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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-11
CHAPTER NINETEEN

ANY EMBARRASSMENT Ylena
had anticipated when she next saw
Scott Hamilton was completely dis
solved by his impersonal conduct.
In the crisp frosty sunshine of the
following morning he swerved up
in the station wagon, along with
white-haired, fat Aunt Daisy and
two elderly strangers.
A confusion of greetings fol-
lowed, an everyday hello" from
Scott, simultaneous kissing and
scolding from Aunt Daisy, cordial
response by the old pair to Hamil-
tons introductions.c
In a low voice he told the girl,
"These are the people interested In
your ranch"
Immediately he took charge,
leading the exclaiming prospects
about the grounds while Aunt
Daisy began explanatory details to
the dazed Ylena. They sat down on
Indian stools and let the eastern
sun shine on their backs. 1t was one
of cool mornings, incongruous in
the desert, with flowers blooming
in air so nippy that it made frost
of the breath.
Now, darling" the bustling old
lady directed, lust let Scott ham
die this. He's been leading them
over your little place for the past
week. They've recently lost their
daughter and have to raise the
igrandchild. They adore the place
and they should. It's perfect for a
child but it's perfect" she stressed,
I"because Of your work. They have
plenty OF money. You're entitled to
it." She patted the girls hand with
her own fat one and reiterated,
"Let Scott handle 1t for you"
Scott did. Quickly.
In fact, the old man had his
lcheckbook in his hand when they
returned from their delighted in
lspection. Both mother and I like
the place just fine and we know"
he told Ylena, that little Julie will
spend all her time out there in that
playground"
Holding her head rigid, Y1ena
refused to look toward the play
ground she had built for Carlyle.
Scott walked over and slipped his
fingers about hers. He led her
slightly aside while Aunt Daisy
carried on an effervescent CONVEX
sation with the enthusiastic buyers.
Scott informed the girl, II asked
them S17,500, your furniture in
cluded-not stones antiques, nat
urally. l thought that way I'd be
able to get $4,000 for you. But
they didn't bubble, so II looks as
81 you're going to have to take the
entire s17, 800" He chuckled at her
triumphant, yet stupefied look. Il
told you your eyes would pop out
well?" he prodded after a mo-
Iments hesitation do you want 1t
or not?-
"Oh, OF course ! want IT, I was
simply too busy subtracting to an
swer." Added to her delight over
the sale was the pleasure OF having
made It without Tate's help.
Scott" she exclaimed rapturously. !
do you realize what a profit I'm |
making7"
Scott laughed again. You're no |
lucher than they. But, let's get go
ing, Ylena. There are papers to /
sign and you must get moved"
II guess I'll 60 back to the AL
varez," she said with a giggle. They
should be glad to see me. l haven't
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S. E. augusta Ne,os

their mother Mrs. Henry W. Green
Ypsilanti.
Mrs. o. Minick and sons. Willis
spent Tuesday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Elka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Karnat2
and children, Martz Rd.. spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred schech.
ter.
Stanley Sankowski is home on a
furlough from a camp at Seattle
Wash. Mr.. Sankowski left early in
January for military training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Dix, Detroit,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Hardy.
Miss Doris Eliza and friend, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Elka andSson
Charles. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Vedder, Litchfield
Doris Elka remained for the fol-
lowing week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox and fam
lily. Ypsilanti, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Oelke.
Miss Doris Elka spent Tuesday
evening with Miss Elizabeth Lohr
Maybee.
Mrs. Fred Schechter and Helen
visited Mrs. Herbert Karnatz and
children. Martz Rd., Saturday.
Miss Doris Eliza spent Wednes.
day evening with Rev. and Mrs
Theodore Dannecker, Maybee.
Mrs. John Yelinek spent Friday
In Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gertz and
children. Monroe, spent Sunday eve.
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Koss.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox, Milan
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
julius Oelke.
MT. and Mrs. Erwin Smith, Ypsi'
lanti. visited Mr.. and Mrs. w
Herdy Sunday.
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Total of ST, $50 Made by
Sheldon Society in Year

