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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-09

CABIN SLOoP, 25-ft., 81k-ft.
2-ft. draft; center-board; $500.
Apply SIS Frances ST.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-18

New arrivals in corduroy for fail
Narrow vale in the new high
shades. also the darker shades.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-18
Fall Woolens

just received a large shipment /
FaI9 Woolcns for coats. dresses
and suits. Plain colors and pIalds.
Specially Drlccd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-18
Briton Emphasizes
Needs OF Russia


TC00tnVed FT0W FHge VTFI
ing repaired and put to use in The
ua2i offensive.
The only really effective aid Brit
ain and the United States could give.
he said. would be supplies.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Ace Athletes Buy Bonds

South Carolina's Block-C Club
has bought $500 worth Of Defense
bonds.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Drills for Missouri
With AN-East Team
Hinted by Faurot

BY the Associated Press.
EDGEWATER PARK, Miss, Dec.
2O.-The Missouri Tigers arrived
here today at their training camp
and Immediately decided to adopt"
the South, temporarily at least.
Don't call us Yankees" they cau-
toned a group of Gulf Park col
lege girls who met the special train
at Gulfport, "Fordham is the Yam
kees."
Coach Don Faurot ran the players
through q two-hour afternoon work
out at the nearby Gulf Coast Mill
tary Academy field and announced
practice for tomorrow afternoon.
also.
He said he planned no heavy
scrimmage, but might engage in
passing scrimmage with the al-East
team training at Biloxi, six miles
away.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Three Redskins PLAY
In Smoke Bowl at
Today
FiIchoek, AIdrieh PIoy
For Home Grid Ieom,
MiIlner for Norfolk
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 20.-Two
star-studded football teams will
clash here tomorrow in the annual
Richmond Firemen's Smoke Bowl
game.
Eight National Pro League stand
outs of the past season, a number
of the leading Dixie League players
and a few outstanding college SEN
iors are included on the all-Star
squads, one representing Richmond
and coached by George Magill, and
the other representing Norfolk and
coached by Georse Stirnweiss.
The National Pro League contest
ants will be: For Richmond, Frank
Filchock, Washington Redskins tall
back; Arthur Jones, former Rich
mond U. back ace who starred as
a rookie for the Pittsburgh Steelers;
Dick Humbert, Jones teammate at
Richmond and pass-catching end
for the Philadelphia Eagles, and Ki
Aldrich, Redskin center and former
Texas Christian all-America.
For Norfolk, Ace Parker, Duke all
America and Brooklyn Dodger
back; Jim Castiglia, ex-George-
town and Philadelphia Eagles full
back; Wayne Millner of Notre
Dame and the Redskins, and Andy
Fronczek, all-Southern at Richmond
U. and Brooklyn Dodger tackle.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Columbus Five Curbs
LockhaVen's S Rally,
Triumphs, 1888
Burns, Viono, West Stor
For Explorers; Visitors
Coront Leeds Scoring

Columbus University's sharp
shooting tossers were hard pressed
last night to exc out a 1888 victory
over a spunky Lockhaven State
Teachers quint at Tech High gym.
An early 14-7 lead stood the Ex-
plorers in good stead when Lock-
haven staged q garrison finish that
almost tied the count. John
Michaels and rangy Paul Coront,
who led both teams in scoring with
Is points, led the counter assault.
But it fell short and Columbus was
in control of the situation at the
final whistle.
With Gerald Burns, Acky Viana
and George West setting the pace,
Columbus rolled up 1913 lead in
the first half. Lockhaven employed
a zone defense rather successfully,
but switched to a man-to-man style
the last few minutes This was sup
posed to be down Columbus alley,
but the District team seemed to go
to pieces. 1t was a field goal by
Lenny Stanton that clinched mat
ters for the Explorers.
1t was the third straight victory
for the winners; who end their pre-
holiday season next Tuesday night
against Davis-Elkins at Tech gym.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Star Tourney Fnass Poised for Greatest Duckpn Scrap
Christmas Pin Event
Starts Today, With
James Defending
PonneII Is Among Stors
Who Will Contest in
Handicop Tourney

