davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-08-16

This portrait Of Bonoporte the Bottle by
paintings which will be discussed the Goe To Nopoon
Potron Of the Arts The brief tok will be National Gallery Of
Art Saturday, August r. 40 pm repeated Sunday
August g. at SIS
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
Many Gather at Mills
Home. for Holidays

HOVER - Guests at. the William
Mills home over Christmas were
her sister and brother-in-law, MIR
and Mrs. Clarence Ringer and fam
lily from Parkdale, Oregon and her
brother, Mark Williams of Prime
vile, Oregon and Harvey Williams
of Detroit, Oregon and her broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch Williams and family of Ken
newick.
Mr.. A. s. Mcintyre left Sunday
for Portland to visit relatives over
New Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills and
Robert Mills motored to Yakima on
Tuesday.
The Twin City Livestock Com
pany truck was in Hover Monday
picking up hogs at the Guy Nelson
and Charles Mills farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ashby were
dinner guests at the Carl Evans
home Christmas.
Robert Mills motored to Parkdale,
Oregon and back Tuesday.
Frank Maupin of Kennewick was
a business visitor in Hover Mon
day.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01

,.,d sitton returned to Seattle
~ IN take up his school work
SUI L. pink g. Green club will meet
aav Jan. 8 with Mrs. Lee
.i IajMott left Tuesday for Seat
fa mere he enlisted in the navy as
ado operator. -,
assr of Jess Vinson, is here visit
- indefinitely.
y. and Mrs. Joe Kennett are
ding the holiday season with
{. da,,shter at Harrington.
' ,rss theresa Thole, who spent
,.-;tmas in California, is expected
ms this week. Mrs. E. s. Black
s sS been substituting during her alb
ence. 1,,,,n oa
.as-sn of Rupert, Idaho, visited
:. HE Everett Anan and Emery
nan homes last Monday and Tues
- Mrs Warnock is a sister Of
ne Aman brothers.
A. the regular Monday evening of
,nnF lodge plans were completed
- me installation of officers Jan
rsrv 10. A banquet will he held at
,ns Arrow Grill honordng the grand
a !, who will install the local Of
so,rs. ALI Odd Fellows and Re-
netahs are urged to make their res
srvasons now for the banquet. MIR.
Usher and Mrs. Silliman will have
charge of the banquet. The second
N the baseball game series was
nlsyed with Vice Grand Kessler
carnpbell's team winning, making
two straight. Noble Grand Archie
bishops team will feed the lodge
members next Monday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
Wind Up Al with
Zero Temperature

Weathermar Al Morgan figures
that tonight New Years Eve) will
be served with the coolest weather
set out for four or five years. He
predicts the temperature will drop
to zero or below. Tuesday night was
the coolest so far with a reading of
twelve above, but late this afternoon
it was already twelve and the mer-
curry was steadily dropping. The
first snow of the season came Mon
day night and kept it up all day
Tuesday, with a couple of inches on
the level.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Barrick an
daughter Of South Bend spent tn
week end visiting Mrs. Barrick's par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. LaMott.
MIR. and Mrs. Glen Case and fam
lily Of Hermiston, Ore, came Wed
nesday to visit at the E. A. Sillima,
home over New Years. Mr.. Cas-
and Mrs. Sillifnan are brother ant
sister.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Normile enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mellisf
OF New York city over the weekend
The two boys were college friend.
and this was the first meeting ir
two years.
Clinton Silliman drove from Pa.
louise Wednesday and spent the New
Year holiday with his parents, MIR
and Mrs. E. A. Snliman. He expect:
to leave Monday for San Diego tx
enter the service.
Mrs. w. G. O'Neil, who has beer
in Seattle visiting her sons. returned
Monday. Pat O'Neil is in the arm,
and Jack is with the telephone COM
pany in Port Angeles.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Peter and
son Billy returned to their home in
Seattle Sunday after spending the
Christmas holidays with the Mack
Sitton and Harley Peter families.
The Kennewick Valley Telephone
company operators and the mana
gers wives were entertained by
Mrs. Lucy Hauschild last Monday
night. Bridge honors were held by
Althea Westermeyer and Mrs. Robt
Brown.
DR.. LaMott is on the sick List
this week.
Miss Margaret Hawkins visited her
sister in Longview over Christmas
day.
Pomona Grange will meet at
Buena Vista Saturday, January 10
at pm.
Harry Owens, who is in the Pasco
hospital with pneumonia, is i'm
proving satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Conner of
Seattle visited his mother, Mrs. Lee
Bailey over Christmas Day.
Jim Green of Seattle spent the
holiday season with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green.
Merle Wright, who is working at
Hermiston, is home this week end
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
E. Wright.
Anna Marie Mueller, who is in
training at the Deaconess hospital
IN SpokaneA visited home folks
during the holidays.
Miss June Visger and Mr.. Burt
Doyle of Plymouth went to Seattle
Tuesday to spend the new Years
with Mr.. Doyle's son, Tommy.
Miss Doris Bardwen, who spent
the Christmas holidays with friends
and relatives on the coast returned
Sunday. She left tonight (Wednes-
day. for Prosser, where She will
spend New Years with friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01

