davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Lenning Rites
Set Tuesday
Noil Carrier Loses
Life by Drowning

Funeral services for Arthur Z.
Lenning. 81. OF 5000 No. 10th ST.,
veteran Tacoma mail carrier, who
drowned Saturday while fishing off
Cromwell on Hale's passage south
west OF Gig Harbor, will be held
Tuesday at 4:30 p. m. from the
Tuell chapel, with the Rev. Will
lam T. Turner officiating. Burial
will be in Tacoma cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Charles
Engell, of $40 So. Lawrence st,
who accompanied Lenning on the
fishing trip. and Byron A. Perry.
Carl NJ. Nelson, Arthur J. Noel
Ter. Ralph w. Bush and Edwin J.
Anderson. All are employees of
the postoffiee.
While the two men went out to-
gether. each was in his own boat.
They left shore at s p. m. Engell
told authorities he noticed Len
ning's body floating face down
near the drowned mans upright
but empty boat. He rushed Len
ming to the shore and applied arti-
fetal respiration.
When Lenning failed to respond,
a physician was summoned. but he
too failed to revive the Tacoman.
Jennings watch stopped at Sis.
indicating be fell into the water
at that time.
Lenning. a member OF the Let
ter Carriers union No. $50, and
Of Epworth Methodist church. had
lived in Tacoma 40 years, 81 of
which he had been employed by
the local postoffice. He was born
in Minneapolis, MINI.
He leaves his wife, Edith; one
daughter, Eleanor. both Of the
home; a brother, Elmer B., also a
Tacoma mail carrier, and a sister,
Miss Lillian L. Lenning OF Los An
geles, Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

CONTINUED From Page One)
and Mira A NJ. hagneson OF
Quincy.
Mr.. and Mr.. I'm. wsar.th. who
were married on May 81. spent one
day OF their honeymoon IN Sumas
visiting friends OF Mr.. Walrath.
who is . salesman for the West
Coast Grocery Co.
Mrs. Evelyn CaIIihan, and
daughter Evelyn. both OF Ruston,
were recent visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rungs Of
Blaine.
Mrs. Lois Schmidt and daughters
Gretchen and Anne. OF Tacoma,
were recent visitors at the home Of
Mrs. L. n. Peck Of Lake Stevens
The Rev. Fred Hornshuh expects
to return TO Tacoma Tuesday from
Des Moines, Ia. where he attended
a standard conference Of the Open
Bible churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Wheeler
and son, Bobby Joe, have moved
from 4s46 So. Washington to 6236
So. Puget Sound ave.
McChord field officers who have
been transferred to the Everett
air base for duty include Capt.
Frank b. Alling. LIST Lieut.. V. w.
Brugger, 1st Lieut.. Charles 8.
Martin, LIST Lieut.. Charles A.
Perenboom. LIST Lieut.. Willard O.
Raese and 2nd Lieut.. X. r. Bum.
Mrs. 4. ]. Herbes. asa Broad
way. and Miss Bertha TaIlman,
Lacey, were recent visitors at the
home OF Miss Tallman's mother,
Mrs. Flora Tallman OF Rome, near
Bellingham.
Sister Mary Turibia, administra-
tor. and Sister Mary Patricia Fran
els, bookkeeper of St Joseph's hos
pital, are among those attending
the first annual institute on hos
pital accounting, which is being
held at Indiana university, Bloom
ington, Ind, this week.
-
Among Olympia visitors in Ia
coma over the week end were
George Maynard and Joe c. Fer
nandes.
Betty Binns, daughter Of John
H. Binns, Tacoma lawyer, has been
awarded the Margaret Byrne
scholarship at Stanford university
by President Ray Lyman Wilbur.
Betty is a sophomore at the Cali
fornia institution.
49,
Fred Shaneman, vice president
OF the Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.,
Saturday was reelected secretary
treasurer of the Pacific section,
technical association OF the pulp
and paper industry, during the
closing meeting OF the group in
Portland, Ore.
Detective Captain Cliff Osborne
was IN Seattle Monday undergoing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
benihien Rites
Set for Tuesday