Paul James Of Middleburg, Va,
and a full-f1edged District League
bowler this season with Henry Hiser's
Bethesda club, will be the defending
champion in the second annual
Christmas Handicap Open which
gets under way at this afternoon
at King Pin.
Excepting a record field of approx
imately 12O rollers. Manager Jimmy
Moore, who originated the seven
game event last season, also has
scheduled squads at 4, 7 and 9
o'clock
Among the topnotchers lured by
the top prize of SIPS will be Cletus
Pannell, the recently appointed as
siStant manager of the new Colonial
Village Recreation, who will be seek
ing his fourth tournament victory
of the season. After their second
triumph in the money events will
be Lou Jenkins, Fred Murphy, Billy
Stalcup and Ray Watson.
Runner-up in two major events,
AL Wright looms among the favor
ties, who include such famed sweep
stakes rollers as Hokie Smith, Tony
Santini, Ed Blakeney, Karl Goche-
nour, and Ollie Pacini.
Among the missing in the tourna-
ment will be Astor Clarke, who left
this morning with his wife and
daughter Barbara for Clearwater,
Fla, on a tWo-week vacation trip.
Arrangements are under way by
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress to have Clarke roll several
exhibition matches in Florida in con-
junction with the National Defense
Bond tournaments being sponsored
by half a dozen newspapers in the
State.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
PorochioI League Plays
Five Court Tits Today

Five games are listed today In
the Gonzaga section of the Paro-
chial School Basket Ball League.
The opener begins at l o'clock, with
successive games at 45-minute inter-
walls.
st. Joseph's plays st. Michael's,
st. Anthony's meets Our Lady of
Lourdes, st. Gabriel faces Blessed
Sacrament. Sacred Heart tangles
with St. Aloysius and st. James
meets Holy Name.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Virginia Football
Is Highly Rated
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BLACKSBURG. Va, Dec. 90
Southern Conference football Is
as good as the colorful brand
played in the Southwest Confer
ence, and the leading Virginia
teams could hold their own with
most Texas outfits. Coach Jimmy
Kits of Virginia Tech AYERS.
He ought to know; he tutored
several potent Rice Institute
squads before coming to v. P. l.,
where he has just completed his
first season.
And what an initiation to
Virginia football the welcoming
committee-Messrs. Murray (Vir-
ginia), Voyles civilian and
Nary and Hubert CV. M. ~
gave mel" Kits comments wryly.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Bears Will Play Host
To Bronx Yankees

Washington Bears, local pro
basket ball outfit, will play the
Bronx Yankees today at Turner's
Arena at 2:45 o'clock
The Yankees have Jake Belloise,
brother of Steve, the fighter, among
it's stars, while the Bears will be
banking on Tarzan Cooper, Sidat
Singh, Pop Gates and Johnny Isaacs
to make it two in a row.
Last Sunday they downed the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Grandmother IS, to See
First Football Come
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. 20.-At IS
Mrs. Nellie Cliff of st. Louis will
see her first football game New Year
Day.
She's going to New Orleans to
watch her two grandsons, Mike Fitz-
gerald, regular Missouri guard, and
Cliff Fitzgerald, substitute end, play
against Fordham In the Sugar Bowl.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
for the winners; who end ther pre-
holiday season next Tuesday night
against Davis -Elkins at Tech gym.
Hawks BIunk Toronto

TORONTO, Ontario, Dec. 20 lR-
A surprise goal on a long shot nalf
way through the first period gave
the Chicago Black Hawks the neces-
sary momentum that carried them
to a 20 victory over Toronto In q
National Hockey League contest
tonight,
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Bows Activities Liqht

Eastern Branch Boys Club will
be closed Wednesday night and all
day Thursday, Christmas, this week.
Formal sports activities also are
missing from this weeks program
with the exception Of the annual
Christmas week basket ball tourna-
ment beginning Friday.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
MEN.
Poqinq Indiunu Alumni
Star Sta f Photos.

