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Evening star., 1942-09-06

WASTE PAPER Is so valuable in England that
prizes totaling $5O, 900 are being offered to COD
lectors of this vital commodity. On the otner
hand, those who burn their waste paper are
liable, on conviction, to fine of SOO or three
months in Jail, or both.
RuTFER ,ch;ch does not turn rancid melt
beloso ITO degrees Fahrenheit IS oes"e "seo oS
our oru,ies overseas. Although it has the same
food values and tastes Iike ordinary o"e'e''
IL doesn't melt in your mouth ana must oe
cIsesoed slightly for the right consistency
FLYING GLASS. the air raids greatest haz-
ard. ia being reduced considerably by treating
windows with a new colorlcss liquid. This
transparent fluid, which is painted on with a
br,,.h. not only prevents broken glass from
Evening star., 1942-09-06
FOR INST ANCE

Hyinx, but affords the usual vision and light
and doesn't wash off when the windows are
cleaned.
NO FAMOUS men appeared on our coins until
1909. When George Washington refused the
honor, he started a precedent that lasted until
Theodore Roosevelt finally persuaded the sou-
ernnent to place LincoIn's head on the penny.
A DoAD that barely misses n ship can be more
deadly than q direct hit! This wds illustrated
in the Indian Ocean, when the us. aircraft
tender Langley survived a direct hit, which
caused only flames. But the enormous con-
cussion of several ssnear misses opened her
seams below the water line and caused her to
sink. NAY BURR
Evening star., 1942-09-06

savin's on top of what We got. Like
when you build a road. You keep
film up the chuck holes with fresh
gravel an pretty soon it all packs
down into a smooth, hard surface,
but the whole road goes to pot if
you neglect even one chuck hole.
~Weu. sir -.
CAKE an me is also hangin' on to
Last years clothes, chargin' last
years prices for our hamburgers an
last years rate of pay for Jake an
profit for me. An we hope Congress
takes any leftovers in taxes. because
we don't want no cheap, loose dollars
layin' around to turn moldy on us
an spoil our chances of havin' some
real security after we lick the pants
off the Axis.
Finally, Mister President. we are
payin' off our back debts, not takin
on any more an gettin' braced for
what all them Wor factories is goin'
to have in the way of new-model
knickknacks an comforts when they
get to be peace factories again! An
thank you for lettin' me come to see
you. sir"
"Wally," says the President of the
US. to me. ''if there are hundred
and thirty million people in our
country who will just do the plain.
simple things you tell me you and
Jake are doing, we will have pretty
fine world to live in, won't we? And
think we're going to-"
An then Mister Roosevelt leaned
over and scratched Fala - his pup
- behind the left ear.
Evening star., 1942-09-06


U.s.!
Mister President Roosevelt"
says to him, ''how are we comm
along with the war;"
well, Wally," he says to me,
grinnin' little. II haven't heard
from all the admirals and generals
this morning but guess it's safe to
say most things are under contyolp'
l am glad to hear this. There's
nothin' like gettin' the dope right
from headquarters.
Then Mr.. Roosevelt asked me
question. "Wally," he says, Steve
Early that's the Presidents secre-
taryl tells me you've got an idea -
something about corn in the crib and
social security. Aren't you a little
mixed up?"
mo, SIR" answers him. Jake
Bulls - that's my helper in the
Wagon - an me has worked it all
out.
WITS simple -.
You see, Mister President, this
total war business u somethin'
new to the US. Well. when every
body pitches in an produces lot
of war goods like we're doin', we
get paid in dollars.
Now, Jake has got social-secu-
rity card an both of us has got life
insurance policies an few dollars
in the savin's banks, just in case OF
emergencies. All that stuff. up to
now, has been our savin's S - what
we put aside for our old age an for
the wife an kids - just the same as
millions of other folks has been dom
all over the country for a long time.
well, sir. those dollars amt just
goin' to take care of themselves.
They got to be protected - not by
Evening star., 1942-09-06
The President AND Me. by l1aA, 1oser
TIN worried about
the cost Of living.
So ] says ......"