80 IN the church at $50 p. m.
Serving will continue until all are
served. The annual fair will be
at their regular meeting day in
December.
The election OF new officers then
took place with the following re-
suit: president, Mrs. Pearl Trues-
dell. reelected for the 10th year,
vice president. Mrs. Walter Mate
via; secretary, Mrs. Gordon Black:
recording secretary, Mrs. George
Franklin; and treasurer. Mrs.
Frank Weber. The next meeting
will be in the church. The session
closed with Mizpah.
Announce Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heimnick,
Wayne, who were former residents
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Miss Betty Jean Hunt, E. r.
HOrsfaIl Married i'm Salem

Salem, Mich, Oct. lion Satur-
day afternoon at p. m. in the Fed
Grated Church. Betty Jean Hunt,
oldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
d. Hunt, Territorial Rd., became
the bride of +. Raymond Horsfall,
son of Milo Horsfall. The pastor,
Rev. Cora NJ. Pencil, officiated in
the presence of about 80 relatives.
The youthful bride. who was Civ
en- in marriage by her father. was
gowned in a pale pink brocaded
taffeta gown and veil. and her arm
bouquet was of white roses and
white bebe NUNS with a shower Of
white ribbon tied in small love
knots,
Doris Hunt was her sisters brides
maid and wore blue taffeta bro
cade gown in bow-knot design and
her flowers were yellow roses and
bebe NUNS. The groom's attendant
was Harold Huber.
The recessed arch back OF the
chancel rail was banked with ported
plants and Jane Cowl dahlias max.
ing a very lovely setting for the
wedding.
A reception followed for the cou-
pie at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith with about 80 guests
attending. The couple viii live with
Mr.. Horsfall's parents on Six Mile
Rd. for the present.
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Sheldon. Mich. Oct. IL The
regular meeting and election OF Of
fcers OF Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service was held at the church
Thursday with a delicious coopera-
tive luncheon served at 1890. Fol
lowing the luncheon the business
meeting was opened by the presi-
dent with all singing a hymn. De-
votions and prayer were by Mrs.
G. T. Nevin. Reports were given
and the yearly financial report was
also presented. 1t showed that the
society with its different activi-
ties had made s1,0S0. After all ex-
penses for the year were taken out,
a nice sum was left to start the
new years work. Committees were
appointed to plan the annual chick
en- dinner which will be given Oct.
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laid for the room and there's no
baggage in it except one dress, one
nightgown and a makeup case"
Scott suggested, You'd be ahead
if you never went back"
Just then Aunt Daisy Joined
them. "She's going up to the
Northern Ranch with us for a
weeks rest" She swung her fat
hand through the air in a slapping
motion as Ylena began protests.
"Oh, yes, you are. You're going to
get some meat on those bones"
mot so much as you have" her
nephew said softly and, with dex-
terity, moved out Of her reach.
Papers were signed. Ylena's no.
tel bill was paid. Her personal be-
longings, also Vernon Stones desk
and two oil paintings, were moved
over to Aunt Daisy's La MADEIRA
ranch for safe keeping. All this
was accomplished by mid-after-
noon. Scott, his aunt and the girl
Immediately piled into the station
wagon and began the three-hour
ride that would take them to the
dude ranch.
Thirty-fve minutes later, ap-
proximately, Tate's flowers, plead
ing forgiveness from Ylena, ar
rived at the Rose Lane ranch. In
perhaps that much time again they
were back at the florists, who was
making a telephoned explanation
to an irate Taylor Cromwell, Jr.
What do you mean, she's not
there ?" Tate yelled. "She's bound
to be there. I'll call her myself"
He did and heard with angry
establishment, Are you calling
Ylena Varanoff? That number has
been discontinued"
Next, he made a speedy trip out
to her ranch, leaned heavily on the
doorbell, walked all around, peeked
through the windows and into the
garage. Rabidly put out with the
girl, he fastened back to town,
went to the La MADEIRA club,
bought into a Magistrates poker
matinee, lost money. got little in
toxicated and considered himself
very abused.
On the curving highway that led
to Copper Creek, the dude ranch
area, Ylena thought with a slightly
frightened sensation. I'm home
less. In less than seven hours I'm
completely homeless" Even so, she
reveled at the same time in her
money. Now" she exulted to her.
self, Il can go into business"
She said to Aunt Daisy, I'm go
ing to open a shop. An interior dec
Grating shop"
God forbid" Scott said. Those
places are run with the sole pur-
pose Of making men miserable in
their own homes"
Ylena faced his good-natured
cynicism. Il wasn't speaking to
you, CHILDw This was Scott as
she knew him, hooking. belittling,
poking fun at her in a not unkind
manner. Gone was the ardent per-
son who had kissed her in the
The good-natured plump woman
put her arm about the blond girl.
Stop teasing her. Scott. It's an
excellent idea, Ylena dear. But for
get everything for the next week. 1
want you TO relax"
That was what Ylena did there !
N her little adobe guest cottage. !
Buried in a profusion Of morning !
slories, 1t set beside a private cac- /
-us garden. Back Of It, tall pun |
yently-scented pines marched I'D a
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ross. Detroit.
were Sunday afternoon visitors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parsons Wis
tied relatives In Lansing, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. David Haddon, De-
troit. were Sunday dinner and after
noon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Exalby were
Sunday dinner and afternoon guests
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. M.
Eicher and family, Detroit. Miss
Shirley Exelby returned home with
them after having spent the week
at the Eicher home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Hannah
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cir
ardin. Jackson. for Sunday dinner
and supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Auten and
family, Milan. spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kempf
and daughter, Eta Lou.
Miss Rosina Splitter. Miss Bessie
Colby and friend joined Miss Mil
dred McDougall at her home. We'd
nesday evening for cooperative
spaghetti supper.
Mrs. Ida Avery and Mrs. Elmer
Avery. fpsilahti, were Ann Arbor
visitors, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dalton.
Milan. spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Bushrow and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hammond
and family spent Saturday evening
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Austin and daughter, Betty,
S. r. Augusta.
Mrs. Carrie Finch. Milan. accom-.
panied her son, Charles Finch, TO
Willis. Sunday afternoon where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Faust and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bethke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker, Ann Arbor.
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the home OF Charles Bethke.
Fuller Searles, Detroit. spent FRI
day night with his mother. Mrs. l..
+. Searles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Raymond and
family attended reception dinner
at the home OF Mrs. Sara Hopchkins,
Reading. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Schelling. who were recent
ly married. In the evening, Mr.. and
I - 81 "a "a led "A
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Raymond,
Osseo.
Mrs. Robert Wardle, formerly
Miss Jean Latin. a graduate nurse
from the st. Joseph Hospital in
Ann Arbor in August. is now work
ing In the surgical department at
the Ypsilanti State Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book were
Detroit visitors, Tuesday.
Mrs. Harold Zlegler. Ypsilanti.
spent Friday night and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Cornwell
and daughter, Janice. Saturday af-
ternoon Mrs. Cornwell and guest
attended the football game mann
Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Hmm, Detroit, were
visitors Sunday afternoon OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Phillips and family.
Mrs. Harry Harcourt. Inkster.
spent Friday afternoon at the hons
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Hannah.
Miss lrma Kempf and George
Knavel. Ypsilanti. spent the week
end with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Kempf and daugh-
ter, Eta Lou. Sunday they we're all
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Kempf and son. Gary. Ypsilanti.
Miss jeanne Campbell. futile
Hin. spent Wednesday night with
! Miss Virginia Book.
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Stony Creek Neics

