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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
OTHER WITNESSES

Other witnesses We're Ann Solar.
alleged disorderly house cmploye.
and Detective Scrgi J ose h
Pfiestas Of Michigan State Police
Sergeant PricStas described a raid
on a Hamtramck gambling house
IN order said Prosecutor Bowling
10 establish the fact that gambling
existed in the city
The hearing Is in the County
Building before Visiting Probate
Judge Maurice +. Trlpp. who Was
named by Gov Murray D. Van
Wagner 10 hear the charges.
Gen. Hugh 8 JOhnso
americas Fighting Thinker"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
PREVENT CHIMNEY FIRES
BY INSPECTION AND CLEANING

There were y chimney fires in the
city during the past winter, ACCORDING
TO the records Of the fire depa rtmeat,
Chief Gustav AnSelm announced to-
day. Practically all of these could
have been prevented, according Ito the
fire Chief, if property owners or ten
ants had Inspected cArimneys and or
dered the necessary repairs or clean
ing
Once each year, all chimneys
should be inspected" the chief declaE>-
ed. land this is a good season to do il,
instead OF waiting until next autumn.
There is plenty of time now To arrange
TO have repairs made or chimneys
cleaned. These precautions may pre-
vent serious fires, and they certainly
will reduce the number Of alarms the
fire department Will be called upon, to
answer next winter. And when these
precautions are being taken, fire ex-
tinSuiShers should De inspected and re-
charged, if necessary. Use recharging
materials supplied by THE manufacture
er Of the ex tinguishing equipment, and
approved by the Underwriters abora-
tories
You can easily tell if chimney 10
tight and free from cracks. Cover the
opening above the roof with boards
and then build fresh fire OF paper in
the furnace. II there are any cracks.
the smoke will escape through them
since it can not go out OF the chimney.
IF smoke pipes and flues are taken
down now and cleaned. the deteriora-
ton of the pipes from rust will be
prevented SCOT in the pipes holds
moisture 50 that even new smoke
pipe can De ruSted through within the
year"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Engineers to Review
in Public Hearing

Under date of May 20. 1871, the
committee on rivers and harbOrS of
the House of Representatives. adopted
the following resolution:
Resolved by the committee on riv-
erS and harbOrS of the House of Re
representatives.. United States, that the
board of engineers for rivers and har-
bOrs created under section 3 of the
river and harbOr act, approved June
13, 1902, be, and Is hereby, requested
TO review the reports on Detroit river,
Michigan, submitted i'm House dOcu-
ment numbered 2O5, seventy-fifth Con-
greSS, first session, and preceding re-
ports. with a view TO determining if
it is advisable to modify the existing
project in any way at this time"
public hearing on the subject of
the above resolution will be held in
room 10, Federal building, Detroit,
Michigan. on Tuesday, July 10, 1911,
at 10 am, eastern standard time. 1t
is expected that consideration will be
given to suggested changes in the ex-
listing project. q
All interested parties are invited to
be present or TO be represented at the
above time and place.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Fair to Visualize
America Re-armins

Michigan's part in the re-arming or
America role regarded by many AS
more vital than dhat played by any
other single stalte-win be wildly ex-
hibited as part Of the 92d Michigan
state fair, Bernard ]. YOungblOOd,
general manager OF the fair, an
nOunces.
The exposition will take place at
the state fair grounds in Detroit from
August u 10 September z, inclusive.
YOunsbloOd, who has just returned
from washington. where he conferred
with congressional and military Off
Gals relative to the military feature
OF the fair, said he expects the tea-
t,fre TO be the most imI esSiye ma
tional defense exhibit ever placed on
display in this country.
"As one Of the outstanding feature
OF our state fair" YOungblOOd said.
"the national defense exhibit, primar-
ly. will symbolic the absolute inter
dependence OF the soldier and the
fs rmer. the tractor and the tank. the
nlow and une Gisle. 1t win accentuate
the extreme Importance of food and
th.. urodRtion OF food TO the efficient
or.ration of our armed forces"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
COUNCIL DOINGS
TUESDAY NIGHT