P.S. The other day I got to tkinkiH'
and 50 I made up this piece you're
foin' to read here. When I skosced ii
to the editors they told NE ii was
against all the rules foy the President
of the United States to gise brisase
interrieUs.
/ said that Of course hadn't eser
seen the President - except in the
nsocies. So this is Just NY idea of
what it would haze been like If I had
seen the President and s0h0t I'd like
to say to him if he really did giss
brisGte inte1riesCs. WAxIY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
ORDER BALLOTS

Lansing. Mich Sept % ms -
Attorney General Herbert ]. Rush
ton today ordered the printing Of
special ballots Which will enable
Michigan seryicemen stationed out
side Of the state to vote in the Nov.
election. The war ballots may be
obtained by soldiers who write
direct to the secretary of state on
blanks furnished by superior Off
GERS. Absent voters ballots can he
obtained by writing to township or
county clerks.
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STATE or MIcmGAN. TIE Pro-
bate court for the County Of wash
tcUtN.
Ala session ~ said Court held A.
the PROBATE office lu the CITY ~
Ann Arhor IN tho said County on
Ire Iltl day ~ september. a. j..
Iaf'.
Present Honorable Jay o. PRAY.
J8dge. ~ Probate
IA tie Matter II the Estate 81
Mary O'Brien, Deceased
y appearing 90 re Court That no
time for presentation ~ claims
against said estate should 10 limit
81 and that time and place be dp-
pointed 20 receive. examine ana ad-
igFf atl claims and demands AKA ny
said deceased by and before SAID
Court
u s.. ordered. That creditors u
e1Id deceased arc required 20 present
tItir claims 10 aid Court ~ said
Ir4bat, office on nr before tu- 2,'l
day of November \ ID 1859. 80 'ou o.
O'Clock in tho forenoon. said limo
nj place being hereby appointed
far fHe examination and adjustment
- -. Chains aui demands against
Baf1 licensed
r. * I-urtaer Ordered That public
notice Ter n Doc given us rIolloa-
ton ~ CORY Of fHIs order for
ftrsa successive weeks previous 80
stI da. 90 heaf.rg boz fUe Ip-iianr
Daily Hresa. usv rgtaer. printed
aHf circulated Ir said county
Jay q. FRAY. JIdge OF Probate
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Situations Wsnted-Femsle
Help Wanted Male

FINISH CARPENTERS. lot lls Stan
ley St. l block west of \. Prospect,
blocks y. of Forest. 1880 a. m. TO
ID m. Sc A. Q. StnrteYant.
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~ HloulN oo5-Ns
$1,000 DOWN buys large income
home, NpsL close down town. Call
lola keeney, Ann Arbor, 2t0I9 or
Box K-5l care Press.
HOUSE FOR SALE nearly new. mod
ern bungalow, $3.50. $500 down
can be seen by appointment only.
between : and 5 p m. Immediate
posses ion. Phone 1613-W.
FOR SALE-Modern S-room bunga-
low, extra lots. 9-2 Carver Ave.
VIII consider farm in trade Write
owner J. II. Wood, Armada. Mich.
LARGE . family apartment house. .
baths, furnace. large lot. garage.
shown by appointment only. Also
room house, garage. acres, fruit
shade, miles southeast ~ Yps l.
lanu. J = miles across river from
bomber. By owner. Terms or cash
i565 futile lin Rd. Phone 1881.
PEARL ST.-five room modern
BUNGALOW. oak floors, plenty or
fruit and berries. garage S. 900
Terms ~. Peet. SO n. Huron St.
Phone 1871.
SOUTHEAST Section. Ann Arbor.
Six rooms. modern. newly decorat-
ed throughout, large living room.
fireplace garage. terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 90o5-S67:. Ann Arbor.
NEAR Ecorse Road room house
furnace. $500 Terms. $3.50 down
II Peet, 50 y Huron St. 1871.
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Houses For sale
$500 Down