Funeral services for Peter
Henry Benthien. -. Of soos So
Yakima ave. who died Saturday
n . local hospital after a hrief
Illness. win - held Tuesday a.
1:oo ,. m from the MeIlinger
chapel. with the Rev. Adam Hun
Tar officiating. Burial WIN be IN
racoma cemetery.
Until recently Benthien was en-
ploysd by the Metropolitan park
board A. superintendent OF the
utlow beach park. He was wide
" known ~ . nurseryman and
landscape gardner.
Benthien. son Of the late Henry
Bsnthien, FOUNDER OF the Benthien
nurseries, vas born In Puyallup. II
was On his fathers farm In Puy-
azlap that he. together with a
brother, received his training and
experiences. The farm was located
"a N<f1 FIc<rHA at< q tAr EA1bo
experiment station
Attended bryant
He came 70 Tacoma In 1907 and
attended the Bryant grade school
and the Tacoma high school How
ever. he returned to Puyallup and
his fathers business. The ssso-
ciation between father and son
was broken for . short time years
lAtsr when the younger Benthien
accepted employment with q
Portland automobile company.
The nurseryman. q veteran Of
the World war and . deacon In
the Independent Bible church. was
. member Of the Municipal En-
ployss union.
widow. Children Survive
He leaves his wife. Agnes T.;
two daughters. Evelyn r. and
Doris Anita: one son. Henry p,
III Of Tacoma: three sisters.
lfr1 vsrn Adams and Mrs. Alfred
rvsrssn Of Tacoma and Mrs. Levi
Eustus Of Pasco. Wash, and an
uncle. John Benthien Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

A fight at 18th and commercs
sts. Sunday morning resulted in
the arrest Of three men On disor-
Derry conduct charges. They were
Glen Armstrong. 81: Chester Aim
gust. IS, and Walter Sorgeson, %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
English Fishermen
Making Big Wages

LONDON-While Lord Woolton,
the minister OF food, has been
warning fish merchants that prices
are too high, small herring drifters
are earning 5000 for a days fish
ing. Most drafters operate on the
sharing-out system and many fish
ermen aboard drifters are making
1928 a week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

physical examinations preparatory
to assignment with the naval
forces. A reservist, Osborne was
promoted to ieutenant-commander
last fall.
Ralph Noerenberg, assistant COL
lsctor Of internal revenue, is taking
a short vacation from his duties at
the Federal building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Teacher Is Student
Because of Drdft

PHILADELPHIA - Edward J.
Knapp, South Philadelphia high
school language teacher, found
himself in peculiar circumstances
as a result Of the draft. The peda-
gogue became the student-being
taught army tactics by a pupil he
formerly taught Latin conJugation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Anii-Nazi Women
Will Aid British

LONDON - Ant-Nazi German
and Austrian girls. previously in
termed. soon will be cooking for
British soldiers. They are to be
allowed to join the A. T. S. and
will wear the same uniform as
English A. T. s. girls, with no
special badge OF Identification,
Most of them will be employed as
kitchen-helps and cooks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

goes down to ye olde beauty
shoppe and has a hair-dol
simiIorly when ! banker ts trade
IN the hispane-Piymovfh on q
rev cor with hydrophobIs shlfs,
Q have on equally effective
polllaflvs, which 10 70 cell the
nslshborhsed Union oil sfsflsn
70 have them give The GER q
sfep-Wear lvbrleofien Job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

