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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Auto
Graphs
1912 Military Truck
Output TO Ou+s+rip
All Previous Marks
Nv SILER FREEMAN

More trucks of specialized
military types will he built in
1912 than the total OF all kinds
Of trucks produced for peace
time needs in any one year,
according 10 Robert Black,
chairman Of the motor truck
committee Of the Automobile
Manufacturers Association.
1.-THE most pressing challenge
to the truck industry now In q
production one" he said "More
trucks Of specialized military
types must he produced in 1912
than the total Of all kinds Of
trucks produced for peacetime
needs in any one year.
That Is q serious assignment
and an impossible one II the
industry were starting from
scratch. Fortunately II has moro
than n years experience and al
ready has produced a total num-
her Of army units approximating
the half million mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Depends Largely on S+ockpiIes, New imports

Meanwhile priority the country VIII have 10
depend largely the stockpeS and imports As THIS
January building OF stock
defense
commission.
Certainly while the rubber is still Of enemy
strong should made further build the
question Of being by surprise economic wartime
development recalls Bernard NJ Barch definition of speculation
ability the appropriately
present.
Speculation high intellectual attainment and
people fooled making speculation
bad symbol result of emotions against Wall street
ne old deal.
Timing, OF the Spectator depends is
equally important and in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Studebaker Meeting

Studebaker dealers and dis
tributors in and around Detroit
will receive the equivalent of a
postgraduate course in service
merchandising and business man.
agement at an all-day meeting
scheduled for Tuesday. January
20. at Book Cadillac Hotel The
Studebaker home office execu-
tive team will he headed by Don
O. Wilson. general service man.
ager, aided by Regional Manager
s. b. Cochrane. who will be in
charge Of the session.
Also in attendance will be
David r. Osborne. director of
sales training. The meeting Is
expected TO attract approxi-
mately 70 dealers and distribu-
tors. These meetings. like their
predecessors held last fall are
designed TO suggest methods by
which dealer may conduct a
sounder business during these
crucial times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Lehigh Valley
Cuts Bank Loans

NEW YORK. Jan. Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company recently
effected a substantial reduction in
outstanding bank loans. Current
bank Indebtedness amounts 10
S3l22 500. compared with Sc, 924,
500 at the end of 1910.
Forthcoming annual report OF
the company also Will reveal elm
nation Of indebtedness 10 the Re-
construction Finance Corporation
Part Of the proceeds received IN
l94l from settlement of the Black
Tom explosion case was applied
to payment of the 1897 40 Public
Works Administration RFC loan
and the $3.50 500 RIG loan out.
standing al the end OF 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
New Standard of Value

Bankers may still consider
gold as the standard Of values
but the present emergency has
made almost every metal but
gold the standard. according TO
Barrett MASON. specialist in the
iron and steel branch Of the
OPM who was here last week.
"Iron. steel, copper, zinc and
other metals. now supercede gold
in value" said Mason. "Our all
out war effort has made these
metals so scare that money can't
buy them.
For instance, recently tho
OPM was called upon to decide
what to do for a manufacturer
of stainless steel pen points. It
was decided that he had better
use gold points instead of steel
as II was easier to get"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Cost Of Living Rises

The cost OF living continues 10
rise. Farm prices have reached
the highest peak IN a dozen
years.
The bureau of agricultural
economics predicts that 1912
will bring not more than q
further ) per cent advance. This
IS rash prophecy seeing that
the outcome Of legislation now
under consideration has not
taken definite shape. that no.
body knows whether the law
will turn out To be one calcu-
lated TO boost initiation or not.
the powerful farm bloc IN
congress. especially IN the Son
ate. again gets H. own WAY. tho
inevitable outcome would he still
higher living costs.
President Roosevelt threatens
70 veto legislative SkyIockctlnE
of the necessities Of lfn His
stand on this now ls different
from his stand on wage-booStinC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Less Cars at Curbs

"FOr several months the truck
industry has been producing In
one week nearly as many mill
tary vehicles AZ the entire United
States Army had In service In
1885," he continued. THE pro-
ductiOn Of army scout cars,
half tracks and personnel car
riers, Is several months ahead Of
schedule. This Is the result Of
Ordnance Department foresight
and the pooled resources and
cooperation Of manufacturers.
TOO many people have failed
In n month and a half to realize
the hard truth that America In
In a desperate war. There can
he a great many less cars ut tho
curb and just as many people In
town to shop when old fashioned
neighborliness becomes fashion,
able again. Five people can ride
on four tires as comfortably ~
one or two. Ii Is that kind OF
thinking that Is going to win
this war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
PAID ON RIG LOAN

