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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30

Mrs. Willard Brant, returned with
them.
Mrs. Kathryn Fisher and son, Ell
mer, returned to their home in Sc
attic Friday after spending several
days here.
Mrs. William Savage returned to
Seattle Monday after spending the
weekend with her mother-in-law,
Mrs Glen Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Meter spent
few days in Spokane last week.
l.. r. Davis spent Monday at the
Yak store serving on the draft
board
The new fire truck, on which
work has been going on since
February, has been completed. and
is a real improvement over the old
one. The new truck, built-over
Ford Va, is much larger, more
powerful and speedier than the old
one
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REGIS
TRATION BOOKS FOR THE
PRIMARY NOMINATING ELEC-
TON TO BE HELD JULY FL,

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books for the several
precincts in Lincoln County, Mon
tana, will be open at the County
Clerks office on legal days between
the hours of 900 o'clock A. M. and
500 o'clock P. M. up to and includ-
ing June S, 1912, for the purpose
of registering for the Primary Nom
mating Election, to be held July
81, 1912
Registration books close on Fri
day, June S, 1912 at 500 o'clock
P. NJ.
Electors wishing to register and
residing within ten (l0) miles of
the County Clerks office are re-
quired to appear in person at his
office to register. Those residing
more than ten (10) miles from the
County Clerks office may register
at his office or before any deputy
registrar, notary public or Justice of
the Peace in the manner prescribed
by law.
If you are registered but have
since changed your residence to a
different precinct, you should have
your registration card transferred to
the precinct where you now reside.
Be sure that you are registered.
ELDON J. SCHUCK,
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Reg
istrar of Lincoln County, Mon
tana ap30-m28-5 st
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Boy Scouts Receive Badges

The Troy Boy Scouts attended
the court-of-honor held at Libby
Monday evening, April 27. and the
following received merit badges.
Woodwork: John Taylor, Martin
Farris, Robert Gilchrist, Jesse Egan
Philip Redeye; Music Douglas
Dean; Electricity. Robert Gilchrist
Aviation: John Taylor, Ray Dolan
Public Health. Jesse Egan: First
Aid: John Taylor; Handicraft: Phil
ip Redeye, Athletics: Douglas Dean
Jesse Egan; Personal Health. Bill
TAYLOR, John Taylor; Photography
Robert Gilchrist: Reading: Ray Do
Ian; Cooking. Douglas Dean. Ray
Dolan, John Taylor; Farm Home
Ray Dolan, Bill Taylor; Bugling,
Douglas Dean; Physical Develop
ment. Douglas Dean.
Those who obtained advance
ments were: Life Badge: Jesse Egan,
Star Badge. Douglas Dean, Ray Do
Ian, John Taylor, Robert Gilchrist
First Glass: Philip Redeye, Bill Tay-
Tor, Tenderfoot. Bill Pattie.
The senior play, "Oh Promise
Me" presented Friday April "a
proved to be great success in en-
tertainment, and was much enjoyed
by the large number Of people who
attended it. Immediately after the
last curtain, the seniors presented
their director, Miss Betty LOT
Points, with lovely corsage in alp.
probation for her work in putting
on the play.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Friday Evening Club

The Friday Evening Club met on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cody. Dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour, after
which lunch was served. This was
the last meeting to be held until
next fall. Mr.. Jack DoWney and
Mr.. Jim Ellis were guests of the
club ON Thursday evening.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Bride HOnOred

Mrs. Robert Wagner (nee Jessie
Hansen) was honored at an 11:3o
breakfast on Sunday morning at the
home of Mrs. Roy Maness. Mrs
Ernest Bivins, Mrs. Shirley Gala
han, and Emily Tyson were assist
ing hostesses. The guests were seat
ed at four small tables. On that OF
the honor guest was a lovely cor
sage and a miniature bride and
groom Spring flowers made the
rooms beautiful. After breakfast
the bride opened her many gifts
and games were played, Mrs. Walter
Morrison winning the prize.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
". r. w. Installation

The members of the Harper Erd
man Post 1548 Of the v. r. w. and
Auxiliary enioved pot luck supper
at the Moose Hall on Tuesday ev-
ening. Immediately following, the
new officers for the coming year
were installed. The past president,
Mrs. Pauline French, acted as in
stalling officer for the Auxiliary.
Past Commander Leon Loveless was
the installing officer for the V.
F. w.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Injured i'm Car Accident

