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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-01

Harold J seestsdt. i2s13 Marx Twain.
Leo r. Waida. 7247 Auburn
Harry o. Mavill. 1927 Lauder.
Joseph r Czulsk. 7iO0 Auburn.
Chester J. DraEan. 1918 Brace
Ronald l.. Ziegler, 1911 Lauder.
Daniel y Riordan, egll Mansfield
Anthony w Lemanek 1904 Minock.
Francis szaal eei1 HartweH
Bert r Halas Jr. s0s9 Strathmoor
Charles O. Cation. l230s Archdale
John + OConneu 1851 Robson.
Robert B. Baker, 1851 Third
BOARD No. SO
: Bishop. 2735 Belmont Hamtramck.
T z. Matey 3i2s Belmont. HAmtramck.
John 3 Jacob. 1882 Berrls. Hamtramck.
A. Ostashsy. 7tt5 Marjorie.
II. Adamczyk. 3s1s Norwalk Hsmtramck
c. Fillpowiez, 1896 WestwOod
John r. Maiocha, s5lg Mt Elliott.
William LaGosh. 4517 Palmer. Dearborn
" A. Glowacz, i140s NaEel, Hamtramck.
Benny p Ches. 1880 Belmont Hamtramck
J s Senchen, 1900 St Auhin. Ham.
a. J Banas. 1908 Evaline. Hamtramck
NJ Omell Jf 1890 Yemans Hamtramck
Felix Rokicki 1924 Common, Hamtramck
L. Broski 1913 Lumpkn Hamtramck
liz NJ Cherkiewich. $685. Marcus.
Albert Goiinsh. 1862 Kirby
, A Michalski 2ts5 Meade
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World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
trOit Times.
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n. NJ. Firnk. 243s Holbrook, Hamtramck
n. w. Ches. sO05 Lumpkin, Hamtramck
W. olszewski. 2253 Bernard. HAmtrsmck.
- v Maciag. 234O Botsford, Hamtramck
Jacob Berson 1901 Jos. CAmpau, Ham.
A. J Galazks 1909 Yemans Hamtramek
A. T. sosnowski. 224s Grayling. Ham.
@. =. Watrobsk 1899 Trowbridge, Ham
C. r. Bsrtewsk 1OO16 Dequindre. Ham.
Henry J Kozyra. 2743 Poland Ham
r p. ZdonkieWicz. 221I Goodson, Ham.
John s. Myszenski. 23i2 Yemans, Ham.
J. J. DauEiala. 1922 Lumpkin, Ham.
Emil g Borcz. 2704 Whalen. Hamtramck.
r. J. Wypiszynski. 1885 Zinow, Ham.
NJ. p. stasiw. 2302 Carpenter. Hamtramck.
Walter Dobush. 1850 Grayling, Hamtramck
OAKLAND BOARD NO.
Louis Trascher. Pontiac
Henry Joseph Lemanski, Pontiac
c. J Williams Jr. RID, No g. Oxford.
Lawrence Adron Bailey. Pontiac.
Thurman q. C Newbound. Pontiac
Orvtlle Young Sowter. Pontiac.
Wills Jay Harteau Pontiac.
Ronald Edward Perfette. Pontiac.
John Monroe Hopkins. Pontiac
Earl Kenneth SHELTON, Pontiac
GUSTAV Walter Johnson. Pontiac.
Shirley Dean Currie, Pontiac
Chester Wade Hilton, Pontiac.
Jack Maurice Hills. Pontiac
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Angus John Thornton. Pontiac.
Wayne Roscoe Thomas. Pontiac.
Murle Dale vsnBuren. Pontiac.
Delbert l.. crane Pontiac
Frank Raymond Joyce Pontiac
Lester Jean Dawson. Pontiac
Donald Evan Walling. Pontiac
Ralph Aloysius Dittmar. Pontiac
Bristol Stone. Pontiac
w. Mckenzie oyler 131 stimson. Detroit
Hugh Russell Murray. Pontiac.
John Martusiewicz. Pontiac
MACoMB BOARD
Gym A Moran. Mt Clemens
Roscoe =. Carleton Center Line
Adam Kostun. Hazel Park
Fred A. Forbes. r. No. l, New Haven
Arnold r. Jackson. Center Line
Milton X. Allor. NJ. Clemens
Robert J. Eisbrenner Base Line
Mitchell A. Podsladlo. Mt Clemens
Frederick 8 Tinker, Mt Clemens
Arthur % Brewer Jr.. Nj Clemens
Robert r Wolf Center Line
Florent c. .VauCone Base Line
Fred G Derue, Mt Clemens.
Lloyd II wills. Center Line
Frederick B. Jasmund, Mt Clemens
Clarence 3 Gave Nj Clemens
Robert J. Fuller Mt Clemens
Norman 3 Thornton. Van Dyke
George p Busch Van Dyke
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Connolly Answers

