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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Vera SchQZm
is Honored

HONORING cher cousin,
Vera Schalm, Mildred Schalm
entertained at a personal show
er last evening at her home on
Croker blvd. The twenty-four
guests played Bunco for the eve
ning's entertainment with priZ-
es going to Mrs. James Scott,
Mrs. Bernard Schalm, Mrs. DON
aid Lennon and Mrs. Edward
Shay.
Refreshments were served at
individual tables preceding the
opening of the gifts. The gift
table was conferred with large
doll, dressed as bride whose
ribbons were draped to an open
parasol, which was filled with
many gifts. Gladioli of various
shades were used as flower dec
orations.
Vera will be married to Lieut..
z. T. Rakes on Sept. 2 at Trim
ity Lutheran Church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Norma Shearer
TO Marry

LOS ANGELES, Aug 2O-tP
Norma Shearer, who once
slipped in executing a Christiana
turn and fell into her ski in
structor's arms, is going to stay
there.
The w 1t h Y, 36-year-old
movie actress and Martin Ar
rouge, Sun Valley, Idaho, ski
teacher who is eight years her
Junior, will be married Sunday.
They will live in her luxurious
Santa Monica beach home.
The bride-to-be is the widow
of screen producer Irving Thai
berg who died six years ago.
The 1.-THE. athletic Arrouge,
who has not been married be-
fore, seemed i'll at ease as the
curious crowded into the mar
riage license bureau yesterday
but Miss Shearer saved the stu
alton by acting as spokesman to
queStioners.
WILL ENLIST SOON
Arrouge, former University Of
Nevada student, is attending a
navigation school in nearby Van
Mugs and plans to enlist in the
army after the honeymoon.
One of the wealthiest women
in the film colony, Miss Shear
er's income ranged upward TO
100000 while she was active in
pictures. Thalberg's estate was
$2,244,000 after all taxes had
been deducted. Metro-Coldwyn-
Mayer studio, in which Miss
Shearer owns a large block of
stock, paid her 100000 to re-
main in pictures because a
clause in her contract provided
she could retire upon Thalberg S
death.
MRS. TALMADGE LEE, Fer
rim Place, was hostess at a
luncheon in her home on Ferrin
Place today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Brownies Visit Zoo

GIRL SCOUT TROOP 81 of
Dickinson School made trip
to the Detroit Zoo Tuesday. The
fourteen girls were accompan-
led by their leader, Mrs. Sam
uel Levine, Mrs. Alton Widrig,
Mrs. Henry Hennings and Mrs.
A. S. Levine.
Many hot dogs were consum-
ed it is reported, much pop
drunk, and the bears got lot
of peanuts. In fact, one bear
even got nickel because the
Brownie who threw it, was a
little mixed up on which hand
held the peanut.
MRS. WALTER WEISNER, of
r Greenway, Selfri &c Homes, an
nounces the firth of ten pound
girl, Connie May, this morning.
The father was killed in action
about a month ago in Australia.
He had ben connected with
Selfridge Field for the past ten
years.
MISS ESTHER LANGLEY of
Detroit is spending her vaca-
ton as a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Heffron of Union Lake
road.
MIR. AND MRS. OSCAR
WATT were hosts to seventeen
friends and Selfridge Field Of
ficers of the Medical Corps at a
Steak Roast Tuesday evening.
Later in the evening cards we're
played.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20

For Juniors under Is years there are
classes for any annual or perennial.
SECTIONS c. * H-Vegetables ana
Fruits:
Containers 10 be furnished by sxhib-
itor-using paper plates. Shelled beams
l pint; Snap beans, ! pint: 3 taolo
beets: head OF early. late or Chinese
cabbage; carrots: ! cauliflower; ,
stalks celery; Celeriac root; ears
corn cucumbers; Gerkin or medium
size. 3 of sliciDs size: l egg plant: ,
Kohl-rabi; 8 leeks: s dry onions: pint
okra: / pint peas in pods: 5 peppers;
s potatoes 2 rutabsges: l Swiss chafd
plant; ! parsley plant potted: B Sumr
mer radishes; summer squash;
tomatoes; 3 turnips; collection q
herbs: muskmelon: watermelon;
eitron. Any other vegetable: 3 apples;
I bunch grapes; } peaches: 9 plums:
apricots; l pint strawberries. Any other
fruit. For children under Is yeafo-
Any fruit or vegetable.
SECTION j.
Canned fruits. vegetables, jams. tel
lies, pickles. meats in any standard
size container. need not be le42 pack.
Will be Judged on appearance only.
Classes for adults and juniors under
Is years,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
EntertdInS on
Son S Birthday

