davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
Spanija i Turska iZme-
dju djavola i debe-
log mora.
(Nastavak sa /. strane.'

(Nastavak sa l. strane.)
je takvo "osiguranje" dobio i cd
svojih krvolocnih kolega, gangste-
r., Hitlera i Mussolini-a, ali pre-
ko svega toga Franko mobilizuje
spaniju i preti da &c Sc protiviti
prodiru ma sa koje strane on do
sac. l da &c tai zlikovac Frankie
primiti pomoc ma CHE strane pro-
tiv one koja Sc usudi da prva pro-
Dire iii osvoji ma koji deo njenih
poseda.
Turska Sc "a "demokratije' od-
redjenije izrazila pre- spanije, da
&c Sc of1a jako odupreti nacistic-
kim hordama ako sc Hitler resi-
da ma nju navali da bi Sc doee-
pao "Ostena" da tako ugrozi po-
lozaj "demokratija' Siriji, Ira
ku. Iranu i Indiji, kao i Suez Ka-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
"Smrtni poljubac" "a
kOnvenciOnalni ka-
pitaliZam.
(Nastavak sa |. strane.)

listicke izrabljivace, braneci "de-
mokratiju,' jer, rece on, "sloboda
odabiranja cini Ameriku druk-
COM" On je time hteo reel da
vladina namera ide pravcem CUB
ljenja "slobode odabiranja," da &c
dani kspitalista morati proizvo-
diti ono sto mu zakon naredi it'd.
Toboz braneci svoje sitnije ko-
lege, kapitaliste, Fuller je prepo-
rueio svoj "jedinstveni" plan ka-
ko vlada moze doci do naknad-
nih 100000 radnika bez da kon-
centrise proizvodnju u ruke ma
mine, a tai njegov plan nije MIS-
ia drugo doll otrcani zahtev cele
svetske plutokratije "a sve vece
izrabljivanje radnika. l sta misli-
te, tai "branioc" demokratskih
prava trazi da Sc obezakone strai-
kovi! Takva nedoslednost da u
jednu ruku govori u korist "slo-
bode odabiranja' a drugu ko-
rist zabrane radnickih prava, mo-
ze dolikovati samo plutokratu.
Ali nj suze ma lieu tog pluto
krate koje on lie radi svoje sit
nije bratije nisu prave vec su to
krokodilske suze. Ia vec odavno
zemaljska plutokratija bori Sc pro-
tiv svih prepreka koje su joj do
danas razni federalni zakoni po-
.stavljali ma putu sve veceg guta-
MIA malih riba. l ona je uspela
da prebrodi sve te roliticke pre-
preke sa zakonom prometne vred-
nosti. Danas preovladjuje krupna
industrial, tojest, ona dominira sa
svom kapitalistickom ekonomijom
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
Sa veCerinke.
New York. N. Y

U subotu Z. novembra mas je O.
granak priredio prvu vecerinku o.
We sezone.
Posjeta nije bila brojno onakva
kakvu mi zasluzujemo, posto mi
uvijek saljemo dobar broj poziva.
Ali mi cemo nadalje nastavitl
sa jos vecim radon jer smo jako
uvjereni da cemo jednog dana do
biti radnike owe okolice ne samo
"a nase zabave nego i "a nase
principe - "a Proletersku Revo-
luciju, "a koju svrhu mi prize
djujemo nase zabave.
Drug Jelusic nam je odrzao
kratku pozdravnu rijec znacaJu
Ruske Revolucije Sta ona "a mas
znaci.
Da bi prihod bio veci slijedeci su
prilozili u raznoj hrani: E. Vuko-
tic, D. Bezbrodica, F. Rack, E. De-
kovic, J. Bondulic, A. Frantin, B.
Radov, J. Resanovic, N. Frantin,
dok je drug J. T. Evanic darovao
cvijece.
Cist prihod bice preko $4,000.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
Sa vecerinke.
Milwaukee, Wis.