Buys Five Rooms. bath. hot
water heat, garage; IS H. lot.
on w. Michigan. Price $3.50,
Immediate possession. Ehman &
Greenstreet. 40 W. Michigan.
Ilnnn Ii a
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HIGH SCHOOL BOY to work after
school and all day Sat. Call Dixie
Shop. l25 ". Mich. Pm. 994.
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Present. Honorable Jay .. Pray.
JBdze ~ Probate.
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L REPAIRING remodelirg a
1ecialty alterations, made over
TO shorter coats. Years of exp.
est Of references. Can FOR ap-
ointment. Ann Ar5or c-5i0s. Call
" and deliver
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Merchandise
Farm Products For Sal,

quire 3lN NincVuod Ct. Npsi or
Willis. Phone IT,
FOR SALE Concord grapes. Frank
Rumiuski. lli3 Ellis Rd, Ypsilanti
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EYRE NFTHi%G-more tNax
|incies and fads, these powerful
title Classified Ads.
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Real Estate
Houses FOR sale

BUNGALOW all on one floor 6
rooms. bath. fireplace. stoAcr.
screened porch, garage two hlucNe
% High School, a most desirable
down town small home
SEAiI- BUNGALOW with . bedrooms
and bath on first floor two he'd
rooms toilet and ldNatory ON sec
ond floor fireplace. large Kitchen.
breakfast nook dandy basement
large porch ear garage. nice lot
pavement. West side. all Tor
1850.
4 APARTMENT home completely
furnished. baths. newly recuudl-
toned, near college, Tor $4,000,
terms.
$1,000 DOWN payment buys GD Z
rooms, modern on Elm st. 60 3
rooms. close TO college on RroWer.
90 apartment home. % rooms
each nice lot On Normal. ca z
rooms, attached garage. pavement
big lot. on Huron 81 Ask MS for
prices and monthly payments.
5 ACRES on Stoney creek Road. :
miles from Npsi with room
semi bungalow. furnace. electric.
garage poultry house excellent
soil; priced right ON terms.
INSURANCE time for fires. are you
fully protected War Risk tBomh-
err Insurance. only 500 per thou
sand.
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Ehman & Greenstreet
4lO W. Michigan. Phone 1891

CORNER : room house. fireplace
hardwood floor. dining ROOM nice
basement furnace. linn diate pos
session $685., close in. II. reet. 80
y. Huron St. li7l
ROOM bungalow, bath. furnace.
close in. 5000. Terms. $500 down.
$40 month. II. Peet. SO y. Huron
st. 1871.
SIX ROOM modern house. centrally
located. large lot lovely lawn and
shruhhery. excellent garage. $500
Easy terms. II. peet. % y. Huron
ST. Phone 1871.
NEAk POST OFFICE - room in
come apartment house, apart
ment, beautiful large lot Priced
TO sell IA Poet. 50 \ Huron. 1871
CLARK ROAD 40 acres on corner
with modern 6 room house. Orch
ard ". Poet 80 y. Huron st. 1871
NEW rooms and bath. oak and
pine floors. fun bath. sink and
cupboards; $500 with $500 down.
Phone Ralph f. smallidge. $50. 93l
Pearl ST
NORTH ADAMS ST. . room house.
two baths. furnace. ear garage,
on corner near High School and
college. i5500. Terms, " Pcet
50 \. Huron St Phone 1871.
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JOHNSON & HUFFMAN

; PLUGS AND SWITCHES-are
ade to last, quality merchandise
as always paid IN the past. A. +.
NTH and Son. SO $ summit.
none o52
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Florists

MEM BFR-her wedding anniver.
try with flowers from our large
Election. Durlnts.
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARING CLAIM9

no % W
STATE OF MICHIGAH. The Pro-
bate Court for tho County Of wash
tonRw.
At d session Of said Court, held ~
tie Probate DfflCe In the city Or
Ann Arbor in the said County, nh
the Ifta day Of September. 4 y. 1912.
Present. Honorable jay q Pray.
Judge ~ Probate.
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Financial
Money To Loan
Announcements
Lost
Personal