MRS. HATTIE KOLP, 20 CAL
lup avenue, entertained Tues
day evening at a birthday par
ty at her home for her son Dom
aid, on his 18th bir tn d y.
Twenty four Mount Clemens
High School boys and girls.
friends of Donald, helped him
celebrate his birthday anniver-
sary.
The entertainment of the eve
ming was dancing, with lot of
jitterbugging too, which made
Mrs. Kolp feel a lot younger,
so she says. A buffet lunch was
served at IL o'clock and big
birthday cake decorated with
green, white and pink icing
decorated the table. Pink and
white gladioli were used for
the flower decorations.
Everyone had such good
time, they hoped that they could
help Donald celebrate his 18th
birthday next year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20

RUTH NELL, from Youngs-
town, Ohio. is the house guest
of Virginia Chapman, 1886 Hunt
ington drive this week, while
visiting her friend, Lieut.. JOS
eph Griffith.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Rose Club Meets
at HeffrOn Home

MANY NJ Nj B E r S AND
GUESTS of the Rose Club of st.
Louis Parish met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs.
Louis Heffron of Union Lake
road. A dessert luncheon was
served after which cards were
played. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Vernon Kerwin who also
won the house prize, Mrs. Arlo
Higgs, Mrs. Mark Dupont, Mrs.
Robert Provost, Mrs. David
johnson, Mrs. Conrad Reuther,
and Mrs. Joseph Bair.
The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
John Daily of Quinn Road. A
lawn party is planned and will
be held at $50 o'clock, on Aug
ust 81.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN SER
EMS, and sons, Jack and Jim.
my, of AZ S. Walnut street and
their party which includes:
Charlie Miller, John Roberts,
Bruce Bostwick, Lorne D'Luge,
Willie Roberts, are mentioning
at the Sierens' Bar d Ranch at
Fairplay, Col. They are expect
ed home the 18th Of August.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN
DUYNSLAGER of 1913 Jones
street entertained large crowd
Of friends and relatives last eve
ming at lawn party, at their
home: The occasion celebrated
the 49th birthday anniversary
of MIR. Duynslager. Guests play
ed cards and Airplane Bunco
for the evenings entertainment.
PFC. CHARLES E. IRWIN of
the Army Air Corps is spending
his ten day furlough at the home
of his parents on the North Riv-
er road. He is stationed at Ven
ice, Florida.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN c.
MILLER, 306 Euclid, have as
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. w. Bunnell of Chicago, who
are staying for a three week
visit.
MISS ELIZABETH AND MISS
PAULINE ULLRICH left today
for Muskegon from where they
will take the Clipper for Mil
waukee. They plan to motor to
Madison and through 1.-THE
Dells."
MRS. JOSEPH SCHIETE-
GATE, 80 Moross, returned
last evening from Tucumcari,
New Mexico, where she attend
ed the funeral of relative.
Frances Schitecatte accom-
panied her mother but remained
to visit relatives at Roswell, N.
M. She will stay about two
weeks. Before returning home
she will visit Lieut.. and Mrs.
Bernard A. Spath of Kiesler
Field, Biloxi, Miss.
The dancing class of Frances
(Francine Dancing SchooD will
be postponed until she comes
back from her vacation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20

I. o. o. F. in Barron hall at p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Keeping labs on Style
Conference Reports
By Young People