Tickets to the George Washing
ton-Indiana basket ball game on
Saturday for Hoosier alumni or
friends who want to sit together are
being handled by John Reinhard.
Call Republic $500. extension 54l. or
Emerson SS47.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Gifts Eat Up Profits
OF AII-Stur Clash
Bv the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
Expenses ate up nearly all the
profits on Greenville's North South
Carolina all-star game.
There was only about $3.50 left
after totaling the bills, which in
cluded wrist watches for participat-
ing players and gifts for each of the
eight coaches.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Bruins Beut Conudiens
To Top Hockey League

By the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Dec. 20.-Scoring
two goals in the overtime period,
the Boston Bruins defeated the
Montreal Canadiens. Az. tonight to
take over sole possession OF first
place in the National Hockey
League race.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
BOULEVARD,
MEN.
December 90 at 8 PM.
WOMEN.
ANACOSTIA SPILLwAY.
Women.

December % and 2S and January and
at either or pm.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Ward Tukinq Army Tests

SPOKANE, Dec. 20 P).-Marvin
(Bud) Ward, national amateur golf
champion, is taking tests for enlist
ment in the Army, the I'd Air Force
Headquarters reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Miss Wright Bride of
Raymond Slough, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Slough,
Jr.. arc announcing their marriage
which took place at Presbyterian
parsonage in Toledo, O.. Saturday
They were attended by Miss Doro-
thy Craig, Detroit. as maid OF honor
and Donald Gable, Ypsilanti, as
best man. Miss Ellen DeVee also ac-
compsnied TIE wedding party. The
bride. who was formerly Miss Helen
Wright. Detroit, wore a gown OF
powder blue silk with navy acces-
sories and her corsage was garden
las. Miss Craig wore a street length
gown Of navy blue crepe, with dusty
rose accessories and a corsage OF
red roses. The wedding group re.
turned to the home OF the groom's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Slough. Sr.. on y. Prospect St,
where the wedding dinner was
served A three-tiered wedding cake
surmounted by miniature bride
and groom was feature.
Mrs. Slough Is student at
Wayne University. Mr. Slough Is
graduate OF Ypsilanti High School
and is employed in the power de-
partment OF the Ford Motor Co. in
Detroit. After a short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slough will make
their home in Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
MOURNING

Continued from Page One)
line of merchants OF the Far East
trade. When she was eight. she
and her mother took four months
trip to China on the clipper ship
Surprise" and for time lived
with her father in Hongkong.
She was educated by governesses
at her girlhood home in NewburEh.
n. Y. and in France and Germany.
In 1880, when she was 20, she was
married TO James Roosevelt. a law.
yer with rail and financial inter
ests. who was exactly twice her
age. Six years later he bought
Hyde Park House. high above the
Hudson. whose original portion
was begun in l74s.
There in her second-hoor bed
room, overlooking the Albany Post
Road and a segment OF 200 acre
estate, Mrs Roosevelt died.
Her son is-expected to inherit a
considerable fortune. along with
Hyde Park House and the part of
the estate not already in his name.
At his death, the stone and stuc.
co home and its grounds are to be
transferred to the government
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Chapter
ing followed by experience social $780, Masonic Temple lodge
lambda Chi Omega sorority meeting 1880 home OF
Mrs w. o. Allen
Arbeiter Verein. Arbeiter Hail..
Queen city Lodge number 1877 Knights of Pytha O'Clock p
Ladies Auxiliary number 30 Of odd Fellow Hall
Ann Arbor
Ypsanu Camp Spanish o'clock
GAR. Hall
Circle three OF Baptist with Dodge
White Elephant postponed from last week.
Deaones Society OF Lutheran Church. o'clock the home OF
Mrs. Ralph Hawker.
Methodist Official $50 Denton
Church for present and former
Townsend Club, p. m Ypsianti High School
Auxiliary Veterans Of Foreign special meeting with
Mrs John Granger. 1855 ~ Huron
Important meeting and for Barnhi Memorial
Band, 1880, Ypslanu High School auditorium.
fpsaHtt Home Association, MissAlee Gilbert 314 w
Forest
Phoenix Lodge number A. NJ communication
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
schaner Circle of Docas Society Lutheran Church 80 with
Mrs. Maurer
Capsule Sisters Club, s o'clock with Mrs Alec
Novelty News Club, 1880 with Mrs Ross Fitch.
Methodist Womans Society of Christian Service circles number
eight o'clock home Of f Quackenbush; number
ten o'clock at home Of Mrs J. A Fleuelns cooperative
luncheon.
Red Cross sewing knitting, five weich Hall to
o'clock
Executive meeting Honor, ST. Church
Ypslant Lodge number 54S o'clock. Odd Fellow Hall
Meet the Mrs Club, o'clock Waterbury.
WEDNESDAY
Pythian Sisters Chiefs Club luncheon 1880
Of Mrs. c. L. Sanderson
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
American Legion
Junior Auxiliary
Members at Lake

