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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-23


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Commendable and recommendable is the feature in
the August of Ladies Home Journal (no were NOT
going in for the fem readng) which deals with the fam
y of Major (Dr) and Mrs. De Haven Hnkson and their
daughters Cordelia Elizabeth and Mary De Haven. who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Gossip OF The
Movie Lots
Nv HARRY LEyETTE

HOLLYWOOD (A\PJ. - SCI
YkRLATER. SECTION: Meaning
haven't The time TO 10 into de-
tail. gotta give YOU long news IN
short, cuffleSs pants.l Everybody
still discussing dramatic events
OF the ard annual convention Of
the NAACP. one of the most pop
ular topics, the visit Of Walter
White and Wendell Willkie to
2uih Century-Fox as guests of
the Hollywood producers. Dis
cussion OF siereotyping the Negro
in pictures. protest against such,
and promise OF continued better
ment didn't happen overnight
however. Others have been cor
tactlng the 'powcrs-that-be for
wears. in the same manner with
quiet conferences and constructive
criticism. Tic loud yellers who did
all their talk In Tho avenue never
accomplished anything and never
viii. abin In the Sky" really
will get going In September. ac-
cording TO latest report Hal John
son scheduled 10 do tho choral. :.
Movie work IN general now on the
slow heat FOR colorcd players
but increase due next month mr.
cording 10 class ~ pictures to be
IN production then.
Lena Horne: who received the
most flowery word bouquet from
Ted LeBcrthe on last Monday that
am colored actress has received
IN recent years here. IS proud Of
the fact that her first starring
picture was an all-colored one
"The Duke h. Tops" for Million
Dollar Productions with Ralph
Cooper. No official report from
the government that Allan Hos
kins. LITTLE Farina." Is among
missing in Australia. His mother
states that she heard from him
recently.
wILD-WEST SHOW. featuring
colorcd cowboys and cowgirls,
trick riders etc. sponsored by
Rochester and under the direc-
ton Of Bobby Johnson. to be the
biggest thing In local film and
amusement circles some time
within the next five weeks. The
unique event TO he benefit with
entire receipts donated 10 the
American Womans' Voluntary
service to enable them 10 pur-
chase athletic and other equipment
for tho recreation rooms of eerv-
ice men
Among girls listed already as
riders for the trick ropers are
Louise Franklin. Margaret Whit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Hampton Band
Goes Back Home
For Birthday
Have Rapid
Climb To Top
In Year

LOS ANGELES --(ANP)- BY a
happy coincidence. the Lone
Hampton orchestra has gone back
home 10 celebrate It's second ann..
yerssry. II was just two years az"
that Lionel. after tour OF several
states looking for unknown talen,
started rehearsals with what Wa,
destined TO become the most eNci,-
ing new swing aggregation OF re-.
cent years.
when Lionel first left Benny
Goodman. many of the more cynicat
critics and musicians were pes-i-
niStic about the outlook. Tn ~
cited cases OF other sidomen wha
had formed bands of their own aat
Popped. Yet. in the face Of couni-
less difficulties. eliminating IN III
recent transportatio crisis. Lionel
has emerged with hying colors.
The band made its debut. by aa-
Other strange coincidence. AZ ihe
very spot where Il II scheduled 3"
take The bandstand on Aug - tue
Casa Manana IN culver Ciiy. ra'i,
After clicking there. Hampton wfnt
into The Orpheum thesicr in los
Angeles. whore he broke revotd-.
Then the hand hit the road. playin-
from Nancouyer 10 Texas and Flot-
ida.
Not until the erouu was Amos
year old d'd Lionel bring il mo
New York. Until THIS time too re
had the help Of recordings. since
the Victor company had only wake!
small contingent FROM he full
hand. Since then Lionel ha~ record
ed with The entire hand on Decca.
and his new version ~ "Flvrs
Home" has al cadv achieved a SIX
san. s.fn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