Ma Is. oktobra mas Klub Rad
nicke Borbe odrzao je vecerinku
sa raznim igrama. ma kojoj sc po-
red kolaca i KATE servirala ukus-
ma vecera.
A nagrade igracima? A! To "a
ista bjese nesto! Ne samo da bic
hu vrednosne prakticne nego
vrlo lijepe = krasan mnogobroj-
nj rucni rad.
Predzadnja prostorija drustve-
nog stana leila je ma cart shop
sa krasno izlozenim rucnim ra-
dom.
Nema sumnje da je tim ma
gradama bio skopcan veliki napor.
A da bi Sc postigao zeljeni rezul-
tat, nasa grupa pozrtvovanih
vrednih drugarica planirase ra-
disc mjesecima unapred oko tin
nagrada. Neka wise, neka mamie,
dok neka opet, kao drugarica Ca
pic, uradise wise nego svoJ dlo.
Jedno $ drugim rezultati planira-
nog rada bjehu vanredno dobrl.
Sliiedeci drugovi drugarice u
cestvovase izradnji i poklonu
darova:
Ana Vidakovic, Rose J. Caplc,
M. Kelenic, Rose Weber, A. suprl-
ma, T. Pacovski, Julia Temin, n.
Popovic, M. Golubie.
u kolacima drugoj hranl:
M. Kelenic, Rose j J. Caplc, l.
Pacovski, M. Brlas, A. Vldakovlc'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
IsPRAvKA;

U proslom broju RADNICKE
BORBE rubrici Socijalisticko
Reseto pod naslovom "Tako, da
te bolje znamo." u prvom para
grafu pri kraju druge recenice
stoji: g.. .dok njihovi momci ri
zikuju svoje zivote da brane same
strajkove. :" a trebalo je biti:
"dok njihovi momci rizikuju svo-
ie zivote da brane same straj ka-
90 I. p.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
Sa vecerinke.
Detroit, Mich.

Ma Is. novembra mas OgranaA
odrzao svoju vecerinku koJa Je
bila vrlo uspesna.
Poseta ie bila cd oko 100 oso-
ba Vecera, koju su spremile cla-
nice Ogranka Kluba Radnicke
Borbe, bila je ukusna ma vreme
servirana.
Nakon vecere drug J. Curullc
ie pozdravio goste rece nam da
Sc priblizuje cas- kada ce celia rad
ricka klasa videti da je ona two
rae celog zemaljskog bogatstva
da ie njezina duznost da ustane
organizovana politicki i industrl-
ialno kako to uci S. l.. P, da
uzme sve sto Moi pripada, da ta-
ko spreci ovo ubijanje radnicke
klase koje Sc vrsi pod krvolocnim
kapitalizmom, da Sc ma mesto
sredstava "a ubijanje razaranje
proiZvode samo sredstva "a uziva-
ME svog sretnijeg oslobodjenog
radnog covecanstva.
Nakon pozdravne reel drug Co
tic je apelovao ma prisutne da prl-
loze u novcu. Sledeci Sc njegovom
pozivu odazvase;
Mr.. Mrs. Walbridge $500, J.
A. Sekulic $500, L. A. Kapeta-
movie $500, N. N. $3.50, M. Ma
ry Kovac 1925, NJ. Belle 1925, B.
Curulic $500, P. Cotic $500, A..
Sim $500, Katica Boberic $500,
Paulina T. Martinovic $500, l.
Elieff $500, Ana Pavlecic $500, F.
Trohas $500, T. Marijanovic $3.50,
J. curulic $1.50, T. Stepanoff ST.
90, J. Horwath $500, A. Undjijeff
$1.OO, Joseph Horwath Jr., $1.00,
J. Jovicic $1.OO, M. Stankoff ST.
90 A. Koss $1.00, A. La Fleur ST.
90, 1. Penceff $1.OO, Emilia Nj
kolic $1.OO, B. Desnica $1.00, w.
Sable $1.O0, Mary Sauer $1.OO, I.
Stanceff $1.00, Katie Premo $1.00,
T. Gramatikoff $1.00, S. Cizma-
sevie $1.OO, S. Ganceff $1.00, J.
Mesie $1.O0, G.. Fradel $1.00, M.
Mihalic $1.OO, C. Macy $1.00, p.
Vracarevic $1.OO, Mary B. Slepce-
vic $1.OO, J. Crkvenac $1.0O, P.
Bogdanovic $1.0O, A. Chenoweth
$1.OO, P. Stojanoff $1.00, Joseph
Horwath Sr., $1.00.
u hrani:
Mrs. Walbridge, Mrs. Vera La
Fleur, Margaret Curulic.
U raznim stvarima:
G. scerovic, Mara Curulic, Ma
ry B. Slepcevie, Ana Crkvenac,
Mary Kovac, P. Vracarevic, Ana
Sekulic, Bara Cotic.
Ogranak sc svima prilagacima
najlepse zahvaljuje.
Cist prihod sa owe vecerinke
jeste $167.86.
Ana Crkvenac, dop.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
Sa vecerinke.
Akron, O.