Twenty Junior Auxiliary OF the
American Legion members and
guests spent a very enjoyable day
at Hi-Land Lake, Sunday. guests O.
Beverly Curtis. The gathering was
at the cottage of Beverlys grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. vii.
liams.
a lookout at noon at which time
TIE "hot-dog' market was cornered.
was featured by roast at the out.
door fireplace 1t being Mrs. Carl
Clark's birthday. two birthday
cakes were the surprise feature OF
the lunch. The cakes were made by
Jean, Mrs. Clark's daughter. and
Mrs. +. c. Starr Mrs. lark is the
girls leader
Hiking and swimming followed
the lunch.
Two members were unable 10 be
present owing to sickness, Betty
Clark, the junior president, was con-
fined to her home with a light at.
tack OF appendicitis. and Alice
Barnes was taken suddenly III Sun
day and was operated on at AIS in
the afternoon for the removal Of her
appendix.
Transportation was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Curtis and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Clark.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawson at
tended the state fair in Detroit
Sunday.
Mrs. Loyola Kirby and daughters,
Alice and Betty. spent the week end
with friends at Portage Lake.
Miss Minnie Mulyaney, Marengo
was the guest OF Mrs. Alice Spals-
bury. Sunday
Keith Gibson left Sunday to re-
sumo his studies at Simpson Col
lege. Indianola. la.
Attending University OF Michigan.
Ann Arbor, will be David c. Proctor.
Miss Elizabeth Whitehead, Walter
Whitehead, Russell Loesell, Atwood
r. McAndrew. Jr.. Vaughan C. Kop-
pin. William Thompson will be in
Michigan State College, East Ian
sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w Smith
entertained Sunday Mrs. Margaret
Helsdon, Mrs. J. W. Huewagen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Terrence and
two children, Margaret and Bruce,
DETROIT
R. {. Starr and his two little girls,
Madge Louise and Lois went to the
state fair. circus and rodeo in De-
troit Sunday.
Mrs. Ronald LANG spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Gale in Fenton.
Mrs. Theodore SChellinger and
daughter. Elizabeth. returned here
Sunday night from Flint where they
had been for some time with Mrs.
schellingers mother, Mrs. Charles
Pohrt. who was i'll. Marie Schellin-
ger. who had been with her aunt
Mrs. Lawrence O'Neil. in Ridge
wood, y. j.. and in New York City
for three months. returned home
Saturday
Miss Bernice Bruetsch returned
Friday from Toledo where she had
been the guest Of Miss Rosemary
Beyersmith, who was preparing 10
20 away to college and who was
given a number Of farewell parties
which Miss Bruetsch attended
Mrs D. L. Grow went to Van Vert
O.. to visit her sister, Mrs. Lucy
| W ais. IlNdN tNtullEs
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stump
| brought Mrs. Jennie Richardson
/ home from Detroit Saturday after
she had spent several days visitin;
ttem.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Thieian spent
the week end IN Tecumseh visiting
their daughter and son-in-law, Nj
and Mrs. Leo Seidel.
Prof. and Mrs. William F. Wilcox
and family have returned from a
I vacation in the north, spending a
week. at Crooked Lake near Oden
and week with Mr.. Wilcox sister
Mrs. Elvira Reinbold, Harbol
Springs They spent last week with
Mrs. Wilcox parents Dr.. and Mrs
Edward Hart. Detroit This weeE
they will spend with Mr.. and Mrs
A. J. Davenport. Elgin. H., and Their
will 20 to Racine, Wis TO visit Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Wackman. Mr.
Wackman is teaching there bu
taught formerly in this city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Y. QUACKENB0SS
TAKEN BY DEATH
sUccuMBs THIS MORNING;
HAD BEEN ILL BUT
SHORT TIME

