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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-01-28

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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Joseph P. Miller Sr.
Funeral Director Active
in Catholic Groups

Joseph p. Miller Sr. for % years
a funeral director IN Detroit, is
dead today at the age Of %
Services viii be at $50 a. m
Wednesday at his home, 1901 Van
Dyke avenue, and at 10 a. m. al
Holy Name Church. Burial will be
al Nj. Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. Miller was a member Of the
Catholic Order Of Foresters, ST.
StaniSlaus Court No. 1902, Knights
OF Columbus. Cardinal MerCier
Council 2723, Woodmen of the
World No. 50. American Legion.
Holy Name Society, st. Vincent
de Paul Society and the National
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Association.
He is survived by his wife.
Wanda two sons, Joseph p. Miller
Jr. and William Miller, a sister.
Mrs Marie Novtzky, and SIX
brothers, John, Martin. Anthony,
Edward. Leo and Norbert.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sam Amorello. 20. Rose Daidone. 20
Benjamin Monroe 90 Irene Mitchell 70
Robert Hubert Edwards, % Anna Mar
Turner -
George Earl Renton Jr.. "a Dorothy Eve
lyn Mick. %
Alhin : Yarrows - Ruth Prince 10.
Robert ~ HlT y Betty Newport. 20
Roy West -. Eleanore Youngerman, al
Eugene Osborne. 22 Freda khttAksr IL
Mortie A Bennett. 30. MARY r. sanborn
%
Thadd.us Rogalski. - Apolonis walsncik
25
Raymond seVsu Hurst % uens Fay war.
nick 20
Robert NJ BENNETT ~ Elsie NJ Anderson
%
Theodore NJ Tsuebsum %, Anne Rsi1n.
"a
Rernsrd p Johnson. q FAinc,s n Basin
Is
Joseph Kodman as LaEue McCrum u
Maurice p. S'auTer n Beatrice y Red
mar p
car Huber 20 Rsresrs Kar ~
Domsncio Venturi ~ Carneis DeiN rs
stanley Yermak 10 Adelia Mitchell IS
Miles e Cary Jr 81 Bertha Mae John
son. 81
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Detroit Produce