Timbu. one III the current iea-
lures Of Leonard Reeds AZ, hthm
Nanitics" currently on tap at
6road's club Zombic i the great
e.t theatrical sensation ~ pla'
Detroit In the histor, oi scDla
presentations. Tlmbu j. n slack
wire walker and i billed ~ the
human ape. TO appreciate him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

i to see him. Pearl BAILEY. a
budding new singing star head.
lines the show which feaiur"
the Edwards sisters. I Iii Branl.
ley. Margic Ellison. Slim and
sweets. Rhythm willie and Ria
t:ranac IN addition 10 the Reed.
cites and Cecil Lee, orche,ira.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Romantic Scenes
Cause FINLAND
Lots OF Trouble

Love can he a headache--eNcn
in the moN les. For those romantic
scenes shown on the screen rep
resent lot OF work on the part
OF nci only the princlpals-but
Tho director. the research depart
men. ana the camera crew.
There's The case OF Tyrone Pow
crt lips meeting those of Gene
Ticrney on South Sea isle Tor
Son Of Fury" the story OF Ben
jamin Blake. which Daryl +.
zsnuck produced for 10Th Ten
tury-Fox at the Echo Theatre.
starting Friday. saturday.
The studio research department
said they couldn't kiss. Ii was all
wrong historically In that era r
The Polynesians rubbed noses
when they fell in love. But that
was too much for John Cromwell,
the director.
"Ty and Gene will kiss" he
ruled. tossing history into the
wastebaskot. Can YOU imagine
them rubbing noses, This Ism
z farce.
Cromwell pointed out other
difficulties over love. making.
The war has speedcd' up the
tempo Of movie romance the same
as everything else" he said. "Nou
won't he seeing any long passion
ate embraces until this u all
over. Moviegoers are restless.
They want the boy 10 kiss the
girl and be done with IT,
THAT doesn't mean. however.
that romance Is on the wanc. The
script writer's are shortening their
love scenes. hut they're adding
more of them" Plus Big 2nd Fea-
fupq
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
LITTLE MAMA RAIFORD AT Be

one OF the present features a.
the Be Theatcr Bar is Media Iva
fo,d. who IL perhaps better known
Ia night club followers as Little
Mama. Media Is rendering a va
riciy OF SONGS OF today and ihosr
which gained for her a widespread
reputation during her first days
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

before the foo,liehi-
Miss Raiford has had oas ~
~ the Be and isno !e,sa favo'H
than during her early years a. ~
Interpretation of popular songs ~
makes several appearances nsNY
and is featured very imptc~'tl
In tho show.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

ten. Matte Hodge and Miss Brooks
OF Pasadena. Rochester's famous
pedibreed charger. Mustard
Greens" will he featured with
Ernest Whitman announcer
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

cHxHLEsToN. 20is5-vsespt; toyr-ro0w
$3.50; smau down; isrrs monthly, 80,
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Bungalows for Sale


cHAHLEsToN 20is5-Vseant; fovr-roow
bungalow; every thing reeopditloned;
~ $50; small down large monthly -
Income Bungalows for Sale
ASHLAND, 3077, near Mack I'd rooms;
gsrage,; 700 down; $3.50.
Lerox. 30so--o rooms down. one up;
Steam beat; garage; $500.
Laksvisw- New brikcote: rooms. one
floor: 81 900 Gown -. 500.
GuINAN 1882 MACK LENox 1880
BREsT. 1861, Eeors, township; S down,
up; Brickote; newly decorated y
acre; 10 minutes Rouge plant; close school.
store. Atlantic 1920.
COOPER. near Shoemaker. 81, vspor
steam heat; newly deeoreied inside and
QUA garage. Only $500. Lenox 1870.
ILENox, near Msek--s each. fine eondi-
tlon; garages; $3.50.
IGuiSAN 1889 MACK LESox 1850
MARK TWAIN. Mr.. GRAND RIVER
Five down, four up; face brick; sS. 500
storm sash; side drive. z.esr garage
lower vacant. For further details cal
University 2-s2oo-2-5e4o.
lMcKINsTRY LAFAYETTE Modern g.
room income: SOS month and owrers'
quarters steam furnace; garages; turni-
ture Included; SO 500 total price. l''ls
ELsgA REALTY & INVESTMENT co.
le2if FORT W. VI. I.l4oc
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