Vern o. Quackenboss, who was
taken i'll Sunday afternoon, passed
away this morning at 7:45.
He had lived at his home. Sll
Washtenaw Ave. the past %
years.
He was the son Of Norman and
Emeline Quaekenboss and was
born in Eaton County. Mich, Mar.
20, 1868. He had lived several
years in Milan and for some time
near futile Hill.
Mr.. Quackenboss was married
twice. His second wife. who had
been Miss Emma futile. died about
20 years ago. He is survived by
his sister, Mrs. Durfee Haner. and
brother. Harry Quackenboss,
both of Milan, and four nieces and
a nephew.
Funeral services will be We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock in
the Stevens & Bush Funeral Home
where friends may call until the
time OF the funeral Burial will be
made in Udell Cemetery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Several Prisoners in
Municipal Court Today

Justice A. NJ. Vandersall disposed
OF several prisoners today in mum.
cipal court. For driving while in.
toxicated, James V. Weeks. 900 Ma
plewood Ave. was fined $50 and
his drivers license was revoke cd
for one year.
Similar sentences we're melted to
Richard MiilspaHgh and Thomas
Mahoney. Dearborn, for intoxicated
driving and for allowing an intoxi.
Gated person to drive his car, re-
spectively.
Cyril L. Dawson. 1l3 y. Summit
St, was also charged by local po-
lice with intoxicated driving Sat
urday afternoon. Today he denied
the charges. and his examination
was set for Sept. II. He is held
in county Jail in lieu OF $500 bond.
Disorderly conduct in breaking
glasses at local beer tavern was
admitted by Watt ]. Wilburn. 631
n. Huron St, and he was fined
SO. He was arrested Saturday
night.
Desertion and abandonment
charges against EIwood Knox, Jr,
434 Harriet St, were denied. and
he is to be examined Sept. IS.
He is held in lieu OF $1,000 bond.
Disorderly conduct in fighting
with his neighbors was denied by
]. A. Wren. Jr.. 52S Harriet ST.,
and he also is held for examination
Sept. II in lieu OF 5000 bond.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08

Mrs. D. L. Quirk returned from
her summer home at Pointe aux
Barques Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald B. Whitcomb
spent Sunday with Mrs. Whitcomb's
mother. Mrs. Napoleon Mcconnell
Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones and Mrs.
Ivan Rau and son Robert returned
sunday night from two weeks stay
at Whitmore Lake. Mr.. Rau worked
in Howell during the two weeks but
was free to be at Whitmore Lake
part OF the time.
Mr.. and Mrs Ward A. Stowe and
daughter Yyonne May stowe. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver slocum. Battle
Greek. were guests Sunday OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Z. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Kettles and
sons. Lansing. were Saturday dinner
guests OF Misses Elizabeth and Jen.
ME Stobie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Starkweather
have returned from a week end visit
with friends at Onaway.
Frank Paine, uperintendent OF
the Normal College greenhouse. is
taking his vacation this week.
Miss Nellie Stobie was home from
Flint for the week end.
Mrs A. J. Sabourin and Mrs. ].
w. Pattinson will return home today
after a stay at their summer cottage
on Walpole Island.
Misses Mildred Knapp, Mary Muir.
ray, Leil and Lora Atkinson spent
the week end in Oscoda
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farquerson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lorden..
Detroit. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond L'Amoreaux, Sr.
Mrs. William Turney. Monrovia.
Cal, is visiting Mrs. Joanna Knight
and other friends here
Mr. and Mrs. ID. L. Quirk, Jr,. have
returned from their summer home
at POinte aux Barques.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Many Attend Rites Of
Late Walter c. Pierce