Payment OF S5,025 900 in the
last three months on the RFC
loan. which was taken 10 make
the 100 per cent payoff over a
year ago. is indicated in the re-
port. The loan which originally
totaled nearly 10000. 600, has beer
reduced 10 S9,125 900.
The receiver estimates the book
value Of remaining assets Al S44.
SOB 2SS and has an additional
S4O3.97 in cash on hand. Against
these assets. he owes the RFC the
S9.O23 900 balance and has un-
proved and unpaid claims totallne
SqD1 201
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
-HUN a BOfnbPr-
Production Of Paper
Over 103 Per Cent

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 Paper
mills operated At 1882 per cent oi
capacity IN tho week ended Jan.
uary 10. compared with 1923 pei
cent IN the preceding week ano
ST. per cent in the week ended
January II, according 10 the
American Paper and Pulp ASSo-
citation index Of paper mill &C.
tNIty PapeTboard mills operated
Al lOl per cent nf capacity. com
pared WITH So per cent in tho
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
SEE RENEWED DEMAND

Full force Of tho war effort i
not Nci apparent and the industry
expects renewed demand along
some lines as further plans arc
developed. Among expected IN
crcaScS is further d ma n 4 for
building material for additional
munitions plants. army and navy
bases and additions 10 those AL
ready built. Some of the latter
already are appearing
Plates continue m heaviest do
mand rs ships tanks and other
var requirements absorb an IN.
crca,!nC quantity In an effort 10
supply all preferred users more
strip mills are being pressed INTO
service fo1 pittc production and
maul users including builders 81
freight cars. are allowed 10 Use
onI} plates from sup mills This
releases the output 81 regular
plat" mill, for purposes where
specifications are important That
plates VIII continue 20 be IN heavy
demand is Indicated bY an est.
mate of OPM that war need,
this Year viii total over 10000
900 tons figure IN excess OF
total plsfp TaDIClfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
buy a Bomber
Detroit Produce

ArTLFS Michigan hu crates T. 6 80
2'.r mn .r.ess o'her"ise stated.
J. - %orrern sp,s s. son I - Inra
ihsrF ~ or7, - WaEtrers AlI5 BAD.
Vir- 81 e. WINTER RsuAras 81 -.
BEANS FLORIDA. ~ hamrers Biacs
$50 Teatrtsre,r'. Sis MAX ~ ga Il
80. .afs~ 'nrr.l,.. i''"f q"a..'y ana p"pr
rEoc~oli caa'or7ia. pony GATES. =
CABBAGE Od -sro.k Sex Yors. -o-Jh
80 - DAnI.h ~ uI8 lu Sew stuck
IeNa' D. r-a'.s rpIrd IS - 50 % -
:. so5 s.'''"''' l.. A. crates. ''-'' y y
CARROTS T. A crates. doz hchs
Csi:..r,a s. "n A.zoua. 81 e5T %
e-Ltt+f eHt-tzrr-a i'ssga. Spto a
p p. r--ora'es - dog s. S5tia -
F.o-ra Golden Heart NIr.ha4af crates
IS - 7aGs, fsV s. - s1oz St. -
fa.r. a7t l".aoz 81 tes S'2s. far
81 .o as ks s. 501g7j fsw 81
CArLiFLOW ER California pony crates
- ana .arssr fsw s. ? 90.
LETTUCE L. crates icenerg 'yps
California Imperial Vale, doz s. 30 .
'aoy 81 75af mostly 81 p . IS
o%Io%s aolh a,ss saes, Spanish
r 80 3-n ard lstser. co'.rsto
(. 90 or.so7 $50 Mcn.ssc 7 : 10 !
YesoNs So.s0~, On ans 'stGer - ~
49, 2l.in Svse' spanish ',r' s. -
POTATOES 700 p ssck' ltsro Rn Sc
e. in.ln sacks $50 l1c Ma no lp'.'n
sac.s. g. 80 On ppeVas and Es'sh-
u.Ns s. flH2 20 Wos'!F 3 rI sF""ini
hr's - 40. 10 psper .s''t' 'lt
u-us't g.. NIcr,Ean iuo-r sH'as J. s.
.'. H4ess' 04rais s. 70"
s. b CH.uue- - - ,Ev2 30. mostly ;. 81
so Iprer Peninsula l1-'n pst'' - =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Dominion Loadings
Climb 10 56,603 Cars

