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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Produce

DETROIT, May s -lP)- GU.
S. Dept. Agr) - Apples: Mich.
btu crts US No. l 212" min De-
licious and Northern Spys fair
to generally good 2,00-225.
Leaf Lettuce: dollhouse 10-lb.
bkts Ohio rs; Mich. 1880.
Potatoes: 100-lb. sacks Idaho
Russell B u r b n k US No.
washed 3.65-3.75; mostly 3.75;
lob. sacks 40 y Al. Maine US
No. l various varieties 100-lb.
sacks 2.35 $50, Is ID. paper
sacks 39-40, few Al. Mich. 100
ID. sacks US No. | RuSset Ru-
rails 220-2.3O, US Comm. 2.15-
2.25, US Comm. Chippewas
225. New stock: so - ID. sacks
Calf. US No. l washed long
whites 1.70-1.85, mostly ITS
100; Texas 5O-lb. sacks US No.
l washed Triumphs 2.25 $50,
mostly $50, B size $50; Fla.
US No. l washed Katahdins
generally good condition $50,
showing decay 1.00-1.25.
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THEATERS, RESTAURANTS
OPEN ALL NIGHT

Young Joe Shifter has a date
for dinner and a movie with his
best girl, who works the same
shift. They don't have to wait
for m { n performance,
either. Downtown theaters and
restaurants are open all night
Or they might round up a few
other couples, gather a collec-
ton of the latest swing platters
and do a bit of rug cutting until
dawn. Sometimes a swing shift
er, going to work, will meet his
wife coming home from an #
tCrnoOn of bridge or the movies.
Swing Shutters from all the
war plants have even organized
the Swingshift Club, which sees
to it that here's never a dull
moment until daylight. Every
Saturday they arrange a dance
in one of the best hotels where
name bands start playing for
them at midnight and finish in
time for breakfast. Bowling
leagues keep the pins falling,
glee clubs fill the night with
music, and there's even talk
that b n k S and department
stores will join the swing shift,
too.
Thirsty sWingshifters used to
complain about the difficulty Of
getting a drink between the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Henry Leggeti Takes
5petia! Army Course

Corp. Henry F. Leggett, sor
Of Mrs. Alice Leggett, l Butler
today reported for course OF
instruction in the wheeled We,
hicle department Of the Armored
Force school at Fort Knox, KY.
Corp, Leggett is with Com
pany A, Bird Armored Division
Supply Battalion at Camp Polk.
He entered the service in June,
l94l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06

hours of 2 AM. and 6 AM. I'M
til an amiable judge decided it
wasn't against the law to pro-
vide glasses and setups between
those hours.
There's only one catch in the
system, says the younger crowd.
It's not as romantic to exchange
fond good-nights on the front
porch w While the rest Of the
neighborS are just getting ready
to go to work. But the extra
hour Of daylight under the new
War Time may even fix that
situation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Girls Hold Final
Practise Tomorrow

Last practise for the Fisher
Towers girls softball team will
be held Thursday evening at 7
o'clock, Manager Bill LaCroix
announced this morning. The
session will be at Shadyside
Park.
The team will play benefit
game at Algonac next Tuesday
and on Thursday will open it's
Blue Water League schedule.
Last nights drill was described
as very good one" by La
Croix, who reported that most
of the regulars were present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Military Services
for George Shivers
Firing Squad Joins
Rites for veferon

Military funeral services for
George l.. Shivers, so, a Span
ish-American war veteran, will
be held at pm. today from the
residence, $3.50 Sugarbush road.
Besides his wife, Gertrude, he
is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Wilfred DeLorme and Mrs.
Roy DeMorney, both of Detroit.
and Mrs. Ferdinand Dubay, of
Mount Clemens; a son, Clarence
WachtmieSter, of Detroit, and
two brothers and one sister, all
of Pennsylvania.
A firing squad from Selfridge
will be on hand at Clinton Grove
Cemetery where burial will take
place.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Don Esthenburq
Takes Tank Course
Sergeant Attends
Fort Knox School
COMBINED GLEE CLUBS

Sergt. Donald j. Eschenburg,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Eschenburg, 204 Jones street,
today reported TO- a special
course of instruction in the tank
department of the A r m r d
Force school at Fort Knox, KY.
Sergt. Eschenburg, who en-
tered the service year ago, is
assigned to Company G., 32nd
Armored Regiment, 3rd Armor-
ed Division, Camp Polk, La.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Cowboy Engelman
Rounds Up Stock

