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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
MOtOrcycHsf Hurt
In Misi,ap On W3

Howard Traucht, 20, son of Virgil
Traucht, of near Jenera, was SER
iously injured at midnight Saturday
when he was thrown from his motor
cycle to the pavement, east of
Bluffton on State Route 103.
Alone on the vehicle, Traucht's
mishap occurred in front of the
Harold Montgomery residence, three
miles this side of Jenera.
After receiving first aid in the
Montgomery home, Traucht was TAX
en- to the Bluffton Community hos
pital in the Paul Diller ambulance.
Hospital attaches said he is suffering
from serious head injuries, wrenched
shoulder, and possible fractured an
kle.
Although in semi-conscious con-
dition Sunday night, Traucht said
the front fender of the cycle came
loose and become entangled in the
front wheel, throwing the vehicle
out of control.
When the mishap occurred he was
enroute to his home, one mile east
of the accident scene.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Scrap Metal Viii
Help Defeat Avis

Scattered in the barnyards, sheds
and fence corners of rural America
are great quantities of scrap metal
wornout plows, rusty strap-irons of
the old three-horse hitch, steel buggy
tires, astiquated hay rakes, old cars,
old wheels and axles, auto parts, ma
nure spreaders, metal fence posts,
broken hand tools, useless windmill
towers, pulleys, binders, discarded
fence wire, gas engines, pump parts.
Getting this material moving to
scrap-hungry steel mills and found
ries is a big job and a vital one.
Continuance of the present pace of
arms production depends on a heavy
flow of scrap. Government estimates
report that idle metal on farms may
run as high as 100000 to 3,500,00O
tons.
Industrial leaders as well as the
Government are now urging farmers
to cooperate IN rounding up all pos
sible scrap metal around their farms
Then get in touch with the nearest
scrap iron dealer or auto wreckel
to make arrangements for collecting
the scrap.
Due to the great size of the scral
collecting program, the actual trans
porting of scrap piles to the dealer
is also war problem which farmer
can help solve. BY loading up hi
own scrap pile and taking it to tow
at once a farmer can do vital pa
triotic service for his country. Thi
material in the hands of an estat
ished scrap dealer is sorted and pre-
cessed ready to be turned int
tanks, planes, guns, ships and bullet
for Victory!
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Former BluftOn Boy
Is Wed In Columbus

A wedding of interest to friends of
the bridegroom's family occurred in
Columbus Saturday afternoon when
Charles Emerson Arganbright, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Arganbright
of Columbus, was married to Miss
Lila Polling, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l. Polling of Lima.
The groom's father was head of
schools here about 80 years ago
and for a period of time was admin
istrative head of the Allen county
schools after he left Bluffton.
The ceremony was read in the In
dianola Methodist church. Following
wedding trip the couple will re-
side in Columbus. The bride attend
ed Ohio State university while Mr.
Arganbright was graduated from
Miami and Ohio State universities
and is associated with the Columbu:
office of the Colonial Finance com
pany.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Defense Savings Unit
Will Meet In Lima

All workers in the. Bluffton De-
fense Savings committee will attend
meeting of Allen county bond work.
ers to be held at the Argonne hotel
in Lima Saturday afternoon at 1880
o'clock.
With the announcement from the
United States treasury department
that the sales of stamps and bonds
must be increased to one billion
dollars a month, important matters
of policy will be discussed at the
Lima meeting.
All members of the various local
committees as well as the committee
chairmen are asked to attend the
meeting it was urged by Norman
Triplett, chairman of the Bluffton
defense savings committee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
College Students
Home For Easter

Bluffton young people attending
colleges and universities are arriving
in town this week to spend spring
vacation or Easter with their par-
ents. In most cases the vacation
period extends until Monday.
Some of the schools have entirely
eliminated the spring vacation this
year because of starting summer
school earlier.
Those planning to be home over
Easter include:
Ohio State University, Columbus
Elias Augsburger, Herbert Over
Louise Dunifon, William Holtkamp
Ralph Marshall, Wayne Yoakam
Barbara Carr.
Bowling Green State University
Mary Marshall, Rachel Beagle.
Miami University, Oxford-Ethel
Jean Marshall, Neil Baumgartner.
Ohio Wesleyan University, Della.
ware-Betty Lape.
University of Cincinnati-Ropr
Triplett and Charles Schumacher.
Oberlin College-Roberta Biery.
Heidelberg College-Josephine Ms
wander.
st. Joseph's college, Collegeville
Ind.-Charles Hankish, Jr.
Taylor university, Marion, Ind
Phyllis Steiner.
Ohio Northern university, Ada
Ralph Short, Wade Huber, Joel Kim
mel, Maurice Fett, Harold and Ger
aid Augsburger.
Eastman School of Music, Roches
ter, N. Y.-Nelson Hauenstein.
Vanderbilt university, Nashville
Tenn.-Barbara Joyce Hauenstein.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
April Tire Rationing
Quotas announced