U nedelju, 4. oktobra, mas je O.
! granak odrzao svoju vecerinku,
koja je bila uspesna svakom
pogledu. Pored muzike igre,
muski kuvari posluga SUI bill
najveci izvor razonode smeha.
= jer su radi neiskustva u ovom
sporadicnom zanimanju bill dos
ia nezgrapni svaki njihov pok-
ret doprinosio komicnoj situaciji,
koja je davala povoda nasim is
kusnim drugaricama da Sc smeju
razonode.
! Cd osobitog interesa bese 60
| vor druga L. Stefanovica, CHA Sc
sustina poglavito odnosila ma po-
trebu organizacije revolucionar-
ne naobrazbe, sto mas moze jedino
ospcsobiti da uspesno obavimo
svoju istorijsku zadacu, maine da
oborimo kapitalisticki sistem pljae-
ke, lazi podvale, koji Sc, cd sa-
de- pa do revolucije, moze odrzati
samo unistenjem radnickih zivota
spustanjem radnika u sve to cr-
ME nepodnosljivije ropstvo. Ia
tim je ucinio APPEL ma drugarice
da Sc organizuju Klub Radnicke
Borbe. Njegov govor je sa oduse-
vljenjem primljen, cd prisutnih.
Nakon govora je obavljena ko-
lekcija i sledeci su prilozili:
Drugarica Bogic $1.0o, N. Ru-
Tic $500, J. Mitie $500, L. Ste
! fanovie $500, J. Arbet $500, S.
Babic $500, Simo Dadovic $1.OO,
R. Bible $1.OO, N. Coric $500, T.
Malivuk $500, Z. Malivuk $500,
S. Simic $500, M. Kapic $500, j.
Tesie $500, K. Saleak $1.00, J. Pa
lacek $500, S. Antunovic $1.00,
J. Stefanovic $2.O0, M. Stepanov
s1.OO, E. Coric $1.OO, E. Jovano-
vic $500, N. Marinoff $1.00, Geo.
Kristoff $1.O0, Tinka Kristoff ST.
90, F. Bozic $1.O0, Halaeek $500,
X. Kapic S1.00, Rosa Simic $500,
Marta Corie $500, S. Dadovic $3.-
90, P. Kristoff $1.00, E. Galko
s1.0O i K. Besser $500.
Naknadno skupljeno $2.05.
Celokupan prihod sa owe vece-
rinke iznosi $81.05.
Sledece su drugarice poklonile
u kolacima: J. Stefanovic, M. Ba-
bic, B. Dadovic, K. Kapic M.
Ruzic, ma sto i'm Sc Ogranak maj
uctivije zahvaljuje.
Neka prime nasu zahvalnost Jo-
vanka Dadovic mali drug Nikoff,
koii su svirali ma vecerinki IL
obazrivosti prema organizaciji
zelji njihovih roditelja, nisu pri-
mill nikakvu nagradu "a svoj trud.
N. R., dopisnik.
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n ASI DOPISI.