Fraternal societies represented
az the funeral services OF Walter
c. Pierce. Saturday afternoon at
the J. z. Moore Funeral Home,
were 70 members of Duffield Camp,
No. 9. Detroit, members of Queen
City Lodge No. 10. Ypsilanti X. p.
including the degree team. mem
bers of Ross Granger Camp. No. Z,
Matilda l.. Perrine Auxiliary No.
10, Ann Arbor, and Ypsilanti Camp
No. 50. this city.
Attendants from out of the city
were:
Miss Maude Allen. Mr.. and Mrs
o. p. Storer, Mr.. and airs. Lester
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Walsh. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mural
and daughter Lorena. Don Free
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warner
Fred Yedley. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Ewing and daughter Margaret, Mr.
and Mrs. William Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Hirvella.
Mrs. Charlotte Nygard. Mrs. Mae
Rose Deering, Gerald Pierce, Clyde
Pierce. Judge Charles l.. Bartlett,
George Holman, Mrs Fred Axt,
James D. McNally. "A ii C o
Larkins.- Chaplain Hazel Pingree
Auxiliary. Nelson r. Freer, 3lst
Mich Band. Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry
Hunt, William II. Potter. Ed. Tor
mala. Mrs. Carrie Cain Hauge. and
Margaret Dunkee, all Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Mcdonald
and daughter Betty Anne. accom-
panied by IS members OF John NJ.
Gutman Camp. No. S, Monroe
Nh. and Mrs. Frank +. Kirk, Dear
BORN. MIR. and. Mrs, GerEy Allen
and Mrs. Cora Porter. jackson;
John OBrien, Mrs. Susan Arm
strong. Mrs. Stanley Vaughn, Mrs.
A. McDuff, William Warner Dex'
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Colllau, Mrs
Amanda Staebler, Mrs Minnie
Dietz. Mrs. William Carson, Henry
Van Ripper, Mrs. Katherine kapp,
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Gutekunst. Mrs
Jane Kirchner. Mrs. Grace Cressor
Calvin Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
/ Anielewski. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
/ Falcone. Miss Jeanne Pierce, Mrs
/ Lillian Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +
/ Miller. Harry Saunders. Mrs
Blanche Seabolt. Ann Arbor.
1 John Grevengood. Mr.. and Mrs
James Greyengood, Wayne; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ganong, Milan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Formal Reunion Season Ends
With Xoungs Family Gathering

Bethlea Youngs Adisks. secretary
presided in the absence of the presi.
dent. Eldridge Bunton. In her re-
port, Mrs. Adiska told OF five mar
riages. three births and one death
during the past year OF those pres
ent. Mrs. Ella Kelly. futile Hill. ~,
was the oldest. and Alvin Adiska.
two. the youngest. II was decided
to meet in Prospect Park on July
next year and to have a regular
program prepared. Officers chosen
are: Bert Youngs. Ypsilanti. presl-
dent: Miss Dorothy Dolby. YFsi-
lanti, secretary; Mrs. Bert Bunton,
treasurer: Warner Hooking. Lin
coin Park. Edwin Adiska, Darwin
Youngs and Roy Dolby. all Ypsi-
lanti. games committee; Mrs. Bert
Bunton. Mrs. Marie Nelson. Belle
vile. and Mrs. Bethlea Adiska, pro
gram committee.
7Tf1e members sang ICED Re Nth
You TIL We Meet Again before
adjourning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-08
Township Group Approves
Two Commercial Ventures

Two commercial and house cree
ton permits we're granted by lpsi-
lanti Township board sitting as
beard OF appeals- Saturday night.
One was for a house and store
combination a block west OF the
present owners residence. 1895 f.
Michigan Ave Ledworth Allen
made the application.
The other was for a house and
repair garage structure. also on f.
Michigan Ave The permit was re
quested by Virgil Hendrickson,
1902 Z. Michigan Ave.
Approximate cost Of the build
ings will be determined by the own
ers today when they receive their
permits from the township clerk,
Mrs. ]. F. sheppard.