April rationing allotments for Al
len county motorists have been set
at So new tires, Ats retreads and
266 tubes, it was announced Tues
day from the state rationing head
quarters.
Truck and bus quotas for the
county in the same month include
ITO tires, 152 retreads and 161
tubes.
Hancock county is allowed 33 new
tires, Is retreads and 26 tubes for
passenger cars; and 131 new tires.
lit retreads and 124 tubes for
trucks and buses. Putnam county's
allotments are 81, IL, 16 for pas
senger cars; SO, SO, So for trucks;
and Hardin county gets %, IL, II
for passenger cars, and sc, 76, 81
for trucks.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Mayors Notice

All residents of the community are
strongly urged to Immediately re-
port all fires to the Bluffton tele-
phone office which in turn will call
the fire department in specially ar
ranged signal system. Some resi-
dents here are reported not willing
to turn in an alarm because of
desire to save money for the town.
This sort of economy has almost
proven disastrous in a number of re-
cent cases. The crucial moments in
any fire are the early moments and
delay in sending in the alarm
might mean the difference between
saving or losing a structure Cooper
alton of all residents is requested in
this matter.
w. A. Howe, Mayor
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Farewell Supper

A farewell supper for James Ben
roth who leaves for army service,
Thursday, was held at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Benroth of North Main street, Tues
day night.
Present for the occasion were
James Benroth, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Augsburger of Ada; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Benroth, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Benroth and daughter Jeannine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Benroth.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
y X y
WANT-ADS

For lawn rolling see Floyd Herr
or phone 185-W. 40
Wanted-Men age 81 to 55 to
train for farm managers and ap-
praisers. Expenses paid Kansas
City one week when you are quail
fed. Competent trained experienced
farm men earn from $50 to $3.50
monthly. Write for interview, CIV
ing phone. Dept. TIA, Box 6827,
Parkway Station, Kansas City, Mo.
Wanted-At once, man for main
tenance of Bluffton Golf course.
Apply Edgar Chamberlain, liz
Cherry st.
Wanted-Wool. Government prices
paid. Russell Amstutz, 161 Mound
st. Phone 441-W. 2
To let-Good garden; easy terms.
| B. F. Biery, PIT Grove st. 80
See me for lawn mower sharpen
ing. Dana Mathewson, 12S Riley
| st.
For rent-6 room house with
basement. Garage, garden and
chicken coop. $40 per month.
Located 21a miles southeast of
town. Inquire A. j. Miller, Rt. /.
Phone, 536-G.
\ For rent-5 room house with base
ment, electricity, garage and chicken
| coop. Inquire Schwinn Bros, 1A
miles southeast of Rawson. 49
For sale-Building lots at corner of
Lawn and Kib,er streets; or will rent
for pasture or garden. Sylvia Bied-
erman. tt
For sale-1929 Chevrolet sedan,
| good tires, new battery, good run
ming order. L. S. Hochstettler,
miles southwest of town.
For sale-Alfalfa seed and cleaned
Wayne seed oats. Sam Badertscher,
Bluffton phone 642-R.
For ale-Reconditioned bicycles;
also see me for bicycle repairing.
Gerald Hilty, 113l2 (. Elm ST., or
Standard Oil station.
For sale-Small Kalamazoo kitch-
en- range, like new. Must be sold
by Thursday night. Kenneth Stein
er. Phone 626Y.
For sale-Rabbit houses, extra
good ones; also rabbits for sale from
Is to IL lbs. Nelson Basinger
Bluffton phone.
For sale-Combination book case
and writing desk. Mrs. A. d. Gratz
South Lawn Ave.
For sale-50 fb. used ice box
; Henry Habegger, Riley street.
For sale-About 100 bags home
, grown potatoes size B, suitable fol
seed, $3.50 per bag. Bring bags
: Clarence Steiner, Bluffton phone. t.
RI For sale-Power corn shelter will
; cleaning fan and thrower; also elec
tric motor with stand for cream
separator. Francis Neiswander q.
miles northwest of Bluffton.
II For sale-Russet potatoes 81 pc
| bushel. Cal Luginbuhl.
For sale-Used piece walnu
, bedroom suite, good condition an
priced for quick sale. Basinger'
J. Furniture store.
FL For sale-16 guineas; also larg
' laying geese and 2 ganders 3 Yrs
8 old. Curt Younkman, miles sout
v and IL miles west of Bluffton.
oil For sale-Early Jersey and Char
tleston Wakefield, Copenhagen mai
g ket and Marion market cabbag
S plants 40c per 100; also Crystal wa
! and white Bermuda onion plants {
!. 25c per 100. Plants will arrive frol
It Georgia about April s. Sugar car
r. molasses S1.50 per gallon on har
o now. Write or call on r. A. Boa
Route 2, Bluffton. Beaverdam phol
d 573.
s. For sale-Girl's bicycle in got
IS condition. Josephine Augsburge
rs Phone 648-W.
is For sale-Lard. John Bixler,
N miles west of Bluffton.
a. For sale-Lawn mower Grinde
is also building lot on South Ma
b. street. Elmer klay.
O. Lost on Grove St., west of n
- | china cbap Handle how for =,
is trimmer. Reward. B. F. Biery,
Grove st.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Notice