THE PRESBYTERIAN MIS-
SIONARY SOCIETY will meet
at the home of Mrs. Marguerite
Westendorf orr Friday at $50
o'clock. The program will open
with devotionals, led by Mrs.
John c. Miller, followed by con-
ference reports by five young
people of the Young Peoples
Society who attended the con-
ference at Waldenwoods, Mich.
The five delegates who will
make their report are, Duane
Dunklee, Martha Spears, DON
aid Green, Ruth Jane Darnell
and Rose Mary Miller.
After the usual busin s
meeting, refreshments will be
served by the hostess Mrs. Wes-
tendorf, with Mrs. Hattie Beat
tie, Mrs. Catherine Shelton as
sisting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Exhibit Will be Staged
in Burton Gym Aug. 1919

ROSEVfELE-EAST DETROIT
- Garden lovers won't want TO
miss the fourth annual Flower,
Fruit and Vegetable Exhibit of
the Rose le- East Detroit
bronch of the Woman's National
Farm and Garden Association
which will be staged at the
Burton gymnasium on Eleven
Mile road, one block east of
Gratiot in Roseville, August 20
and 20. The exhibit will be
open 10 the public from 3 to 9
O'Clock on August % and 10 to 8
o'clock on the 10Th.
RULES:
All flowers, fruits and vege-
tables must be grown by the
exhibitor except in the arrange
ment classes and canned goods
classes. All exhibitors must be
amateurs. All entries must be
set UP and ready for judging
by 1870 a. m. August %. This
branch is not responsible for
loss ~or damage TO exhibitor S
property. Exhibits to b ecalled
for at 9 p. m. August 20. There
is no entry fee. For further in
formation contact Mrs. Graham
Gracey. 25320 Gratiot Avenue
Roseville. Telephone Roseville
-e8e3 M, or Mrs. George Jackson,
2374O Melrose Avenue, East De-
troit. Telephone Roseville 1858
NJ.
SCHEDULE
Section A-Floral Arrangements:
Glass small arrangements ga to
inches high or wide.
Class 2-An arrangement OF foliage
I'm any container.
Class "a patriotic arrangement. Ae-
cessories permitted.
Class Am arrangement OF roses, no
other foliage permitted.
Class S. An arrangement Of marisolds
in a pottery container.
Class 6--An arrangement of Zinnias.
Class IAN arrangement In kitchen
utensil.
Class a-An old fashioned bouquet
in an old fashioned container.
Class 9-An arrangement In bowl.
Accessories permitted.
Class io--An arrangement In a vase.
Note: vase is container taller
that il is wide. A bowl Is con-
tainer wider than II Is tall.
liable settings for members only.
l2-An arrangement Of vegetables
with or without flowers In any contain
er.
l3-An arrangement OF fruit with or
without flowers in any container.
l4-An arrangement Of fruit and veg
stables in any container.
ls-An arrangement in . vase OF
bowl For children 8 TO IL years.
fs-An arrangement in vase on
bowl. For children II to IS years.
Note: Arrangements In children'i
classes must be made at show.
SECTION E-Specimen Bloom
There are classes for every annua
and perennial. roses and flowerini
shrubs. Please bring 6 blooms or stemi
according to the kind Of specimen ex
ceping the following: Co1eomn.
STEM; Delphinium, spike; yunkia.
stem: Helianthus. I stem: Perennta
Phiox. ! stem: Dahlias large, 1-pom
poms and single Dahlias 3: Flowerfnl
shrubs. branch. Gladioli. I spike
Gamma. 1 stem: Roses 3 stems. Mari
Colds, blooms: Zinnias. large,
blooms. lilli put, 8. Containers fol
specimen bloom are furnished at thu
exhibit. Have exhibits properly named
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Navy Mothers to
Form Group Tonight

THE NAVY MOTHERS are
requesting all mothers who
have sons in the Navy, Marines
and Coast Guard to meet Friday
evening at the home of Mr..
r. E. Mcdonald, 10 Smith street
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. C. Farmer, Of De-
troit, sent by the National Navy
Mothers. will be one Of the
speakers. 1t is planned. to form
a group here of mothers who
have sons in the service Of the
armed forces.
MR.. AND MRS. T. r. HAP
MAN, and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Odor have just returned from .
three day trip at Crystal Lakc
on Lake Michigan. Mr.. Chap
man, and Mr.. Odor are vacation
ing from their work at the Hud-
son and Chrysler defense plants
MRS. HENRY JENNINGS,
Croker bvld. has as her house
guest her mother. Mrs. Mary
Bertul, of Detroit, and her niece,
Neva Carney of Detroit.
MIR. AND MRS. EMIL MILL
Err, Of i12 High street and chill
dren, Everritt and Marilee, will
vacation next week at their new
cottage at Anchor Bay Shores,
Edgewater Drive. Mrs. Miles
is the owner of Rena's Beauty
Shop.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Ice-cream Social at
USO Club Tonight