The Finley Grange Auxiliary viii
enjoy an all-day meeting and POI
luck dinner with Mrs. Joe Gerards
next Wednesday, January 7th. AL
Finley grange ladies are invited to
come
Mrs. William Wilson visited Tues
day with Mrs Harry Benson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lande and
daughter, Betty Ann, Mr.. Jens
Lande and son, Grin, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Com
bellic and family at Port Orchard
They also visited Mrs Harvey Paul
son in Seattle. They all returned
to their homes Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kuh and fam
lily were dinner guests Christmas day
of MIR. and Mrs. Joe Kuh and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCalmant of
Kennewick visited Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McCalmant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Turner and
daughter, Tana, of Sisters, Oregon,
are visiting at the A. A. Schaffner
home, also the Frank and Bill Ger
Der and Albert Piert homes. MIR. and
Mrs. Bill Turner also of Sisters were
visitors Thursday and Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piert.
The Turner'S and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Piert and children were din
ner guests Christmas day of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Piert.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
Red Cross Emergency
Drive Near Finish
BENTON CITY

Local volunteer workers for the
Red Cross war relief reported nearly
hundred percent response to the
house to house calls, which will be
complete within a few days. Over
two hundred dollars has been sent
in by local chairman Oscar Hanson
who stated that he is in receipt
of letter from Yakima valley war
relief drive chairman, William
Schroeder of Yakima urging the So
Letting of every man, woman and
child in support of the urgent need
for Red Cross funds.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
Repair Work on McBee
Grade i'm III. III. Complete

BENTON CTTY-The county road
crew Tuesday completed repairing
the McBee grade on Horse Heaven
hill which was badly damaged by
washoutS due TO the clOIdburSt that
hit this section last August. The
road is now open TO travel. Work
was also begun this week on the
Rowley road across the river in elm
mating curves and strengthening the
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Field and
daughters, Beverly and Sharon. Of
Selah, MIRA nd Mrs. Preston Brooks
and children were Christmas gubeStS
of the Floyd Van de VenterS.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
New Accounting Firm

Jim" Giard, a former Kennewick
boy, is now member of a new &C
counting firm opening offices in
Pasco this week. The firm will
specialize on income tax statements,
particularly for agricultural enter
prises. The other member of the
firm, j. S. Cooper, has had over
thirty years experience in tax &C
counting work. Their announcement
appears in this issue.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
Trip to California
Made i'm Trailer House

HOVFR-Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Ash
by left Saturday for Bonneville, Ore.
They expected to pick up their
trailer house there and go on to
California.
Mrs. Minnie Asf1by spent a few
days while i'll at the Carl Evans
home last week.
The government dredge which
has been working in Homily Rapids
moved last week to Five Mile
Rapids on Snake River.
Wilbert Mills went to Zillah Sum
day to spend few days with friends.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
Snow and Cold Weather
Here, Since Christmas

BENTON CTTY-The first snow
Of the season fen here Sunday morn
ing, melting within a few hours
Another but heavier snow fell Mon
day and again Tuesday covering the
ground.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01

Freezing temperatures have pre-
vailed here since Christmas Day.
The government thermometer at the
Rolf Anderson residence registered
Is above zero Thursday night and
Friday night the lowest reading was
Is above zero. Following the lower
temperatures heavy frost covered
everything, caused by a valley fog.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
M2xA
Old Friends Visit For
Several Days this Week

