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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
A Big Year
for Telephone Co.

The Michigan Bell Telephone Com,
pany on December 81 looked back up
on year Of unparalleled demand for
Its service on the one hand, and q
Tightening H lines Of vital supplies on
the other, Spurred by the defense and
war program.
Telephones in service shot to q new,
peak or more than 925 900, an increase
OF about 10000 during dhe year Ma.
terial shortages that were threat
earlier in the year became a reality
tefore its close and the company was
required TO revise its expansion pro-
gram drastically to meet the situation.
Bell system research in the de- vel.
Opment Of substitutes for essential tel.
ephOneS, which started in 1925, waa
invaluable in helping meet the short.
age problem and released some 5000.
600 pounds " various metals for war
armament. The systems smelter sal
vaged large quantities Of metals from
WORKOUT equipment. No substitute,
however, has been developed for COP
per, which was placed under strict
priority. That required the company to
restrict construction late in the year
TO projects absolutely necessary To
provide adequate service and TO rule
out all work representing mere i'm
prOvemenfs. Continued use or old
equipment where possible, defermenk
OF several dial system installa tiona,
and various other measures also were
made necessary.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
New Books in
Public Library

w lndsWept," by Mary Ellen Chase.
The eastern coast of Maine forms the
background for this story that ceR;ers
around WindSwept, the home of the
MarstOn family. An absorbing story
Of tragedy aud cOnflio;, pain and plea
sure, sacrifice and fulfillment-b eauti-
fully written
The Doctors Mayo" by Helen
ClapeSattle. A warm human story Of
three remarkable men, whose lives
span century of medicine, and Of the
world renowned institution they built.
Genesee Fever" by Carl GARNER.
This is Il story of the struggle between
autOcracy and democracy in The early
days of GeneSee county in New York
state. The historical background and
the portrayal of the early settlers
make this an Interesting novel.
Newspaper Days" by Henry Louis
Mencken. Newspaper recOllectiOns by
the author about his early newspaper
days in Baltimore. Mr.. Mencken writes
| his story with relish. In his preface
| he explains that this book Of his ex-
perienceS is true, but with occasional
stretcherS''
Betty Rogers No one could be SO well
qualified 10 tell Will Rogers story as
his wife. Her style is simple and
| Straightforward, admirably suited to
the subject, for, despite his fame, Will
Rogers was an unaSsuming, unpreten-
tiOus man. He might hObnUb with pres
idents and kings, but he never lost the
common touch"
"A Leaf in the Storm" by Yu-t'any
Lin. nOval OF modern China in which
Japanese atrOcilies during their inva-
sion Of China are pictured wildly.
! Running through the book is the story
of Maliin, Il beautiful kind hearted
Young woman and her love for two
men.
| wild is the River" by Louis BrOm-
| field. This is u sOry of the rule Of the
Yankees over captured New Orleans
| during the civil war. Tyranny, thiev-
| ing and explOintati0n were common.
The herO's fiancee arrived by rOwboat
from the gulf after an incredible jour
of the heart. AT the end there il both
tragedy and happiness.
''The New Testament in Basic Eng
| liSh." This is new translation Of the
| New Testament in which the 414,S25
words in the English language have
been reduced to basic English vocab-
ulary Of 1000 words Some of the
worlds foremost bible scholars have
assisted in this new translation during
the past IL years, This version is not
intended to compete with or supple
ment the authorized version. but by its
simple phraSeOlOgy, to mee;' the needs
Of the 10Th century reader who seeks
! to interpret the real meanings Of the
| divine scriptures.
| Your Years in Paradise" by Osa
Johnson. This was the JOhnSOn'S most
daring enterprise, this expedition To
Lake Paradise in the heart Of the
elephant country Of Africa.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Nearly 100000
in Highway Fund