Tangerinss and grapefruit are tn. victory
food specials Tor this weekend supplies
are heavy IN The Detroit market. and they
are tho best buy of the weekend
APPLES Michigan hu. crates l.. No.
!, 2 - lncn min. unless otherwise stated.
cold storage stock: Mcintosh Sl.75 n s.
t2 20 Jonathans 81 S5d2, "a inch min.
81 65 v 70. Northern Spys 81 s5G2 fair
xl-5u4i 81 ordinary sta "a; Golden De
hcious SI.75. SHOWS ST so 2. inch min.
81 25, poorer lower. Rhode Island Greenings
81. 400 l 80
ARTICHoKEs- -4ss-72s. California boxes.
AVoCADos -- California fats 2Os PAS.
81 75Q325. Florida flats 9s'l6s, $l.75g
2 p.
BEANS Bu. hampers Florids Valentines
mostly stock generally good, So % "a 3 30 +.
Bounifuls So FAIR - 5oG2 IS: Wax Beans
some generally good, S4n425
BEETS Texas y crates, ~ 70 q ?, few
higher
BROCCOLI PONY crates California IS so.
Texas 50 5On6. few lower.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS California hsf
drums StG45O
CABBAGE-Arlzona Los Angeles crates
CARROTS California Los Angsie, crates
6-doz lunches. t7G 7.25
CELERY Michigan bundles l-do, stalks
medium 90c. New York Golden Heart, 2-3
crates rough, So 25, Pascal is-inoh crates,
Q ~ doz California S575
CRANBERRIEs Massachusetts Y -bsrrsl
DoNfN n 'NFkt ~ 1N.
GRAPES California display ugs Emp.r-
ors, fancy 50 25p3 50. L. s No. 81 90
az. Cornichons 81 25. Almera', 81 rs.
few high as So. 50.
Arizona 5-do1. 81 50Gs s. 4-dor Sc. so q rs.
few Ss.25 California 5-doI. fair 50 30. 4
doI fair So
LEAF LETTuCE-Hothouse, 1o-lo. bss-
kets Ohio Michigan. 81 so
ONIONS SON. sacks: Michigan Y. =
No ] Yellows. medium. 81 90 n l. so smaller
SIZE, Si25, Sweet spanish L. s No
3-in and larger. Michigan, 81 so. Colorado.
81 s0u2 q $. Comm. Colorado. 81 50
dls-
PEPPERS -Texa, ~ bu crates Califor-
MA Wonders S3-5oni best 81 ordinsry,
81 so; World Reaters 50 bu oskts. Won
ders 225a235 Florida y bu. cr,s
California Wonders, 81
POTATOES -lOO.lh sacks Z. s. No. J,
81. 3Oq34Ot unwashef 50 IS; 1o-lb.
sacks mesh bags, IS n 3sc; paper bags
Csc Maine various varieties, 81 aOu z 81,
mostly 50 50 ? so. 1910 sacks. 40diic
Russet Rufals 81 20: upper Peninsula
Green Mountains 81 80; i5-lh. paper sacks,
T. s No L. Green Mountains. 37c
RApIsHEs Texas pony crt', SL75a2.
sHALLOTs - LouHans barrels. sun
~ 10 crts doz 50 IS. doz 81 %
SPINACH Texas hu hskcs 81 so12;
cartons doz ,9elliophso, bag, a0 Sssh'd'
SWEET POTATOES LOUISIANA IN cr,s
Puerto Rirsr vans, =. S. M 81 s0T
81. MARYLAND hu bskts Coldens 4. 8
No s. % New Jersey hu hampers
L 6 ~ 1 Jerseys. 50 25T ? so
sTRAwRERRtEs Florida pint. soc
TASCFRtNFS Florida IS m boxes
fS0-24ss 81 25I IS
TOMATOES -1O-lh repacH ~ Hot
house. s.Ib tsktS Ohlo mediums ~ 70
TURNtPS TEXAS - crts dor <i.2ht
Mississippi Louisiana hu bskfs 81 90
RFThBACAS -- Canada fn-lh sacks.
UaNpd son s5t
CHRISTMAS TRIES Veruon' Maine
Canada spruce sod Rslssrs. 81 50 Is
rfr rIr7is
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
YuIe Gift
Buying To
Set Mark

The anticipated adverse effect Of
gas rationing on retail distribution
failed 10 materiallZe In this area,
and on the basis of sales for the
month 10 date, and in view Of the
exceptional purchasing power OF
most individuals, representative
merchants look for an all time
high IN Christmas gift buying,
which is now in full swing, says
Dun e. Bradstreet, Inc.
The major department stores in
both the downtown area and IN
ncighborhood shopping centers
made moderate gains over the pre-
vlouS week and increases Of as
much as 30 per cent over last year,
with all types of merchandise in
strong demand
Speciality shops reported active
purchasing Of both apparel and gift
items. with millinery an exception,
and registered gains OF from 80 10
50 per cent over l94l.
Mems furnishings and clothing
stores bad an excellent week. all
lines moving well and sales ad-
Vancing over the previous week
and making increases over l94l of
AS much as 80 per cent.
Continued demand for seasonal
merchandise and fill-ns has pro-
longcd the high level of sales in
the wholesale trade and indications
point TO month well over 10 per
cent above December. l94l
Collections are substantially bet
ter than last year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Pontiac Theaters

OAKLAND -"EoadS 20 Morocco Sun
day Ny Ssister Eileen
STRAND" Flying Tigers Sunday
Same
o STATE -' orders From Toxic" and Lit
tie Joe the WrsuEler sunday Same
f-TrrrF ~ The Planes and
The Invaders 90 Sunday Wings for the
Eagle and Sweater Girl -
ORPHEUM stick 10 Your Guns and
Sunday Punch % Sunday" luke Girl
and About Face"
HURON kid Glove Killer and Moon
light Masquerade % Sunday y-" Remember
the Day and "MAisie Gets Her Man"
kEEGO Twin Beds and 1t Hap
pened in Flatbush " Sunday---"The MAJOR
and the Minor and sons OF the Pio-
neeTs
TRANTON --" Orchestra Wives and 81
Married an Angel" sunday THE Major
and the Minor and Wings for the
Eagle.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Obituaries
Francis W. BeI(her
Affiliated for y Years
With Ci+y Schools