Richard Larges. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arnold Larges. Detroit. Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Finch. Milan, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher and
son. Larry. $ W. Ypsilanui. were
sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Dubois
and daughter. Mrs. Wilson. Npsi-
lanti. visited Mrs. Hetta Thompson
and daugAer, Miss Susie. sunday
afternoon and later they all visited
John Wilmott Mooreyille.
Miss Virginia Morton is attend.
ing Cleary College this semester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore KARL and
son. Theodore. Jr. Wayne. and
Miss Shirley Bethke. Npsilanti.
spent Tuesday evening with their
father. Charles Bethke.
Mrs. Ruth Kirk and family. North
Adams. spent from Friday until
Sunday with Mrs. L. F. Searles
Mrs. Murray Day left Saturday to
spend a week. with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mack. Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Raymond and
family were visitors. Friday eve
ming, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Huff,
Ecorse RI.
Mr.. and Mrs n aald Hennon and
daughter. Marilynn. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Ella Fundum and j. f.
Dixon, Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Latin mo
tored 10 Okolona. Ohio Sunday to
spend the day with their mother
Mrs. Amelia Latin and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Buel Cline
c. Dexter Wilson spent from
Wednesday until Friday in Knox
vile. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wardle en-
| tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Carlson. Detroit. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Alfred, Ann Ar
Dor. were Monday evening visitors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
1 Nealey.
Mrs. Rex r. Talladay and Mrs
Frank Riggs were Detroit visitors
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book and
family entertained the following
guests for Sunday dinner and sup
/ per: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Theuer and
daughter. Arleen, Garden City, Mr.
I and Mrs. Francis Parrish. Dear
born, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rigg:
and son. Joseph, Stony Creek. Gov
( ers were laid for IA for dinner and
for 10 for supper. when Mr.. and
/ Mrs. David Thompson and family
Dearborn, were also guests. After
noon guests at the Book home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cadmus. Tecum
| sch.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II Cornwell and
daughter, Janice. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Kendall, Grass Lake
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Prince anc
children Aett-lA4- Garei and Connie
Martinsville. were Sunday dinner
guests Of their parents, Mr.. an.
Mrs. John Hammond Other guests
at the Hammond home during tbs
afternoon and evening were Mrs
Ilarlie Heath, Mooreville, and
daughter, Mrs William Jasper
Britton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ham
mond and family. London. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Russell Hammond and fam
lily. and Ben Manning, futile Hill
and Mrs. Harold Hammond and fam
lily Stony Creek.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Schroen ant
Mrs. Minnie Schroen and daughter
Miss Florence were Sunday Dime
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Condo. Milan
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here on s. Sheldon Rd.. announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Miss Marcella Heimniek. to WI
liam Hunt, Long Beach. Cal. He
is the son OF Mrs. Winifred Hunt.
Detroit. Miss Heimnick left this
week for California and the we'd
ding will take place the early part
of November.
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CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