HICKORY, 2o7s5-5 rooms; tie features;
paved street: $3.50. toS down
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

coLoRED--LooKl II yes are uaable 20
buy your home NOW due TO large down
payment requirements. why not buS one uf
approved lots IA conant Gardens ana build
the. home OF your dreams after the war?
- s.e4 SINGLETON, CA. 1905
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Bungalows for Sale
(Eosf Of Woodwayd)

49, EAsTLAwN Mr.. KEHCHEvAL
stoeo--cAsH i
Nice b.room frame bungalow; fun base
ment. II. A. hest Can arrange ntge.
g. 900. Mr.. wsaa CA. 4s2i or TO.
" HoMER WARREN 4 CO.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15
Houses for Sale
(Eosf of Wooduordl

NINE MILE-VAN DYKE SEC
Large 4 rooms, utility room, nearly finished
inside; water and electric In, sewer going
IN; let issxi5s. $500; 800 down, $50
Also. Van Dyke-sh Mile section, 4 rooms
$3.50; $500 down. Many others.
IRWIN, KIGHT a HINES. INC.
2z115 Van Dyke II sloeun $50
Section. frame; o large
rooms. newly decorated. almost new fur
mace. garage. shady corner lot. paved
yAcANT-IAMEDIAT POSSESSION
800. 81 900 On discount for larger down
payment Sargent \ Co.. $40 g.. State
Fair TW. 1901.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

49,
ANpERDoN, a55l-5-o: garages; immsdi-
ate possessions bargain; terms. Plaza
BEARp-LAF4YErrE - ou,stsseipg mod.
erp 2-farniiy; oak throughout. new fur
nacss, garages; tumetiate ppssrssion;
ELsEA 81 REiLry q INvEsrMENT CO; CO.
e2if FORT. w vi. 1-l4oo
CADILLAC, nr. drstiot--6-6; mod, ST. ht. !;
ss. 700. - 200 down. Pettine. PL. 1880.
CLARKDALE-VERNoR, 2-nat, 6-e each: 2
JUNCTION N-ToLEDo-Brick to top; ter
rsce; 8 rooms each. oak floors and
anisn throughout: 2 steam plants; only
ksSEn is7s 1otp sEAkTr " a INyEsTMETT ,.,;Ss GO,
IS. 500. $500 On. Pet,ine. Plaza 1880.
rent $50; . garages. steam; new floors
DOWN. igs1s'~ Tussao e'rtt i-osi4 '''''. 't'''
WAsHBURN, I5336-rr. SIS; lower vacant;
decorated: open Sunday: immsdiate POS
session.; $500. 1856 down. UN. 5-Sf71.
5347 JOY ROAD-OPEN
Brick. 5 large rooms each with natural Gre
place, new sir-cond. furnace stcker. new
roof, side drive. sarages; excellent conci-
chicsgc. LOWER VACANT; 81, 500. terms
arranged. CEDAR 14fc
18TH at vERNoR-Four-famiiy separate
furnaces: large lot; garages; $1,000;
ELSA REALTY q INvEsrMENr co.
o2i7 FORT. W. VI, $500
So. 500 CASH buys frame 4-family dwell
ing and 6-room single house on large
west side lot, 4 garages; 20 close estate.
ELsEA REALTY a INVESTMENT co:
e2i7 FORT. w. VI. 1-14o0
coLoRED-MUsT SELL AT ONCE!
IMMEDIATE occupancy - two room
apartments; $3.50 month income s3t
monthly notes SACRIFICE! 81, 500;
reasonable down payment JENKINS.
Trinity 2-s7s7.
IcoLoRED-i3i7 ORLEANS. N. ". corner
MACOMB Good location; brick 4-fsm-
fly six each. Also STORE with two up
per fats. six each. BOTH $1,000, 81, 900
down. TERRACE 2-s277.
coLoRED BARGAINl ONLY $500 On.
soLvAY, . spts.. store, stm. stoker ht.
lc. w. WHITE, 1850 Hastings, TIE. i-ooss.
coLoRED-Westminste each; gas
heat; reasonable payment. Mcqueen.
Townsend 6-s5ii.
coLoRED-Hurryi e-e, newly decorated
81 500 dowH possession 80 days ~
CoLoRED-Cardoni. $3.50, e-s, part bese-
ment; bargain; S3ioo. si,ooo dn. PL.
coLoRED-Modern fat. each; 81 900,
$1,000 down. Mcqueen. Townsend 1851.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15