FTNLEY-E. c. Nagel of Ringold
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ayers. Mr.. Nagel
and Mrs. Ayers have been friends
since early childhood in Winnemuc-
ca, Nevada.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01

NJE WANT to fill this
w can help When
personally or by telephone
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-01-01
++++++++++++++++
REGISTER NEXT WEEK

Voluntary registration for local
defense work by citizens of the city
will be will be accepted at the city
hall next week, Monday through
Saturday, from ten to five each day.
The local defense council is anxious
that every citizen be registered and
express his individual preference as
to the type of work he would rather
do. Following the registration the
defense council will make the as
signments for duty in case of an
emergency. Special training where
necessary will also be given.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Gas Staotden breitete iid baupt-
iablid babin aus; 5traben llno 8iir=
gerIteise lpuroen oabin sebaut; es CAB
ein gan5 neues 8iertel. 2eioer luur=
oe oieier 9eil ourd stpei 9abnltrdnge
ooer @eleiie onrdquert, nanllib burd
Die 8rubenlpeide nab @rube 9to. 8
uno bur1 bie neue Roblenbobn: Co.
lumbus, 5anouifp, 3anesDiue ano
5bapnee, oie iest audi -aufgebort bat.
Den alien &irbenplas al Corning
Sia, nit Musnabme oes Rir1bofs,
berfaufte sic @emeinbe an Serrn
Wilbelm Yerbepen nno at Sobn
grenfomper. Ser Iestere faufte aub
sic alte Nottirbe llno ballte iidp iein
8obnbaus baraus ON Bege, bas
berte nod itebt.. Serr Wil,u Ser
bcpen 5og in oas idone Bfarrbaus
mo fano Sic Stallung palieno fir
feline 2ub uIu.
Corning oadte ober eleid an
cine groBere Sbule; sic alte par <5u
flein selporoen ,mo traf Mnitalten
fit oen 8at elmer groBen offentliden
Shltle- aus 3iegeln at Gburd SIN.
HenopiIle ballte feline groBe offentlide
Sdule aus 3ieseln oben auf Dem
9tenopiae Berg (Wite 9eaper's
Sarm) 1881 I'M Sommer; Corning
etiuas Ipdter 1928. Serr De2ong
lpuroe ser erIte Heftor ltno sic 4ellp,
Nelus nno @acoran Sral1lein tpurben
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

alts5ieben aus ibrer eriten @obnuns,
tpelbe oie ebrtp. 5bullbipeItern be.
sogen; nno oie beioen bobtu. Serren
sogen in Dos neue Bfarrba,1s moro.
li6 bon Der Stride. Sest Itno ale sc.
bauoe neu gebaut bon Rep. Auailp,
iebt in 2ancaiter, Ohio.
Bie borber bemerft, famen sic
Oeinner bon ibrer aunblhafterreiie
freuoig 5uriid uno arbeiteteu frob
ipeiter auf @rube $50. 19. &err @olt
ie Ser quite Observation-Disclosures,
Der mebr ,pl1Bte, tpas sic &oblenseien-
ibaft Dor bate, er5ablte ibnen alles,
lpas ct tpobl puBte. Oas eeihab
banptlablid, lpenn iie eemiitlib su-
Ia,nmen bel Wife Stabtler 1T bem
Sinterltii6hen ieiner 8obnl1ng iaBen.
SSm September tpiirben bie 8duler 1T
Yndingbam fertig lein 1,no 6ann tpiir'
Sc Die @eieuldaft 6ieie Deutiden non
bier oortbin bringett oenn bas mir
De cine bel.tIde aolonie geben.
slue bier Wdnner mur6en einen
Soften popn Ser @eiealdaft befon1-
men, luie ,,ntine bob" ooer ,,bottom
boz, Waibiniit 5llm &oblenforbern,
neutrality-suspicious. ooer Stanpo-.
mann nIu. 9as b0rten iie germ nno
es muroe ein @lds6en Bier ,nebr ge.
trnnfen; Ser quite Dtife ober feline
sllte iorsten oafiir, baB Sic @ldler
tpieoer eleib gefiilit iuurben. Die al.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Der alte Com Gacoran ein perltod-
ter Jreimaurer, Der. als er franf
puroe, erlt nad breitdgi9em Iooes=
fanpf iid befebrte, wie 9eo. 5atber
D'9oplan, iein ,Yfarrer, ipater ct.
sablte. @s ipurbe CUR 3eit oiel @elo
beroient, uno oaber aud) biel ausge-
peben fir @etranfe. ,.@orniny mas
a booming tolpu." Non iiberallber
tam bas Golf.
Stride ,lnb Sdule feblten a,ih bier.
gs eab MIR 2anoihulen, un0 ald)
bter nnb ba eine Seftentirde. SSSn
Horning ielblt gab es feline; alle Rtr-
ben famen erit nit oem @uibau Der
Staot. Nahber murben 5luei 3irben
an Gburb SIN (oitlid I'M 5taotben)
ainfs bon Ser 8abu, gebalt; cine
Ebriltian Gburd unO cine 9aptiiten'
firhe; oann audi cine Wetbobiiten'
fird)e an Corning Sill; oieler Srt
tuar fir cine fatboliibe Stride aus
rrleben. 9od lieB mau oen Ylan
fallen, ba er nidt allen selegen tpar.
Man ging anfanglid elm Staotgepiert
bober binauf uno ballte cine Nots
firhe. Oas 2anb, etipa bier acres,
Iiegt rebts bonn 8ege, tueltlid) bon
Corning nno CAB genug Ylab fit
Girhe, Shule, Yfarrbaus ,ulo eillen
Rrbbof. Salb liegt bas Sano fait
puf bem Berg, balb ant Berg ,.no
reidt bis unten in $50. 13 Sal,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Dbis @Ai1esfrenm6