la canoe; (b) drug; tc)
fate.
Pa harp; tb) organization
Of q republics OF the West
ern Hemisphere; (c) Picketts
charge.
3-(a) eight; (b) Oahu; tc)
Sandwich Islands.
IA northwest wyoming;
(b) west central Washington;
tc) southwest Oregon.
Sal George F. Root; (b)
Patrick S. Gilmore; (c) Irv-
ing Berlin.
6-(a) Buffalo, ~. Y; (b) Bos-
ton. Mass; (c) Oklahoma
City, Okla.
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X I NC

Avs J. Richardson, l5345 stansbury.
Harold r. Lowe. 1879 Marlowe.
Norman v. DeBastos. 1874 Ardmors.
Philip A. Ladouceur. 1903 Sorrento
David Johnson 1887 Hubbell
Robert @. Fade 1870 Ardmore
Ernest NJ. Macdonald, 1888 Ward
Robert y. Green. 1f1l0 Steel
Laurin ~ Preston. 1925 Strathmoor.
Fred r Wilcox. 1926 Coyle
Ralph l.. Fink e265 Riviera
BOARD No. a.
Walter Wojcik. 777i Longscre
Burweli c. Ryckman, Dryden Mich.
Adolph PLAT. $685. Rosemont
Lindsay r. Cheek. 1922 Warwick
Harold ] Gardynik. e5s2 Longacrs.
julius Gyorke T776 Granville
William vasutkA. 63is Granville,
Edward II. Gosney. 1929 Warwick
Noel A Oury. 1883 Woodmont
James + Goode. il720 Archdale
BOARD NO. ~
Earl J. Gose. 65O5 Vaughan
William /. Tulpp0. 1900 Montross
Edmund J Hentkowski. 1859 Rosemont.
Rudolph E. Hulswitt Jr.. ISIS Terry.
Harold @ Hotel. 1880 Memorial
Gordon r. Bassett. 9542 Rutherford
Joseph 4 Wegzyn, 1905 west Warren.
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Quiz Answers

Texas, Oklahoma, Idaho and
West Virginia.
michigan.
3-Ellen - The Lady OF the
Lake"
Hawaiian Islands.
5-Columbia, In honor OF Co
lumbus.
6-Roughly. all of them, four
times.
Nitrogen.
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Three Comic Pages every day
i'm Daily Detroit Times.
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"OF COURSE you're not go
ing back tn the farm. darling" I
assured Katharine. Don't YOU
realize that father had sent for
you before Ruth Hayes APP
peared?
There Is some service he
wants of you. am sure. but he
knew that until you got rid Of
that obsession concerning the
hospitals, you would be In no
condition 90 do anything but
keep on"
II am In condition now for
anything" she said firmly.
Please ask him to come back.
want 10 talk 10 him"
went 10 the camouhaged door
connecting the two suites anc
knocked lightly. My father opened
the door quickly, and when I hac
given him Katharines message he
turned 10 Ronald.
Please wait here" he said
"and II Adams comes In, tell him
that I'll be back shortly"
ASHAMED OF SELF
My father then followed me
back TO the livingroom Of my suite
where we found Katharine pacinl
up and down the room.
81 am so ashamed Of myself"
she said. IL have caused you
much trouble and delay by my
Obstinacy. I would know how to
deal with n patient acting as l
have, but I could not heal my
self"
Dear child" my father said.
as he put a kindly hand upon her
shoulder. He added then, with
infinite gentleness, AS II hap
pens, you have not delayed or
troubled me at all. The only
casualty has been your own
nervous system. II you can get
that In hand. you can be of much
service TO me, beginning today"
Thank you so much" she
said, her face suddenly illumi-
mated with relief and gratitude.
And please believe that am
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y Units in County
In Speakers Bureau
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