HICKORY, 2o2s5-5 rooms; tie features;
paved street; $500. teS down.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
225lo Nevada. near 0ratiot and Smile,
beautiful broom face brick. almost new
large living room with natural nrsplscs;
two large airy bedrooms: roorny attic can
provide future bedrooms; basement has
plastered ceiling with spaeicus recreation
pool; air conditioned hest complete with
screens and storm sash. No priority neces-
sary and owner will sell on reasonable
terms. Open all day Sunday. pingree
e7ss or Prospset t2ii. N
MAIN ST. north OF McNichois; 3-rm.
bungalow. fun basement, steam heat,
coal IN immediate possesioni 5000, s. 900
down. Norman SKY. Resitor. TO. e.33oo
sHERwoop-Csorgia-Five rooms. garsg,
VACANT; $3.50. $500 down. 1885 Van
Dyke.
3-BEDRooA brick bungalow; on ons floori
Pear garage. VEr. $1,000.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-15

WOODLAND BEACH. near Monroe. Miehi-
Gan. spsl Elwoos sysnusms.sps pew 2.
sutomatte gss beat, rock wool ipsu!stion !;
large sn.esefosed porch, venetian blinds.
tiis bath. magnificent Kitchen. including
nswest style sink; deep wen with enclosed
electric pump: good quality furnishfngs all
accessories INCLUDED. Prics. $500 cash.
, piocks from Toivdo bus. Nsighpoy across
street Gas key. or can Temple z-ftoo fer
intormstior.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Accidents Cause Injury
to Two Over Week End

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. ia
woman and a boy were injured in
accidents in this vicinity over the
week end and a driver was arrest
ed on charges OF intoxication.
Mrs. Effie Rettig, As, Chelsea R.
F. d. l, was treated Saturday night
at St Josephs Mercy Hospital for
head and facial decorations received
when the automobile in which she
was riding, driven by Alvin Rettig,
%, Chelsea RID. /, collided with
another driven by Lloyd Zeilman,
"a, Whitmore Lake. at the intersec.
ton of Miller and Wagner Rds.
Arm Injured
David Gill, seven, l710 Cambridge
Rd., received an injured right arm
when the sled on which he was
sliding was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Miss Mary D. Ne
comb, %, 1916 Ferdon Rd., on Dew.
onshire Rd. Saturday. Miss Ne
comb took David TO his home.
Faces Charges
Edward S. Kubly, 80, 315 E. HUI.
ron St, faces charges OF driving
while intoxicated. He was arrested
by city police Saturday night when
his automobile struck the rear OF
another driven by Thomas w,
Hecker, 80. 1929 Del Mar, in the
100 block OF S. Main st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Revised Regulations
on Rationing Received

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 16-In-
structions regarding revised fed
eral rationing regulations TO be
placed into effect Feb. 10, includ-
ing provisions for release OF re-
treaded and recapped tires, were
received today by Mrs. Luella
Smith. county board chairman.
Complete information on the re-
yised regulations is being studied
by board members.
The new provisions are reported
to include inclusion OF clergymen
in the "A eligibility list At pres
ent, clergymen are unable TO quail
fy for permission to buy new tires
Mrs. Smith stated that the coun-
ty board is in need OF application
forms necessary for the release OF
new automobiles purchased but not
delivered before the sales ban be-
came effective. Release OF auto.
mobiles began Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
REV. LANTZ SPEAKS AT
FATHER. SON BANQU