have again opened my black.
smith shop at 125 Riley street, and
am prepared to do all kinds of pillow
work and other blacksmithing.
ID. Z. Basinger
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Racine Warren have
moved to Louisville, KY, where he.
is employed by the Ohio Oil COM
pany.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Legion Auxiliary
All-Day Sewing
Richland Community Circle

The Richland Community Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs. Fanny
Gratz next Thursday, April 9. Mrs.
Reigh Amstutz will be assistant
hostess. The following program will
be presented: Devotionals, Reign
Amstutz; roll call, Bible verse;
music, Leah Matter; An Easter
Story, Olga Kohler; Poem, Easter
Florence Schaeublin; Easter Lily
Lena Gratz; Mystery Sister.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Eastern Star Chapter

Eastern Star Chapter
Church night will be held by the
Eastern Star chapter this Wednes-
day night at 7:15 o'clock when
members will meet at Masonic hall
to attend in a body services at the
Lutheran church. Regular meeting
of the chapter will be on Friday
night at s o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02

Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Whistler of
Findlay we're week end guests in the
home of their son, DIR. and Mrs. r.
G.. Whistler of South Spring street.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02

All Day Sewing
An all-day sewing for the Red
Cross organization will be held by
the women of the Methodist church
at the home of Mrs. j. S. Steiner on
Thursday.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Hospital Auxiliary

Hospital Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary of the Bluffton
Community hospital will meet at the
hospital next Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. A demonstration on
the care of baby will be given at
the meeting. Everyone is invited to
attend.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02

SOCIETIES
and CLUBS

Honor Bride
Honoring Mrs. Kenneth Luginbuhl,
the former Miss Harriette Criblez,
miscellaneous shower and dinner
were given by the Bluffton Public
School Teachers association at the
Walnut Grill Monday night. Fol-
lowing the dinner short and in
formal program was presented under
the direction of Miss Elizabeth
Higley. Supt. A. ]. B. Longsdorf
recited some original poetry. Sid
ney Stettler, president of the as
sociation, presided at the banquet.
Alice Freeman Party
Husbands of the members of the
Alice Freeman club were entertain
ed with party at the home of Mrs.
D. w. Bixler Tuesday night. AS
sistant hostesses were: Mrs. |. B.
Beeshy, Mrs. Gid Locher, and Mrs.
Otto Holtkamp.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02
Richland Grange

Richland Grange
The Pomona Grange will be the
guests of the Richland Grange at
the meeting here next Monday night.
The program will consist of two
plays and motion picture.
The AMIGO Club
The AMIGO club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harold Stonehill Fri
day night with Mrs. Charles Emans
in charge of the program.
Jitsu Tau Club
The Jitsu Tau club will meet al
the home of Mrs. Levi Frankhausel
at Rockport this Wednesday night.
Legion Auxiliary
The spring conference of th'
American Legion Auxiliary will bs
held at Celina, April 7. Member:
attending should meet at the towr
hall at 8 o'clock.
All-Day Sewing
Ladies of the Eastern Star chapter
will hold an all day sewing for the
Red Cross at the home of Mrs. j. S
Steiner of South Main street, Tues.
day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-04-02