Mrs. Edward Laehn was confined
in the Standpoint Hospital for sew
eral days with injuries sustained
when her car overturned Friday ev-
ening A broken arm and cracked
ankle bone. and cuts on the face
resulted The accident occurred
about four miles from Standpoint,
caused apparently when the car
struck a rock on the slippery high
way, and was almost completely
wrecked.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Stag Party

Mr.. Walter Zimmerman enter
tanned a group of men on Saturday
evening in honor of Jay Lyons
birthday. Cards were played until
a late hour, after which the host
served a Dutch lunch. Those who
attended were: Robert Peterson,
Duane Sturrn, Elmer Jackson, Les
ter Coffman, Russell Baeth.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
Afternoon Bridge Club

Mrs. E. Dixon entertained the af-
ternoon contract club on Wednes-
day at 100 dessert luncheon. Mrs.
Don Carlson won high honors and
also the travelling prize. Mrs. Bert
Thomas won low prize.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
NOTICE

In the District Court of the Elev--
enth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Lincoln.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
Jens l. Hjeldness, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mar
shall Murray, Chris Jensen and
Louise Jensen having filed in this
Court their petition praying for an
order of this Court directing Mar
shall Murray as administrator Of
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30

Mrs. Jay Lyons was hostess to the
Church of God Aid at her home
on Thursday. A pot luck lunch was
served at one o'clock. The afternoon
was spent with visiting and hand
work
Janice Harvey of Whitefish spent
the weekend with her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lyons.
Mrs. Richard Beasley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Slice, has
secured employment in the E. Dru-
ry office Mrs. Beasley is in the
army.
Mr. and Mrs William Wallace
have moved in from the country
and are living on the Shad Wallace
property.
Mrs. Glen Thorn and Mrs. Lee
Kensler spent several days last
week in Spokane on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Grover Smith spent the
weekend in Whitefish with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Farris and
son, Martin, drove to Libby Thurs
day evening to hear Doctor Melby
(president of Montana State Uni
versity, Missoula) speak. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Gone
and Mrs. Leonard Peterson.
Brownie" WaIcott left on No. |
Friday evening for Seattle, from
where he will leave by boat for
Alaska. He expected to leave sew
eral weeks ago, but was delayed.
Miss Evelyn Arnston spent the
weekend in Kalispell
John Ole has gone to Poison
where he will be employed by q
logging contractor. The family may
follow later.
Mrs. Wyn Doe and Mrs. Earl
Laffoon have returned from Powell
Wyo., where they attended the fu-
neral of their father. The mother
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
of Annual Clinics

Beginning Monday, May 4, and
continuing to and including May
Is, the annual school health round
up will be conducted. AT that time
special attention will be given to
examining teeth and tonsils, pre-
paratory to the annual school clinic.
On May rs tonsil and adenoid OPP
erations will be begun, the opera
tons being in groups of 4 to s, and
they will continue as long as there
is need for them.
The examinations of pre-school
children will be in the hospital Of
flee, but arrangements therefor
should be made through Miss An
gela Huchala, school nurse.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-30
O. Z. S. Meets

The local chapter of the Eastern
Star met on Wednesday evening.
A social hour was enjoyed, after
which the meeting lunch was
served by Mrs. Bert Thomas, Mrs.
Ed Laehn, and Ruth Crush. Sew
eral out-of-town guests were pres
ent, among whom were Emma Zoos
and II. D. Graves Of Portland, Mrs.
Kathryn Fisher of Seattle, Mrs.
Pearl Chappell of Leonia, Mrs. NJ.
D. Rowland Of Libby, and Mr. Wal
ter Connar Of Whitefish, Mrs Leon
ard Peterson and Mrs. Al Peters of
Troy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Shooting
Ruled Suicide

Henry Radecki, 30, a private po-
liceman fatally shot while riding
in his car which was being driven
by a friend, was declared a suicide
today by william c. Sperlich, Ma
comb County coroner.
His decision came after Lieut..
James Payne, Detroit police bal
listics expert, declared that inves-
tigation showed Radecki had fired
a shot from his own .45-caliber
service revolver.
Pawn tickets showing that he
had pawned silverware and ring
for $13 were found in his pocket.
The driver of the car. Bernard
Fattore, "a, of 2109 Lillibridge
avenue. said Radecki fired the shot
while sitting alone in the back seat
as they were riding.
Radeckis wife, 26, could give no
explanation for his suicide. She
said he was in no difficulties that
she knew of and did not gamble.
She said he took an occasional
drink and Macomb County officers
said he apparently had been drink
ing. She lives at 9179 Sheridan
avenue and is the mother of three
children, Buddie. 4. Jude, 2, and
David. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Set Willow Run Bus
Franchise HearinQ