Die erlten 2ebrerinnen. Diele Sbule
madte oen erfen Yoltor bon Corn,
ing Hep. 8ernorb SDoblan gleid
biel 5orsen, tDeil nalnlid Die 2ebr-
frdfte fatboliid warei,, nur niht Der
Eeftor 9e2ong. 4ls oie fatbolilde
5dule unter Der neuen Stride anfing,
batte Der Bfarrer MIR fatboliide
2aienlebrfrdfte - balo einen Wann
carr. Murrap), balo cine Dame, oie
ipdtere ssrau Dtnne (yfeD. S. Dun+
ne's Mutter), Sraulein aanes aellp
ui>u., biz 1886 oie 5hullhtpeitern -
Siiters Of Gbaritp - bon Na5aretb,
ap., fanen. Damn borte ser 3ue
iprud aur 0ffentlihen 5dule gan5
auf pno ber Baitor muBte cine groBe
fatbolilde 5hule bauen nit mebre,
rem Sdnl5immern uno GROCER &alle
oben auf. go eroB tpar bie 3abl Ser
Sdulfinoer getporoen. Mud ser
&err Baitor uno iein Aiiiitent muBten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
GeDQnfeu MuO GrinMeru,tae,t
Bon Neb. Grans Guertge8

idludt. Gs iuar aber nidt polieno
fir Die groBe @emeinbe, beionoerss
nidt fir bie Nenopiller nnb bie bon
CHAPEL Sta famen. auh batte man
feinen 8aun fir Die @efabrte Der
8auern. gnolib bieB es: bann mill
len mir etpig ben laneen, iteilen Berg
binauf; oas gebt ibledt uno lit be.
Ionoers beidiperlih fir alte uno ee.
bredlide 2eute, Sic ieoen Gag in Die
Deelie tuollen. Darm muBte Der 8i-
idof einen beiieren Blab iuden uuo
heltimmen.
Der Blak tuur6e enblib gefl,n6en
nno beitimmt pom bodipit. Serrn 8i'
i6of Baterion. Or lag unsefabr balb-
pees 5iuilden Corning uno 8enobiae
auBerbalb ser @orninser @emeinoe'
erense; ba, 100 fe beute nod itebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
(Gortiekunal