WA-BED. Ride from ipsilanu 10
HeudiN. Work from 1900 a. m. 70
$50 D. m. V. Montgomery, i0s w.
Gross
DESIRE TO learn how 10 drive. Write
BOX KISS, in care OF Press.
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WHOOPEE

Continued from Page One)
first reported by Mrs. Blanche
Howell. l0305 Willis Rd. who
claimed they we're driving at high
rate OF speed and cutting across
lawns IN the vicinity. Several hun
bred feet OF lawn at the Colts
home were damaged and at the
Minick place the mail box was torn
down
The youths we're in a 1881 model
car with the top cut out and the
occupants we're standing on the
seats. looking out. while they were
on their ride" it was reported
The dsPEsdatlons- we're cleared up
when Deputies Myrlan Goodrich,
Milan. and WILDER Sherman. Willis.
brought Gunther to the Ypsilanti
state police post. Upon questioning
he admitted the charges.
The car which McMullen was driy.
ing was said to be owned by Howard
Ulshafer, formerly OF Flint. who Is
also said TO be living 10 the tent
Monday Stoddsrd and Dieter we're
to appear in municipal court 10 pay
S. assessment each after they
h pleaded guilty to charges o.
making unnecessary noise and being
disoTderly.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Howard T, Merritt
entertained on Fathers Day in Ann
Arbor Dr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Mer-
rift. this city, and Mr.. and MIS-.
Mitchell W. Merritt. Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. kimmel
and son Ford Scott Kimmel. came
from Pittsburgh today TO visit Mrs.
Kimmel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey c. Colburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and
daughter Sharon went back to Chi
cago Monday morning after Mrs
Hart and her daughter had spent
two weeks visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
lafayette Sphinx and other relatives.
Lyle Hart came Friday TO attend
the wedding OF his brother, Glen
Hart. Sunday, and was best man
Sharon was flower girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford J. Moore
and son Richard went to Blissfield
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hsrlon
Ruhl and children, Janet and Ma
dine Ruhl
Mrs. Estelle Regetz and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry RegetE and family spent
Sunday In Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beck and
daughter Shirley Ann. Armada, are
spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. william R. Renton.
David Jack Hensler is spending
two weeks with his mother. Mrs.
Thomas H. O'Dea, after which he
will go to Camp Edward. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Scharbat
visited Mr.. Scharbat's mother, Mrs.
Alex Scharbat. Ann Arbor, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sharrock
went 10 Concord 10 spend the week
end with Mrs. Sharrock's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Livesay. They
took home Miss Joyce Livesay who
had been their guest
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knoll and fam
ilv Detroit. will be guests next week
end OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Huss. p.
Mrs Joseph Thompson left Sun
day for Boston to spend a week with
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Mckenzie
and family.
Miss Betty Arnet IS spending this
week in Plattsburs y. Y, with
friends
To observe Fathers Day Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Barlow. Ann Arboy,
NJ. and Mrs. William Fantov. River
Rouge, Mrs. Edna Barlow, Hamil-
ton. Ont, Mrs. Simon Lutz. Ann Ar.
Dor, and their sons Donald, Glen
and Russell Roadway and their
families this city gathered at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Red.
davay Sunday.
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SUPERVISORS

Continued from Page One)
to have Mrs Herbert L. Kennett
mstron OF the home, lake charge
OF the detention rooms. The wei.
fare committee will provide extra
help and food
II was decided tina. Chairman
Edwin Schaible Freedom Town
ship, go to the annual meeting OF
the State Association OF Supervi.
sors with expenses paid.
The recommendation OF the hos.
pital committee regarding the re-
newal OF Dr.. Edwin Ganzhorn's
contract as county physician was
accepted.
II was announced that the tax
ALLEGATION board had allotted As
mills TO the county 4 millsge OF
As had been asked
The supervisors adjourned until
July 7.
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AMERICAN LEGION

