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BLOOD UNIT

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and Mrs. Daniel T. Quirk and the
County Red Gross and were used
to transfer bomber plant donors
Drivers under the direction of
Lieut.. Fern Schuster were Mrs.
Janet Harrison. Mrs. Fern Schaffer,
Mrs. Amy Wilcox, Miss Virginia
Wielandy, and Miss Rachel Uhvits
Donor aides are: Mesdames James
Brown. William Snyder. Benjamin
Packer. Paul Hayward. Albert
Koch, Owen Cleary, Carl johnson,
j. ]. Woods. Lynn Houck R. H..
Daley. Leon Burrell, James Warner,
Mrs. Carl Miller is the nurse from
the local Red Cross and George
Conklin served as orderly.
Those giving for the second time
are: James FISHER and Robert Urqu-
hart. Belleville, and Edgar Waugh
Miss Doris Med. Mrs. Florence
Lathers. Max Peck Mrs. Edith Lev
erett, Hayes McNutt. Frank Shana-
han, Glenn Touse and Miss Marinan
Alkire, Ypsilanti.
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NJ aud Mrs Russell Pierce spent
the Fourth with Mr.. Pierce's orofi'-
or and wife, NJ. and Mrs Dudley
Pierce, Dsnsyille. H.
Willis Kramer. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Effiner Kramer. was one OF the
IS young men who was sworn in al
Briggs Stadium in Detroit SATURDAY
and the only one from 4psilant. He
Is on the reserve army air corps
After ten days vacation Dr. Wal
ter Whitehouse has returned 10 the
University OF Michigan 20 continue
his interneship.
Mrs. Frank Whtehouse is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Frances
MacIntire. New Canaan. Conn, the
rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Dewey Seals and Mrs. Ed
ward Burgess are on an extended
visit 10 Tennessee 10 visit their par
ents and other relatives.
Miss Donna Baker. who has been
teaching in Munising, is spending
the summer with her mother. Mrs.
Harriet Baker. and will take a pos
ton In Romulus schools in the fall.
Miss Erma Kelly. student nurse
in ST. Mary's Hospital, Detroit, Is
spending a three weeks vacation At
home with her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. john c. Kelly and spent one
day with her grandmother, Mrs.
Ella Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Dixon
with Mr.. and Mrs Irving Dixon
and children, Dearborn. returned
Sunday from a trip 10 visit rela-
tives OF Mr.. Dixon in Jackson,
Springfield, Wellston, Chillicothe
and Stockdale, o.
Mr.. and Ms Fremont Peterson,
Jr.. spent the Fourth az Houghton
Lake with Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Klavitter, Jr.. who have been vaca-
uoniny there for the pas two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Koch, Web
ster, were Friday evening guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Wellbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Markham.
Ann Arbor. spent Saturday evening
with Ypsilsnti friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Freeman. Miss
Mary McKie and Mrs. Helen Bunt-
ing, Royal Oak, who went 10 Phos-
nix, Ariz. to attend the Bunting
Freeman wedding, June IS. returned
Sunday. After the wedding they
went on 70 California, visiting San
Diego, Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco. and stopped at Salt Lake
City. Utah, on their way home.
Misses Frieda and Pauline Par
sons spent the holiday week end
with friends in Worthwhile.
Miss Hazel Cooper has sold her
home, 400 Emmett 81. Her future
plans are indefinite.
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notice would be required to termi.
nate II.
The natural gas question has
been under consideration since last
fall when the council ordered the
board OF public works to investi-
gate possibility Of obtaining it for
Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti plant is badly over
taxed and in need of repairs, Mr.
Older informed the council Its
maximum demand is 100000 cubic
feet in one day. but with increased
population and new industrial de-
mands, it is expected that it may
soon become difficult to continue to
provide service on the same efflci-
ent level as at present.
The proposed contract makes no
stipulation as to when natural gas
may be available here since ma.
terials for the pipeline are depend
ent on priority ratings. The War
Production Board also has control
Of the sale OF natural gas so that
the Ypsilanti venture would he de-
pendent on approval OF the Board.
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Women's Navy Measure
May Meet Objections