Mrs. Albert Marks, of 1926
Oak street, Harrison township,
is allergic to five COWS owned
by her neighbor, John Lagalski,
of 25l6 Lanse Grouse.
According tc Deputy Sheriff
Harold Engleman, of the wan
dering -cow-d detail, the Lagalski
animals have a perchant for
grazing in the Marks front yard
Engelman decided that Lagal-
skis broken fence is responsible
and ordered him &c repair il.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
DRIVE OUT
Bowel WORMS
nS~.> AA>, 0Lu
Before fhey euuse Trouble

Learn the truth Anybody. anywhere can
have roundworms without even knowing it
And these creatures inside you or your
child can cause real distress. Watch for
the warning signs: uneasy stomach, brok-
en- sleep, fdgeting, itching parts.
Get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGE II you even
suspect roundwormsl JAYNE'S is Amer
ica's leading proprietary worm medicine
scientifically tested and used by millions
for over century. JAYNE'S expels stub
born worms. yet acts very gently. When no
worms are there it is just mild laxative.
Be sure you get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGEi
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06

you'll see golfing in the after
noon or working in their vic
tory gardens. Ambitious ones
work until midnight, go home
and study until daylight But
the young folks take it in their
stride.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
William Richards
Leaves for Panama

William Richards of Detroit, a
former resident of Mount Glenn
ems, left yesterday for the Pan
anna Canal Zone, having receiv-
ed the commission of lieutenant
in the United States Navy In
telligence. He is a brother of
Mrs. William j. Kane.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
WEDNEsDAY-MAY s, 1912
Personnel of GIee Clubs,
Choir Revealed by McGhee
Students Ready TO Present
May Night Of Music

Charles Bernard McGhee to-
day revealed the personnel OF
his A Cappella Choir anG Com
bined Glee clubs that will pre-
sent "A May Night of Music
Friday night at eight o'clock in
the Mount Clemens High school
auditorium.
COMBINED GLEE CLUBS
Adams, Jean; Ahrens, Phyllis
Alband, Betty; Alwardt, Mar
jorie; Alwardt, Wilma; Ashman
Mary Jayne; Babe, Doris; Ball,
Robert; Ballard, Robert; Banks
Lorraine; BARLEY, Donald; Ber-
ger, Barbara; Berlin, Betty
Blanks, Celesta; Blomeyer, Kay
Bolle, Doris; Bostwick, Bruce;
Boyer, Virginia; B r n y n,
Charles; Braun, Neil; Breitmey-
er, Margot; Briley, Mildred;
Brill, Mary Ann; Brown, Gerald;
Burgess, Mary 10; Cady, Lois;
Capron, Marian; Card, Marjorie;
Chaff, Gertrude; Charbeneau,
Gerald; Clark, Mary; c inc,
Betty June; Cole, Richard; Col
Inns, Beatrice; Cotterman, Mary,
Croman, Betty; Cunningham,
Colleen; Darling, Elizabeth; Oar
ling, Milton; Donaldson, Dick
Dona dson, Tom; Dopp, Inezi
Dopp, Marian; Duckwitz, Betty;
Duckwitz, Walter; Ellwart, Bet
ty; Engel, Patricia; FELTON,,
Elaine; Fiebelkorn, d ] ore S;
Fitzpatrick, Betty; Fleming, Do
loreS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
SAXOPHONE STOLEN

Leonard Sharpe, 10 Ahrens,
told police this morning that
his tenor saxophone and leather
case had been stolen from his
home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06