The Police and Fire Commission and
Chlet or Police William T. Rutledge
dlsapproved the granting of class
Is restaurant license to Belva
Fields at 7SS Oak street. A license was
thereupOn denied by the Council.
The above commission recommended
the purchase of Il site and the con
StructiOn OF Il new police station. The
purchase of twelve cylinder. heavy
duty, 40 horsepower Seagrave pump
er, was also asked
The bid of John a. W0hlin. for con-
StructiOn Of sidewalks. was approved
at the following prices: Four inch
thick sidewalks, 15% cents per square
foot; six inch thick, % cents per
square foot
The clerk was directed to advertise
for the purchase of street sweeper.
The Municipal Employees association
will hold picnic tomorrow, and the
Council granted permission for use Of
the public address system
The Stair Commonwealth for Boys
was granted permission to hold a tag
day in WyandOtte tomorrow
The Municipal Service Commission
was asked to furnish plans. etc, for
the installation of a sewer in Mulberry
street from Tenth to Twelfth streets.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
AUTO ACCIDENTS
MARKED PERIOD
OVER WEEKEND

A number Of automobile crashes
kept hospital staffs and the police
busy over the last week end.
Last Friday afternoon, q car driven
by Bdwand j. Rmy, -, of 1850 Waldo
street, Detroit was demolished and
ROmy was brought to the WyandOtte
General hospital in a critical cOndi-
ton.
Three-year-Old Billy Pounds, Of 543
VasSar street was in Trenton Satur-
day afternoon with his mother Run
ming from behind parked cars, Billy
was struck by an automobile driven
by Paul Bohm Of Trenton and had his
left leg lacerated. BOhm was exoner-
ated OF blame.
Seriously injured i'll a collision near
the viaduct in Trenton, Saturday
night. Iva Bondie. 81, of 1872 Labadie
street. WyandOtte. Earl Luce of 81
Ridge street, EcOrsse. and GOttlab Ort-
win. Of 124JO Waluham street, Detroit.
were brought TO the WyandOtte Gen
eral hospital. Both cars were a total
loss.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
K. Of {. Outing
Next "Wednesday

WyandOtte council No. 1902, Knights
of Columbus will hold their annual
excursion to BOb-LO on Wednesday.
June p, according to an announce
ment by Arthur J. O'Neill, lecturer of
the council. In past years this has al
ways proved one of the most popular
excursions out Of Wyandotte and elab-
crate plans have been made for the en-
tertainment of young and old. Games.
races and a VARIETY Of events have
been scheduled for the island, and
favOrs will be distributed at the dock
for the youngsters.
Mr.. O'Neill has appointed the fol.
lowing committee in charge of the
event:
Tickets = Gerald GaSs, Henry La.
Beau. John Seewald, John Michalak
Frank Stein.
Program = Charles White. Frank
BOurgiose. Theodore ONeill.
Publicity-AnthOny Tarnacki.
General Chairman-Wilfred Kane
The steamer will leave Bishop nark
dock at 10 am. Wednesday. June D.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Were Joined in
Church Ceremony