S. Z. Augusta, Mich, Oct. 11-Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Koss entertained
about So friends Saturday evening
at their home in honor Of their sew
enth wedding anniversary. Euchre
and pedro were played and follow
ing the lunch. dancing was enjoyed
Many lovely gifts were received by
the couple.
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Many at Rally Day

A nice crowd attended the Sun
day morning Rally Day service.
Robert Wright. Ann Arbor, a child
hood resident OF this community,
rendered two beautiful hymns, We
Can Understand 1t BY and By" and
Evening Prayer. He was ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Charles Cromwell. Ann Arbor.
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Enhancement Announced

Mrs. Glenn Whitaker and Mrs.
Henry Whitaker attended dinner
party at the Cleo Curtis home in
Plymouth last Friday evening. hon
oring Miss Hazel Curtis. whose ap-
preaching marriage to Harold
Adams, Worthwhile, was announced
at that time.
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Countess Marie Bobrinskoy. "a
year-old daughter Of Russian
Count Alexis Bobtinskoy of Paris,
has changed her royal title for
that OF airline stewardess. Tie
countess, who is pictured putting
up her nameplate in United Air
lines plane for the first time. has
not heard from her family in
Paris for more than a year.
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Al Association MEETING

Rev. Lucia NJ. Stroh with the fol
towing four delegates of the Salem
Congregational Church Mrs. Julia
Foreman. Mrs. Irene Boring. Mrs.
r. w. Kehrl. and Mrs Francis Shoe
bridge attended the Jackson Asso-
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Injuries Finqers

Robert Baumgartner, three year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Baumgart
ner, South Salem. had the misfor
tune of severing two Of his fingers
and crushing one while playing
with corn shelter.
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Mrs. Herbert Sherman returned
home Sunday after spending the
summer months at their home at
Cedar, Mich. Mr.. Sherman spent
the week end with his wife at
Cedar.
Mr.. land Mrs. Grant Austin and
family and father. Ben Austin, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John HARRISON and family,
Saline. Sunday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Dressell and family,
Detroit. visited at the Austin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Avery and fam
lily. Ypsilanti spent Sunday after
noon with Mrs Ida Avery and
daughter. Eleanor. Evening guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Hector Parker,
Ypsilanu.
Mrs. Herbert Button, s. T. Angus
Ia, spent Monday evening with AIRS
Grant Bushrow and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin McWilliams,
Holloway, we're guests Friday after
noon OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Book
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Copp, Jr..
and daughter spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cop. Harries Island. Sansons.
Dee Sanderson. Paint Creek. was
a visitor. Friday evening Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hemmond and family
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Ratiray and
family spent Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Exelby. Ypsi-
lantl.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Schroen Wis
tied at the homes OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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Miss Nadia Bibicoif, Yost Rd.,
was given a surprise in honor of her
birthday. A lovely dinner was serv-
ed the II guests, who presented
her with gifts. Games were played.
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To Be Society Hostess