OTTAWA. Jan 10 - Canadian
loading during the week ended
January 10 totalod $500 cars.
compared with 49.240 in the pre-
vlouS week and 5l.T03 in the like
week last year. Dominion bureau
Of statistics reports Increase WAS
less than seasonal and the bureau :
adjusted index declined 10 127S
from 1887 IN the previous week.
In the like week. last year, the
index stood AT 1l67.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
"a Bomber
Metal Markets

NIW YORK Jan - Additional 70
leases AGAINST January domestic lead
'emerEcnCN pncIf were received TO-DAY
from Oifl,e 81 Production MaragpmCu.
Tlnnae~s We're IN fair szed volume ard
INDUSTRY members We're tusry engaged n
eNp,f.t,ng tt-se orders into consumers
hands
Meanwhile demand ',r lead continues
'o hold aneat of s.ppl, a. . 30 cent. 4
pound Sea YHrK. and 80 cents pound.
81 Louis
-lH-,rpre- rtv-v-rr. in csntered
around gIss .r.- quota Sei-up under The
bonus pflCr system. Some reports
we're current nat these q4p'as would he
nasst UpaN amount ~ copper sent 20 ne
smeiters Pr.e VAS firm ~ maximum
level 90 - cents a pound delivered New
YORK.
Export copper market was unchanged A.
II cents pound r 4 : NeV YORK
where licenses FOR shipment are ub'atnahle
ZINC marne' remained subject 80 strict
ratiqnirE policy % principal primary sellers
a. s25 cents pound. East - LOUIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
H. H. Dewar Head
Of Security Dealers

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.>-H. II.
Dewar of San Antonio Tex. has
been elected chairman of the Ma
tional Association Of Securities
Dealers for 1912 TO succeed Robert
". Baird of Milwaukee. Lee NJ.
Limbert Of New York was elected
first vice chairman and Francis
+. Patton of Chicago was elected
second vice chairman Baird, the
former chairman, was elected
treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
EARNINGS LARGE

His gross earnings. consisting of
tents. etc. totaied S44, l93, BAL and
the expense OF the receIverShip
only S1i.73l asa. In addition how
ever. he paid out S1,l52 .395 in
interest 10 the Manufacturers
National Bank and the RFC &c
make the final and previous payof
His collections on stock assess
mentS totaled S19.432. 1872 ano
there is now only So, 799, 1874 I'M
collected from this source.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Chain Stores
Sales Hit High

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The
chain store trade in December en-
ioyed the best business in its his
tory Total sales were the largesi
on record in point of volume as
well as from seasonal standpoint.
The Chain Store Age index OF
sales for the month rose 10 157
of the 1929-l93l average as 100,
from Isl in November. The De-
cember, 1910. index was 12S, in
dicating an increase this year of
- per cent.
The index figures for December
bN grOups compare as follows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
MARKETS
BUSINESS DETR0fTS%@S1TfKhES MA
M. S. Rukeyser
Rubber Sufficiency
Possible by End of III

Trans stating Jesse H. Jones announcement concerning
rubber United business and consumer
language, informed by the industry thai
there could he Sclfconalned IN
the matter of rubber requirements by the end OF JILL
Tho tAa Federal grant pnortleS Tor the
needed mechanical equipment making synthetic rubber
In addition the widely plblczed tocnqucS for making
artificial uhbcrlhere eets,rrr four dtcreHt
worked
Indus that tho OF synthetic
rubber rubber
make the industry economically sound and feasible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
On the Business Front

some form ~ relief for the
stricken trucking industry
If Harvey Campbell and his
staff get results on this ono they II
he rendering Il signal service not
only 10 Detroit hut TO the entire
nation.
The federal reserve report FOR
tho seventh district. which IN
cludcS Michigan. states that furni-
ture sales for this district arc up
"A per cent as against the 81 per
cent nationwide average.
Michigan. once the center Of the
industry. almost dropped out OF
the picture bat has made come
back in recent years and now
ranks fourth in the value of manu-
featured furniture
A note from Stanley Newton ri
Sault Ste Marie. who * associate
editor for tho Upper Peninsula
Development Bureau IN say that
the story about The bonus price
on COPPER produced over and
above the Al total came rs wei.
come ncNS up there They got II
first m the Times He says.
"it WIS real s"nop for the
Times Financial pages, ~ FAR -
re concerned. n MEANS great
things for the copper country
Calumet a Hecla, Quincy, Isle
Koyaie, Copper Range. etc"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
philIip.-Ione. Corporation report. ia