MAMMA Mary McDernfObt. niece of
Mr.. and Mis-. Albert ]. Elias Of 113
Bennett street. and l.. Kenneth La
Course. sou Of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
J. LaCourse of 323 Maple street. were
married ut ST. Elizabeth church last
Saturday morning ut . O'clock, Rev.
Leo ZindlAl officiating. The church
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion with palms and flowers.
The bride was attired i'll white EN-
brUidered marqufSette and carried u
bouquet of white roses and lilies of
irlle valley The maid of honor was
MildI Ell LaCOur>e. sister of the bride
groom. She wore blue marquiSette
gown, and carried Il bouquet of garden
flowers The bridesmaids. Bernice
RalTpp and Virginia Culbert, were at
tired i'll pink marquiSette and their
bouquets we've also garden flowers.
Edward Duffy G Detroit was best
man. and the uSherS We're John La
Course. brother of the bridegroom and
Warren Parish. Mary Elaine LaCOurse
was dressed in pink Mrs. Elias. the
bride : aunt. wore beige SHADOW lace
dress. while Mrs. IaCOurSe wore "A
gown of rose embroidered chiffon.
A wedding breakfast ut the Crosse
He GHf and Country club followed
The CT ClROny. and in the afternoon Il
rtIelI ion was held at the bride :
home
Upon returning from a honeymoon
"trip to Sault Ste. Marie. Canada and
\pw York Mr. and Mrs IaCOurSe
win reside at 1872 Bennett street.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
World War
Hero Honored

An interesting ceremony occurred at
lmmnmel Lutheran church on Thurs
day or last week, when Clifford Man
ore, veteran OF the world war. was
presented with silver star for gal
antW in action. The presentation was
made by Heinrich Pickert, and trib-
utes to ManOre's fine qualities were
made by Commander Robert Beattie
of Edward c. Headman post, Ameri-
can Legion, Commander Harry York
OF WyandOute post. Veterans of For
eign Wars. and Elliott Stern. of Jew
iSh War Veterans post.
ManOne is employed by the Penn
sylvania Salt Manufacturing Company.
Herman EchemfOr represented the
company in acknowledging the lat,ter'S
pride in having EMPLOYEES of Nanore's
type.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Ecorse Boys
Won at Chicago

Last Sunday. at Chicago, the Cen
trial States SchOOlbOy Rowing AsSOci-
alton held its first regatta. There
were over 5000 spectators. The senior
eight cared shell race was the featur-
ed attraction. The Waller high school
cnew Of Chicago was in THE field as
favored TO win. But the EcOrSe high
school eight won over Waller by two
lengths, in the excellent time of three
minutes flat. In previous trial heat,
EcOrse had eliminated another favor
I'd contender. the crew from Culver
Military Academy.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Flooded Easements
Bring Protests

He'll hath no fury like a woman
with basement full of water. This
was brought out at Tuesday night :
session vi uhe City Council. when ii
group of residents from the north end
of town complained Of flooded base
meIltS. caused by the heavy rainfall
Last Sunday afternoon. The men chip
ped in their share of the beefs, but il
was the ladies who really went 90
work OH the Council According TO the
cUmplainantS flooded Easements have
at. n common ever since the inStalla
alton of Wayne county drain NJ. ..
BH former floods ha ~ been mere
trifle compared to last Sundays inun-
da'iOn. The Council lent an attentive
ear to the group, an of whom were
given a chance 10 speak their piece.
one person submitted photographs TO
back up his assertion that flooded
Easements in that area was no myth.
Ii was Bought out during the dis
cuS>iun that the llO0d, We're caused by
inadequate sewers in that district, and
the taimre Of attendants at the county
pumping station TO Use the pumps
long enough To carry the water away.
-A!PtT SuhtttH : >toIulLr UIle utplH vi
WIiter in haSt lnentS ranged from .
inches To q feet, according the north
end e>idenIS
Councilman Clifford Il. Burke. AZ
chairman of IL committee appointed by
Mayor Benin To work oil the north end
drainage problem. promised the home
owners in that section plenty of ac-
ton"
This made it practically unanimous.
A. Olb woman said, I'VE will get
actiOn-Or else
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Library Items