Funeral services for Francis w
Belcher. 81, affiliated with the
Detroit Board Of Education for. -
years. will be held al p. m. Mon
day in the J. w Nancy Chapel,
4763 Lincoln avenue Mr. Belcher
died Thursday of heart attack.
Burial Will he IN Woodmere
Cemetery.
Al The time OF his death Mr.,
Belcher was manager of audlto-
RUINS for the public schools. Born
-ar ST. fVCS, England, ne was edu-
Gated at the University of New
Zealand
He fought in the Boer War at
the age of II and served four years
in World War l with the Canadian
army.
Mr.. Belcher lived at Fairhaven
with his wife, Mildred Besides his
wife he is survived by son, Wal
ter II. Belcher.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Trucks Meet
And 30 Gallons OF Gasoline
Goes 10 Waste in Gutter

SAGINAW Dec 12.-Two large
trucks ono a mobile cement mixer
and tho other q heavy cargo truck,
arrived al an icy corner Al 'he
same time, Neither could stop
until they collided
Spectators grinncd but their
grInS changed 10 chagrin when
they saw an auxiliary gasoline
tank crushed and 30 gallons two
gallons loss than what eight a
card coupons VIII buy Of tho
ratldred product pour down the
icy gutter
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Pontiac Girl, 3,
Dies in Cdr.S|ed
Crash in Road
Tunes Stan Correspondent

PONTIAC. Dec 12.-An Swear
old girl was killed and l0-year-
old hoy injured seriously IN sled
ding accidents here last night
Rhoda Ondahl. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Ondahl, 326 Oakland
avenue. was injured fatally by n
car driven by George Hillman,
237i Silver Lake road as she
played IN the street near her
home.
Joseph Muha of All East Rae
burn street IS IN 81. Joseph Mercy
Hospital with injuries suffered
when his sled slid under the car Of
Donald n. Crosby, l63 Russell
street.
Neither driver was held
Freeman RaetZ. l3. Of Auburn
Heights was killed Thursday night
when he and two brothers played
on a bicycle and two sledS in the
SnoW in Auburn road near Adams
road. He was struck by the car of
Michael Perry. 19. war plant
worker who was eNonerated.
Fifty thousand dollars worth
of war savings bonds is the goal
OF a community victory ball 10
be staged tonight at the Greek
Community Hall, 95 Mariva
street, ny. Pontiac citizens OF
Greek origin.
Circuit Judge II. RusSel Hol-
land. chairman Of the citizens
service committee. will he the
speaker City officials and other
dgnitarIeS are TO attend. The
Z public is invited
John Peck. county school truant
officer. has been named assistant
probation officer of Oakland
County. lie Will. handle both Jobs
Peck succeeds Stephen A. Bone
Jr. in the probation department.
Bone has moved 10 Arizona
Mrs. Raymond Roy of Windsor
has been appointed part time pro-
baton worker in the juvenile divi-
sion Of Probate Court She will
serve also As pSychiatrist at the
County Juvenile Home.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
I2J l.ansiEF&E STATIONS
Named tO { heck Tires

IloNd X Town. city health di-
rector, said today.
The action il a result 81 \
conference with hospital off
Gals. Doctor Town said, follow
ing recest infectious outhurstS In
~ Lawrence and Edward ".
sparrow hospitals.
More than 1919 persons were
listed on Lansing industrial pay
rolls last month, the Chamber o.
commerce reported today. Tho
figure is exclusive Of NaSh-kel
Nnsior which does not report ON
,l0Nment rolls 70 city officials
THc employment roll here IS the
IN current history.
Manufacturers in the Ian
sing area are urged to attend An
education meeting spOnsired by
the War Production BOARD and
the Chamber Of Commerce NEXT
" odnc>daN at ! 80 p. m. in the
chamber building. T. I. Eastman.
manager of field operations and
district offices nf the WPB. and
q. \. Crittenden, federal official,
will be speakers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Death notifes