..... \2yoIlIcSulH1
Das bate oiel @utes at Iid fir
Die neue fatboliibe @emeinoe, oie
iekt angefangen paroe; es muBte balo
ein Baitor oabinfommen, 1lno 5tpar
elm itrammer Srlanber, Der oieis
,groBe 3abl ieiner 2anoslelite beberrz
.fhen tuiiroe. Die meilten 8abn- nno
@rubenarbeiter paren aus Srlano
Ialno lieBen iid MIR bon einem irii6en
Wrieiter Ieiten. Donn ipar Die groBc
'&efabr oa, BOB Sic Srldnoer lit ge-
ddbrlibe 8ereine serieten. Die 8eam-
ten nno @eidaftslei,te i,ldte sic 5rei'
'mourerlose 5u ee'uitnen, uno sic
'9etpGbnliden Mrbeiter in anoere Der:
botene Bereine au loden. Dies eei6ab
aAon lange borber, ebe sic Deutiden
Eoortbinfamen. go sutn 8eiipiel par
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
8robe atfs Grempel

gr: uNlle Jralen obne ausnabme
.baben oie @epobnbeit, su tpioeripre-
den." a
Sic: uDas 1T nibt tpabr. -. oas
iIt nidt lpabr."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
3sueibeutig

so, sic baben iebt eine MniteI.
lung in Der Buloerfabrit erbalten2"
nSSa."
u9la, 6a baben Sic tpobI Iusli6t.
balo in oie 9obe au fommen."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

ten Oeutlben tranfen INNER nod eins
uno 10 babens Die Sl1ngen ibnen nad,-
gemadt. gs bauerte ibnen fat Az
lange, bis oaB Die 3eit fam. Die See.
serlhnle neben lins ant g8ea nod
Chapel Sill fing nlitten int Mugult
ipleoer an nno aue &inber iollten oa-
bin fonnlen. Da befanen mir Rin.
Der aber Mngit: nit oen Sbmar3eu
IN Die Sdule seben2 .Sa'', iaate Der
Batter, ,,oas miro ipobl oas gnoe bont
Sieoe iein; ibr fonnt nidt bier su
5aule bleiben; ibr miiBt aud bin!'
er iplBte ober mobl, oab sic arobe
offentlibe Shnle fir bie tpeiBen Rin.
oer balo fertig tuiirbe. Dos bate id
auA 10 5ufallig eeb0rt, i,no tpar oes.
balb nibt mebr angItlid. Doh es
fam alles anDers, als mir aeoaht
batten. gs tpar oem Batter bod, niobt
ernit getpelen.
Am ndbiten Sonntag. gineen tpir
ipieoer CUR Rirhe nod gbapel Sid.
Diesmal allein; bie Staotler Sling
linse tamen ni6t mebr, id babe iie
altb ipdter ni6t mebr seieben. Die
oeutiben 9auern 1,no aud oie irilbeu
lporteten ibon auf llns. Wanbe fub-
ren an inns auf bem Wege borbei uno
9riiBten uns freunolih, beionoers Die
5roueh Die alle fein ai,sgeplBt -
Sonnenibirme anfgeipannt 1mo sd.
der in ben 9anoen - mtf Den Sc
oeripagen iaBen. Die alten 8auern
init lanaen 8arten nno S6lappbiiten
alf, iaben ettpas tpiloer aus. Die
jnngen aerle liefen oft ourb bie Sci.
Der uno Maloer uno famen tpie itol5e
Stride DerangeIprungen. Wan braA-
te inns tpieoer in sic Stride nno aue
lparen bereit, Naum 5u MAIDEN fir
nus; es gab irnmer nod leere 8dnfe,
Cen mand)e Samilien famen tibt re-
gelmdBig; 6ann batte bie Stride tpobl
einige 8anfe fret. @enn mir oase.
blieben paren, bdtten mir iolbe lpobl
mieten nliiiien.
9tab Oen Mmt ltno Segen n1Bten
mir nit oenen geben oenen mir es
lesten Sonntag peripro6eu botten.
ltniere Tamilie aing nit 'oen ,alten
Gbas. @einer nad ser 2anonirtlbaft,
etlpa cine Meile oitli6 bon ser air-
de. gSir f,tbren babin. Sem Sobn
SSobns Weiner ipobnte ltnten inn Sal.
nad cine balbe Meile tpeiter meg, nit
ieiner groBen 6amilie. Ser alte Serr
bate ibon Die 5ipeite Srau, sic nidt
oentIb tpar. @r lelb1t ,ipra6 8ap-
rid nno Sic ai,oer gnslild. gr Fit
an Nerpenldpdhe Coos Shiitteln).
uno mar INNER itarf am 3ittern, TO-.
EoaB ct faum etlpas balten fonnte.
Das Wittageiien fiir uns Itano fertig
'nno tpir baben es nitbt beribmdbt,
bod bic 1tnterbaltl1ng litt iebr. am
Nadmittag bielten pir uns nod Ell.
nige 5t,lnoen altf, beiaben oie groBe
Jarm nnb ieinen 8iebbeItano nno
fubren Damn 11ah SalIe. Mm Is. su-
guIt iollten mir tpieoer nit az einem
anoeren Bauer, bod bie W,ttter tuoa-
te nidt, ipeil iie nidt nit Sen Jraueu
gngliid ipreden fonnte.
(6ortIeslng folgt)
-
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-10
TWO STANDINGS
IN CITY OVER
THE WEEKEND