True life stories OF more than 1000
famous International and national
leaders in all professions are now com
piled into TCurrent Biography, 1910"
new book just received at the Wg.
an11Hte public library
Detailed biographical facts of 1000
modern famous men and women and
their personality Quirks make Current
Biography interesting reading for Ii
brary patrons who like to know
who's news and why" The book con-
tains 92S pages and over go photo
graphs of people who have been most
significant In the news OF 1910.
Lutle- known items taken at random
from the biographies include: Dr..
Thomas Parran, surgeon general OF
the United States, once MIXED a cow
ON a city street. TO boost milk CONSUME
ton; Leon Blum, former premier OF
France did not abandon journalism
and law for politics until the murder
OF political friend Al Joison, coined
ian, is the son Of a rabbi, and Erskine
Caldwell, author Of Tobacco Road"
is the son OF a minister.
The editors conscientious research
Of So current magazines and II dany
newspapers for the past year, plus
first hand infOgna ton whenever pos
sibk. assure the newsworthdnees Of
each "headliner" In the annual. Pro-
LESSONS whose aeaders are discussed
in the new volume include: Archinec-
ture, art, aviation, diplomacy, educa-
ton, engineering, finance, information
al government, national government,
industry, journalism, labor, law, ntera-
tune, medicine, military, motion pie-
lures, music, rad&o, religion, scieace.
social service, sports and the theater,
This Is kept TO date by monthly sQn7
plemenaA
Other Books
Two authors. one 4 famous phys
clan. the other leading professor q
philosophy outline defense prOgra8
of different nature.
Tougher Up America" by Victor
Heiser DrI Heiser thinks Americans
are too soft and fat. He Offers useful
suggestions for reducing, exercising.
sleeping, dieting, the use OF sun and
air and many other things to Improve
health as q part OF the defense pro
gram.
Our Free Minds" by Harry Over
street. Before Americans can tahe
part wholehea rtedHy in a defense pro
gram, the author believes they should
understand what they are defending.
His book is a clarified tion Of the is
sues at stake and a Psychological pre-
paratiOn for great economic and social
changes"
As in former years the public n
brary will close at noon on WedneB-
days during Juty and August.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
IN FEDERAL COURT

Tuesday morning in the presence OF
few friends and fraternity brothers,
Victor Targousk. pracncing attor-
uey in Wyandotte with an office at
2744 Electric was admitted to prac-
tice in federal district court in a
brief ceremony by Judge Ernest A.
O'Btien on the motion Of Vincent
Fordell. assistant United States attor-
ney He had been admitted to practice
previously in the circuit courts and
the supreme court Of the state of Mich
igan.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Brief Brevities

1t is estimated thrJt 1900 people
will use the state highway depart
nsent's roadside tables for picnics to-
morrow and Sunday. More than $500
additional tables have been placed
thus far this SIlmmG
The striking clerks at Wyandotte's
state liquor store have gone back to
work.
A reunion of the 1881 graduating
class of Theodore Roosevelt high
school was held at the Crosse lie Golf
and Country club on Tuesday.
The south half of the PardO build
ing on Biddle avenue is being remOd-
eled for bowling alleys, by Samuel
BOesky and Sam Meltzer.
Miss Lois Nixon, Of New York, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R- J. Nixon. 25S4 Biddle avenue. for
the next three weeks.
As the tourist season went into high
gear this week. State Highway Com
missioner G. Donald Kennedy reported
highway travel up 80 per cent over
that OF 19400and travel across the
straits at an all-time peak.
Alvin T. Lister. prominent Trenton
resident for many years, is dead.
Joseph WeiSe, Alex SuzOr and
James Beattie, of the fire department,
are taking their annual vacation.
The WyandOtte Garden club held It's
annual spring flower show on Wed
neSday, in the auditorium Of the Gar
field school.
Following a six months period Of
i'll health, Rev. william w. Hoyt died
Sunday ait the home Of his son, Rev
Marshall W. Hoyt, in Trenton. He was
~ years Of age and native OF Wayne
county.
Two Detroites, Nicholas Barach OF
800 Military avenue and Florence
LAgel. Of 6122 Cadet street, were TAX
en- to the Wyand0tte General hospital
in Nixon's ambulance last Saturday
afternoon. The couple had been injur-
ed In an automobile collision at North
Line and DixTOledo roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. JoSeph A. Smith leave
on Saturday to spend two-weekS'
vacation at Keewenaw, in the upper
peninsula.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
WILLIAM C. PORATH
BURIED ON SATURDAY