She was the widow of John s
McGaughy. came to the state q
years ago from Oklahoma and was
a member of the Baptist church.
Besides Mrs. johnson. she leaves
a son, Eddie, OF Reddmg. Calf.
three brothers. John D., Tom ano
Willie Nelson in Oklahoma; six
grandchildren. and one great
grandchild. Funeral services will
be held Wednesday at o'clock at
Hills funeral home with burial in
Sumner cemetery.
49,
Auxiliary to Elect
Election Of officers will be the
principal business OF the auxiliary
OF Bruce A. Mercer post. Amer
lean Legion. Monday night at s
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall. Fol-
lowing the session refreshments
will be served by group COM
posed of Mrs. H. z. Spear. Mrs,
J. c. Reynolds. Mrs. Carter
Harness. Mrs. George Fogarty,
Mrs. Carl johnson, Mrs. Alice
Hartman, Mrs L B. Botsford,
Marian Anderson, Mrs. Hazel
Keehnel and Mrs. Ruth Sethe.
-
Miss Dolores LaBissonibo OF
Bremerton. just graduated from
Holy Rosary academy, Seattle, is
the guest Of her sister. Ms. Will
lam Fogarty Of Puysllup Heights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
CIo SOUND TRUCK
PATROLS ROULEXARDS

-
The pickets edged back sullenly,
but quietly. while the CLIO sound
truck patrolled the boulevards,
booming:
"okay. boys, move on back.
Remember, the army can't
build airplanes."
The soldiers were ordered to
take over the plant after police
failed in an effort to break the
picket lines and were forced to
uss tear gas to rescue an officer
who was knocked down and beat
en-. Three pickets suffered burns
in picking Up gas bombs and huri-
ing them back. Newspaper re-
porters and non-strikers waiting
to return to work were gassed.
Police had been able to pass
only a small number Of non
strikers through the lines, and the
company said some OF these ar
rived inside the factory badly
beaten up"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Flower Exhibit Closes


Flower Exhibit Closes
Rhododsndron Garden club, Q
unit of the Puysllup women's club
closed its seventh annual flower
show Saturday night after n two
day exhibit In the lobby of the
Citizens stats bank.
Sweepstakes for the highest
number Of blue ribbons. which car
ried q prize of s25. was won by
Mr.. and Mrs. A s. Green Of Ora
ham. Prize for the second highest
number OF ribbons was divided be-
tween Mrs. Pierce Leavitt and Mrs.
B. +. Bogie. the judging resulting
in q tie.
Mrs. Josephine Kalcitch, 81. died
Sunday evening after a long illness
at the family home, 713 Sd ST.,
N. w. Mrs. Kalcitch came to Puy-
allup from Tacoma in 1929. She
was q member of the Catholic
church.
Surviving are one daughter, Mrs.
Clara Novosat, of Puyallup; three
brothers, John Frlan in Tacoma
Frank Frlan in Ohio and Uinko
Frlan in Jugoslavia; one sister,
Mrs. Mary Firola, In Jugoslavia,
and . grandchild.
The services will be under dirsc-
ton Of Wrigiey q Clements.
tstu+
Thorn Services
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at o'clock at the Wrig.
ley and Clements chapel for Sam.
uel w. Thorn. "A. who died at q
local hospital Saturday following
a short illness. DR.. A. w. sidder'
will officiate and burial will be ir
| Woodbins.
Thorn was n native of Youngs
town, o., and came here in 1890
The family home Is at Box s2s
Route 3. on the Hill road. He wa
an inspector of marine engines IL
the u. S. service until he retired
four years ago. except for tive
years when he was chief engines
of the indianapolis, plying be
tween Tacoma and Seattle. HI
came west as a youth OF 10 ant
sailed on coastwise vessels severa
years, returning to youngstown I,
complete his apprenticeship as I
machinist. He returned here II
the early eos and for many year
sailed on whaling expeditions 4
the Arctic and eoastwise.
Surviving are his sister. Mrs
Mabel Ainsworth of Seattle; I
nephew. Demuel Witch in Ohio, anS
four nieces. Mrs. Louis Husbands
Seattle. Miss Josephine Ainsworth
and Mrs. Mary Wick Kenworth
Ohio. and Mrs. Virginia Ingles
New York.
Mrs. Maletta Bell McGaughy
II. former resident OF Puyallup
died Sunday at the home OF he
daughter. Mrs. L. A. johnson, AZ
Ea- 2sth st, Tacoma. where She
had lived for the past six years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