Rose Weber, A. suprina, Julia
Shliht, Hilda Munik.
U novcu:
Ch. Slavujevic $500, TIL. Kar-
lovic $500, M. Brlas $1.00.
Neka je svima imenovanim, kao
i ostalim koji doprinijese uspjehu
owe afere u ime Kluba Radnicke
Borbe drugarska hvala.
Cist novcani prihod iznosi STA
80.
T.. p, dop. Kluba.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26
BROKE 0 ODOSELJENISTVU.

Broke nedavno obijelodaniene
sa strane Ureda Cenzusa pokazu-
ju da stranorodjeno bijelo puCan-
stvo Sjedinjenih Drzava poslo je
dole "a 1873 po sto izmedju 1880
1910. U 1880 stranorodjeni broji-
Ii su 1888, ,405, sacinjavajuci 1877
po sto pucanstva; dok 1910 tai
je broj pao ma 11,419,138 OF po
sto.
Broi stranorodjenih il svih ze-
MALTA osim Austrije, Madjarske,
Turske IL Evropi Turske All
il podjednako je snosio tai manjak
j Ured Cenzusa misli da prividni
porast "a cetiri recene Zemlie po
svoj prilici jest vecinom kao po-
sljedica netacnih izvestaja kod
prijave 0 zemlji rodjenja. Premda
broi urodjenika Italije, Njemacke,
Rusije i Kanade obitavajucih u
Siedinjenim Drzavama bio je sma-
nien, ipak svaka cd spomenute
cetiri zemlje doprinijela je preko
jedan milijun osoba k puGanstvu
cd 1910 cd stranorodjenih bijela-
ca owe zemlje. Italia je prednja-
ella sa 1,623,580 zatim Njemac-
ka sa 1,237,772, Kanada sa 1,044,-
119 tie Rusija sa 1,040,884.
Manjak Cd 1873 po sto strano-
rodjenom bijelom pucanstvu izme-
diu 1880 i 1910 nastao je vecim
dijelom zbog prikrate ma imigra-
ciji kroz ovo desetljece. Emigra-
CHA je nadmasila imigraciju kroz
to razdoblje, jer je bio cisti gu
bitak kroz emigraciju "a $4,000
osoba. Veliki broj mrtvih kod
stranorodjenih jest drugi uzrok
manika, a redovita doba zivota
kod stranorodjenog bijelog pucan-
stva visa je mnogo cd one tn ro-
djenog bijelog pucanstva -
1880 bila ie 44.4 naprama 23.a
dok bi ia po cenzusu cd 1910 is
ia bila cak razlicitija. l kako to
Ured Cenzusa istice, ii. ako sada-
MIA kvota ne bi Sc zakonski pro-
miienila olaksala, sto izgleda da
neee, onda stranorodjeni bijelci
ne bi wise saeinjavali brojcanc
vazni dio naseg pucanstva tamo
kroz 20 iii 80 godina.
I dok je 1873 20 sto bilo mamie
citavog stranorodjenog bijelog pu-
canstva, tai manjak nije bio isti
"a razlicite narodnosne grupe ko-
je sacinjavaju odnosno pucanstvo
Doselienici il zemalja u Sjevero-
zapadnoj Eyropi ii. ia takozvana
"stara imigracija" iscezava brze
nego Ii ostale. U 1880 oni su sa.
cinjavale 26.6 po sto cd stranoro'
djenog bijelog pucanstva, ali !.
1910 tex samo 24.7. Broj urodje'
nika il Srednje Europe ostao je
proporcijalno blizu isti ii. 30.2 t
1880 3O.5 1910, ali broj rodje'
nih Juznoj i Istoenoj Evropi ma
rastao je cd 26.9 do 29.5, u 194(
rodjeno je 14.9 po sto cd strano'
rodjenog bijelog pucanstva ns
kontinentima mimo onoga Cd Ev'
rope. Owe promjene, kako to o.
red Cenzusa donosi, dosle su zboe
wise zivotne dobe doseljenika il
Sjeverne Zapadne Evrope kao
zbog njihovog viseg mortaliteta.
Broke "a Jugoslaviju.
u 1880 bilo je 211,416 osoba U
Sjedinienim Drzavama koje su ka
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Swim posjetiocima i prilagaci-
ma hvala. l dajte opet opet "a
svrhu oslobodjenja cijelog napace-
nog radnog covjecanstva ispod
groznog kapitalizma.
A. F., dopisnik.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-11-26