w. A. Howe, Mayor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
MARRIAGEs-BIRTHs-DEATHs-DIV DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Levy Sproles Al: JAMIE y. Nichols, 20.
Henry MacWilliams, "a: Isabelle Seaver, ~
Harry B. Clark, 50; Marie l.. @. Peiletier
IS.
Stanley KolodzieJ. TO- Irene Pietrzak.
Robert N. Cressy, rs; Edith Balme, ~.
Ted LeClear, 81; Marguerite Moore
Valentine Kotula, 10: Bernardine Lepak. Is
William Sylvester, 80; Faye Marsh. 40.
Claude r. Chatfeld, 20; Pearl Johnson, Fl
Raymond S. Willis, 80; Pauline C. Hosier
81.
Edward J. sujdak. 20; Elizabeth Jaciuk. ~
Chester ojewicz, rs: Edna Truskowski. 20
Louis Isabel. IS; Martha G. Cross, 43.
Louis Rzepka, 81: Cecilia Koziol. %.
John c. Quick, 81; Elizabeth J. Vrsnesich
1e.
John Poteracki. "a; Adelaide ssIter. 10.
Michael WoJcik, as; Jean Garlick. %.
R. snSss1s, "; Schultz ~ Katherine A
Bruno DeFrancesch. 2O RIno Granzotto
20.
Joe Hernandez, 80; Antonio Jimenez. %
Fay Wiley Jr., 81: Martha Mansfield, 10
Harold Desormeau, 20; Mildred Timmons
Is.
Arthur Rujawa. IS: sybn Donaldson, 43
Stanley s. Bakay, 10; B. ]. Donaldson. Is
Arnold Klein. IS; Helen Ruczynski, Is.
Anthony Broch, 20 Genevieve Koznisk. 20
Ralph Francis knight. %; Marie K. Kuhn
20.
Arnold L. Elliott, 20: Sylvia Harrison. ~
Governor Pearson, 49, Alice Farrow, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Harry Mlnoogian, 81 Mary Mooradian, ~
Frank J. VanLoon, 30; Dorothy NJ WIN
tiers. IS
Joseph zamoyski. 20; Wanda Zalewski. 90
Joseph sinak, 20; Edwina NJ. Collarini, 10
Pierre Cote. 80 Nina Few. 81.
Thomas Bozaan 81: Julia MAZDA, Is.
Erik Herbert Gran, "a; Rhea Ellen Smith
"a
Francis scheible. 10; Marjorie Robinson
20.
oscar Yearion. 40; Lavins sigler. 80.
James W. Tobias Jr Ruth Benjamin, IS
Harry Thomas. 10; Elizabeth schoen, is.
Ray Marentette Jr., I'll Virginia Els
John A. Tistie. % Clara r Florks. 2s.
Jack Giddings. 20; Mona Lewis, %.
William Keledes. 1s; Adeiine Bourgeois
IS
George Dedeluk. al; Anna Fedoronko, 80
Richard L. wiseman, 20; Lucille F. Bre
auit 10.
Charles Taylor. ssf Catherine r. Born.
TRACER, 81
Paul senyszyn, 81: Irene d. savieki, 10
George Shining, %: Elsie Froehuch, 20.
John MaceEewski, 80; Pauline Higgins, 20
Leonard Price. %; Mary Kowalski. IS.
Clifford L. Greenberg, "a; Doris Mary SUIT
ton. 20.
Maurice L. Rovin. 81: Leah Goldman. 81
Richard A Kulka.- 30. Mary lane Kruger
ef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
BIRTHS
BOys