LINTON suddenly Decemher 10. Arthur
=. OF 1900 Gienwood Det-oit Son -
NJ and Mrs Edward Linton. grandson ~
Mrs Elizabeth Eastenhure Services WI
liam sullivan 4 Srn Funeral Home. 100
West First Stree Royal OAK. Monday
A. p m
WoIWADE-Dec o. 1852 Charles Detroit
Times uewsboy Al Thlrtf .fifth and Nichl
gam. loving father OF Eleanor Simons ana
Richard of the United states Army loving
brother ~ Fredercka Nelson Louise Tef
gAn. Martha Donaldson. Pauline ksth
Molenda HathawaN, Gertrude FsNief FL-
neral from Iosepn : Sarn0wsk ChHpe J,
Ass Campbell avenue, a. Ruchanan SRfur-
dav. . Z nj
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
TdvernS Warned
On Holiday Curb
Time. stan Correspondent

FLINT, Dec u Police Chief
James +. ByarS today said that
Flint Will observe the New Year :
closing hour for all taverns and
clubs strictly 10 the letter ~
He instructed vice squad detec-
tivcS and members OF the uniform
division 10 he on the alert for any
that may attempt TO operate IN
the wee hours Of New Year 5
morning
The chief sad that virtually
every Flint plant will work on
New Years Day and the reXelr4
probably VIII be held to a mini
mum.
Theft oi tire from battery
shop i'm Flint drew n . TO I5-
year sentence in Southern Mich
igan Prison for Zolya Balknight,
10. OF 1909 Grant street. He
Vas transferred to the prison
yesterday.
ISadore MaSSie of 1896 Leith
street today was informed that
his brother Capt Roy MaSsie, 35.
who was reported missing MAY 26
on Corrcgldor IS a prisoner Of the
Japanese Four brothers and five
sisters live IN Flint
The Junior Chamber ~ Com
meTCe will present a mystery"
entertainment program at its
annual Christmas membership
party Tuesday, December % A
buffet supper will precede the
show.
They've got a new alphabet
group at the Haskell Community
House The teen-age girls there
have organized the WITS It
stands for We're in There Serv-
inc Barbara Jean Mcmillan of
2l9 Wc>t Paterson street selected
the name The girls have donated
10 Christmas boxes for soldiers in
Flint and IN camps They also
are active in other work.
Nv 'lF'h SVffiN RntUH III
Flint according 10 Chairman
Harry \. YeotiS. has launched a
campaign 10 sell SEQ. 900 In war
bonds by WaShington's birth
day.
Flint home owners who call
several coal companies and then.
accept The first load delivered.
may find themselves on coal.
dealers blacklist" in the future
transportation officials said here
today Officials revealed that tho
practice has been called 10 their
attention by several coal dealers
and drastic action IS expected.
Seeking damages for injuries
she received July II i'm an auto
crash i'm Chevrolet avenue, near
Iungfcllow School. Mrs. Julia
NiSuer today filed suit for
$4,000 against Harold Warner
OF Flint
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
RefrencII On FOrEnaES
Michigan State Students 70 STAGE Winter Term
psr+ies in Gyms Tor me Duration

~ fIH por'a'Ior dI'hculuf1 MISS
I.Fa1r rai'
H4e-E1r State SororI'ies and
itatefr.'|., are Ioinirg forces nm,
Faar-t holding their paruo> IN
groups Instead Of Lansing hotel,
f. .-rs no students arc >crcdu'-
rr parties FOR such places 49, ftc
'.r- Gymnasium DeUrnsfra-
md '.r No~Dr. ltw
..-'rr .r trt "s-rf n'
'tr campus
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