Washington, July ZAP Storm
clouds doomed in the offing for I'm.
Gle Sans prospective ssilorettes
today even before their organiza-
ton was officially launched.
As Chairman Vinson (D-Ga0 Of
the House Naval Affairs Committee
disclosed he would seek congress
sional approval OF legislation Great
ing a women's naval reserve. a fell
low.committeemsn, Representative
Vincent (D-Ky), announced he
would object to unanimous House
consent for consideration OF the
measure.
THE whole mess is ridiculous
said Vincent. who halls from a west
ern Kentucky district where, he as
serted. the men folks do the fight
ing and the women take care OF the
homes.
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lnfnrmed OF Marriane

MIR. and Mrs. Clifford J. Thoms
have received word OF the marriage
OF Mrs. Thoms' cousin, Miss Jean
Grace Abel, daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Enroll B. Abel. Detroit 10
Pvt. John Douglas Halter, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Halter. De-
troit, in a ceremony performed in
Christ Church. Little Rock. Ark,
Mar. 81. Pvt. Halter is in Detroit on
a ten-day furlough. after which he
will return to McDin Field, Tampa,
Fla. where he is with the medical
corps. Mrs. Halter plans TO remain
in Detroit al present. She has fire.
quently visited al the Thoms homo
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Calendar of Social Events
TO-DAY

Ypsan Lodge number 5s O. O. F. o'clock odd Fellow hall
Barnhl Memorial Band Prospect Park
WEDNESDAY
MaMartha Missionary Society Of Lutheran church evening
picnic Riverside park.
Navy 1880 Veterans OF Foreign Wars hall
Red surgical dressings feWelch hall TO o'clock
Ypsanu Aerie order Eagles O'Clock, 1914
St
Baptist Women Union o'clock Paul Ungodt speaker eeSh
Members Of the order Of Rainbow families and
friends will have picnic Prospect park Wednesday
night instead Rainbow Founders Day picnic
at Monroe Picnic will be at o'clock.
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vides insulation and avoids damp
ness.
Architects. manufacturers and
government agencies have inyesti-
gated the block, 10 ba known as
the Longhurst Lock Block and have
been greatly interested in its po-
tentialities. 1t has been suggest
ed for use in building schools and
for quick housing in war emergen-
cy districts.
Mr. Longhurst does rot himself
plan to manufacture the blocks but
will market the method with large
dealers.
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Fifteen Minute "BlaCkout"
10 be Staged in Ann Arbor

A flfteen.minute "blaekout' will
be staged In Ann Arbor from 1880
to 1915 p. m. July rs. Factories will
be asked to extinguish all unneces-
sary lishts but will not blackout
completely.
Planned under supervision OF
Capt. Donald S. Leonard. director OF
civilian protection and state com.
mander OF United states Citizens
Defense Corps OF the Sixth Corps
Area. the complete personnel OF the
police and sheriff department. fire.
men and auxiliary firemen and air
raid wardens will be on duty
The "blsckout" will also include
Ann Arbor Township.
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Golfers Paired For
Signor Trophy Play

Wsshtenaw Women Golfers will
start play Wednesday for the Flor
ence siguor trophy, which is a three
day medal play. The pairings are,
Mrs. c. p McLain, Mrs. ". =.
Cameron, Mrs Edward Nehlson,
O'Clock: Mrs. NJ p. O'Hara, Mrs.
Paul Hayward, Mr.. Lynn Schat.er
9:05: Mrs. Owen Campbell, Mrs. \.
J. Whitmire. Mrs. Dan Anders $40,
Mrs. Walter Wisbin. Ms. F. \.
Battelle. Mrs. Clark Greeustreet
9:l5; Mrs. r. G. Wiedman, M.s.
Fred Fisher $50; Mrs. Nern Kelly.
Mrs. William Nelson. IS.
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Mrs. Joseph King Taken
at Plymouth Hospital

Word has been received OF the
death Of Mrs. Joseph King. 10.
Plymouth, who passed away Monday
in the Plymouth Hospital. She had
been Ill for several years. Surviving
are her husband, Joseph King, four
sons and four daughters. She also
left several nieces: Mrs. William
Buhl, Mrs. Perry Smiley, Mrs. HUI
bert Townsend. aud Mrs. Peter
Kerner, and two cousins, Miss Lou
Use Polzin and John Washer. all OF
this city.
Funeral services will be Wednes-
day morning at o'clock in Our
Lady OF Good Counsel Catholic
Church, Plymouth.
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Attend Institute