Boys were born to:
Alice Kordon, 1912 Porter.
Mary Phpps. 1851 Penrod.
Beatrice Wilson, 1921 South Liddesdale
Jeanette Smith. 1909 Cherrylawn.
! Viola Brown. 10276 Prairie.
Coral Roman, 1881 westphslia.
Pauline Glasgow, 1921 Hubbard.
Lillian Theis. 92l6 Ohio.
Irma Phillips. 1928 fireman.
Virginia Fritz. 1881 Joan
Helen WsJey, 1904 Military.
Virginia Mckenzie. 6eo6 l2-Mile. Center
Line.
Elsin. DsMa ria. s 5ss. L AXE, t,si,.
Helen Knapp. 1851 Frederick,
Marion Lavanway, 1880 Tuller.
Lois Lee, e43 Osborn place.
Esther Combs. 1856 stockton.
Ernestine Blue, 232 South Summit.
Ada Beaver. $500 Delmar.
Margaret Mumford, 1890 East Grand Blvd
virgieen West, 1859 Clinton.
Marie williamson, 1855 Antietam.
Texana Hollis, 1881 Antietam.
Clarice Kaska. 1880 Greendale.
Raphael Gagnon. 1923 Chandler, Hncolr
Eva Robinson, 1884 o'connor. Alien PIX
Martha Donaldson, 1880 Eighth, Ecorse.
Merle McCray. 12747 Conway.
Dorothy Nepon, 3702 Harper.
Micky Stephens, 3l1 Harper.
Sophie Kacy, 1914 Brandon.
Margaret Larden, 1888 Clairmount
Marian schewe. 11s Davenport.
Catherine Zimmerman, 1909 Pelkey.
Gloria Lawrence. 1885 Longacre.
Nina Cssr. GAO Globe.
Ida Walker 1880 Atkinson.
Alice Harfst, 16l64 Princeton.
Jean Endres, 53s Pleasant, Birmingham.
Josephine sinatra, 1920 Blackmoor.
Ruth Morse, $500 Liddesdale.
Annette Woods, 155 Highland. Highland
Park.
Marion Pients. 2Io2s Ecorse road, Dear
born.
Estelie Hickey. 1852 W. Jefferson, Ecorse
Irene Lewis. 1897 Melville.
Elizabeth Hodge. IS Elton, Ecorse,
Kathleen Haughton. ss Stevens. Highland
Charlotte Erhard. 72s Devillen, Royal Oak.
Margaret Bruton. 9s5 Alberta, Ferndale.
Leila Maybe. $500 Baldwin.
Hestergene Jones, 25444 southwick. Red
ford.
Norma slocum. es17 Meyers road ttwins)
Ella Bender, 1889 Fourteenth.
Mary Rczynski. 647e Plainview.
Dorothy Childers. 1878 Navarro.
Izora May. 1871 Fleming.
June Mcleod. 1905 Coplin.
Mildred Draper 1909 Corners
Margaret O'Brian, 1881 Essex
Harriet McPhail, 1919 Washtenaw. era
Vera Breight. 2ls East Grixdals.
Eleanor CHLOE 34el Hurlbut.
Annie Clawson, 632 Field.
Dorothy Lombardo, 5131 Cooper.
Marie Buigarelis, 1922 Minden
Mary vslliere. 1888 So Clair.
Lola Williams. 1928 Hillger.
Martha Wilson. 1871 Alma.
Lorraine Pomarski 1860 Ardmore ttwins)
Irma Flick. 10957 Craft
Marion Bigwood, 2056i Buffalo.
Rose Battaglia 1928 East Lafayette.
Anna Flsnick, 1914 steel.
Florence Bowman. s714 81. Paul.
Jean Paterson, 1922 Turner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Barron S Index
Shows Decline

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Physical
volume of business in the week
ended August 8 declined to 1884
from 1886 in the preceding week
according to Barron's Index. adj
'justed for long-term industry and
population growth. A year ago
this index was 1898.
Barron's Index, without adjust
ment for long-term trend, was
147.8 in the week ended August
Is, compared with 1880 in the
preceding week and 1892 a year
ago.
Both indexes are corrected for
normal seasonal changes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

lLAPINSKI-Jennie, beloved sister OF Mrs.
blanche Wagner, Frank. stephen. John
and Phil Funeral from l.. T. sooocinsh
Funeral Home, 51H McDougah, corner
Farnsworth. Monday. $3.50 20 st. Hyacinth
Church at 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Oil Producers
Seek State Land

LANSING, Aug. Ia (UP).-
The conservation commission will
be asked TO make an additional
$4,000 acres of state land avail
able for oil leasing by wildcatters
at its meeting at the Higgins Lake
training school Monday, Commits
sion Secretary Wayland Osgood
said today.
Offering of the land was re-
quested by producers as a part OF
their program TO find additional
oil in Michigan TO meet the grow
ing Eastern demand. Most Of the
land is located in Clare. Crawford
and Roscommon counties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
DIVORCES