Representatives. Of % Wayne
County communities have been APP
pointed members Of the speakers
advisory committee Of the Wayne
County Council of Defense speak
ers bureau. IL was announced today
by DR.. Preston Scott.
I'VE are asking each township.
village or city In the county TO
call our speakers bureau, CA.
5T81, to secure a speaker 10 dis
cuss the need and Importance Of
stimulating morale on the homo
'front.'" Doctor Scott said.
Three Comic Pages every day
L. HAla...Ia
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PITFALLS OF LOVE
BY Adele
0srriSon

at your service for anything you
may require. am quite all
right again in mind and body"
Nevertheless" my father
said, my first command In that
YOU take "a hours OF complete
rest. After that well talk about
tasks.
WATCHFUL WAITING
IL can tell you now, however"
he went on. that most of your
work, and Margaret's, too, will
be watchfuI waiting. Margaret
will explain 10 you about the
place OF Mr.. Miner. the hotel
manager, in this crazy quilt Of
ours, then you will understand
how necessary Is the guarding OF
this particular apartment
IL am sure there will be at
tempts TO install . hidden dicta-
phone up here, and for that
reason the apartment must
hNNNN b1 AGAN TAtNVAh ah w
cupant for even five minutes
II can tell you this much" he
went on. things are coming TO
a head. I do not mean" ne
hastily amended. "that Marion's
rescue IL merely n matter OF
days. or that we shall be able 10
round up all OF the subversive
gang we are trailing within the
fortnight,
TIDE TURNING
However, the safe return OF
Jack to this country and the
fact that luck or Providence
enabled Mary 10 salvage the
key page OF notes on his expert
ment. which Ruth Hayes had
stolen from him - these two
things, with the captures OF the
minor gangsters we have been
able to make, are invaluable as
sets for our side.
But we must not relax. even
for n moment. That IL where
your work, Katherine, and Mar
garets, too, must come I'm.
"AH of your faculties you will
have opportunities TO use, and
there will be occasions when ac-
tive, perhaps dangerous, service
will be required of you. But for
the present, the job OF both OF
YOU Is TO stay here, watch de-
Nelopments and be on the alert
for any unusual happenings"
Continued Monday
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By Allen ERpe5