lansing, Jan. 6.-The Michigan
State Highway Department this week
started its 1917 calendar year with =
cash balance uf $500. $3.50.
In Offering tahulatiORs showing fl
uam,iaI operations fur 6he calendar
!sar jurst ended. State Highway Com
missioner G. Donald Kennedy stated
this balance. an increase Of $3.J6o,l0
more than that shown AT the start OF
1911. was made. possible by II planned
economy program looking forward to
l9s
This balancs,." Kennedy said will
bt needed to help finance highways
urgently neezied for oar war prOgrau i.
1t will also permit continuation of
normal highway. funtic0s in addition
e" the regular federal aid program
which will M limited - CONSTRUCTION
.r highways certified ~ essential 10
defense. This is especially important in
viw Of tossibie revenue rrdncttonS
resulting from the tire ratfonlng pre-
gram aud curtailufent of. automobile
production"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
THOMAS A. DAVIS
AGAIN HEADS THE
BALL COMMITTEE

Thomas A. Davis. former mayor of
the ely Of WyandOtte. has again be, II
named chairman of the local PreSi-
dents Birthday Ball COmmitte. post
he has capIbly filled every year since
his election ~ mayor. Although con-
fined To his home by illness for the
past several years, Mr.. Davis has dir
,cted the activities of the committee.
with gIR flying results. The funds Sc
cured. as everyone knows, are used in
the fight against infantile paralysis
throughout the nation. Part Of the
money goes to the Georgia Foundation.
but the larger pOr;iOn remains in the
community in which il is raised.
The method of raising funds will be
the same as i'm former yearS-by dane
Ing. card and thtater parties. and by
the March Of Dimes. which is no small
factor. The March Of Dimes campaign
viii again be dirco Led by Mrs Edith
IHhm
\ meeting of the local committee
was held ut I 80 o'clock last night at
the home of Mr.. Davis. Another meet-
its of the cOmmitte as u whole will
he held in the near future.
As this nation is now engaged in an
about war againS powerful enemies,
IT. preservation of national health is
az utmost Importance. Wyandobe will
80 its part in the campaign, under the
C.!'able leadership of Mr.. Davis
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
FIRE RECORD
IN WYANOOTTE
FOR YEAR 1871
The following is report Of fires for
the year Of 1911 in WyandO .te, pre-
pared by Chief Gustav Anselm:

The following is report Of fires for
the year Of 1911 in WyandO .te. nre-
pared by Chief Gustav Anselm:
Total alarms received, 319.
Total loss on property. $23,453.
Total lOSS on cOntt nts, $1S,+69.
Total loss on property and con ents.
S4l,922.
Total value Of property involved.
$1O6.SJ7.
Total value of contents involved,
S3l6,o1
Total value of property and contents
involved. $l,023,O67
Total amount Of insurance ON Droner
~, $3tS.j9O.
Total amount Of insurance Oh con
tents, $116uJO.
To al amount Of insurance on Dro-
perry and contents, $4S4 $40.
False alarms received, 80.
Loss on property for year 1910, S.
ISL.
Loss on contents for year 1910. Sc
40. Total $14,S26.
Alarms received for year 1910, 234 ::
1911. 319.
out of town calls for year 1910, s :;
1911. IL.
Rescue calls for year 1910. s; l941,
II.
Loss on property for year 1910. SS,-
Isl 1911, $23.+j3.
Loss OH con entS for year 1910. So
~: 1911. SIS, 469.
Insurance on property for year 1910,
$3I3.O49: 1911. $36S. $50.
Insurance on contents for year 1910.
$50 800: 1911. $116,05O.
Value uf property involved for year
1910. $1,0l3,556.2j; 1911, $7O6,SJ7.
Value of contents involved for year
1910. S203. Sc}1 40: 1871. $316,S1O.
False alarms for year 1910, SO; 1871,
Sc.
Box calls for ysar 1910. -: 1871.
SIS.
Telephone calls for year 1910. 40;
1871. 22l.
Still alarms for year 1910. IL: 1871
a.
Police calls for year 1910, l; 1911, /.
Feet Of ladders raised for year 1910.
~; 1911, LIS.
Miles travelled for year 1871: Ia
France truck, 157: Seagrave No. =
us; Seagrave No. ), 224; aerial OH
wheels. l3l; aerial motor, 40; rescue
J13
Gasoline and oil used for year 1871
for all fire department equipment
gasoline, Lott gals: oil. 10 gals.
Chemicals uSed for year 1941: Foam
ite. engine company No. 1, 212 gals.
outside. refillS. fOtlmite, 45 gals; soda
NJ Il 81
and 3. 40 gals: SOda and acid outside
refilks. 33. gals.
Fire inspections for No. l, > and q
districts: Apart mentS. 49, business
places, IN; churches, 81 nan,factnr-
ing places. = schools. IA; theaters, 3:
re-lnSptctiOnS, s; recommendations. >
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Income Tax
Information