U 1910 bilo je 331,72O osoba u
Sjedinjenim Drzavama koje su ks-
zale da jedan Cd tri glavna jugo-
slavenska jezika jest njihov maj
Gin jerk. Pc Uredu "a ~Cenzus,
"majcin jerk" oznacuje Sc kso
poglaviti jerk koji Sc govori u
domu jedne osobe "a vrijeme die
tinjstva. Cd tih pax 331, ,720 oso-
ba, 146, 16O in je rodjeno prekn-
ia, $50 bila su djeca rodjena u
America cd stranorodjenih jugo-
slavenskih roditelja; i 10,98O bi-
Ii su rodjeni Amerikanci kao Mi
howl roditelji, ali buduci jugosla-
venskog porijekla, jedan cd jugo-
slavenskih jezika bio je glavnim
jezikom u njihovim domovima kzzi
su isti bill djeca. Slijedeca Ijes+-
vica dat &c vam potanku inforna-
ciju toj taeci. Raniji cenzusi -
ii. oni cd 1920 i 1910 - dali sr
informaciju majGinog jezika "a
prvu drugu generaciju, to jest:
"a doseljenike njihovu djecu ro-
! dienu America, dok cenzus Ia
godinu 1880 dao je takvu infor-
maciju "a prvu generaciju. Cen
zus pax cd 1910 jest prvi koji uk-
ljueuje treeu kao poznije gene
rociia-
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ljaju radnici jedini korisni eae-
menti postojeeeg klasama raztao-
renog nesretnog covecanstva.
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Prostitute "R. B."
'sR AD NICK A b 0 X b A"

'R AID NICKA 30 X B A"
piorer je napretka kulture me
dju radnim narodom!
sR NICKA BIO r B 4"
braniteIj je zastupnik vasih in
teresa!
RAJ NICKA BOR h Az
pobornik je medjunarodne soil
darnosti socijalizma!
DNICKA BOR b A"
vase je glasilo!
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ssRAD NICKA BO R B A"
trn ie q ocima vasih nepriiatetla
j cato lie eni mrze napadalu!
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CENIU MAS UCI STRAJK?
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-15
SENIORS CHOOSE
Y FOR VICTORY

Seniors danced az their last party
as active collegians when they at
tended the enjoyable Senior Bail
Friday evening from TO u o'clock
in the Fred Green Ballroom Of
Charles McKenny Hall
A large white ~" centered the
backdrop. In the "" was a NOR
tarboard on which were the mum.
erals "42".
Music was provided by an ex-
cellent local dance orchestra.
Chaperones were DR.. and Mrs.
James Glasgow and DR.. and Mrs.
Wallace Magoon.
Guests invited included President
John NJ Munson. Dean and Mrs.
E. r. Isbell Registrar and Mrs. c.
P. Steimle. Dean Of Women Susan
B Hill, Associate Dean Frances
Farnham. Dean OF Men and Mrs.
James Brown. DR.. and Mrs. Simon
Fagerstrom, Mr. an Mrs. George
A. Willoughby and Mr. and Mrs
William Brownrigg.
DR.. Leslie A. Butler is the faculty
sponsor OF the senior class.
Miss Barbara Forker, Flint. and
Robert LaRue. Ypsilanti, were CO.
chairmen OF the annual dance.
They were assisted by the follow
ing committees: ticket committee
Miss Geraldine Schroff. Royal
Oak, and Wilbert McKeachie,
Davisburg: floor committee-Miss
Marjorie May. Novi. Miss Joyce
Taylor. Ironwood, and George Raw
son, Manchester: decorations COM
mittee-Miss jeanette Richards.
South Haven. William Parker.
Charleston, and Norman Risk, Pc
tosky.
Programs committee-Miss Ann
Wortley. Ypsilanti, and Royal
Macdonald. Prescott publicity
committee-Miss Merle Dehls. Vim
cennes, Ind, and Mills WILDER.
Grayling: and music committee
Edward Bowles. Detroit, and Miss
Mary Lou Smith. Three Rivers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-15