OtOp-N car 10
no ordinary grease job. In the
first place you can hear the diff
ference in the way the old bus
sounds quiet as a mouse.
sssendIy, you con feel me dif-
terence In the smooth way the
car shifts, steers and rides. And
ssnelly you con see the differ
snss when the beys bring u
boek. The dust Is wiped on, In
tsrler cleaned out, tires end
running boards dressed, sIoss
f~lnlllns. You herdly rssesnixs
u as the some car.
But that amt all, friends. For
Union Oil Company and Stop
Wear dealers guarantee every
Stop-Wear chassis fabrication
against faulty fabrication for
l000-count 'em-milesl Not just
promise" but a written,
signed guarantee, good at any
Union Oil station in the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Sprawling Plant
In Hands of Army

Continued From Page One)
for beginners. plus a 10 cents an
hour raise for all 1900 workers
In the plant
Soldiers who came 20 the
main employees gate were
beckled by n huge crowd,
mostly men. but with \ sprin-
king Of women.
The fully-equipped soldiers were
calm under the barrage Of insults.
Only when the crowd pressed too
close. did they slightly lower the
glistening bsyonets on their rifles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

When Mrs. G
looks with
longing al q
new dress that
the bud get
won I stand
she has q sure
fire cure. She
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
PICKETs MOVE BACK
TO LET TROOPS ENTER

Only stern and determined ex-
pressions on the part Of the soldiers
greeted such yells a. What do
you think this is Germany =
shooting down working men and
women"
Soldiers entered the plant
shortly before a. m, when
about 100 troopers, with bay
onets fixed, marched TO gate
one on Imperial boulevard
The pickets took one long
look, parted their lines, and
moved back silently, while the
troopers walked inside.
As soldiers streamed up to the
plant. they Immediately barred
their bayonets and started NOV
ing pickets and spectators alike
away from the plant. jsbbing in
the ribs those who moved too
slowly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

If you have
passing psngs
beyond your
budget, l rec
ommend this
same treat
ment. Because
CN1-Waaw -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

the Mems club win hold its annual
picnic at the Alag picnic grounds
at $50. William Reid viii preside
and Harry wassman is in charge
OF the program. In case Of rain
the affair will be in the social
rooms Of the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

stotlen end Try III " you don's
like ", send your cor 20 me,
psrsenaliy, because . dol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
ERE,S MORE ABOUT
Main Street

STARTS ON PAGE ONE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Very Rev. Beekman to Speak

VERY REV. FREDERICK w. BEEKMAN. formerly of
the American Cathedral in Paris. will speak May 20.
the Crosse Pninte High School. on Americas Danger
and Duty. ...
a British War Relief film depicting the evacua
ton Of Dunkirk bombing of Coventry and life in Eng
land today will be shown
Price Of admission dollar
Proceeds will benefit =. Bundles for Britain Mrs.
Arthur chairman. will introduce the speaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Special ChiIdren's Day Party

IT WAS The chlIdrens day.
Following the commemorative service led by the
chaplain Rev Robert Stevenson Whitehead board mem
bers went the auditorium.
Johnnie Erickson aged took charge of the pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Miss Viola Martens Picks
May ~ as Wedding Day
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

Miss Margaret Love has is
sued invitations 10 luncheon
and personal shower at the De-
troit Boat Club, tomorrow
And other scheduled parties
include the bathroom shower,
May 20, which Mrs. Ernest G.
Liebold Jr.. will give in her
PinehurSt avenue home and the
luncheon Miss Eleanor Pioch is
planning for the twenty-fourth
at the Detroit Yacht Club.
OFF TO THE EAST are the
James B. Johnson Jrs., and Mrs
JohnSons mamma, Mrs. Alfred
G.. WilSon-all of Rochester.
Stopping at the Sherry-Neth-
erland. as usual, during their
New York stay.
MRS. ARIES LEO
BRUCE of lroquoiS avenue an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, margaret EllZdOeNn
Betty Bruce. and r lob err I
Leonard Neydor. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Neydor at family
dinner party. last evening.
incidentally, on this import
ant occasion, the pretty bride
elect wore a CONNECTION of pink
marquisette and orchids.)
Betty went to Crosse Pointe
Sacred Heart Convent and Man
hattanville. and her husband
to-be studied at and was gradu-
ated from Notre Dame.
THOSE BEAUTIFUL tulips
the Lloyd Nashes always have
each Spring at Skyline" their
Rochester estate, are in full
bloom and ready and waiting
for the Nashes' friends to see.
Mrs. Nash and her daughters
will be leaving on a motor jaunt
the latter part of next week so
they suggest you get out TO see
their famous tulips this week
end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