William G. Porath. an old resident
of Bcorse township, died on June II
at his residence, $500 Reeck road. He
Is survived BY seven children, william
H., Hazen Albert, Edward, Mrs. Rich
ard Frank, Mrs. Clarence Brashaw.
Mrs. Clarence Pion. Mrs. George Oak
ley; also the following brothers and
sisters. Herman, Louis. Mrs. William
Wiege< and Mrs. William Wolf.
FaHeral servtces were held at the
residence Saturday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. followed by burial % West
Mount cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Formsr Resident
Diss at Bellevue

CHAR II. Dennan, a former resi-
dent OF Wyandotte died at his home
in Bellevue. Mich. last Friday.
Deceased was a son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A Denman, and a
brother of William Denman and Mis-.
Frank GOOdell Of this city. During his
younger days in Wyanddtte. he was
prominent in musical circles, and was
Il cOrnetiSt Of more than ordinary abil-
ity. He is survived by his wife, who
before her marriage was Margaret
Riley of WyandOtte, and daughter
Mary.
Funeral services were held at the
residence on Monday afternoon.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Edward Cuddy a
Suicide Victim

Edward Cuddy. a 33-year~old resi-
dent Of Trenton was found dead in a
vacant building on the old Shipyard
property, saturday morning. He had
o.mmtted suicide by hanging himself
from a rafter. After examination at
the county cOrOner's office. the re-
ms wei e brought ito the Nixon fun
cral home. where funeral services were
held on Wednesday afternoon.
Deceased leaves a wife, two broth
ers and sister. He was employed at
the Great Lakes Steel plant.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Ebsrts Bres. C.
Get Coal Contract

The Board of Education. at its reg
ular meeting Monday night, accepted
the bid Of Eberts Brothers Company.
to furnish 1866 tons of pea and slack
coal. at $5.21 per ton, and $40 tons OF
finch lump coal. at $3.50 per ton.
The Roosevelt high school band ask
ed fO- tw e.tms h-re' Cd It'd
placed on file
The Red Cross was granted use or
the public schools in case Of war emer-
gency.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Father Hannick
Addressed Class

Forty-three seniors received their
diplomas at the annual commencement
exercises OF st. Patrick high school.
held in ST. Patrick church last Sum
day evening. The address was deliver
ed by 'Rev. Emmett Hannick, Pho.
The diplomas were conferred by Rev.
+. &. Ryan. A reception followed the
formal program
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
86 WYANDOTTE
MEN INDICTED
NEXT WEEK