at Bill, gave him a quick smile.
Forgive me, Bill, dear" she
said, "for flying of the handle. I'm
sorry"
There's nothing to forgive"
Bill told her. I'm only trying to
help you, that's all"
What about YOURSELF"
"Oh, I'll manage. I've been up
against things before"
you loved me once, didn't you,
Bin?"
Naturally. I wanted to marry
you, didn't II"
Then you couldn't get over low
ing me all at once, could your"
Probably not" Bill watched
Claire a moment. Look here" he
said, lust what is it you're after?
Somehow or other get the idea
that you want me to keep on being
in love with you-even II you
marry the other man."
why. Bill, what a thing to
say"
We'll, don't you feel little that
way? mean, don't you think you d
get kick out OF knowing that the
man you had Tilted would go on
loving you?"
Gould you do that ?" Claire
asked. GO on loving a woman after
she had married the other man ?"
1T has been done" said Bill
But it's beside the point. What I'm
trying to convey is"
Bill. sometimes I think you're
the sweetest man in all the world"
Claire said.
"Oh, what's the use" Bill ex-
claimed making a hopeless gesture.
He lit a cigaret and changed the
subject. Il rather like 1t down
here" he said. Peaceful and won
derful scenery"
Eyes, it is" Claire agreed.
Sometimes I think I'd be happy to
go on living in Ardendale the rest
Of my life, if were married to the
right man."
Here we go again. said Bill.
What do you mean?"
Right back where we started
from! Let's keep the subject Of
marriage in the background for a
while" Bill threw back his head.
looked up at the sky. "Only, I will
say this-I too could be happy in
Ardendale, married to the right
person."
"Bill-darllng!-
Il could live here part OF the
time" Bill went on. Seeing that
attic studio Of dams grandfather
gave me an idea"
What sort OF idea?" Claire
asked somewhat suspiciously.
1.-THE idea that it's foolish for an
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daughters visited Mrs. Adelaide
Blnns and son. Ray W. Ypsilanu
sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nirgel King How
ell. spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs Sarah buckingham.
Mrs. Edward Boyd. Jr.. Mrs, Laura
Merritt. Mrs. Enid Smith and Mrs.
Ida Lamkin were in Detroit Thurs
day.
Mrs. A. J Lamkin. Mrs Ethel
Garrod Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyd,
Jr., and son Edward. and Miss Verna
Lamkin attended the Losee reunion
Sunday at Ann Arbor Park. They
voted to have the next reunion At
Plymouth Park.
Mr.. and Mrs William Nelson. Jr.
were Wednesday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs c. w. Lowe.
Mrs Harley nysinger and daugh-
ters spent Friday with Mrs. Neil
Hawker. Romulus.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Warren. De
troit. aud Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Briggs and son, New Boston. spent
the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Horton.
Carl buckingham and son, De
troit. visited his parents, MIR. and
Mrs: Thomas buckingham. Friday
Mr-and Mrs. O. f. Vedder visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William VANITY, Milan
Tuesday.
Mrs. George fowler and family
and mother. Mrs. Alice Bissell. Npsi
lanti. spent Wednesday in Jackson
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Powers
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. McMullen were Sun.
day guests Of Rex Strawe and fam.
| lily.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo HaIner. Ann
Arbor, visited her mother. Mrs
Sarah buckingham Saturday eve
ming.
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dee. visited Mr.. and Mrs II. E
Strawe sunday afternoon.
Fred fowler and son. Arthur. De-
troit, were Saturday supper guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George fowler and
family.
John Foss. Milan. was q Thurs
day supper guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Lamkin
Mrs. Enid Smith is spending two
weeks In Kalamazoo.
Sunday afternoon guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Lowe were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Finch and Mr.. and Mrs
John Larne, Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Ethel Garrod and mother,
Mrs. A. ]. Iamkin. were In Ann
Arbor Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houck spent
the week end with their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Schaerer. Ann Arbor.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Knowles. Port
Huron. were Sunday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thompson,
Mrs. Lynn Horton visited at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Lynds. Sunday afternoon 10 see her
mother, Mrs. Van Dam, who Is very
i'll.
Mrs. I. n. Barnhart. Buchanan. is
visiting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. w F. Boettcher. while Mr..
Barnhart is in the University Hos
pital at Ann Arbor. He had a major
operation performed last Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Brunkow, Freeport, Ill,
is also a guest in this house.
Miss Florence Sikorski and Mrs.
Joseph Stefina were in Milan Fri
day.
Norman Russ was Sunday
guest of his father, George Russ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osborn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Dysinger and
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artist TO go on living In New York.
Bill replied. HE could have home
in a place like Ardendale, do his
work here, and only go up to New
York now and then just in order to
keep in touch with things"
Il see" Claire frowned. "Of
course you know that dams grand
father was hopeless failure"
mo, I don't know it."
"Well, he was. He used TO sit
around painting lot of atrocities
while Weston land went to pot"
Maybe his paintings aren't so
bad as you seem to think them"
Have you seen them"
"Some of them, yes. 1t was one
Of Mr.. Westons paintings wanted
to get off to New York this after
noon"
"Ohw
Il think It will sell-and I'd be
darned happy if it did"
why"
Because Dian Weston's a fine
girl, and I'd like to have the sat
isfaction Of proving that her grand
father wasn't a failure. She's al
ways had faith in him, and I'd like
nothing better than to prove that
her faith had real foundation"
well, Of all things" Claire
laughed bit too shrilly. First you
sing Pauls praises, and now you
start singing dams"
Certainly you'd like me to ac-
complish something after driving
all the way from New York" said
Bill, grinning.
Il certainly didn't expect you 10
spend your time digging in musty
old attics," said Claire. "Oh, well
let's forget It! You artists are lust
different from other folks-that's
ALL"
Maybe we are" said Bill
thoughtfully.
Claire drove on for some dis
lance without speaking.
Don't think / don't understand.
Bill. dear" she said presently. Il
do, really" She drove with one
hand while she patted Bills knee
with the other. Il think it's terribly
sweet. and sort of-of-philan-
thropical OF you to want to help
the Westons. Dian and Miss Mar
tina have had a hard time Of il,
poor dears."
Bill laid his hand over Claire's,
and squeezed it. That's the way
like to hear you talk" he said. Il
can't stand selfish people, Claire.
In fact, IL I had my way, selfish,
self-centered people-male as we'll
as female-would all be shot at
sunrise"
ITO BE Continued)
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE


AND WHILE Paul hurried back
to the inn, and while Dian sat star
ing out over the Weston front
yard, Bill Rollins and Claire Lester
were sitting in Mrs. Testers car.
They had parked 1t on top Of a hill
on a spot the Ardendale people
liked to visit, since 1t afforded a
magnificent view Of the valley be-
low.
Don't you think we'd better be
getting back to town." Bill said,
turning away from feasting his
eyes upon the view.
Whats the matter-afraid 2"
Claire leased.
Certainly not. What's there to
be afraid OFF,"
Gossip, maybe. Maybe you're
afraid it isn't quite proper to be out
here with me-so soon after /
changed my mind about marrying
you"
There's something in that, all
right Pauls fine man, and !
don't want to make him any more
miserable than he is already"
Heavens, Bill. you talk as
though you thought more of Paul's
feelings than of mine"
Its not that, Claire" Bill
frowned. Cant you see, Claire,
that you've gotten the three of us
In a pretty difficult situation?"
Difficult situations have turned
up before" said Claire. Il told you
wanted to study you and Paul,
and"
But you ought to study us to-
gether," Bill interrupted, land not
separately. After all, Paul's bought
a license to marry you and he has
a right to expect some considera-
ton from you. Under the circum-
stances, he has"
"Oh, all right" Claire said I'M
patiently, well get back to town.
certainly don't want to sit here
all night listening to a lecture"
There's no need to get angry"
"Yes, there is. too" Claire start
ed the car. Il thought we'd come
here to this quiet spot and talk
things over. I thought you would
help me straighten myself out"
That's what I've been trying to
DO" said Bill.
"All you've done Is talk about
what Paul thinks, what Paul feels,
and what"
That's only part Of the business
OF getting you Strengthened out
You've got to think of his feelings
as well as your own-and mine"
Claire drove slowly. She glanced
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NeiCs From Whitaker

Tin Evangelical Church in Whit
taker were pleasantly surprised
Sunday morning to see new vene-
tian blinds at the windows which
add greatly to the appearance Of
the church. The soft sunlight com.
inc through increased the comfort
and pleasure OF the worshipers.
The donors are unnamed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Dysinger
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Talladay at
tended the W.MB. Glass party at
the Dale Parker home, Geddes,
Saturday evening.
Fay Union. Cherry Hill, has
moved into the home known as the
John Kramer house on Whitaker
Road.
Eldon Lamkin is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Heidi and
family have moved onto the Alice
Bishop Schafer farm which they
recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Vedder &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Turnbull attended the Monroe
County Brotherhood meeting at
Flat Rock Sunday.
Harley Lamkin is home after
spending the past few weeks with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kramer, Mooreville.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Duane visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Nicklss,
Dundee. Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Crandall and son
and daughter-in-law visited friends
in Ida Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson, Dun
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Rural Events