RITES TODAY
INTERMENT WILL BE IN
WALTON, N. v, AFTER
BRIEF SERVICES

Mrs. Irene Palmer Cruickshank,
wife of Douglas L Cruickshank,
passed away at her home 205 E.
Ainsworth Dr.. Sunday afternoon at
$40 She was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ferris d. Palmer OF near
Walton, n. Y, and was born Dec
3, 1908.
Aug. 90 1884. she was married to
Douglas Cruickshank. son OF Mrs.
Alexander p Seedorff. and for the
past eight years Mr.. and Mrs.
Cruickshank had lived in this city.
Mrs. CruickshanG is survived by
her husband and parents and four
sisters, Mrs. Walden (Lillian)
Craig. Mrs. Ivan (Nellie) Tweedie
and Mrs. Walter (EtheD Hoyt. Wal.
ton, n. Y. and Mrs. Frazier
(Edith) Pager, Newton, n. J.
A short service will be at the
Geer Funeral Home at 430 this
afternoon. Burial will be in Wal
ton. n. Y.
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who had been in the brides
speech department were ushers.
The brides mother. Mrs. Cook.
was in powder blue crepe with
matching lace sleeves, the lace
forming a soft neckline Her el-
bow length gloves were In an at
tractive floral pattern in lie. and
with this costume she wore
tiny white hat and gardenias The
groom 5 mother was in navy sheer
and wore a small navy straw hat.
The bride Is gradual OF
Michigan State Normal Coliese.
Ypsilanti and had laugh. in Has.
-tlnss where she had become very
well known Nj Schoenheide Is
q graduate OF Wayne University
and is now in aeronautical eng
neering department OF Allison
Aviation. branch OF Genera, Mo
tors, in Indianapolis where Mr.
SchoenheiIe live.
There were numerous friends Of
the bride and groom from Detroit
and Hastings. Mr. and Mrs
Schoenheide left for the Smoky
Mountains on their wedding trip
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Campus Events
Large Number Of Alumni at
Annual Banquet at Normal