Who must file a return! Every sin
gle person having gross income Of
$50 or more: every married person.
not living with husband or wife. and
having IL gross income of $3.50 or
mOrx and married persons living with
husband or wife. who have an aggre-
CAT? gross income Of Sl.5OO or more.
When must returns he filed: For
The calendar year 1911. on or before
March Is. 1872 For he fiscal year.
on or before the 10TH day Of the third
month following the close Of the fisca !
year.
Wlsrp and with whom must income
tax rpiNTIlS be- filed? In the Internal
revenue district in which the person
lives ,or has his chief place of bnsi-
ueSs. and with the collector Of Internal
revenue
How does one make Out his Income
tax relurn: BY following the detailed
instructions given OH The income tax
blanks. Form 1910 and Form lo4oA
lOptional simplified fOrm'
Whor ia the tax rate? A normal lax
If I ls.r cent on the amount Of the net
income in excess Of the allowable Gre
dis against net income (perSOrEll ex-
rmption. credits for dependents. inter
ST OH obligations Of the Untted States
and is instrumental lities and earned
income credit in the computation OF
rhe normal tax net income; and u
graduated surtaI on the amount Of net
anonrs- in excess Of the allowable ere
dits personal exemption and credit
for dependents, sgsinst net income in
lie computation 0f the surtax net in
COME.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Extrems Geld
Leads to Fires

Two fires, due in part TO the ex
treme cold weather occurred in Wy.
andOtte early In the week.
The residence Of Miss Christine
Gray, 223 Oak street, caught fire al
IL ~ Tuesday night. An Overheated
furnace pipe set fire to a partition.
and the resulting damage by fire and
smoke and water amounted to about
$1,000. Firemen from Company No. /
responded to the alarm and kept the
fire from spreading
Monday afternoon at 3 :55 O'Clock, an
exploding oil stove in the Flock car
pet cleaning works On Second street
caused considerable damage. The Office
of the cleaning establishment as well
as the Schmidt Brewing Company
warehouse in the same building, oper-
ated by Harry Rifenburgh, were bad
~ damaged by smoke
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Council Dolngy
Tuesday NIGH

The WyandOtte Taxpayers ASSOcia
tiOn sent III communication, express
ing its qualification over the appoint.
ment Of Mayor Louis w. Benin as q
member of the committee that is seek
eminent.
The League Of Clubs submitted a
form for a charter amendment thai
would govern the appointment of a
public recreation commission, and ask
ed that the amendment be placed on
the ballot at the election next April
The petition bore the names OF over
100 individuals. 1t was referred t.
the city attorney and city clerk.
The Police and Fire Commission re
ported that ii would be unable to com.
ply with the Councils request in re-
gard TO parking hours for several rea-
sons 1t would probably be- impossible
TO secure the steel necessary for new
signs; and, due 10 defense assignments
the time required by police TO look N
ter the latter work.
General bills tOtaling IS, $50 .2G
truck hire Of $1J9.25, pay rolls of S..
1880 were approved for payment.
Associate Justice of the Peace Ar
thur Decker was authorized to per.
form, and receive pay for, additional
service, imposed upon him by the i'll
ness If justice Roy CoOmer
The Police and Fire Commission was
instructed 10 comply with the provi
SiOns Of the firemen's act OF the 1041
Legislature. regarding the hOnrs I'd
employment Of firemen in the city
The legality Of the act will probably
be challenged in court. tut It's prOvi-
siOns will be followed until the matter
il settled
The bid Of The George r. Gentle
Motor Sales TO supply five Plymouth
motor cars for the police department
for net cost m 81 .9S5 after allow
ance for trade-in cars, was accepted.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Mass to Be Offered
for Men in Service

The Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass will
he offered at 10 am. nexr Sunday
january ii, III 81. JOSeph'S church for
the men of this community. who have
been or will lat called into the service
and for their families.
This sunday is celebrated Nv the
Catholic church as the Feast of the
Holy Family and the members of the
81. Vincent de Paul Society. who have
requested this mass. felt il an ammo.
pirate time to petition from God graceS
ana blessings on boys called TO the
service of their country.
That the day has been we'll chosel,
Tor hhiS mass is evidenced by the fol.
lowing quotation from the Catholic
MlSSal: TN hlle humble hOa,se of Noz-
areth. JtSuS' Mary and Joseph sancti
ftd their family life by the exercise
81 the domestic virtues. There tn \
prstlced charity. mutual HELM. re-
Spet't and obedience. Them also they
always found joy and peace i'm medi-
tation and prayer in common. Renedict
Nv. wishing To secure for Souls the
blessings flowing from meditation on
the virtues of the Holy Family and
from their imitation. extended the
least To tht whole church"
souvenir card will ht, distributed
to each person III attendance AT the
mass
NJ : 30 in the afternoon the new
lL'gs vt i'F st. JO~ephs troop Of the
Roy Scouts will DE blessed. after
which new members will be received
into the Holy Name Society.
BenedictiOn M the blessed sacrament
will then be given and during bene
Gictioh prayers will be said for tbc
men III the service and their families.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Lsfkowicz Held
for Investigator

Joseph LefkOwicZ, 41-year old resi-
dent VI S23 VinewOod avenue. was ar
rested last Friday by Detective Joseph
McCrea and PatrOlman Ralph Juchartz
on suspicion of grand larceny. The
man was turned over to The Dea rbOrn
police.
Action was taken after it had been
reported that IRfkOwicz had many
auto p;IrS in his possession.
Ii Was recently discovered that mil
lions az dollars worth OF parts had
been stolen from the Ford Motor Com
pany during he past few years
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH,

The MOrgen GOttesdienSt, 9:15 am.
Sunday school CLASSES, y: 30 am.
Divine service, 1915 am
ByeniDg service, 80 pm.
Rev. C. j. Krahnke will conduct the
morning services. He viii speak on tha
epistle reading for the first Sunday J.
after Epiphany, Romans IL, Is: The
Life Surrendered unto God" Rev n.
A. HeSsier will conduct the evening
service, continuing the series OF medi.
tatiOns in the life OF Jonah. This Sun.
days topic is: 'The Miraculous Pre-
servatiOn." -
On Tuesday Of nex-week, pm,
the adult class will meet for inStruc-
tiOns in Christian fundamentals. AZ
80 pm, the Junior Walther League
will meet.
On Wednesday. q: 30 pm. the Sum-
day school teachers institute wih be
held.
Thursday. $50 pm. the Board Of
Education will meet At 80, the latf<
les choir and THE male chorus will
meet for rehearsal .~
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Schools in Readiness
for Air Raids

AT the Board Of Educa ton meeting
Monday night, Superintendent F. w
FroStH reported that detailed rules OF
procedure for schools. during air raid
emergencies, had been prepared, sub
Ject TO approval by the city defense
committee
remission was given the Junior Red
cross Society TO solicit funds in the
schools
employment Of "One-haf a teacher
Tor vocational training program, in
addition to the present staff, was au-
thOrized. No surgical operation is con-
templated. The other half of the teach
er VIII be paid from federal fund.
Bills tOtalmg $10,695.33 were ap-
proved for payment.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Proclamation