" smut 2s: virginia ToVnsenr 40
Ksrl = Sonderesger. % Muriel jean
Feueir p
Charles Zaruk % rsula ~ Fdnsr 20
Emmett II Dunlap 3s lnrz VI Horning
%
Donald Raymond. 70 Ruth Ilndblad. IA
Joseph Bitnias. IS Loitle smith ~
Albert Zunich 30. Nina A Hurto 20
Adam Wurmnngtr 81: Lena Wurmnngsr
"a
Carl Frederick % Iouse 2andsr %
John Nohren. ~ Wilma seiock 10
Harry WeinstPin So Sarah Shaman 81
Rurce a. try Is Anna Lane -
William j. Stolarski, %; Josephine ZAlew-
ski. p
Donald Tonnemacher 10; Wanda PIERCE ~
Neal Robinson so Carolyn Byers ~
Martin Seuk % Harriet Tenenberg 20
Otto Rlaskay. % Margaret RemVeWski 81
Gordon = Miller, p Cecilia Bur7inski 20
Allen Henley Jr. ls Margarst Fusn Wsns
T.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Apology 10 First Lady
Put Up 10 Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. Dec. p GNS)
Tho city council today was asked
70 Scnd an Official apology 10 Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt for Mayor
Fletcher T Bowron's radio state
oWrf Wednesday that She told
buns aIl fte details Of the Pearl
Hathrr r7d tWo days after D.
happened
NIrs Roosevelt denied tho
wala.- statement and sand hc
1.ar urH f0c details The
r.ato. .n.a r' hon 1ena' ,sld
re uoa'Gr dispute 4.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12

EAS ST LANSING. Dec &C.
Michigan State students rare sr-
cided 70 tone down their cIararsts
winter term formal parties .r
keeping with wartime rrf~cret.
ment NafCarr' Blirars eld. -'
council preSidcrf announced 'o-aE
Having alrcaaE r.r ler nj raf.
Cr '7f CAMPUS 500 rr '.r
f.dori r0.rr rrfr.
formal parties lr Lsry-. .srs..r
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Lansing Theeters

NlCHlGAN."sp "springums in the Rock
JOS
GIApNFE The Navy Comes Through o.
LANSING Across the Pacific. and
ts,Au, From crime
CAPITOL Mokey." and 'lnvisibie
A gent
OHPHFtM LADY From Louisiana. '
art Arizona cyclone
FLAI Flying Bind" and "Ghost
Town Law
STATE Mr. V"
>OETHTONN lran ~ OzRrks" end
Htug he VIM
SpITHTOWN king ~ the MCurtes. TO
Ard Summarize Raider
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Saoinsw Theaters

TFVTL p srrlCu-re In me Rockies
rFANk.I$ Who Done y
WOLVERINE WINGS f0r no Eagle
a-H Atlantic CONVOY
NrrCs A.. rArisr Frr1syfout
~ANTrI..- HHTnNly Phfykrsig A.
'tar, garsFtFr
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Mrs. Mary TrudeN
Lifelong Resident Of City
10 Be Buried Monday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Trudell, Is. a lifelong resident OF
Detroit. Will he held RI Q a. m.
Monday IN st. Charles Church,
Townsend and st. Paul avenues.
Burial Will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, John
Trudell. and two daughters, Mrs.
Lydia Gardner and Mrs. John w.
Ingram. The Trudells lived at
l4O9 Townsend avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
DEATHS