THE PETER ROSSITER
HOUSE is in pretty much of a
hustle;
Last week. you'll recall. James
Patrick RosSiter married lovely
Margaret brennan and now on
May 81. his sister. Mary Fran
ceS. will become the bride OF
Gilbert Donnelly at ST. Patricks
with a breakfast to follow at
the League of Catholic Wom-
ems Activities Building.
Mary Frances bridegroom
elect is the son of the John
Donnellys and her attendants
will include her sister. Kathleen
and Elsa Holdried
Roland Guertin and James
McCluskey will be groomsmen
and Marys brother. James
Charles Peter and Robert RoS-
sitter will seat the guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Mrs. Kanter Reelected
Women's City Club Head

vice president; Mrs. Lawrence
II. Connell. treasurer, and Mrs.
S. Wells Utiey, assistant treas
urer.
The II new members Of the
board elected for three years are:
Mrs. John V. Brennan. Mrs.
James V. Davis, Mrs. Clarence
w. Davock, Mrs Haldeman
Finnie. Mrs. Harold NJ. Hastings.
Mrs. Rob ert G.. KaleS. Mrs.
Cyrus II. Kinsman. Mrs. Willard
Pope. Miss Isabel Weadock. Miss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Board, in Turn, Gives Tea Party

AND. THE board. in turn. tea party for
the children
The pretytable had lace cloth and was decked with
pink and white Spring flowers.
Mrs. Burgess Book. smart in printed silk suit : IN
green white and blue and small green straw hat
trimmed with green velvet ribbon and flowers in front
poured at end
Mrs Earl Holey... smart in a navy dress and jacket
costume and red beret poured at the other end
Joan Combs asked to cut the lovely pink and white
birthday cake cleaning with los candles
And she a proud little girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

MAY % HAS BEEN selected
by Miss Viola Martens as just
the right day on which 10 be-
come Mrs. George J. Piper and
the ceremony will be held at the
Outer Drive Faith Lutheran
Church with the Rev. Conrad
c. Engelber officiating.
The bride-elect is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nj.
Martens of Gladstone avenue
and the young man belongs to
Mrs. George J. Piper of Three
Mile drive and here's the way
their wedding party is lined up:
The matron-of-honor. Mrs.
Jack Linaduer: the bridesmaids,
Miss Dorothy Piper. Miss Mar
garet Love and Miss Rita See
wald: best man. Russell Piper;
ushers, Edward Martens and
Henry NJ. Martens Jr.. William
Cooper and Edward Hess.
Following the wedding. there'll
be reception for all-eoncerned
at The WardelES
Needless TO say. numerous
galas are befn 6 rendered La
Martens;
Mrs. Edward F. Scott of BoS-
ton, Mass. Ap'and gave a din
ner party and linen shower just
recently ate DeAxborn Inn
Miss Frances fharis was hos
tess at a kitchen shower and
bridge supper at her home in
Westchester road on the thir-
tenth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

MRS. CHARLES ANDREWS
KANTER again will serve the
Women's City Club as president,
being the unanimous choice Of
the directors.
Other officers reelected for
1941-42 are: Mrs. John R.
Decker. first vice president;
Mrs. Paul L. Jackson. recording
secretary. and Mrs. John a. Bry-
ant. corresponding secre tary.
Mrs. William NJ. Purves was
elected second vice president and
Mrs. Homer +. Stafford. third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