Continued from Page One)
will be climaxed b. the showing OF
No Parade
No parade is planned this year.
due to war conditions. Because OF
the heavy traffic 10 The bomber
plant on Michigan Ave. the high
way department would not allow
the closing OF the cJad A military
parade had been discussed but
was cancelled because OF lack OF
transportation for the troops. 9th
err factors were the rubber short
age. the fact that many engaged In
defense work will probably have
to work, and the lack Of trucks for
floats.
Expresses Thanks
Legion Commander Carl Johnson
today expressed thanks to mer-
chants for their support OF the pa
rade in the past and said that after
the war, the parades Will probably
be resumed If the celebrations con-
tinue.
Another feature of the celebra-
tion will be a free act performance
by a girl on a 120 foot pole. The
performer is being brought here
from Los Angeles.
This year the Girls Drum and
Bugle Corps Ypsilanti High School,
Band and the John F. Barnhill
Memorial Band will be asked to
provide music. The Girls unit will
lead the Children's Day parade on
June 80 and for the entertainment
on Community Day an effort will
be made to have tne groups play.
Again on the Fourth, they will be
asked to favor with selections.
To Register Donors
A hrst aid tent will be established
on the grounds and Red Cross rep.
resentatives will be at the tent 10
take registrations OF blood donors
The blood donor uni. will be in
Ypsilanti again July 7.
Attending the meeting Wednes.
day in addition to Legionnaires
were William Briggs, representing
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
Don Silkworth, Board of Com
MERGE; George Marshall, Rotary
Club; and Larry Schaher, KiTanis
Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-23
Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
Ypslanh Lodge number 54s LooF regular meeting o'clock
Odd Fellow Hall.
loyal Lodge number 10 Honor regular meeting 1880
St. Luke Church House
John Barnhil Memorial Band Prospect Park
WEDNESDAY
John Priscilla Club Ice Social CONGREGATIONAL Church
lawn, 7:30 p.
Ypslanu Legion o'clock Legion
election OF officers
sodaliy ST. John Church meeting for officers
o'clock in recreation Of Tectory
circle two of Baptist o'clock with Mrs oliver
Huston
Navy Mothers Club of Foreign Wars Hall
five, Nech Hall TO o'clock
Ypslanu Faterna Order OF Eagles o'clock at hall SSi
f. Cross st.
Nhaner circle Lutheran Church picnic at
Prospect Park. $50.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Robert E. Sechrest came
home Monday from Boyer Hospital
where she had been taken when she
fell down stairs about two weeks
ago and hurt herself internally.
George Ames, Pontiac, who has
been seriously ILL., is improved.
friends were informed today follow
ing a visit to Pontiac by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Renwick.
Clarence Corbett. who suffered
a severe stroke as he was preparing
10 leave home Thursday morning
has been in coma since Friday He
is paralyzed on one side.
Mrs. William Ovens has entered
Boyer Hospital for observation and
treatment.
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Attend Rites

There was large gathering OF
Knights Templar at the funeral
services OF Harry P. Banks In the
]. E. Moore Funeral Home and also
a large representation OF the
Knights at Michigan City, Thurs
day afternoon where burial took
place. Also coming TO Ypsilanti
were Mrs. Robert Prange. Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Banks. Dumont.
n. j., Mr.. and Mrs. John Block and
two sons, East Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. R. Ludlum. and Mr.. and
rs. Harold Ludlum. Detroit. Mrs.
y. D. Ranissord. Grand Rapids,
Mrs. Clarence Bowling, Detroit. Mrs.
Charles Verschoor and her aunt.
Mrs. Gum, Ann Arbor. and from
Chicago there were Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Moreland, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert B. Windsor, Mrs. Frank West
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Mckinney and Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Farwell.
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WAR BILL.