Phillips jones Corporation reports Tor
hscal wear ended November 30. 1871. sno~s
a not profit n $3.50 63f squa On $50 as =
share IN II 40 shares - : per cent curnu
lafive preferred On Which unpaid dividend
aCCunulattons amounted 30 S9F - snare
A. me close ~ the period Allowing only
for annual dividend requirements On the
per cent preferred stock balance - equal
20 81 SO share On ISIS shares ~ com o.
mon stock For II months ended Nov 30.
1880 The COMPANY reported operating
profit ~ 1892 So after charges and fed
arsi taxes bur hefrte Spetlal credits In
Guiding 500 ssS of Spsr'ai credits .'Ners vas
= net ptoh, ~ 1925 80 for thai period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
n RopIho
Employment Shows
Unt'lrn at Toledo

TOLEDO Ian. "a Changeolcr
to war prc'uct brought an I'M
crrqeo nj 2gl in employment m
81 ma o. To'cdo plant, in the
wcck ended January H. after five
weeks Of steady declines The ~
plants rcror'tinC weekly nov
employ 2S.lSa. against - 56S q
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

dangerous contraction of tho ma
tons tran >portatIon facilities.
Dctroit'S business Leaders have
not h~on unaware Of the threat
and already tho Detroit Board oi
Commerce has campaigned for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Buy a Bonnie
Wheat Futures
Up at Start

CHICAGO. Jan. 70 GNS1.-
Wheat futures were sc to sc
higher AT the opening today. corn
unchanged 10 &c NJ and oats
isc lower 10 &c higher
WHEAT May Sl3llsu I'll =:
July. S132i2 September S1.3iis.
CORN May, S6ltC: July, 81 5
Il SSc. September. S9i.c.
OATS May. 49, n 59a4c; July
5SAsC. Senfemhor 1Sl.c-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

Continental Roli and steel Foundry
Company for u months ended November
So last Will show net profits ~ approx
mafely 81 fjO 600 after all deductions in
Guiding federal income and eA eess- pioilis
taxes After allowing for 're regular
dividends on the s. preferred stock ior -
months the ne, prnfts viii he equal 20
around So, 20 = share On the $50 32s shares
4 common stock outstanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
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Livestock Markets
~ TRpIT

CATTLE Recepts runt market
steady cows anru'. e'oaf. bulls weak
choice steers SiZ 7Iu 49, euod steers Sill
~ - - common - medium g lu1 ] = -
good he.ferS Sitrf-l1- rur0mrn go MEDIUM
IS 25Hl1 good COWS 81 - .f : 80. medium
cows S7.sjds ~ cutter and common
Sc 7iHT 81 carners - 80 . -. good bee
10. medium sausage huiis IS = % -
cutter and common - rnnS -. good and
choice stocker and feeder calves SC jo -
n 80 medium SAIL lo good socter anc
feeder steers and heifsrs Si01l 30. com
mon - medium g 30 20 io
CALVES RereIpts gOn market sos
lower. good and rhofce SIS 80 common r,
medium. SO. 50 % 80, cuiIs and common
- - 10 50
SHEEP hND LAMBS Receipts. : 500
market no' established early
HOGS Receipts 5000 market uo' estao
lshed earl,. prospects higher.
enc AGo
CHIC G0 lar % GNSt H0GS re
cetpts - 600 market lsr - &c cher
ION. Sii7a hullt Sii f01l1 6r hssv,
<ii 2ip ~ So; MEDIUM Sli i0ul1 - rh'
Sil 301li - light li-h's S'ir . So
packing sows. Si0p1l rgs Sio-i 10 -.
CATTLE Recei3's D. ooo nsrke'
steady, calves Receipts Z on1 r'sreet
steady Beef steers choice -. 500 - 3
common. 50 SAL - 81 lsarIl1rs >'n7
!, 50 butchers rsifsrs Spnif2' Cow
tsIto huus s. 80 - calves So Is
fee0ers SOLE 80 s'1.t'fs s'rers. .
u -. cows ard tr.fets. - l0 .. % sn
SHEEP ReceIots : ono r-rAet s'esf'
'auos. 60 - 80 - ~Hu'w.r $40 o.
earrings "a --r' 80 feeders Sil r
- - ewfe - ti1 rH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Automobile Now Basic Economic Tool