LANSING, May 1.-THE Mich
igan Public Service Commission
has set a hearing for May % on
the petition of the Victory Coach
Company, a newly organized firm,
for authorization TO establish bus
service 10 the Ford Willow Run
bomber plant.
The new company is headed by
Stark Hickey and includes five
other Ford dealers of Michigan. II
is planned, Hickey has announced,
to run bus service. from Willow
Run in all directions, like the
spokes of a wheel
The DSR is opposing any fran
chise TO the new firm between
Detroit and the Willow Run plant,
claiming the city bus service TO be
provided will be sufficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Liquor Board
Cuts 100 Prices

LANSING, May ia reduc-
tion of from 1 to Is cents on APP
proximately 100 items was ordered
Ry the liquor control commission
Today as a result of the price
freezing order issued by the OPA.
Berten M. Davey. secretary OF
the commission. said the price in
crease averaging 3 cents per bot
tie became effective April and
could not be used as a March
high" for the purpose of keeping
present prices.
This will cause US a lot OF
trouble inasmuch as the new
price lists were TO last six
months" Davey said. 1.-THE state
will not lose any money on the
deal except the $1,000 II will
cost to print n new list for dis
tribution."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
.HighCourt OK
Goodrich Act

The amended Goodrich Act,
which provides for the indeter-
inmate imprisonment OF persons
Judged TO be criminal sexual
psychopaths, was declared con-
stitutional today by the state SUI
preme court.
The original act was declared
unconstitutional in 1898 ana the
1889 legislature amended il. The
courts have been operating under
the amended act for the past three
years.
Under its provision, any person
brought into court on sex charges
if he has a previous sex record
is examined by a medical COM
mission appointed by the court
If the commission finds the per-
son to be a criminal sexual psyche
path, the court orders him into
the custody OF the state hospital
commission.
The hospital commission periodi-
cally examines the prisoner. who
is usually held in Ionia state re-
formatory, and if he demonstrates
that he has been cured. the court
is petitioned to release him. II
his condition continues he may be
held in the institution for life.
In 1896, 1887 and 1898. under
the old act. AZ cases were started
in Detroit recorders court. In
1899. before the act was amended
and after it was found unconstitu.
tional no cases were started. Dur.
ing 1910 and 1871, under the
a m c n d d act. Is cases were
started. The majority of the de-
PENDANTS involved were institution.
allied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
15Shots, 6 Miles,
Police Get Driver

Arrested in the police garage
after six-mile, 70-mile-an-hour
chase through downtown streets.
during which Is shots were fired
by pursuing officers. Donald Wal
demore Anderson. 80. of 1899 Law
ton avenue. was held Tor inVeSti-
cation today in Receiving Hos
pital.
Anderson fled when two plain
clothes men attempted TO question
him as he got into his parked car
on ST. Antoine near Fort street.
The officers had been watching the
car because an automobile of SINH
lar description had been used in a
robbery.
As Anderson sped away through
a red light, police said. the chase
was taken up by Patrolman John
Bakrud and Earl Basley Of Hunt
precinct in fast scout car. These
officers. both in uniform. claim
they drew alongside Anderson and
enabled him to see they were po-
licemen.
After the wild chase in which
Bakrud fired the shots, 10 of
which lodged in Anderson's auto
mobile. Anderson drove into the
Macomb street door of the police
garage, apparently for protection.
He is in Receiving Hospital for
decorations of the mouth. received.
police said, when he fell out of his
car in the garage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
DRY DRIVE IN CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP).
--Prohibitionists began a drive in
Congress today for enactment Of
legislation prohibiting the sale Of
liquor TO men in he armed serv-
ices.
A committee headed by Rep.
Joseph Bryson Cd of South Caro-
lima was authorized by BIZ
partisan group of representatives
and senator's to press for action on
liquor legislation.
Approximately Is members of
the House and three senators
Arthur Capper tR) of Kansas, w.
Lee O'Daniel I'D of Texas and
Josh Lee CD of Oklahoma--at-
tended luncheon yesterday at
which the committee was APP
pointed.
Bryson, in letter 10 members
OF the House and Senate. called
the luncheon conference Ito bet
ter consolidate the dry sentiment
Congress. II was agreed at
DRhe meeting that q national con-
ference OF temperance leaders
would be held here next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher, of
POS Mount Vernon avenue. will
observe their fiftieth wedding ami
versary at 4 p. m. next Sunday
with an open house at the home
of their niece, Mrs. George W.
Dill, 5l87 Seneca avenue.
The couple was married In
Brantford, Ont. May %, 1892, and
came to Detroit that year where
Mr.. Fletcher became printer on
the Detroit Tribune. Now "a years
old, Mr.. Fletcher is affiliated with
private printing concern. Mrs.
Fletcher is 70.
They have one son, Charles, who
lives with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
DIVORCES