Delphlne Hoel from Paul
Lillian Tovatt from willard
Veronica Primrose from william
Theresa Hogan from Jesse.
Marie Gordon from James,
John Facione from Ethel
June Lowther from Ernest.
Irene Sullivan from Ralph
Alphonso Parrish from garvie
Rollin willis from Vera.
lLionei Barger from Sylvia
Margaret Nusz from David.
Ina Cornfoot from Walter.
Eliza Smith from william.
Zelda Schmitt from John.
Ernestine Cain from Robert
Minnie Fryer from Ellis
Henry Duckworth from Lillian.
Richard Hill from Annie.
June LaRose from Louis,
Ann zaitaA from Stsriry-
Sarah Alice Parker from BufOfd Euge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

COOLS-Achlel. OF 5O57 University Place,
beloved husband OF Mary (nee Van Loo) ;
dear father OF Mrs. Louise Lambrecht.
Albert. LILLIAN, Harold. Mrs. Lorider
Mouton: dear son OF Mrs. Julia cools;
dear brother Of Ernest. Florent. Mrs. Emily
Yer Valcke Mrs. Julia Ide, RIM, Julius
and Mrs. Mary Versichele and grand
children Funeral from Van Lerberghe
Funeral Home l3340 Z. Warren. corner
Lakeview. Monday morning at $3.50 and
ST. Mathews Church At 1900. Rosary
Sunday al 500 p. m Interment Mt. FL
lott. Member OF Belgian-American Cen
.tury Club ana ST. Charles Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

For the Tnside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
DEATHS

Mary sivick. eOs7 Van court, 81
George Waskan 17221 Hsaly, IS.
Forrest H s ,seBg; h l5lo7 Brwocd' s.
Robert J. Hinchcliffe. $500 West Vernon,
SIS.
Joseph Beno. 1909 Trenton. So.
Albert Louis Patcha, Cincinnati, O., 20.
Anna Horowitz. 1873 Hardwood, 50.
Herman Wolvoyits, s420 Dearborn, SO.
Rosa Tubbs, 422 West Savannah, IS.
Hanna Drake. AGA Brush. 50.
Hester v. Forney, $3.50 Twenty-fourth.
Lucy Peoples. 1904 East Fort. Al.
Peter worslo. 1909 ciippert, so.
Josephine szczepanski. 1876 Charest, 49,
Edna L. Miller, 1887 Roosevelt, IS.
John Friehette, e225 Vermont, so.
Js s'q RrseRef ssss N sst rSs
Otto Hafele, 1888 Helen, 81
Carl Gallessi, 574s South Telegraph. Dear
James Judge. 27si1 Lahser road. BIrmins
Cora Jean Mcdaniel. 2445 West Hancock
| month.
Martin Mendlewski 1897 East Garfield. 81
Frances Polcyn, 2247 East Garfield, 10.
sophia Jezewski 1880 Mansfield, IS.
Marlette cloutier Hartland. Mich, 80
Theodore Wachowicz, 1852 East Ferry. II
Adelaide II. Scanlon, 1874 West Forest, 50
Frank Nycz, Gas South Luther. 81.
Gordon s. Ferriss, 2i56 Fields, 56.
Samuel Jones. 9s5 Livingston. 81.
Henry Tumblin. 1852 Division, 81.
Ida NJ. Weinhold. 1922 Littleheld. as.
Lloyd Perry. Grsyling, Mich, ~.
Arthur y. Parker. s34 Calumet. 66.
John Henry Poker. 2l52 st. Clair, u.
Alex Freundich, SO East Elizabeth. s..
Joseph Press, 1890 Clifford. 80.
Cecilia Pspciak, 1857 Maine, 80.
MATHS Bulah Burns, $3.50 KeniIworth
Dearhorn.- As.
Henrietta Goodman. sos Colfax, IS.
Florian Huse, 1859 Dallas, rs
william c.. Ray (Reh,, 1880 West Seven
Mile road, Arnold Home. 50.
Mary Jane Hare 1885 Lindsay, 50.
Eleanor A. waggoner. 17400 Bentier, 40
Charles Boyer 1857 Vicksburg. So
Frank Tarno, 479 Jefferson court. ~.
Ignacy Geratowski, 4469 Roosevelt. Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Over the Top
Peerless Pattern Gives
1870 TO War Bonds

The Peerless Pattern Work S
was presented with a Bulls Eye
Minute Man Flag yesterday but
the award did not tell the entire
story.
Far better than the necessary
10 per cent pay roll d d uc o n,
Peerless record for every one OF
Its 140 employees was ID per cent
of the total pay roll deducted for
purchase of war bonds.
Mayor Jeffries' presented the
flag and the plan was put into
effect by the Association of Quail
fled Life Underwriters.