Floore, William; Flory, Betty
Jane; Forni, Joe; Fortier, Will
liam; Frederick, Mildred; Fro
berg, William; Gatzka, Edna;
Goldman, Shirley; GreathouSe,
Mildred; Hamon, Violet; Har-
der, Ilene; Harder, Pauline;
Hickman, Marjorie; Held, Will
liam; Hetfield, Phyllis.
Hill, Laura; Hodson, Lor-
raine; Hotchkiss, Wiliagene;
Hurttgam, Howard; Jock, Marie
Jock, Virginia; Kerner, Evelyn;
Kraft, Virginia; Kraus, Bar
bara; Kroner, Margery; Level
len, Hazel; Likens, Marjorie
Longale, George; Lorway, Rus
sell; Lozen, Joyce.
Magary, Robert; NJ u e,
Florence; McCollom, Kenneth;
Mia, Harry; Mikelait, Margaret;
Mil er, Florence; Miller, Jack
Miller, Patricia; Miller, Phyllis;
Miller, Shirley; Moore, Shirley;
Moran, Kathleen; Moseley, Doro-
thy; Moser, Mary; Mrosewske,
Mabel; Nicholson, Jack; Ogden,
Joy Claire; oliver, Dolores; OS-
good, Resale; Otte, Shirley.
Padberg, George; Pancuff,
Calvin; PARROT, Vivian; Plegue,
Evelyn; Preston, M d e d;
Priehs, Gertrude; Pringnitz,
Pauline; Rankin, Dorothy; Red
field, Kenneth; Reichrath, Betty;
Richardson, Shirley; Richey,
Shirley; Rockensuess, Dorothy;
Roskopp, Katherine; Ross, Eliza
beth; Rubin, Florence; Ruehle,
Mildred.
Schroeder, Meryl; Schwenk,
Germaine; Semrau, Virginia;
Shaw, William; Sheets, Ruth;
Siewert, Clara; Siewert, Elsie;
Siewert, Ralph; Smythe, Ruth;
Stencil, Eileen; Stuck, Janice;
Sullivan, Anne; Sullivan, Donna.
Taylor, Doris; T m b ] y,
Elaine; Ullrich, Florence; I'LL
rich, Joan; VanDeSteene, Anna;
Vivoli, Marion; Walkenhorst,
Victor; Walton, Ann Jean; Vein
berg, Frances; Weston, Thomas;
White, Robert; White, William;
Whitsitt, Terrell; Wilkerson,
Beth; Willard, Sally.
A CAPPELLA CHOIR
Adams, Jean; Ashman, Mary
Jayne; Blomeyer, Kay; Brett
meyer, Margot; Burgess, Mary
10; Capron, Marian; Card, Mar
jorie; Clark, Mary; Cotterman,
Mary; Darling, Elizabeth; Duck
WITT, Betty; Eng el, Patricia;
Fleming, Dolores; Flory, Betty
Jane; Hotchkiss, Willagene.
Kromer Margery; Lozen,
Joyce; Maulee, Florence; Miller,
Phyllis; Osgood, Resale; Pring
nitz, Pauline; Reichrath, Betty;
Roskopp, Katherine; S e Wer t,
Clara; Siewert, Elsie; Smythe,
Ruth.
Stuck, Janice; Trombley,
Elaine; Ullrich, Florence; Ull-
rich, Joan; Vivoli, Marian; Wal
ton, Ann Jean; Wilkerson, Beth;
Ball, Robert; Braun, Neil; Char
beneau, Gerald.
Floore, William; Fortier, Will
liam; Froberg, William; HURT
gam, Howard; Lorway, Russell;
Magary, Robert; p a d b er 6,
gorge; Redfield, Kenneth;
Schroeder, Meryl; Shaw, Will
liam; Weston, Thomas; Whistle,
Terrell.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Fire Damages Gorose
on Leslie Street

Fire of undetermined origin
caused small damage at 1925
pm. yesterday to the rear of a
garage located behind Is Leslie
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
HOLY NAME MEETING

st. Louis Church Holy Name
Society will hold its monthly
Holy Communion at the 8 an.
Mass Sunday. it was announced
today,
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FOR RENT DOWNTOWN APT.

Light, airy and clean. Unfurnished Five big rooms
and bath. Hardwood Floors throughout Centrally To-
Gated in downtown Mount Clemens Heat and mod
ern Gas Range furnished Well arranged for COM
bination business and living quarters if desired Your
Inspection is invited Inquire at the Mount Clemens
Federal Savings and Loan Association between $50
am, and 500 pm So North Walnut Street or phone
244 for information.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-06
Bowling
Scores

FINAL STANDINGS
X. OF G.. LEAGUE
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Farm Products Eoujpmsnt

SIX TONS OF loose alfalfa hay. first
and second cuttings. 1879 s. Huron.
NEXT To ArmgrV
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RECEIVES CITATION