Amos r. Carlson from Ellen.
Madeline NJ. Love from Ray ID.
OctAvia Georgia from Dimetruis.
Frances Cowell from wallace.
Jessie helms from Willie.
Ann Feldman from Richard.
Marjorie Conner from Allistair.
Harriet Rack from Harry.
Ruth CART from Anthony.
Joseph Gould from Florence.
Aaron Minley from Terrietta.
John J. Warren from Caroline.
Walter Mears from Ruby.
Louise Lane from Frank.
Myrtle Somerville from Nell.
Helen Chertkon from Manuel.
Violet Madison from Charles.
John j. Ray from Barbara.
Edward Toies from Frances.
Vivian Kenny from Edward.
Frank Wynne from Frances.
James c. Durgin from Mary.
Violet Mehall from Edward.
Dorothy Caster from Charles.
Lille Dorsey from Hubert.
Henrietta A. Schneider from Clarence n.
Lillian Lord from Ernest.
Frances Ancypa from Clements
IL. Violet r. Johnson from Elbridge.
Lenore Goskey from Ollie v.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
BIRTHS
nnXC

Bows were born to:
Isobel Anderson. 1855 fireman.
Maxine Armktead. 1891 Morley.
Genevieve BSnacorsi. l7l25 Hasse.
Emma Blaine. 234 Albany. Ferndale.
Lillian Bruss. r. r. /. Emmett. Mich.
Claire Beuglet. 1929 Whitaker
Hilda Bennett, $500 Ellwood, Berkley.
Esther Chadkewicz. 1912 Traverse.
Edythe Cutler. 4O74 Clements.
Betty Chernow. 1888 Carter.
Mary Davis, 1874 Seward
Mary Faller, 12s4s Thompson, Highland
Park
Geraldine Johnston, 7ii0 Senator.
Stella Kupiec. 1887 Brockton.
Stella Krolczyk 1887 Roland
Emma Kube ss42 East warren.
Regina Kass. 1900 Lasa,le.
Marguerite Loner. 1885 Inverness.
Bertha Macmillan. 204s1 Gardendale.
ELENA Maxwell. 500 Horton
Grace Miles. 1881 Hamburg.
Lizzie Moorer. 1855 Alger
Olive Odheld. 1906 fuller.
francesca Posa, 1884 Breckenridgs
Anne Pula. 7715 Radcliffe.
Ruth Quillico, 64i South Bayside.
Sylvia Roth, 2495 Hardwood.
Amelia sepulveda. 1905 Nineteenth.
Louise Smrtks. 1913 Daniels.
Betty swank 5507 East Tarnes. Dearborn
Barbara soderquist, 705 South Highland
Dearborn
Louise suffer, 1864 Garfield. Redforc
Helen Topoiewski. 1923 East Morrow circle
Margaret Vsltmsn. 1851 Hanover.
Irene Woznisk. 1925 Scotch.
Martha Walker. 23925 Faarmington road
Pennington.
Lesbeii Watkins 3452 Preston.
Bessie Wallace 24I Custer.
Josephine Walny, 1899 McDongan.
Ann Zeiter, 1890 Pelkey.
Bertha Bohnwagner. 1880 Turner.
Miriam Bachelor. 1877 Terry, Rochester.
Una Bottine, 2535 Casper.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Bertha Bowling. 5443 Fourteenth.
Marie Cherry. 1891 East Lafayette.
Betty Csrveth. 27l0 West Chicago.
Dorothy Dennis. 202e Jos. Campau.
Pearl Franck. 1874 Atkinson.
Huberta Falardeau. 154l6 Turner.
Janet CANNED. s9i Drexel.
Ruth Groen. 1928 Prairie.
Nellie Hetrick. 2090 Monte, Lincoln Park
Doris Habitzruther. 1913 East Jefferson.
Helen Helms 2l47 seyburn.
Helen Kennedy. 1890 Genesee.
Herriett Kerr. 1924 Fielding.
Emily Lehan, PIG Avalon, Highland Park.
Mildred Lake 1884 steadman Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
DEATHS