ST. LOUIS PARISH will spon-
sor the ice-cream social at the
USO club this evening. The gen.
eral chairman is Mrs Vincent
Brinker. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Arlo Higgs, Mrs. John
Flood, Mrs. Robert Vogel and
Mrs. Louis Heffner. The ice
cream Is donated by the Kraft
grocery and the Goodman gro
Gerry of Anchor Bay Shores. The
cakes will be furnished by men,
bers of the parish.
MRS. JOHN GIBART, of TT
Rathbone street has received a
cable from her husband, Tech.
Sergt. John c. Gibart, who is
stationed somewhere in Aus?
tralia that he has been promoted
to Warrant Officer. She sent a
cable in reply to him, congratu-
lating him on his promotion
MRS. WILLIAM ROSE who
observed her birthday annivers-
airy on Monday, August II, re-
ceived by cable two dozen roses
from her husband who is sta
toned over seas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Garden Enthusiasts Invited TO Rosee- Detroit Show
EntertaInS tor
Recent Bride

MRS. JOHN w. KUSTER, Of
Seminole Hills, and Mrs. Marvin
Renaud, of River Rouge, were
Joint hosteSseS at a bridal show
er Wednesday evening, for Mrs.
Robert KuStcr, of Detroit, a re-
cent bride The party took place
at the home of Mrs Kuster.
The color scheme was carried
out in red and white and the
fleral decorations were appro-
pirate gladioli The table was
decorated with large mirror on
which was placed a small bride
and groom on red heart among
the red flowers. A white we'd
ding bell was placed on the
other side of the group. On the
mantle piece above the fireplace
was large doll dressed as
bride.
Bridge was played during the
evening with prizes won by Mrs.
Fred Wier OF Lapeer, Mrs. Ar
thur Maxwell Of Metamore, Mrs.
William Cannon of Pontiac. Mrs.
Clarence Renaud of Detroit. Out
of town guests from Lapeer.
Flint, Metamore and Detroit
were present
MIR. AND MRS. ARNOLD
GOTTSCHALK, Court street,
are leaving this week to spend
a two week visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gott-
schalk of Detroit.
NANCY WOODRUFF, form
erly of Mount Clemens, under
went an appendectomy opera
ton at Ypsilanti hospital.
MARION BROPHY of Rich
mond, a teacher in the Mount
Clemens schools, is still confln-
ed to her bed since her recent
appendectomy.
MR.. AND MRS. L. ]. LIE
FEVRE, Paul lie Fevre and MIR.
and Mrs. John Biewer, of De-
troit, are vacationing in the
northern part of the state.
MRS. EDWARD WILLERT
and Mrs. Peter Dupray are at
tending the state convention of
the Metropolitan Auxiliary, of
the VIEW, in session in Owosso.
WAYNE BROWN of Arkansas
Pass, Tex, a former resident of
this city, is seriously i'll at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
/, Brown in Detroit. -
MRS. MILES MCKEE and
children, David. Peter and Sus-
an, of Cedarburg, Wis, are
guests at the home of Mrs. Nc
KEGS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Kelly.
RUTH NELL, from Youngs-
. town, Ohio. is the house guest
of Virginia Chapman, 1886 Hunt
ington drive this week, while
visiting her friend, Lieut.. JOS
eph Griffith.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20

NEATNESS is a "must" for
women who dress stylishly in
war times. This smooth-surfac-
ed beige wool shirtwaister with
brown buttons and white pique
collar, is especially disable.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-20
Caknda, efCon,isg Grenb