Whereas our nation has been
Forced into Il war to preserve all
that We hold sacred in our demo-
criilc way Of living. and
WAereas. one Of the front lines
ofN defense in this greag war is
The lTOttCtiOn IF orr civilians both
m"r:llfy and physically. and
whereas. the WyandOtte DE
Tense Council in seeking the moral
and physical prOtec. ion Of our
community requires the voluntary
assistance If all patriotic citizens
an forming such line IF defenStA
and
whereas. the citizens of our city
nave repeatedly expressed the M
selves ~ eager TO serve in the civ
liian defense ID their community
iir one way or another. therefore
Re p HesOlved. that the week Of
January 12-I6 be set aside in Wy
andntte as CIVILIAN DEFENSE
;RfE ESTRATiON WEEK and that
all citizrns h urged to volunteer
their services 'hOtgh regis ration.
l. w. REHM Mayor.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Holy Name Society
Reorganization

Next Sunday the Holy Name Society
of 1t. Patrick church will be formally
reOrganized. There will be commun-
ion mass AT $3.50 am. instead, f z
O'clock as heretofore. The committee
on reorganization has arranged for Il
breakfast and smoker after the mass.
following which John w. Babeock.
chief assistant United States district
attorney. will deliver an address on the
subject Catholic Action"
Over 175 meH have already ioined
the reorgan ized society
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
FIRE LOSS TOTALED s5.5S5
IN CITY LAST MONTH

Total loss by fire in the city during
the mOTt Of December was SJ.JS5:. "
which amount $3.165 WAS on property
aIrl 81 $50 OH contents
Total value " property and con
tents involved was $37.17a This was
covered by s1S.6e Of insurance.
A toal Of NJ alarms were answered,
10 by company No. ]. ny No. >. and
2 by No. 3.
Classification VI fires for December
was as follows: Autos &. apartments
l. Easements |. business places 1,
dwellings g. false alarms 3. grass 9
sheds I.
Fire department vehicles ira veleS =
distsnre Of III miles during ihe fxoatn
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Brief Brevities

me first child born in Wyandoyte
curing 1912 arrived at the WyandOtte
General hospital ut ) 30 am. January
l. The babe is son. the parents Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Murray Of Wyan-
dot -
New patrUlnen added to the Wyan-
dutjp police force are Marion Jexcuski
of l413 Oak street; John Franklin
lIeDdel. l2S North drive; Eugene l.
Dawson, 40 Riverbank. and Stanley
Ra ynski, 434 Orchard street
I1ceatiOn Director Ben Yack re
PORTS skating at the following public
Kinks: st. John and Fifth: Alfred and
Highland; VinewOOd and Nineteenth
Twelfth and North Line; Central and
sixth; Burrell slip In the rear Of the
Wyandntte General hospital.
\ farewell party was given by thu
Forest Athletic club Saturday night
for members about to leave for service
ia he army. The hOnoreeS were Ralph
Stt>Sen, of 344 Orchard street; Eugene
.Iaworsl1i, 4SS Seventh street Stanley
DunE.eck. of 163 Orchard street, and
William SilvaSsy. Of 1854 Third street
Thus far. 10 members Of the club have
emf red the military service Of Uncle
SAM.
Three embryo aviatOrS from New
Zealand who are receiving their ele
mcntary training at rhe Crosse lie nav
al base. were entertained on New
Years day 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Farley. of 3631 Fourth street. The mel
were Ashley FOubister. Jeffrey Dixon
and James Bowles.
Private IiCdpori Patehin of Oak
street. from Camp Livingston. la. has
hren spending the week here, Oh fur
Io''sh- 4
Mrs Harry Farley, Of 2631 Fourth
stret, il entertaining her mother
AIRS +. = HOunSOme of Barrie. Ont
The WOmens Union OF the First
Presbyterian church will hold bust
ness meeting next Wednesday after
noon
Chapter Az. P.E.O. will have birth
Eiy party ut its meeting next We'd
ntS,lay Mrs Helen McCandleSs will be
hostess for he occasion.
Mr. aud Mrs Carl Jackson Of Third
%>treet are the happy parents Of nine
pound baby boy. horn at the Wyan
dUt.a General hospital january 4.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Ralph Talcott
Struck by Ca'