Perry Michael samars, 12s3s Forrer, 2
mUntns.
George Salamonson, 1852 Lucerne avenue
Catherine Mary Boos, 1919 Townsend, 81.
Belle Black Maxwell, 3342 Hudson, %.
Nick Tulescka. 5124 Russell, DO.
William Swantush. 13247 Mendoza. 6z.
Elizabeth Hirshinger, 9120 French road. So.
Olga Peterson, 14622 Fordham. 81.
Domenico Grsmmacci. 1851 Eastwood ns TO-
Alma Benin, 1925 East seven-Mils, 20
Mack Etchison. 6s5 Livingston. 80.
Anna sinatra, 604s Cadillac. "a.
santo DeCrescenzio. 1856 ST, Joseph. So.
wilhelmins Wagner, 2255 West Boston
boulevard. 81.
Eugene Griffin, 1892 BagIey. 81.
Harold Z. Morris 1014 Holbrook avenue,
Frank Broadnax. 1905 Greeley, 10.
Henry Fits, 271 Hendrie, 81.
Anna Held, SOFT Iroquois. 81.
Ralph Rains. 502e Third. 81.
william Kirby. 1852 Field. II.
Katherine Jurkiewicz. 2ts7 Goodson. 90.
Walter Prbzstup, 2246 Poland. SIS:
Lucien willaert, 1852 Eastlawn. IS.
Emma Hitxei. 774 EastIawn. 81.
Herbert Lee Austin. 2243 Madison, 80.
John Tucker. SIT Madison. IL.
Francis H. Mungar. 1888 Concord s5.
Louis Godsten 1928 Dexter, 20.
Arshak Kesdekian. 1885 PinRree. ~.
Albert II. Oskes 12146 North MartindaIe,
otto Magnus Kohl 1905 Second. II.
Mary Thompson. 81 Rosedale Court, 81.
John Hicks. 70 Martin Place. 81.
Minnie Holmes. SGT East Garfield. ~.
Frank Fleming. s14f West Outer Drive. 30.
calogero lame. 2022 West Dawson. 90.
Rebecca TAYLOR. 1041 Watson. 81.
Annie r. Ellis TO Navahoe 50.
Burton A. Van Maaren sr.. Is Oakland
.dsh Nae Moser' fse3s Nesaunee. rs.
John c: Dernocoeur. 4244 sturtevant ave-
Mani. Arnold. 3o35 East Grand boule-
ward, ~.
Jack Tator, 1885 Medium 81.
James Darlington. $50 Atkinson avenue. 81.
Minnie George. $3.50 Third. rs.
Irene szumanski. 34o1 Miller street, Ham
Willie jones $500 Bangor avenue. 81.
Cornelius Gibson. 1o4f East Warren, 50.
Acie Parker 17455 Hamburg. so.
George Poeckl 2015 East Jefferson. 50.
John sanocki. 31o5 East Jefferson, 90;
Marie Anne Burke. o06 Clairmount, 81.
Minnie Jacob. 5000 Seneca. 81.
Harvey A. Carter, $3.50 Burns, SO.
Samuel Dutton, i2s East Jefferson. 70.
Anna Hermann, 1928 Forrer. so.
dsvenia Elizabeth Manning. 757 covington.
Emily c. schnarr. 1922 Sussex. u.
Tena Solomon. $40 Cass. 81.
Walter CibbinEs 1881 Lawrence, 10.
Sophia Klink, 5000 Townsend. 40.
Clarence Z. Stevens, $500 Buckingham. So.
Theresa Reynolds. 755 ST. Louis, Ferndale.
IL
Fiorment vermeesch. 1875 wyoming. OF.
Bella Hayes. 1915 Warenette, so.
Mary Hoover, so21 Byron, "a.
Keren Kyger. 1875 San Juan. 73.
Mary Z. Larkin:. 1881 stoepel. 50.
Rozalia wituiska 240e Halleck, u.
Anna Mihalko. 1884 Cody. 81.
Frank Kurzenski. 240o Smith. II.
Charles r. Roberts. -i784s Mcintyre. "a:
Floyd d. Hartford, 15444 Beiden. 50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
No TeafiIlle
China Orders Places Closed
f9r War