Grand Rapids Mar. l7-Mrs
Harold Sears has received word
that her son. Ensign Harold Sears.
has been given a citation for he.
ioism at Pearl Harbor Ensign
Sears was ashore on leave when
Jap bombs attacked bis ship. the
USS West Virginia. He swan 10
his post as turret officer OF a
guncrev after a launch capslzed
due TO bombing.
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NO MORE MAPS

Lansing, Mar. 1.-THE state
stopped public distribution OF It's
highway map Monday Maj. Cen.
J. II Cummins. commanding off
Ger OF the Sixth Corps area. point
cd out this is an exceptionally
tine vell-detailsd map which
would be OF great value to IN
friendly agencies were IL TO be
given general distribution.
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FOR SALE--Alfalfa hay Mrs r.
Hertler. Cor. Plat and Wills Rds.
nnnr Stafe Hnanlfhl
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Cir
cult Court Tor TIE county OF WASH
tennw
In chanoery
o. H. Guoding and Ruth r.. Good
tng. husband and wife. Plaintiffs.
Roman LeChamber, Roman Lee.
ChAmbre. Romano LHChAmbre, Jason
Cross, Jr, Melinda Cross. Arden II.
Ballard. A. ~. Ballard. Adelia S Ball
lard, Marcus Lane. Emiliue a. Lane.
Emillne n. Lane, DeGarmO Jones.
DsGorman Jones, y. q. Jones. Zion
Farms worth. Hannah b. FarnsWorth.
Shubal Gonant Shubal Couant Trus-
tee. Shubael Conant Trustee. Cath
crime II. Jones. Levi Cook. Eliza
Trowbridge. Catherine TrOwhridge,
Catherine g. Trowbridge. Frances
Mahsla Morse Frances NJ. Morse. J..
LeGrand Morse. L. l.. Morse, Lewis
LeGrand Morse. Ralph Chaplin. Eliza
G. Chaplin, chauncey Morse. Ann
Morse. BENJAMIN ;. collins. B. >.
Collins. Hannah Collins, Ralph W.
VanFossan. Ralph W. NanFossen, i.
W. VanFosson, Katie Nantossen,
Charles w. Lane. Joseph CARING
house. assignee Of tie Estate OF
Ralph Chaplin. Bankrupt. chester
/ Pstchen. 8. w. Patchen. Abby Pat.
| chen, Abbey -. Patcuen. Abby
| Pstchen. Isaac n. COnkin. Admin
! istrator Of the Estate Of Charles w..
Lane Wealthy Asu Lane. joan VAN
Fosson. Individually and as attorney
for X, w. NanFossen and wife. Katie
A. VanF0ssan. g. Joslln. Board -
Education. Samuel vs.. Cooper 3 W.
Cooper. sally a. Cooper. sally Ann
Cooper. Ahrlal Barnard AbMI Bar
uard. Abel Barnard. Mary % Bar
unrd. Elizabeth Beauhicn. Elizabeth
Baublen. sherman Enos. Warren A..
Woolsey. Anna Woolsey. Alice Z.
Hall Henry kittridge. Horny KIT.
redFo. or their respective or several
unknown heirs, deYisees. leSatees
aud assigns,
A. a session Of said Court held In
the Court lIuuse IN the city Of Ann
Arbor In taiN County and State on
this ION day Of Ichruarr. a j..
1875.
Pres@@t: TIE Honorable George
W. sample. circuit Judge.
In this rgu4e. 10 appearing rum
TIE bill - Complaint daily verified
and from the Affidavit on ne. to too
satisfaction Of the court. that all OF
the above named Defendants are ne
cessary and proper parties 70 TIE
above entitled cause and IRE interest
cd In tie subject matter involved
therein. and II further Appearing 90
the Court that tie Whe e4hout8 of
tie Defendants above named after
iiiigent search and inqur. are IN
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and n copv thereof served ~ fbe
Attorney Tor lie plaIntfff. within
fifteen DAYS after arf,tee uuou fnenq
.
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FINAL RUMMAGE SALE. All used
clothing must be sold at your own
price, tO5 w. Michigan.
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Wearing Apparel