Charles Roscoe, 43, of 52S Eureka
avenue and Mrs. Margaret Martin, %.
of 3421 Biddle avenue are in the Wy
andOtte General hospital suffering
from stab wounds received last Sun
day
1t is alleged that Roscoe was stab
bed by Osman Oil, during an argument
which occurred in Barney's bar at
35L2 Biddle avenue. The victim sus-
tanned three stab wounds in the chest
and one on the left wrist. 1t is said
the stabbing occurred after Roscoe pro-
tested against prOfane language being
used by Oil In the fracuS Oil himself
cut tendon in his left thumb. Both
men were taken to the hospital and
Oil WAS taken into custody by police
after receiving treatment. Roscoe
condition is regarded as serious.
Mrs. Martin was stabbed four times
in the right leg and once in the right
shoulder in a fight that occurred in
her home when she found Mrs. Vera
Menzel. -, of 1874 Allen road, in the
house with her husband. Mrs. Martin
told police her wounds were inflicted
with butcher knife She said that
she returned home about 4 80 Sunday
afternoon and was refused admittance
by her husband. She procured ladder
and climbed in an upstairs window.
The fight ensued when she found Mrs.
Mcneil in the house.
Mrs. Mcneil is being held by police
for investigation on a charge of felOn-
iDuS assault.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-10
CIVIL SERVICE

Principal storekeeper, $1,000 a year.
Senior stOrekeeper, $1,000 a year.
StOrekeeper, 81 800 a year.
Assistant storekeeper, 1920 a year.
Junior stOrekeeper, $1.44O a year.
Under storekeeper. 81 go year.
Zone deputy collector, 81 800 a year,
office OF collector Of internal revenue.
Hospital attendant. $1,000 a year
mess attendant, $1,000 a year, u. s.
Marine hospital. Detroit.
Inspector. motor vehicles. $1,000 a
year. quartermaster corps. War De
partment, Detroit.
On the date Of filing application. ap-
plicants for the position Of inspector
motor vehicles, must have reached
their 21st birthday, and applicants fol
all other positions must have reached
their 18th birthday. There are ne
maximum age limits for these posi-
tions.
Applications must be filed with tn,
secretary. Central Rating Board, Sew
enth u. s. Civil Service District, room
40. Federal building. Detroit. and will
be received until the needs OF the ser
vice have been met
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-07-10
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
HAS CASH SURPLUS

Lansing, July 9.-The state highway
department started a new fiscal year
this week with cash balance or $',-
COZ. OO5.25.
State Highway Commissioner G.
Donald Kennedy pointed out that the
cash balance was unusually large at
this time. but that a large portion OF
it has been obligated to meet the
states share of wartime construction
projects assigned to Michigan which
now total more than $1,000. OOO.H
Gas tax receipts for the fiscal year
were $34.6y7 .144!55. an increase OF
soc S92.5a over last years figures.
The federal government contributed
81. 400. O5965 i'm federal aid for con-
structiOn work during the year. while
miscellaneous receipts. including out
state motor bus license fees. amounted
Ia $Il3.14S.O6.
Total expenditures for construction
were $l6.327 .96e.3 This Included $f1,-
771.771.29 for roads. $2.240.514.13 for
new bridges. and &,715.6SS.92 for
right -Ofway costs.
The cash balance at the beginning OF
the 1912 fiscal years was $500.
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