Richard e Rzesaotslsk. 1857 Hasss. 5
y. Msgd ..si y Rom Rom 3!2l ,!ad .,,. Msclssn o.
Mary White 1888 Cabot ~
Frank Dubrlco. i2ll1 American s.
Barbara siegel 3sf0 NontereF. I month
Elizabeth NeWcomh. 27s Brafy. 81
Charles Ralph Dice. l2os6 s'eei SO
samuel { schnsrr l2o50 So MAYS 81
Joseph pRppan 2T25 Twelfth 20
Marlah Baker 63S Wesmiuster So
Florence NJ Rrencher. 1854 MsrIborousr
ssroars Catherine KHnkovsH 1881 Nc
Eds l. coIl,or 72ss Ues' Grsr1 ooq.
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Halh, " Gmsue 2tIs st,d 1"
Alber' Kahn 2os Msck 73
Charles Gadd 1921 snsfsnIrs 81
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Samuel TdcsNeli, S2IL SUSSEX -
Sato. Paloyius. s27 Cherry. =.
Leo smith. 1911 First -
carlos G whte sos East Csrds'd s.
Herman BurRhar'. 1877 Hihhsrc
Patricia Ann Martin. II Wcst Margare'
willam King, 1878 Pictmort. A..
Myron d Wrrht szo Eris Port Huron
Harry p. smith 22sa Parker ~
SAW Jan son s8s Fa.t saaHrare Fo
Patrick sullivan 1880 soH'hhr-.
Agnes Boyd. 1880 Solthasd. -
Douglas Siahaugh 1764 Concord, 3 2" 'hs
Helen prauIc-t s727 Ots 1i.
isabel Goodwin Aa255 CarfDri
WmAn SneparrSigs 15-lt r.re1' 50
stsve KrkyVta 4tl3 Thirty fr'rc q
Anna Barnes 1926 Carer e..
Cathertne Tat 43st Oregon -
Fss. Ire SMITH 2q7s Ws'eri0o -
fohn grno-~ak FsaSq Grardv e
F1oert ZygIraot O'"k Sew Ha - heh
{ months
Ui'ta Tr-.s- .sit Cs.rt'-re
NsrrV ore peH -t Hrr. -r' "f.'
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Mar Hollis over 'eF p .rt rur-r -
carlos Cara - Adelaide So
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Detroit Stocks
sal,s High Low clos. chs

Sales High low Close chs
BALDWIN S0 100 4S....
BURY Biscuit 200 50 so 80 os
Crowley Milner 200 a
Det Edison 20 400 iTH i7x i7L a
DAG Nsvigatn 200 a. - - .....
Dpt Gray Iron Ion IS s. .aS--. ne
Dst Mich 81 20 400 2 2 .....
q Finance 20 100 H. - 49,.
Hurd Lock soO SIS IS .5S.....
McClanahn OIL 100 Is rs .1s...
Packard 10 400 ~ a. ~ y
Psrks, Ds 40 100 27is 77h 27h =
Rickel A. Co 100 2 =
stand Tube O5 200 ~ ~ H..
Scot Dillon I 90 900 1OA 10 10Y Il
Timken } 25 100 ~ 27 az Nv
Tivoli Brew Is 500 SIS SO ST. O2
UNLISTED
Illinois c 90 100 ~ ~ 7A- -
Radio Corr 20 100 A. ~ a. u
Sales including odd lots, 5722 shares.
Dividends In the regoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-IJauidarnE DIM
dend. hon nccumuistions, u-Er- r-dividend.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
DIVORCES

con Reed from Harrie'
Gavin Thomas from ALu.e
Doris Leach from Ronald
Moustfe Hmoud from MARY An.
Lucille Reynolds from Vile
Margaret Abbott from Franklin
Mary Eudress from Ernest
William Smith Jr from suzanne
Mary Meder from Abraham
Dorothy Y Yonka from MAX
Mary Burnett from Joseph
Jean Lukenbacn from charles
AI'hrA Bacon from A.h"r'
Mary Harvey from VIII ar
Alice V Genes from steve
Blanche HAndei from Harm "
Lewis Ellis from, Rose
June TAVsne O'Suiliva1 from p00s r g.
Herdest Rickborn from ANerF
RAYMOND FessinFer from Frames
Fssis RuCke- from SafnAr'r.
Charles Cuhngs Pr from ''er'rafs
rohn kafs from Mar
Mae = S'rOner from ia ar1es
Iowa PellrnAn from Harry
Charles Wagenti from Hazel
Auusl Kerley from Mildred
Dewey + MCClenfon from MAJ
Katherine V Spoonsr from Alrer' J
Nathan Arnold from FfwRrd'0a
william p Whttmors from Helen "
Paul CRvsnaugh from Ala
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-12
Foreign Exchange
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway

WhttIlng and Like Er!t hHIIWaN
has declared the extra dividend of
81 and a dividend Of 70 cents on
thc common, both payable Decem-
hcr 2S 10 holders If record DcCem-
hor - This brings dividends 10
~ 2n this year as compared with
s. 20 last war.