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20
FRATERNAI. ORDER of Eagles in Aerie hall at D. m.
OLD CROWD ANNUAL REUNION.
CIRCLE 2 WOMENS GUILD of Zion Evangelical Church
pot-luck at Mr.. and Mrs George Hintz, Hall road.
o'clock
FRIDAY, AUGUST FL
BABY CLINIC at the Kings Daughters home from 1890 to
o'clock Dr. A. A. Thompson in charge.
TWO of the Trinity Lutheran Church meets at the
of Miss Ida Kraatz 101 Hubbard at two o'clock.
c. c. CLASS Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church
o'clock the home of Mrs. John Dobson 5070
North Ave
PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY a the home oil
Mrs Marguerite westendorf, Isl North avenue, at
$50 o'cloc
I in 8 % m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-29
7. III. S. Track
Team Defeated

Taking only two firsts In the en-
tire meet, Ypsilanti High School fell
victim to an embarrassing los l-3-
SO 1-3 walloping handed them by
the Birmingham track team at Is
land Park Tuesday.
The locals started in fine style
with Warren Shiherd winning the
high hurdles in .1S.6.
The Birmingham machine then
began to roll. as they took first.
second and third in the 100 yard
dash, the mile. and the quarter mile.
In the low hurdles however. Fred
Wolter placed second behind Arm
strong of Birmingham and Fresh
man John Wills COPIED third place
in the half mile.
Zoelin. Carlton and Kelly all of
Birmingham. tied for first in the
pole vault, leaving the Braves with
out position in that event.
Dick Lee finally succeeded IN
beating out Terminate Nelson Boik
in the shot put but was bested by
Fisher who turned in 4 heaye OF
IS feet 10 inches TO take the event
for Birmingham.
Bill Hughes cleared the high
jump bar at 5 feet. s inches. beat
ing out hurry OF Birmingham.
Fred Wolter again placed for the
Warriors in the running broad
jump, beaten by Armstrong and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-29
Roosevelt. Y. III. 8. Win
Rouge Loses,
Score 5 to 4

Collaboration by Delmar Seleska
and Ray Wingrove Tuesday pro-
duced a surprise victory for Roose-
welt High Schools baseball team
over River Rouge there. The score
was to 4.
Seleska's contribution to the up
set was a seventh pitching effort.
He toiled on the mound through
the entire game although he had
worked seven full innings against
Dexter last Friday
NingrOve drove In four Roosevelt
runs and scored the winning one
himself Errors at crucial moments
permitted both teams 10 mark up
two unearned runs apiece.
After spotting River Rouge a
three-run lead in the first three
innings, the Rough Riders came
back in the fourth TO even the
count. The bases were loaded when
Ross Sunday and Donald Susterka
singled and Bill Love walked
Then Wingroye drove a sharp
single down the first base line into
right field. and Sunday and Suster-
ka scored. Pitcher George Koguts
tumble on the relay throw enabled
the alert Love to also scamper
home.
Two innings later the Rough Rid
ers exploded again. this time after
two were out. With Love on first
as the result of a single, Wingrove
socked a double. watched Love
march across the plate and scored
a moment later on an error by the
shortstop.
River Rouge added one run in
the same inning, but was unable to
get rally started Included in the
Panther scoring was a home run
by Second Baseman John Andrews
in the second inning.
Wingrove and Susterka account
ed for four Of the seven hits which
Kogut allowed Each man had two
blows in three attempts.
The score:
Roosevelt ...... 900 BOP O-5 : 3
River Rouge &C.. III 001 o. I 3
Seleska and Merryfield. Kogut
and Doulos.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-29
Kelly Strikes
Out Ten Men