Continued from Page One)
lotment bills. caused the commit
tee to add s3.2s9.634. 005. Only ST.
100000 was trimmed from the
bill.
Even that additional amount"
the committee reported, will
need TO be augmented later, in
dependently OF unpredictable con-
tingencies. for financing programs
now in the development stage"
The giant bill brings the total
of Army and Navy appropriations
since Pearl Harbor to Sl29,506.-
009,0s1, the report pointed out. To
date appropriations since Dec :
totalled S60,7S2 314 300 for the
Army and S25,903,691714 for the
Navy.
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MorroW-Wright
Rites Announced

Announcement is being made Of
the marriage Saturday Of Miss May
E. Wright and Thomas B. Morrow
at the home OF Justice Arthur NJ.
Vandersall who officiated.
They were accompanied by the
bridegroom aunt and niece. Mrs.
Lorene Horsley and Miss Emily
Dean Horsley.
Both the bride and groom have
been residents OF Up ilanti for about
three years, Miss Wright coming
here from Arkansas and MT Nor
row from Missouri They will mako
their home at 2l2 W. Michigan Ave.
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Stein Circle Plans
Farewell Dinner For
Two Postal Employees

At their meeting Monday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Russell For
syth, Stein Circle OF the Dorcas So
ciety OF the Lutheran Church mem
bers discussed plans for the dinner
they will serve the postal employees
honoring the retirement OF Leon
Hathaway and Miss Maude Carpen-
ter, Wednesday evening Twenty
members and one guest, Mrs. Rich
ard WAgemsn. were present for the
meeting and social time following.
Many OF the women did their knit
ting for the Red Cross.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The next meeting. July q, will be
with Mrs. Walter Hermanson, Hag
gerty Highway.
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Miss frances Baker accompanied
her friend, Mrs. Charles Stumpf. De
troit. to Miami Beach, Fla. to wit
ness the graduation from the naval
air training school there OF W. G..
Oyerton. Detroit and his award Of
commission as officer In the Air
Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Benedict and
family went to lakewood, o., TO
spend the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Benedict.
Rev. Walter B. Heyler returned
to this city Sunday night after ses.
sions OF the Annual Conference OF
the Methodist Church closed at
Court Street Methodist Church,
Flint.
Dr.. and Mrs. c. A. Fettig. Crosse
Pointe, entertained at o'clock Sun.
day with a large family dinner,
Ypsilanti guests being the daugh-
ter and son-in-law OF the Fettigs,
Mr., and Mrs. Lee s. Palmer. and
their two daughters. Mary and Jean
Palmer. and two guests OF the
Palmers, Mrs. r. S Gray and Mrs.
W. j. Meiklehem, Denver
Mrs. Paul d. Petit and son Noa h
are 10 Bridgeport, Conn. visiting
Mr. Pettit's aunt, Mrs. j. P. Hale.
They will return the end OF this
week.
Mrs. James A. Power and daugh-
ter Miss Mary Alice will go to
Gfand Rapids early this week 10
spend day or two with Mrs. Pow
ers sister, Mrs. F. J. Vandersluis
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Fautow
returned Saturday night from River
Rouge where they had been visitin 2
Mr.. Fantow's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
August Fantow. They had been on
vacation in Petoskey, Harbor
Springs and Mackinac.
Mrs. Herman Earl. Hermansville,
who had been visiting her cousin,
Miss Fay Allen. has left after near
ly a weeks stay.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Noyes and
children were visitors at the home
Of Mrs. Noyes parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Seayer. Sunday.
Ted Thomas Is working at the
bomber plant. having returned from
Pittsfield. Mass.
sergt. Walter Daschner is home
for the week from Maryland on
furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. E W. Schumacher
and daughter Betty and Mr.. and
Mrs. EdAnburg called on old friends
in Detroit and had picnic at Belle
Isle, Sunday.
Mrs. Richard W. Smith and chill.
dren came from Greenvills Sunday
night TO spend a week with Mrs.
Smiths mother. Mrs. J. L. MacAlls-
ter. They were accompanied by Miss
Rhea Clifford. Gveenville.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-23
Party To Be Given

A birthday anniversary party will
be given Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Bird,
Superior Rd., honoring Clinton La
Forge. Cecil Graichen. Charles Rad
key. Wayne, and Mr.. Bird. Members
OF each family will be present. For
the past IS years these friends have
met al this time for a visit and
dinner.