Book Mrs Earl Hoiey (ief) odmns Orpane
taken by the children showed the activities
a their Summer camp Pontiac.
The Camera Club had exhibition
And the party. the boys took pictures of
the board members .asm ementos of the day
The older girls displayed dresses they had made
boys exhibited models of airpanes and boats
:. many of which showed great skill.
The small boys. in cowboy outfits put on wild
West show. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16

clara Starr and Miss Hope
Written.
Committee chairnen are: Mrs.
Charles w. Morris, bridge; Mrs.
Lotus B. Hyde lectures; Mrs.
Orison S. White, social affairs;
Mrs. Harry l.. Winston. art,
Mrs. Arthur B. TiltJn. music;
Mrs. Wilfred S. Tietzel, building;
Mrs. David D. Dunlop. flowers
and garden; Mrs. Paul II. King,
house: Mrs. John V. Brennan.
membership; Mrs. Cyrus II. KinS-
man. nominating; Mrs R. B.
Weeks. swimming pool; Mrs.
Leo NJ. Butzel, finance; Miss
Frances English. library; Mrs.
S. Wells Utley, rentals; Mrs.
John r. Decker. magazine and
publicity: Miss Jessie F. Miller.
public policy, and Miss Rather
inc G.. Hine, acting co-ordinator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
n N ay! f: r.
H with "A

IT WOULD De impossible to find anywhere. IN all
Detroit happier boys and girls than those at the
Protestant Chldrens Home
With smiling faces and bright eyes they entertained
the members of the the hundred and fifth
anniversary of the home.
And it home. in the real sense of the word
Such self possession. and such nice manners - had
the hosts . Johnnie Erickson and Johnnie Foggano.
as they shook with the guests Mrs. Theodore
Hmchman first direcress Mrs Earl Holley and Mrs
Burgess Book Jr cocharmen of the Founders Day party
. and other board members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Deigh -Nsvin Pho,

lpeish- NaNlh ph'''
Mrs. Charles Leo Bruce an
nounced the engagement Of
her daughter, MARGARET
ELIZABETH BRUCE, and
Robert Leonard NeydOr at a
dinner party last evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
Mrs. Hinchmen Honor Guest

MRS. THEODORE HINCHMAN. as first drectress
honor guest--..
looking happy children. and especially
we'll wool soft shade Of blue. with navy
hat
Among other faithful members of the board. who
arrived in the rain Mrs Sandlsh Backus festive
pink pinned her black crepe dress which
topped by a little black hat trimmed with wheel
black French blue and magenta.
Mrs Frederick Sloane Ford smart in French blue
gabadine and matching hat with pink bird perehed on
top. Alexander X Gage who misses Found
Day celebration the Home Mrs. L. Rothe Farr.
Mrs Don NJ. Dickinson Jr.. Mrs. Julian Bowen Mrs Jud-
son Broadway and her daugherin-law Mrs Judson
Broadway Jr.. Mrs. Henry L. Barton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-16
viii Show What We Do

The program Johnnie explained will show what
Ne do. Winter and Summer -
Johnnie has written book of poems
He of them entitled Away" truly poetic
and lovely thing
The school work and homework were demonstrated -.
Joan Combs winner the fifth grade spelling bee.
displayed her prize "a dictionary.
of Is boys and girls with beautiful voices sang
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-10-31

the Municipal Service Commission
and the Council. to be held Tuesday
evening. November (. 1911. AT o'clock
pm. in the Council Chambers 10 con
slider the communication of the Recre-
alton Commission regarding bills for
electric service and the communication
of Mr.. Don kilander regarding fire
hydrant.
The Mayor also announced meet
;ng Ia Ia held Thursday. October 81,
1911. AT IL o'clock am. to Ice attended
by the Mayor and Council and repre-
>entative> of State. County and Mum
cipal Workers of America. tu consider
the matter of wag, adjustments
Adjournment
Motion Ia adjourn at 10 IN pm 10y
Councilman schulz. supported hy
Councilman Behm
Yeas: Councilmen Benin. Brohl,
Burke Mason. schultz. Wa3nr.
Nays. None,
LAWRENCE j. IACOTRSE.
City Clerk