Rossnn Spratt Lois Hopp and
James Burrell went to Adrian sun
day TO attend the Second Methodist
Youth Fellowship summer Institute
for High school Youth OF Ann Ar
boz District which started 10 meet
on Adrian College Campus from
July 5 10 Il. The theme is Daring
To Do Gol"s VIII They will remain
throw ghout the Institute
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schumaehers Attend Picnic

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Schumache,
and daughter Betty Mr.. and Mrs
f. c. Hoyland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Edinborg, who have recently
moved here from Fargo, y. Dakota,
went to the Fargo picnic at River
side Park Plymouth, Sunday Other
Fargo people from Ann Arbor
Highland PARK and Dearborn were
present, making a party OF 80.
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Celebrate Birthday

Seventeen friends OF Mrs. Ken
meth Dapprich gathered at her home
on Textile Road Monday evening, to
celebrate her birthday. They served
a cooperative delicious supper, the
birthday cake being the contribu.
ton Of Mrs. Donald Guenther Each
brought a gift for Mrs. Dapprich.
The evening was enjoyably spent
in visiting and with cards.
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A TIME FOR no HURRY

POSITIVE responses to open
ing game-gua-antee suit bids OF
two are so unusual that many
PLAYERS have not acquired facility
in handling the situation after
one has been made Knowing that.
with a bit of real strength opps-
site the big opening hand. the side
Is in the slam zone. many players
feel IL is incumbent upon them TO
lump then into whatever hnal
contract seems to be makaole. or
else content themselves with using
some kind OF ace-showtng meth
DDS They seem to forget that
more gradual action may be nee
essary to ind the preferred suit
or No TTumps.
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WAR

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tank columns. sweeping so miles
beyond the line OF their greatest
194l advance. had fought their way
across the Upper Don.
Soviet dispatches said the Red
armies were falling back in good
order. inflicting bloody toll on the
invaders. with half a dozen battles
costing the Germans $3.50 in dead
alone.
During July 6. our troops waged
fierce battles west of Voronezh and
southwest OF Start Oskol.' the Rus
sian command said
"Our troops evacuated a number
OF populated places"
Voronezh is $50 miles east OF
kursk, the starting point OF the new
German offensive. Start Oskol lies
SIS miles southwest OF Voronezh.
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Russell Steere Here

Russell L. Steere, who was grad
uated from Brooks Field, San An
tonic. Texas. on July 3, is here visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
". Steere while on extended
leave. He will remain here until the
when he will be stationed
at Seltridge Field, Mt. Clemens.
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pauahter Arrives

Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Mathews, 80
5. Hamilton St. are parents OF a
daughter born this morning in
Boyer Hospital The baby weighed
eight pounds, five and three-quarte.
ounces.
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ADMITS ARSON

Detroit, July 7-INS- Having
pleaded guilty to setting four fires
at the war plant OF Rhodes Metal
lie Company last Friday, Charles
Frederick Schumacher. 81, today
was u hder $4,000 bond at Detroit.
He assertedly told authorities he
was angry at being dismissed as
plant Waterman.
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News From Salem

tanned friends from Ann Arbor over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Green,
Worthwhile, and two sons Donald and
Judson, Jr.. were guests at the
George Bennett home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Whitaker attended
family reunion at Lansing Satur'
day.
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Evangelists Opening Series
of Meetings Here Tonight

Special revival meetings conduct
ed by the Mcdowell Evangolistic
Party OF Muncie. Indiana. will open
today at 7:45 p. IN. in the Christian
and Missionary Alliance Church at
% $. Prospect St, II was announced
by the pastor, Rev. NJ s. Amstutz.
With Rev. Paul Mcdowell preaching
and Mrs. Mcdowell singing. the
campaign will continue each eve
ming except Saturday and including
the regular Sunday services until
July 10.
Since his graduation from the
Missionary Training Institute.
Nyack, y. Y, in 1888, Evangelist
Mcdowell has been engaged in con.
tinuous evangelism. Even during
Bible School days. he was leader OF
the Nyack Gospel Messengers. an
eyangelistic team which Travelled
throughout the eastern states.
While studying at the Fort Wayne
Qnd) Bible Institute previously.
he was associated with the Fort
Wayne Gospel Temple as Extension
Evangelist. Campaigns in the South
and East as we'll as their native
Middle West have taken the Nc.
Dowells into IS states, including
the cities Of New York. Chicago,
Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, ST. Louis. Baltimore,
Louisville Birmingham. Memphis
and Miami
Assisting her husband in his cam.
paigns Mrs. Mcdowell is an expert
enced gospel musician and chill
dren's worker. She is also a grad
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Bond Total 1855 100