CHUNGKING. May 10 (UP).-
Public tea drinking. a centuries
old Chinese custom suffered an
unexpected blow today when the
government ordered all unneces-
sary tea houses closed.
Although tea house drinking
costs only a few cents for any
number of cups. the government
said the practice had grown too
widespread"
Chinese patriots. the order said,
were "frivolously" spending money
and wasting time when the ma
ton was facing its greatest dan
ger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Victor W6lkow. "a Irene Stelmach. 30.
Joseph Radomski. 10; Helen Messed. %.
Charles Chick. "a, Stella Duniski, 20.
Daniel Paterson, 20, June Frankenstein'
Is
Louis Fine. 81: Pauline Becker. 30.
Alexander Msste1. 81. Hattie Wolocko, "a
kOhert Riley, 203 Eileen Bergman. 49,
Ralph y Conner. 10: Elsie ID. Brown, is.
Kenneth s. Ross. 81: Virginia Good. IS.
John 3. CertO 20. Doris f.. Pierson, 20.
Donald McMahon. "a; Mary Park. 20.
Walter II. wyss 81 Mary stewart. SO.
Julius Winclechter. "a Irene Conrad, II.
Fred Giebel. "a Thelma Meyers, q.
Kenneth MacNieol. %; Eleanor {. Nc
Brien. 10.
Sam Friedman. %; Mary Sweet. is
Richard knorfake. rs; Maxine Wiles, "a.
William Leighton. %: Betty Fockler. %.
Chester Clark IS. ElmA WOotOr. 81.
Paul Webb. 20 Zula IA. GaDbsrd. 10.
Charles r Darvill n Helen Fehur. 20.
Frank j. szymborsk, 81 Carolyn Rooney
Ro6er, J. Leonard, 90; Dolores sobodow
Ski. 20.
August slatinsky 81; Mary A. Fiupowicz
James b Orr. %: Joyce L. Mccabe. ~.
Warren W. Bowers p Ruby r. Rich. %
Clayton +. Scott "a Eleanor r. Howard
%.
stanley c Novak. -; Ross NJ. szott. 90
Raymond 9R. Gorga. %: Joan ]. Poleski 20
Albert Haycos 81. Anna Bertison, 80.
Walter NJ. steineke. 2l; Marsens r.. Freer
II
Herbert F. Klsnn IS Marion F. Hetyko
J 2S
Walter o Cook, Is: Demble Holloway. ~
Edward J. Cloyman, 20; Gloria I. Bolo is
Henry l. Kollinger is. Constance S
Thwaites 10
Stanley p. Nismeck. 80; June L. DeIvo. 81
Ernest G. Warrick. 25i Helene +. Wilke
30
Johnson Jones. %; AImann wingo. 2s.
Robert r. FaessleT. 81; Neva +. Rivarf
10
Robert Holman. 20; Elizabeth L
Doenges 20
/ Earl r Huesing 81: Mary = Elliott. II
LaMIence -BnnEhner- p. kae Kemp "a
Donald V Carrithers. 20; Beverly B
Herbert W, Budgen. IS. Edna l. May. %
Ralph h.. Paulson, 10: Mary Il. Fountain
{ IS
Arthur KRAFT. Is: Eda Pollard. ~.
Herbert s Shultz. %; Tyra J. Titus. 81
Thurston southart 20 Catherine f. Muir
Robert FIennory. 80; Annie X Block. 10
Frederick A .votenz, 2l' Arlouine r
Hugh p. Rice. IS Josephine NJ Mccrsth
i rs
Walter olger. 20; Mary NJ. schunder. %
Walter W. Brodowicz, 81; Audrey r
Smith, "a.
Victor r. Wells. 81: Mae Cicotte. 10.
Leon Tenczs. 81 Rose Srodon. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
BIRTHS

Dorothy Mcclellan. i44s3 Glenfield.
suzanna Macy. $685. Burdeno ltwins1.
Luree Oberst. 1898 Ohio.
Rebecca Poet. 1882 woodbine. BEDFORD
Township.
Joan Pulcher, ISIS 3si5 West Kirby.
Anita Poland, S3s2 Woodmont.
Phyllis Pritehard, 1929 Washburn.
Ann Petrucci. 1917 Lilac.
Jewell Roberts 1910 Glenwood.
Elsie Rudus 240s Halleek.
Ruth Russell 1926 Wisconsin.
Katherine serafin, 1907 larkins.
Pearl Tregembo. ass Pilgrim, Highland
Park
Alice Wallace. 500 Adelaide.
Alice Werner. 12T1i Wade.
Marie WnetrZak. 1920 Friedrich.