Ralph :. Talcutt, the efficient sec
letary in the Office of City Engineer
L. W. Liddle. is in WyandV,te General
hospital. suffering from injuries sus
tanned Monday night.
Mr. TalcOtt had been attending a
Int citing of the Civilian Defense Com
miItee. i'll the city hall. He started Il
return home at 9 80 O'Clock when, in
crossing the intersection of Biddle and
Supp riOr. he was struck down by a
,.asSing automobile.
At the WyandV te General hospital
yesterday morning. his condition was
reported favorable for recovery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
New Officers of
Masonic Ledge

Wyando'te lodge, No. 10, F. and A.
NJ. has installed the following officers
WOrshipful master, Charles w. Del.
Del; senior warden, Louis III. MOehr;
junior warden, Lawrence w. MURRAY;
treasurer, Thomas +. Benjamin; SEC.
rotary, Edward Haas; senior deacon,
J. Harry Earley; junior deacon. QUEEN
tin +. Davis; senior steward, william
II. q. Wishart; junior steward. WILL
lam =. Gerstmeyer; associate senior
steward, j. Ralph Wagner; associate
junior steward, John f. You'd; chap
lain. Warren +. Hall; tyler. John Il.
Roberts.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Larss lncrsass in
Tslsphe'n!s Use

Al the first Of January, the Michigan
Bell Telephone Company had e4,2Oi
telephones in service in Detroit and
immediate suburbs, representing .
gain Of 5,7l7 during the month OF DE.
cember and Of t., S92 during 1871, ac.
cOrding TO company officials.
Michigan Bell had go. 2S1 company.
owned telephones in operation through.
out the state at the first OF this year
a gain of SAT- during December and
OF 11O,S23 for 1911. The Increase for
the past II months set record and
compared with an increase Of "a 907
during 1910. company Officials said.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
CALENDAR OF THE :
INSTITUTE OF ARTS

Sunday. Jan. II. 2:3O pm, lecture,
The Art OF JeffersOn's Day" by Joyce
Black Gnau. $50 pm, world adven-
ture series lecture. Caracas and Yen>
ezuela." by Julian Bryan. gH m
Tuesday. Jan. ID, 8 pm. lecture.
Different Ways OF SEEING" by Mia
beth II. Payne s 80 pm, world ads
venture series lecture. Our Mexican
Adventure" by Sullivan G. Richard
Sou.
Thursday. Jan. II. S 80 pm, lec-
ture, Mystery Cities Of the Aayss,"
by Marion Leland Heath.
Friday. Jan. Is. $50 pm, lecture,
Medieval Mysticism: Paris and Ar
ras." by Adele COulin Weibel.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS

The United States Civil Services
Commission announces the following
open competitive examinations in the
ordnance service. War Department.
Rock Island arsenal. Rock Island. Ill. :
dachinist. $3.50 TO, 500 q day.
Toolnraker, $S.4S TO $3.50 . day. /:
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Obituary
JOSEPH SZCZRPANsKI

Died at the WyandOtte General hos
lltal Oh December 81, at the age OF
~ His home was at 1910 Third street.
lie leaves two brothers and a sister.
Funeral was from 81, Stanisla Us
church on Saturday. with burial il
Mt Carmel cemetery.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Mayor Attends
County ~! Meeting Elm

Actuated by recent sea ntlAts "a
Wayne county government offices. q
movement is On foot to affect d reor.
saniAtien which will assure moro
honesty and less opportunity for tkefk
Aayor Louis W. Benin OF WAR
dotte IL member q the eoniinittsA
Whfch have the n0yssAeat in cAafge.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Maple Trees

There are at least Is kinds a.,
maple trees in the United State.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Butter in Argentina

Butter is made by the nstivex Of
Argentina by dragging cream, in !,
skin bag behind a horseback rider
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-01-09
Schools Inereass

Schools in Iran increased firm
sl2 in 1874 to 5000 in 1887.