E. II. Chapelle, chairman OF the
war bond and stamp sale in Ypsi-
lanti, reported today that the total
now is s955.130. This means $55,l30
towards the fourth bomber. figuring
at the rate OF 100000 per plane.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBER

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wishes all subscribers 10 re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press 0tiiee
At 40 before s p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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In The Sick Room

The condition OF Jack Gerhardt,
Is, son OF Mrs. Jean X. Gerhsrdt,
IL n. Prospect, a patient In Boyer
Memorial Hospital. is reported as
satisfactory. He underwent an EN-
ergency appendectomy Wednesday.
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Miss Florentiue Tyrrell has re
turned from two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. F. II. Buchanan,
al Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Dewitt OF
Ferndsle were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Harris, w.
Michigan Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Challis and
son. John. spent the week end at
the home OF their son, Dean Challi5.
Dearborn. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Dumpierres, Ypsi-
lanti Rev. Frank Davies and fam.
lily. Adrian. and Rev. and Mrs. Wen
eislao Bohanonde, Callso, Peru,
Rev. Bohanonde is student at
Drew Seminary. y. Y, and Mrs.
Bohanonde is a former teacher in
Lima High School, in Peru.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette SPHINX and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Goheen were
entertained Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Heath, Milan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Koch were
entertained at Portage Lake, Satur-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Rich
ards.
John Waite has left by train for
Washington. Ind, TO visit his grand
mother, Mrs. Minnie Waite.
Charles Allen. son OF Henry Allen,
Childersburg, Ala, formerly of Ypsi.
lanti. now second class seaman in
the L. s. Navy who had his training
az San Diego. Cal. and was first
stationed in Hawaii, is now in the
war zone.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Sager and
daughter Valerie, Detroit, spent the
holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Hulett.
Mrs. John Viles and Miss Venus
Wiles, Les Angeles, Cal. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Jordan here
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiles
Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilkss,
Plymouth, we're guests Of Mrs. A. l.,
Dundon for the week end
Miss Lucretia Case will return
today from visit with Mrs. W. j.
Pattinsoa al her summer home on
Walpole Island.
Mrs. Charles Wallace, Detroit.
spent Monday with Ypsilanti
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wilson aud
two children, Barbara and Francis,
Jr.. and Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs.
Mae Spicer, Grand Rapids, spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Cavanaugh and retureud
home Monday evening.
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WANT INCREASE

Detroit, July 7-INS-Although
hotel rates have been pegged at
levels prevailing April /, 1871, the
hotel and restaurant employees un-
ion, AFL. today threatened to call
a general hotel strike unless It's
demand for an Ill per cent wage
increase are met,
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CAIRO AP-As n nightly air
raid alarms and an enemy army
some 20 miles away we're not
enough. . tiger broke loose from the
Alexandra ZOO today and headed
for the city. Keepers shots flashed
that menace.
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uate OF the Fort Wayne Bible lnsti-
tute where she was active as a so
prano soloist and in other musical
groups. Her ciildreE's meetings are
unique and have interested boys
and girls everywhere with gospel
choruses. object lessons and Bible
drills. They will be held at 10 a. m.
each day and are open to all chill
drpn
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Thirty-four member, from Flint
Flat Rock, Childe sburs Ala. and
Ypsilanti gathered in Dexter state
Park. Sunday for the first reunion
OF the Alien family Mrs. Ruby
Wynn and Mrs. Lewdolth Allen
we're in charge.
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YpsiIanti Briefs
To Remain Closed

Because OF war priorities, the
American Radiator and Standard
Sanitary Corporation witt remain
closed indefinitely. Carl Klaffke.
manager, said today. The plant.
which employed 125 men, closed
May Is.
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Hold Initiative

Cairo. July 7-UP-Gen. Sir
Claude Auchinleck's British Imper-
ial army, holding the initiative all
along the front. was reported in dis
patches today to be attacking the
Axis forces heavily southwest OF ii
Alamein.
The lmperials. backed by a strong
air force, new artillery and a fleet
Of American-made General Lee
tanks. had Strengthened out the
Axis bulge In their FL Alamein line
so miles west OF Alexandria.
At no point, dispatches said, were
the Germans and Italians now east
OF a point extending south OF Ell
Alamein TO the Qattara salt boys.
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plan Picnic