tors elected were Perry s. Brund,
age. '0s. Dessalee Ryan Dudley,
90, and Clemens P. Steimle. 'O2.
The tables were decorated with
beautiful bouquets of spring flow
ers.
A patriotic note was lent TO the
program by the musical selections
preceding the business meeting.
Miss Elinor Page. Marshall, AZ.
sang The Home Road" Carpenter.
She was accompanied at the piano
by Miss Yvonne Bremen, Fennville,
AZ. The call to the colors was
given with Melvin Giles. Ypsilanti,
as bugler. Professor Haydn Nor
gan, director OF the Conservatory
OF Music. directed group singing Of
The Star Spangled Banner.
Registration and reception pre-
coded the luncheon in the ballroom.
Each class also held an informal
meeting.
The famous Normal School Co
lumbar class OF 1892 somewhat
quieter than in It's college days,
brought IS members back for their
golden anniversary. The members
held an informal reunion in the
womens lounge Of Charles McKen-
ny Hall before the luncheon, visit.
ing. identifying class photographs
and hearing letters from those I'M
able to come TO the reunion. The
bust Of Columbus presented to the
school as the class memorial.
graced the alumni banquet table as
centerpiece.
The roster OF those attending
was: Robert E. Barber, Highland
Park, now as always a leader in
class activities. and Mrs Barber:
Nora c. Babbitt Harsh. Chicago;
Clark l.. Brown and Nettie Nelson
Brown, Grand Rapids: Mrs. Lolita
Ferguson Warner. Ypsilanti; Mrs.
Minnie Garner Kennedy, Detroit,
Mrs. Marjorie Gibson Hinckley,
Benton Harbor: Mrs. Carrie Hardy
Smith. Ypsilanti; Mrs. Eleanor
Hazard Peacock, Detroit; John
C. Howell. Adrian; Mrs Eva jamie
son Diamond and Mr. Diamond,
Detroit; Miss Lucy K. Little, Kala-
mazoo; Mrs. Grace Loomis Strang,
Ypsilanti; Mrs. Mary Lowell Mer.
chant, Jonesville; Miss Belle Par.
dee Dearborn. Mrs Delphine [oor-
hees Baird, Holly, Mich. Mrs. Min.
ME Warner Morrell. Benton Har-
Dor; Frederick r. Gorton. Ypsi.
lanti. The class rendition OF their
lengthy and noisy class yell was a
feature OF the alumni banquet
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Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Past Presidents OF Union Vet
80 for husbands home Of Mrs
E E Ensign.
lpsant Chapter Order OF DeMoay 80 inspection Ann Arbor
chapter will give and Ypsiant chapter the
second. Masonic Temple
Society Church postponed
Past Noble Grands of Rbekahs o'clock with Mrs
Queen City Pythias last meeting of
o'clock. X Hall.
Ypsanti Ypsilan High School o'clock Carver
Center
TUESDAY
John Barnhll Memorial Prospect Park.
Ypslanu Cakns Women Christian Temperance Union 230 az
home OF Mrs. o. NJ Miles
YpslanG Lodge o'clock, Odd Fellow Hall
Capsule OF Mrs George Shamrock
Ypslan Womens Club dinner meet
ing p m, Literary Club House Canteen Food,
Graves. social time and book
by Miss Esabrook Rankin.
Farewell reception for FIR Bernard St. John
Auditorium
WEDNESDAY
Ladies Aid all day meeting home Of Mrs
Charles Hartman Bring food for needy family.
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Hastings Church Scene of
Schoenheide-Cook Wedding

Miss Dorothy Ellen Cook daugh.
ter Of Mrs. May L. Cook. this city.
formerly OF Detroit. was united in
marriage 10 Gerald T. Schoen-
heide. Detroit. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Schoenheide Detroit.
Saturday afternoon al 4:30 in
Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
Hastings. Rev. Donald NJ. Curry
reading the marriage lines The
altar was beautiful with lighted
candles and a profusion OF white
roses and white peonies The
organist played an interesting
program. including Wagner's Lo-
hengrin march.
The bride was gowned in white
waffle pique With many rows Of
white Irish lace insertion She wore
a tiny matching hat With a white
shoulder veil A beautiful gold
and amethyst necklace which had
belonged many years 10 her moth
er and which came from Tiffany's
was a lovely ornament to her cos
tune. White roses, liliss-oi-the-
valley and tiny white snapdrsgons
were tied into her bouquet with
wide white satin ribbon with
streamers hang ns.
Mrs. Harold Jacobson OF Kala-
nazoo attended the bride and wore
light yellow pique gown with
roses OF islet inseption She wore
a small matching hat and roses
and sweetpeas in delicate pastel
shades. effective against the yell
low Of her gown.
Charles SEEKER Detroit. a close
college friend OF the groom was
best man. Two high school boys
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Father of John HadIey
SuCcumbs in lapeer

Benjamin Franklin Hadley. SIS.
postmaster at Hadley for 20 years
and father OF John Hadley. this
city. passed away Sunday OF peri
tonitis in Goodrich Hospital La
peer.
Mr. Hadley had owned and
operated the Hadley telephone ex-
change since 1925. When a bank
in Hadley was being robbed in 1926,
Mr.. Hadley notified authorities in
Lapeer and posse captured the
robbers.
He is survived by his widow.
three children. Mr. Hadley. this
city, Mrs. Erma Glenn. Detroit, and
Mrs. Mayme Moore. Newaygo.
Funeral services will be In La
peer Tuesday.