II has been the capital investment needed will
about per total budget
If fulfilled development VIII be OF
first-rae import the national economy
The rubber possibly he great the
alternative modern alton
Of lacking industrial and military
II Is important mind that the automobile is
longer pleasure basic tool The location
all
teuped of the of which 100000 have been
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
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Farmers Market

tTpiFS Mcintosh fancy q mn No
- -'H - hA 80 80 r1 -, n,
"tn Sp'- .fnth = '' h' tN. Nl."'
y - ~ ~ - p hl Green ns
y" ''' 81 - t' '' ~
.'HA'7 nan ~ 49,
ni rev M. - wv ''
49, e.. -.y ~, ,or
G,ppA.r - str5I IS ru 30
re4 10 I,t ~ m No
~, ,u
-.proTs so l51lgS m: 30
81 bu
CFi cry So = coz soc doz hchs 80
. .o42tc doz bcrs
CflFEN CARR 'GF Fancy. II - hi
CtIFE' ROOTS ~ - - ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Commends Jones Plan TO Pay Inventive Premiums

Jones of plans pay incentive premiums
additional production of lead, and
nendabe
of critical materials
through il-conSidered ceilings.
building Of rubber plants. which Jones
bellies that the will necessarily lead
naonaism.
significant
step making United self
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

The Bond Club of Detroit. one
Of GriSwold streets outstanding
organizations, Is going 10 drasti-
callv curlall It's social functions
in tho winter and spring months.
The decision was reached ny the
board OF directors and comes not
from a lack OF enthusiasm or spirit
but rather because the boys feel
that It is the patriotic thing to do
at this time.
President Harold r Chapel re-
ports that the February and April
luncheonS have been Cancelled and
that instead of the annual formal
dinner always tho high spot IN
the clubs activitleS--a small IN
formal dinner will be held IT
March.
Tho funds saved by these moves
are being contributed 10 the Rcd
Cross and the balance IN the
treasury has hcFn invested m
United states defense bonds.
The boys deserve lot OF credit
Few rcoplc realzo that 2 mighty
important industry which stem,
from DETROIT j. rapidly being run
INTO the ground
Long rows OF l'le mo'or trucks
lining The yard, of tho great
trucking companies presage 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
.RIIX q Bnnhef
Dividends

MonsantO Chemical Company
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend Of 80 cents on the common,
payable March 2. TO record Of
February 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
BUY n Bomber

VI. T. Hanna Company declared
a dividend on The common pay
able March -. 70 record OF March
}. Paid A like amount IN March.
last Near
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
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Utah Idaho Sugar Company de-

CIared a dividend n y cents on
the common payable February is.
to record Of February > Same
amount was paid year ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

Columbia Pictures Corporation
declared regular quarterly dlvi-
dend Of 6S'4 cents on the 2.75
convertible preferred. payable
February is, to record of Febru-
arN ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
Detroit Stock EXCHANGE

is'f-fs'- nTar'N es"a r-fsHs stock doptlon
!. con account OF accommodations. odd lots only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19
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Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by The Ma
o7al Association 81 Securities Dealers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-19

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Earnings

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

TO ORGANIZE DEFENSE
LANSING. Mich. Jan. SINS -
With a view to organizing each OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

Jerry. For supper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Book entertained Mrs. Charles
Book and daughter. Mrs. Roe York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Theuer.
Garden City: Mr.. and slrs. Riggs
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Dicks
and family.
Corporal Norman Gready. Fort
Custer. and Miss Ruth Lee, Ann
Arbor. spent Saturday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wardle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James WEIGH we're
entertained for Saturday dinner
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Zimmerman, Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taft, Milan,
spent Tuesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Murray and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Eicher and
family, Detroit, were Sunday din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Exeloy and daughter Shirley.
Mrs. Mark Lathers and Mrs.
Joseph Book visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Enoch Welletts, Wayne. Tuesday
evening.
Louis Murray spent the day
Thursday with friends in Bay City.
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Murray and family were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taft. York. In
the forenoon Russell Finch and
son RonaldA York. visited in the
Murray home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Floury and
daughter Dolores, Highland Park,
spent Wednes day evening with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Floury.
Mrs. Joseph Book and children.
Duane, Virginia and Edward, were
Friday afternoon ana supper guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin McWilliams
and family, Holloway.
Miss Geneva Dicks, Ypsilanti.
spent Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Loren Dicks nd children.