HOME OF complete furnishings res.
sonable. Call after $50 p. m. i0'
Maple St
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CAR HEATERS--Ra Radios, Batteries
New and used. sew bicycles
Thorns Tire Co. 400 E. Mich. 55s
RETURNED small Piano, ike new.
VIII sell for balance. Grinnell Bros.
2lO W Mich
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THOR Electric ironer. 1875 Family
Radio Shoppe, i06 W. Michigan.
phona Z
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Automotive
AutomoblIe, For sale

1891 CHEVROLET z-door trunk
sedan. heater. radio. good tires
Low mileage. For sale 0y owner
Phone 100 Or call At fpsilanti Iron
a Metal Co. i02 Parsons
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FACTORY-reb rebuilt Hoover. Regina.
and Premier vacuum cleaners.
|l9.50 and up. Better Homes APP
plianee Shoppe. ~ y. Washington
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MiseeIlaneous

MOToRs-and sxhaus. fans. Else.
trio Motor Shop 10 3. Huron
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reich Your Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Cdssied
For Sale Real Estate
Suburban Property


49,
ca 1900 DOWN buys neat gArage
type home About = miles nom
Bomber Plant Price only 1900
monthly payments like rent Furri-
tLrr included.
% $500 DOWN buys a brand new
two bedroom home IN nice locs-
tion on West side Automatic oil
heat. large lot. r. " A. approved
construction. A large selection
from which 10 choose. some OF
which are now ready for occupan-
cy
81 $500 DOWN buys $ room home
centrally located 20 schools.
churches. and business srea. Now
brings in good income from rented
rooms. easily converted 70 Rnart-
ments n desired special features
include a corner lot. paved street.
fireplace. stoker heating system.
90 $500 DOWN buys n room 1ome.
about miles from Bomber Plant.
complete with toilet and hath. at
tached garage. laundry room. and
y acre Of land. Total price only
$500.
BUY SOME LAND: ~ acres. on
Whitaker Road $500 on terms
wallace Blvd. lot. Just outside city.
only $50. IL lots on Fast side.
within city limits. only $500 for
entire group.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

DOG REMEDIEs-In on Glover's
remedies FOR your pet Ask for free
book MoOrman's Pm 1c
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Managers Special!
SUN CLIO EGG
SITS
sun Clos extra high heat con
tent gives you extra insurance
against the dangers and dlscOm-
forts OF cold winter weather with
out additional cost enjoy the ex-
ira convenience OF sun Clos low
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Easier to Heat
EVEN HEAT
STOKER COAL
U. S. Reg. Trade Mark
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A high grade Eastern Kentucky
stoker coal Free burning. high In
heat low ash. Forms clinkeI
easily. Mechanically prepared
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PHONE 420
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Michigan's Largest Retail Coal Dealer
PAY CASH AND PAY LESS
Please remember wien you buy
on credit II costs you extra "a
create an indebtedness agains,
yourself.
Household Furnishings
HOME OF complete furnishings res.
sonable. Call after $3.50 p. m. io'
Maple ST
Wearing Apparel
FINAL RUMAAGE SALE. All uset
clothing must be sold at your owl
price. to5 W. Michigan.
Musical Equipment
sPINET PIANO-like new. owne
gone In service. VIII sell for bal
ance due 400 r. Michigan. Phon,
SIS
Farm Products. Equipment
SIX TONS OF loose alfalfa nay. firs
and second cuttings. 1879 s. Huron
next to Armory.
FOR sALE--Alfaifa hay Mrs Il
Hertler. Cor. Plat and wills Rds
near state Hospital.
Merchants Specials
THOR Electric lroner. F3fyB. Family
Radio Shoppe. i06 W. Michigan
Phone s.
DOG REMEDIEs-Insist on 0lovor't
remedies for your pet. Ask for free
book. Moorman's. Pm. ~.
FACTORY rebuilt Hoover, Regina
and Premier vacuum cleaners
$3.50 and up. Better Homes Ap.
pllanee shoppe ~ y. Washington
WATKINS DEALER J. STANTON
Immediate delivery Any product
Call a. 40s f. Cross. Pm. 3i1-W.
GOV. VAN WAGNER advises Put
Your Coal In Now" Buy Hanna
Goals Al Lever 4 Lever, sSs Ann
CAR HEATERs--Ra Radios. Batteries
New and used. sew bicycles.
Thorns Tire Co. 400 E. Mich. 53s.
RETURNED small Piano. ike new
VIII sell FOR balance. Grinnsll Bros.
30 W Mich.
miscellaneous
MOTORS and sxhaus. fans. Eise.
trio Motor Shop 10 3. Huron.
Wanted To Buy
WANTED-Rood clean used furni.
ture. Private sales anytime sB7
PennInan Ave, Plymouth. Harry
9 Robinson. Auctioneer.
Sand and Gravel
Graded and Crushed
Gravel For DriveWays
Delivered and spread
Phone 2O2O-J2
WHITAKER and GOODfNG co.
$500 Gale Rd
BLACK DIRT-MANURE
Washed Sand-psbbles gravel
rocks. general trucking. Call Julius
Zahn. Phone l2i7-W-i
WASHED PLASTERTNC SAND
KILLfSS GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel Ypsl 1901 mo toll charged
For Sale or Exchange
BUZZ and Band Saw Used furniture
bought or exchanged for value.
Shoe shop. 20 =. Cross. Pm. 20s2
Business and Office Equipment
TIPEwRiTERs- all makes. soid.
rented repaired. o d. morrill,. 2ti
state ST. Ann Amor. Phone 1915
Automotive
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Legal Notices
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NO TTII"lH
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court FOR TIE county OF WASH
tonnW
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sPINET PIANO--like new, owner
gone In service VIII sell for bal
ance due. i02 r. Michigan. Phone
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Beautiful Wedding Ceremonies ggt Week End in Yosilant
Calendar of Social Events