Stoeky John Kelly, first string
Ypsilanti hurler, turned in a mag
nificent two hit performance. strik-
ing out 10 men as Ypsilanti Highs
diamond squad recovered from the
POI shellacking suffered last week
to down Lincoln Park 2-1
Kelly opened the game by fan
ming Shaw. Jones, and Stranzk. as
well as Zweng to open the second.
The first run OF the game came in
the third inning. After pitcher Kel'
~ had struck out, Moffett drew d
base Oh balls, and went to second
as Pitcher McElroy threw out Law
renee. He was singled home by Art
Herbst.
One more run came In the fifth
as Moffett and Lawrence flied TO
second base. Art Herbst tripled and
was singled home by brother How
ard.
The lone Lincoln Park run came
in the sixth inning as left-fielder
Strange opened with a single He
went TO second as Zweng also sin
gled. A wild pitch sent him TO third.
and he scored on a long fly to
Bower in center field.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-29
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. Tho Cir
cult Court for tire County OF Wash
tenaw
In Chancerv
Oscar W. Haab and Otto H. Haab
Plaintiffs.
William S. Maynard. Julia G. May
nard. Unknown wife Of Alfred Whit
more. Unknown wife of John w.
Barr Unknown wife Of Atwood
Welch. Joseph Parsons. Jr.. Josep'
Parson. Jr . Unknown wife of Joseph
Parson, Jr., Aaron Lawrence. Hannah
Lawrence. Abraham r. Lawrence, Alb
ram Lawrence Marcia Lawrence.
Sarah NJ Watkins. James Watkins,
Eunice Codd George c. Codd James
* Lawrence. Louisa Lawrence. Tru-
man T, Lawrence. Cynthia Lawrence,
Arnold Davis. William A. Davis. abb
gail Davis Orlo H. Fem. Lois T.
Fem Chester l.. Yost. Enoch =
Yost Unknown wife Of Daniel Gsrt
rison or their unknown heirs. de-
visees, legatees, and assigns
Defendants
suit pending in Circuit Court in
the County OF Washtenaw in the
city Of Ann Arbor in said County
| on the 23rd day Of March. 1912.
In this cause. IL appearing from
| the affidavit on file that the where
abouts of the several Defendants ar.
unknown on motion Of John p Kir'c
Attorney for the Plaintiffs. IT Is
! ORDERED that the appearance of
/ the said Defendants be entered ir
| said cause within three months from
| the date OF this order
GEORGE W. SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge
LUELLA VI. SMITH. Clerk.
/ by Dorothy l.. Bulbick Dep. Clerk
This suit IS brought to quiet ta'l
title to all those certain pieces O.
| parcels OF land situated In the Town
| ship Of Pittsfield. County Of Wash
tenaw and state Of Michigan. and de
scribed as follows.
All that part OF the west half
! the northeast quarter and the cas-
half OF the northwest quarter Of Sec
tion number two. town three south
| range six east, that lies south OF thu
highway running from Ypsilanti 20
| Ann Arbor. known as Middle Ypsi
| lant Road. also the west half Of thu
southeast quarter Of Section numbe
! Q town three south. range six east
excepting and reserving any rigat
that any person other than the gran
tors may have I'm that part OF the las
described premises once used as
burial ground containing about on
acre Of land. which said one acre Ia
been excepted and reserved from n
above last named parcel OF Ian.
also excepting and reserving lot mum
Der 1874 OF Atkinson-Deacon Chandle
Heights Subdivision. being part o
the land and premises hereinbe
OSCAR w HAAB
OTTO r. HAAB
JOHN p KIRK. Attorney for Plsir
lifts. Business Address; Ypsilant
Michigan.
Adv. 2-50s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-29
Sports Roundup

New Yok-lNSNew Unyersys athletes have
turned down by the Navy physically undesirable Leslie Mac
Mitchell the outstanding miller OF the with rejection because
examiners discovered bad cardiac condition Arthur Iauoer re-
OF the
intercollegiate
two teeth.
Mt Pleasant MchNsThe of perfectly executed triple
fingered baseball
victory Ferris Centrals triple play in the fourth frame af
ter Ferris loaded the
BostonNsManager Del Baker hoped his Tigers have over
their With
chance Tuesday TO really they OF championship caber
the Tigers fused around aimessy making
four while dropping s to %
Kalamazoo Mich-INSNotre 5
victory over Western Michigan College The bright
Michigan
Captain Don Canae of Nore Dame first
Of the
Deot-NS-The University of Detroit and University
clash today baseball
was heavy fayore to win especially
nine has lost its last three