Circle three OF the Baptist Won
ems Union members made plans for
a picnic at Prospect Park for Aug.
3 at the July meeting. Monday eve
ming al the home OF Mrs. Jack Cox.
ford. Fourteen were present, Mrs.
Harley Chock led the deyotions.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs. How
ard Trotter and Mrs. Harold Badge.
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Kicked BY Horse

NTCNeu by r1uTsc
Warren Warner. IA. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Vern Warner, 1854 S.
HuIon ST., is a patient at st. Joseph
Hospital, Ann Arbor with broken
left leg received at a riding stable
at p. m. Friday when he was
kicked by a horse.
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Bitten BY Dog

Joseph Gripton, 215 Lincoln St,
was bitten Monday evening on the
right leg by dog owned by George
Shamrock, 422 n. River ST. Mr.. shar-
rock was ordered by police to keep
the dog tied for a 10 day observa-
ton period.
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The bidding given IN the hrst
table Is what actually occurred on
this deal In q rubber game West
led his heart 8. and South's goose
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Fine Points in Bridge
Bv sHEt ARD BARCLAY

was cooked. Realizing he had to
lose the lead once. in diamonds.
and hence required two heart
shoppers. It was obligatory to try
the finesse OF the heart @. which.
OF course. failed.
Both North and South we're TO
blame for the debacle. though
each blamed the other North's
correct second bid was as given
in the second table. 4-Diamonds.
But, even with North rebidding
at 3-No Trumps. South should
then have bid 4-Spades to show
he had exactly three cards Of the
suit. His failure to support spades
the hrst time would make 1t clear
he did not have four. or enough
10 support a four-carder ade-
quately.
There Is no way TO beat g.
Spades on the deal. unless North
nisplays the hand. as a successful
fnesse Of clubs makes II possible
10 discard the heart @
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Attend Reunion

or the 20 persons present at the
homecoming reunion az the Cosneg
home. in Blissfield, Saturday. many
were from this city, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Coxford. Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Green and son, Jon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lambert and son,
Charles and daughter, Mrs. Grover
Monkey and Mr. and Mrs. William
Harrington In the afternoon the
men played ball and the women Wis
tied
Mr.. and Mrs. William Downing,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy DeNio and son
Wilbur and Foster Thumm have re-
turned from a trip through north
ern Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Vermett OF
Chicago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Barker. Mr.. vermett formerly
worked at Central Specially and is
a nephew OF Mrs. Barker.
Stanley Smith, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Smith, 81 Jarvis St,
is stationed at the L. S. Naval
Training Station at Great Lakes,
Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (. Abbeg
moved into their new home at 702
Stanley ST. over the week end. They
formerly lived az 525 y. Adams ST
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin X. Della
who have been making their home
at 309 E Forest Ave. have moved
TO their new home at 702 Hemphill
ST,
MIR. and Mrs. Earle Evans and
family attended a birthday party
sunday al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Bellairs, Rochester. Mich. in
observance OF the 93rd birthday OF
Mr. Evans father, Edward Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wellbrook
and daughter, Heller. Misses Emma
and Mary c .Thumm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Zeeb and Mrs Lucy Bissell.
Munger Rd., enjoyed an outing at
North Lake, Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Russell Jaqua and
daughter Judy, Grand Rapids. spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
James R. Breakey, Jr.
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TattIe Tales Of
Old New York
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aged to get Lebaudy in a mental
institution.
BY this time il was December.
1918, and the 10 mad years she
had spent out on Long Island
had aged Marguerite beyond
recognition.
She looked forward 10 the
first sane Christmas she and
Jacqueline had enjoyed in years
and great plans were made at
Phoenix Lodge" for that event.
Marguerite's freedom from
her mad, multimillionaire hus-
band, however, was 10 be short
lived.
Shortly after the advent OF
1919 had been rousingly cele-
hrated at Meadow Brook. word
word was sent 10 Marguerite at
was sent 10 Marguerite at ''Phoe-
nix Lodge" that Lebaudy had es-
capped again and wis in hiding
somewhere.