Next Wednesday. June -. Sc young
men from WyandOtte will leave for III
ductiOn into the United States army
for years training The list is u:
follows:
;SSc Oscar Thomas PerigO
rs Stanley John Bialy.
Wv Raymond Earl Finley.
Webb John Albert kaidaS.
81 Frank Joseph Cock.
80 Elmer John Schultz.
lz3 DOlphiS Walden Adams
ly74 Edmund John KObuSZewSki.
l2-r4 stephen Francis ZalewSki.
1871 Sigmund Gerald Karabin.
I-S7 Samuel MigliacciO.
l.:s; Glenn Allen Avis.
l3's; John Joseph Wieclaw
13-sI Martin kOlakUwSk.
1890 Alvin Telford Wagner.
BE- Stanley William TruSewicZ.
1871 Thomas Walter OlSZewSki.
49, Edward Stanley BranSki.
1872 Frederick Martin Leinke.
Es'> Edward John LUX.
I4Il Veto Joseph GiannOla
l4H Nern Louis Southland.
1+H Eugene Frank kaSlOwSki.
l444 Frank Godfrey futile.
1913 Harold Allison Hodge.
l47S George Sylvester DemeriS.
14S9 Edward Leonard IRwandOW
ski
1901 Edward William Steinman.
1904 Anthony Walter TruSkOwSki.
1910 John Nicholas Gregurich.
1893 Stanley Steve Wright.
l.IS5 Vincent Joseph Ptak
LJ4S Francis CurTenS.
1:EIS John Joseph Zdunek.
1860 Walter John OStrOwSki.
1885, John Vincent BOjanOw>ki.
1892 Peter Paul GazdOwicz.
1614 Anthony (ZerwOnka.
1916 Anthony FinazZO.
1917 Jerry Joseph Safran.
1880 Theodore Gwal dzinski.
1881 Russell John StearS.
1913 Alfred Edward ZeSchin.
1913 Earl Carl Witt.
ltlJ2 Henry Joseph BylinSki.
1864 James Mcmahon Moore.
1861 Anthony Joseph Bigda.
l672 John Joseph OSak.
1879 John Edgar Purdy.
1851 Frank Adam KaZmierSki.
l69J Earl Frederick Pruce.
l715 George BalOg, Jr.
I721 Chester Joseph DOminczyk.
ITO Stanley Edward LaSkOwSki.
l7IO Wiibert Louis Moss.
l742 George Perry Mirch.
I76 George Albert Osborne.
1749 Wallace AndrewSki.
1919 Leonard MalkOwSki.
1921 Joseph 3 JarOSZ.
1882 Gerald HaSSelbach
1871 Benedict Anthony Le>inSki.
1853 Frederick Charles Moss.
1855 Marion Joseph KOncZal.
1890 Henry John Boron.
l9B Arnold Roy Been.
1890 Lawrence Leo Jones.
1896 John William Marx.
1912 Frederick Finest MenZer.
1916 Frank HarbieZewSki.
1919 Alvin Fred Welke
1868 Edward Joseph ROginSH.
1874 Chris Hoover Redmond.
1851 Ira George Zaddach.
1899 Robert Thomas Stark.
1898 Fay Francis Mott.
1899 Stanley KnizewSki, Jr.
zoos Victor Frank BOdZak.
2O24 Jerry Chester Knoll.
anS2 Thomas willard Headrick.
2O4l Edward Newton Fisher.
2O57 Joseph Stanley Daiek.
BOTS Steven Michael LafcSek.
2OSS Casimir +. Knack-
2O91 Richard Allen May.
2O9S Charles w. CraSSweller.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Soldisr Marrisd
at Trinity Church

Arden Patchin. daughter of Mrs.
Grace Hickey of 1858 MOllnO street.
and David Mitchell. 4 soldier at Fort
Custer. were married at Trinity Luth-
eran church Last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. G., J. Krahnke officiated.
Following the ceremony. wedding
dinner was served ut the Wabeek tea
room.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Mwanis Boxing
Show June d

The second annual boxing show
sponsored by the KiwaniS club will n.
held at Michigan Alkai club park next
Tuesday evening. Thtre will he m
bouts. Proceeds wild be used in cha i
table work.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
COMPANY INCORPORATES
TO DEAL IN REAL ESTATE

The haywood Building and Land
Company, 1896 Eureka road. has been
inornorated by Max Misdoll OF 1906
Van ALstyne boulevard. with an auth
orized caaital OF $4,000. The com
,,orr will deal in real estate.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
Ford Agency in
Handsome Quarters

The Superior Motor Sales. Inc. new
Fond car agents in Wyandotte. are
now occupying the fine new building
erected fr rheir uSe at the southWt; III
Coz uer OF Ri(bile avenue and Superior
boulevar nj Memikv-s OF the firm are
Charles Greed and William DAnna.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-06-20
$1.a00 Is TAKEN
BY ARMED BANDIT

An armed thug entered Frank Was
zetwsH's saloon AT 1l6I Oak street.
Friday morning and robbed the pro
prietor's wife Of 500 in cash and $500
in checks Mrs. WaSzeiewSki WAS aioue
in the place NJ ths time. Ste describes
The hanGlii A. a4out 30 yea : OF age.