TO-DAY
Ypsilanti High School Auditorium.
First Methodist Church Board OF Education, 1880 p.
Past Matons Association Eastern star 80 at home OF Mrs
Norman
Queen City Knights OF Pythas O'Clock X
Hall
Ypsanu Club anniversary dinner
Lutheran Church.
Lambda sorority meeting 1870 Charles
McKenny Hall
Ypslanu Chapter DeMoay o'clock Masonic
lodge-room.
Workingmens Benevolent Society," Arbeter
Madrga Singers Club Ypanu High School, 30 Ypsian
High School music
Girl Scouts o'clock Literary Club troop
john troop 16 O'Clock, Harriet troop IS $3.50,
TUESDAY
Ladies Library Board 2 o'clock at library.
Twenty Club, f. G. Wiedman host. $780, Hotel Huron
Phoenix Lodge number 10 and
Masonic Temple lodge
Ypslanu Lodge number 54s LOOF, O'Clock. X p Hall
Past Presidents Club Of Degree
Pythian Sisters district convention. all day X
Tuesday Contract Bridge Club, o'clock with P.
Wenmann.
Capsule Sisters Club, o'clock with Alfred Morris
Mohersngers Chorus Of City Schools $780, Ypsan School
music
Jolly Mixers Club o'clock with Mrs Jack Mrs Fred
Lambert assisting hostess
Girl Scouts H. $3.50 Prospect troop 80 St John
fpsilanu Grange all day meeting Knaggs po
poned to May -. '
Girls Friendly Society Of St Luke Church Church House
ipsianti Business and Professional Womens first meeting
OF the new year Ladies Literary House 80 m In
stalatlon ceremony for officers
Van Etten past state president
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-04
Charles McKenny Hall Scene
of Hagen-DeLano NuptiaLs

In the attractive formal lounge Of
I Charles McKenny Hall, Sunday az
,ernoon at $3.50, Miss Kathryn e.
DeLano, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. DeLano. became the bride
OF staff Sergeant Robert G. Hagen,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, John F. Hagen,
Rev. William r. Shaw reading the
q service. The ceremony took place
before the large window. which was
partially concealed by tall baskets
of white snapdragons. Glenn Kring,
cousin Of the bride. played the
traditional wedding marches for the
bridal party. and accompanied Mrs.
Gerald Wilkie, Whitaker. also a
cousin. who sang. Il Love You
Truly" and 20 Promise Me- before
the ceremony.
The bride vas attended by Mrs
Henry Van Ripper as nation OF honor
and John Hagen. Kalamazoo, served
his brother as best man.
The bride wore a costume OF pale
blue. The torso bodice, with sweet
heart neckline and short puffed
sleeves. was OF blue lace, and the
full skirt of blue net fell in deep
folds to the floor. The shoulder
length net veil was caught into a
blueflowered bandeau. Her flowers