ~. WAS rejected. City
departments will construct the booths.
Acting upon request Of Council
man Ford Wagar, Mayor Louis w.
Bphm called special meeting of the
Council for sunday morning. Decem
Der Z. To consider all the proposed or
dinances and ordinance amendments
now pending. a. well as salary ADJUST
ment< for Salaricd employees Of The
city.
Councilman Louis BrOhl stated that
there would liz a meeting of the traf
fic control committee Immediately fol
lowing Tuesday nights session. and
invited city. officials ana others inter
i.Stpd To attend.
Councilman WXgar brought up the
matter Of sidewalks broken by con
tractors trucks He asked Stipula
tion in building permits. tina; owners
and builders would be held responsible
for such damage.
Councilman George {. Behm stated
that he had previously requested an
ordinance dealing with this SubjeS.'
but that no action had htth tdk' H.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Nan
Killed Oh Job

\ worker employed by the Joseph
NJ. Hughes Construction Company of
Detroit. was fatally injured last Fri
day. while working ut the site of the
die avenue
The unfortunate man WAS Frank Ho-
warIh. of SO Abbott street. Detroit.
who WAS struck by the bucket and
boom of Il steam shovel. He was taken
To the Wyandotte General hospital III
Th0n ambulance. hut was found u
be dead upon arrival
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Ecorse Pelice
Officer Diss

William w. DurOcher is, police of
ficer in EcOrSe. died suddenly at his
home, Ii West Westfield. Ecorse, Nov
Cmber -. He leaves his wife, Anna,
and children. Harvey. Milton, Cecilia,
Mrs John Wagner, Mrs. Alvin Royal,
and six grandchildren: also brothers
and sisters. Mrs. William Renaud,
Wallace. Miss Marie Manore. The fun
eral was from the residence Tuesday
morning. with burial in WOOdmere
cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Fire Loss
at New Low

There were only IL fire alarms in
My1ndotte during the month of Nov
.nher. and the total loss was only
x195. all on real property There was
yS6p insurance on the proper in
Uolyed. This AZ shown ny the report nf
Fire Chief Gustav Anselm
Classification If fires was: Auto
nohiles 4. dwellings (. false alarms =,
,.raSs . rubbish and tree each.
Department VehuitS t''Nei'u -
miles during the mon H.
The fire loss lii NOVenfoeI' !'tV' WIS
StM.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
WYANDOTTE SOLDIER
TRANSFERRED TO CAMP CROFT

Private Rene A. BergerOn of Wyan-
dOtte. recently indicted into the army,
has been transferred with u group of
Isl >electees to Camp Croft, :. G., in
fantry replacement training center for
training at that station, ii is annOunc-
ed at the Fort Custer recruit recep-
lion center. The group made the trip
in a special train.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
Letter Carriers
Mans Officsrs

Ma ional Association of Letter Car
ricr>. No. 1:IS. held their annual meet
ing at the home of John Reidy. 40
Sycamore street. Tuesday evening. and
elected the following officers
PreSident-JOhn Reidy
Vice observation-disclosures Demick
Secretary-HarOld Perry
Trea>urer-JOhn LOeding
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
WORLD FRIENDSHIP GROUP
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

The following Offirers will be in
stalled by the World Friendship Group
of the First COngrega tiOnal church
next Wednesday afternoon: President,
Mrs. Winston Smith; vice president,
Mrs. Charles Il. Burkette; recording
secretary, Mrs. Lester Bacon; CORES
pOnding secretary, Mrs. George Roger
treasurer, Mrs. A. Reynolds Daw.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-12-05
WIANDOTTE THRU
IN NOVEMBER BIuDISG

NyAndotte ranked third amounS
towns III toe metropolitan area in the
amount Of building permits taken out
ia>t month. The figures were: Dear
born. SHIFTED: Royal Oak. S326. 40
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