TODAY
Fralns Lake
w. s. G.. 5. will meet with Mrs
Melvin Shumaker. Luncheon at
p. m.
East Ypsllantl
Spencer Club meeting with Mrs
George Wizard. Cooperative dinner,
and comforter to he tied.
Stony Greek
Young Peoples Choir meet at
home Of Mrs noris Day, : p. m.
SEPTEMBER 10
Belleville
Homemakers Glass meeting with
Mrs. Lauren Ames. Clarence st.
SEPTEMBER 20
Washtenaw County brotherhood
monthly meeting Afternoon and
evening at Chelsea Methodist
Church.
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BLIND PRIEST DIES

Kalamazoo Sept. l7-Rites will
be Friday for Rev. Fr. Theodore A.
Lochbihler. II, a resident OF Kala.
mazoo for a. years. who died at
Borgess. Hospital Wednesday. For
ave years he was assistant priest
in ST. August!ne's Parish here. later
becoming priest at Borgess. Hos
pital. although he was blind.
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Paint Creek Neics

spent the week end IN Kentucky
visiting relatives.
John Dibble had his tonsils re-
moved Thursday at Boyer Hospital
and Is recovering at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. sherman
Dlhble.
Lee Colby ia quite III at the
home Of his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Schaerer.
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LONDON-UP - Official circles
admitted today that Axis submar-
ines had made heavy attack on an
Allied convoy in the Atlantic. but
denied German claims that 1s OF
the ships had been sunk. There has
been a heavy U-boat attack on one
Of our Atlantic conveys" a spokes-
man said, but the Germans claims
10 have sunk 10 ships are nowhere
near the truth. They are bloated to
the bursting point"
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Family kEuNloN nnn

Paint Greek. Mich. sept l7-Mr.
and Mrs Bernard Hall and father
Ernest Essex. held a family reunion
az their home on the Willis Rd.
About 50 members OF the Essex
family gathered at their beautiful
home where a cooperative dinner
was served on the lawn \ ball
game was enjoyed after the dinner.
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TO MAKE NAVY SHIRTS

Lansing. Sert l7-According "a
an announcement Wednesday,
Michigan State prisons will manu-
iacture $4,000 fatigue shirts for
the Navy Six hundred thousand Of
the shirts are to he made in prisons
throughout the country with the
material 10 he furnished by the
Navy.
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RETURNS TO CAMP

Whitaker, Mich, Sept. l7-Pvt.
Max Horton. Luke Field. Ariz.. re-
turned to his camp sunday morning
after spending a Is day furlough
here.
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Mrs. Merrltt surnrIsed

Mrs. Merritt Surprised
A group Of friends and school
mates surprised Mrs. Laura Merritt
on her 10th birthday at. her home.
The afternoon was spent in visiting,
and reminiscing. Mrs. Merritt re-
ceiyed many lovely gifts. Refresh
ments included a big birthday cake
made by her granddaughter, Mrs
Elenor Bach. Those present were
Mrs. Clara Knisley, Mrs. Elenor
Bach and daughter. Ypsilant, Alice
Smuck. Oakyille, Mrs. Lon Cady.
Stony Creek. Mrs. Gertrude Hanier.
County Line Road. Mrs. Ida Lam
kin, Mrs. Kinnicutt. Miss Grace
Kinnicutt. Mrs. Elizabeth Howling
and daughter Irene, and M.
Schoeff.
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Mr. aud Mrs. Hartwell Russ and
son George attended a birthday par
~ az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Rowe. honoring Mr. ROwe's
birthday. About % ot their friends
gathered 20 help him celebrate his
birthday.
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MI and Ms. Chauncey sweiser.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
John Lee Jones

John Lee Jones
John Lee is the name chosen by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Jones for their
son born Saturday at Boyer Hos
pital He weighed eight pounds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17
Move To Manchester

Move To Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole and
family have moved to Manchester
with her father. Clarence Hses-
man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-17

New Venetian Blinds
The members and friends OF the