Mrs. Sarah Waters. 1105 White
St, Ann Arbor. will be hostess to
the Congregational Ladies' Auxil-
larry Society on Wednesday. Oct
Is, for IL o clock dinner.
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At Ladies', Aid Meeting

Doris Elka: Mrs. Anthony Koss
and Mrs. Anthony Morowski attend
ed the Ladies' Aid Society meeting
In st. Paups Lutheran Parish Hall,
Maybee, Thursday afternoon.
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Central Press Rsdiophoto

citation OF Congregational Christian
Churches at Dundee last week
Wednesday.
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The Oaklawn School district will
have their first Parent Teachers
Association meeting at the school.
Friday evening. Oct. 81.
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Birthday Observed

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parsons en-
tertained Mrs. Addie Halliday and
A. L. Parsons. Clinton, for sunday
dinner in honor OF the birthday Of
Frank Parsons. Other guests during
the day were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Strachan. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Bondy, Detroit. and Edward T.
Parsons. Plymouth.
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Elrs, pancn Oct. IS

A dance Is TO be given by the
Stony Greek Grange. at the hall,
Saturday evening. October IS. THIS
is the first OF a series to be held
throughout the winter. Both mod
ern and old time dances will be fea.
tured.
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Celebrates Birthday

Wednesday evening. MIR. and Mrs.
Carl Curry visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schroen and
Mrs. Minnie Schroen and daughter,
Miss Florence. TO help their moth
er. Mrs. Ernest Schroen. celebrate
her birthday. A lovely birthday
cake baked by Mrs. Curry was
served.
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COMPLAIN OF Hunters

Complain OF Hunters
Complaints have been made about
city hunters who are turning their
hunting dogs loose for training and
trespassing on farmers crop land.
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10 MEET OCT. 16

Stony Greek. Mich. Oct, II -
Thursday. October is. the wom-
ans Society OF Christian Service
will hold their regular meeting al
the Stony Creek Methodist Church.
Dinner will be served at noon by
the following committee: Mrs
Floyd Ganong. chairman. Mrs. Har.
riet Collins. Mrs. Charles Merritt.
Mrs. George Wright. Mrs. Carl
Clark. Mrs. Fred Mack and Mrs,
Grover Colby. The committee met
Monday afternoon at the Ganong
home TO plan the menu.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20

could be seen in bomb blasted areas
moving what little of their poor
possessions they had been able to
save, taking them away in baby
carriages and in wheel barrows
over sreets Uttered with broken
glass, roof States and other debris.
One cockney, Bill Withers, in bell
bottomed trousers, with a muffler
round his neck, a greasy cap on his
head, said as he stood in litter of
Wreckage in the street and looked
at the heap of bricks and broken
wood that had been his home:
"Blimeyl There amt much left.
ope my pearl suit is all right. I
want to wear that when they bring
'itler ere"
The pearly suit is that which
costermongers cover with pearl but
tons for traditional cockney festivi-
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-20
Great Bulgarian
Sabotage Program
flinders Germans

ISTANBUL, Turkey, March 20.
(UP)-A report reached Istanbul
today that Bulgarian underground
organizations had started on the
greatest sabotage campaign ever
seen in southeastern Europe to i'm
pede the German armies and that
they had already thrown German
communications in southeastern
Bulgaria into chaotic state.
The report was brought by an
authoritative anti-German Bulgar-
ian who escaped across the Turkish
Bulgarian border.
He said Bulgarian saboteurs had
dynamited at least two German oil
trains, blown up bridges and CUT
telegraph lines. He asserted that
every telegraph line in southern
Bulgaria had been damaged dur
ing the last two weeks.
The informant Salo political ele-
ments, who had long been bitter
enemies, had united to oppose the
German march and that among
them were many men who had gain
ed notoriety for skill with bombs
and dynamite.
The SaboteurS had even planned
to destroy this summer Bulgarian
crops as part of their work of i'm
peding the Germans.