Saline, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE Faith
er and Son banquet OF the Metho-
dist Church was held Thursday
evening in the dining room with
patriotic decorations. Harry
Holmes introduced Don Ford as
POSTMASTER and the speaker was
Rev. j. Edward Lantz, Ann Arbor.
The toast to the fathers was given
by Benjamin Benedict and Cecil
Davenport responded.
Special recognition was given c.
H. Miller with the oldest son pres
ent; Earl Culliton who was accom-
panied by the youngest son; and
Henry Freeman. the father with the
largest number of sons present.
Tribute was paid Gerald and Rich
ard Miller, sons of Capt. Harold
Miller Of the medical corps, former
ly a physician here. who was last
heard from somewhere on the Pa
cific. and God Bless America was
sung Assembly singing, led by
Merritt Martin, was interpreted
through the program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
ROAD MEETING PLANNED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 16-With
problems and new developments in
road construction slated for dis
cussion, the 2Sth annual meeting If
the Michigan highway conference
will be held here Wednesday
through Friday, it was announced
today. The conclave is sponsored
by the University OF Michigan en-
gineer college. the state highway
department, the Michigan Associa-
ton OF Road commissioners, and
the state police.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Skates, Shoes, Tools
Stolen From Automobile

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. Is -
Theft OF two pairs Of roller skates,
a pair q shoes and a set Of tools
from an automobile early Sunday
morning is being investigated by
sberiffs officers.
The articles were reported stolen
from the Misses Marjorie Hough-
talin, 1915 S. State St, and Vir-
ginia Staebler. 500 Burwood Pl.
Miss Honghtalin said they were
taken from an automobile while Il
was parked near an inn on US-23 at
Willis I'd.
Sheriff's officers are also inves-
tigating the theft of four bicycles
from near the Dexter High School
Friday night. The thefts were re-
ported Saturday night by Thornton
Ware, Dexter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Ann Arbor NeWs
Final Rites Today For
John KaImbaCh, Chelsea

Chelsea, Mich. Feb. l6-Funerai
services were to be this afternoon
IN the Plankell Funeral Home.
Chelsea. for John Kalmbaeh. bank
or and attorney and former member
OF the Michigan legislature. He
died ar his home.
Nh Kalmbach was worm in Free
dom Township September so. 1851.
the son Of Adam and Caroline
Broesamle Kalmbach. He was gra-
duated from the Detroit College OF
Law in 1901 and practiced in Chel-
sea until he retired eight years ago.
He was in the legislature in 1911
and 1912.
Survivors include his widow.
Cora Lutz Kalmbach, three sons
DR.. Roland ka.mbach. Lansing
Lloyd Kalmbach. West Englewood-
y. T.. and Leland kalmbach, Fort
Wayne. Ind: two daughters, Mrs.
carl Rutan. Jackson, and Mrs. Hol-
lis Freeman, Ann Arbor, and SIX
grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Private Rites Arranged
For Dr.. Jacob Reighard

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 16-Pri-
vate funeral services were arranged
for Dr. Jacob E. Reighard, profes-
sor emeritus OF zoology at the Uni
versity since 1927, who succumbed
Friday. There will be a memorial
service later.
DR.. Reighard was born in La
Porte. Ind, in 1851. He was gra-
duated from the University OF
Michigan in 1882 and later studied
at Harvard University and at Fret
burg. Breisgau, Germany.
He started his teaching duties
at the University in 1855 and from
1895 to 1913 served as director of
the museum. His marriage TO Miss
Katherine e. Ferrand took place
in 1887. She preceaed him in
death.
Survivors include one daughter,
Miss Catherine, New York City,
and a son, John Jacob, Minneapolis,
MINI.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas I. Vile. %. and Ruth
c. Bi-kle. %. Ann Arbor.
Donald J. Mclean. 81, Ann Ar.
Dor Doris Porter. 81. Ypsilanti.
William H Rei1, %. Ann Arbor:
Maxine r. Hotter 25, Oak Park,
III.
James D. Emerson. rs. Ann Ar
Dor: AGATHA ". Reynolds, %. New
York. y. Y.
George L. Phillip 25. and Mar
garet ". Hamlin, %. Ann Arbor.
Kenneth Plat, q. WAYNE. and
Miss Wilma Slough, 20, Ypsilanti
Harold ". Hines. %. and Miss
Esther Z. Eakkola, -, both OF Ann
Arbor
Melvin Haltz. 30. and Miss Lucille
Dettling "a. both OF Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Ypsilanti Visited by
Philippine Party Leader

Philippine lawyer and minority par
ty leader in the Philippines, was
visiting in Ypsilanti Saturday.
DR.. Gancy has been representing
Philippine interests in Washing
ton for Is years and in his own
words is kind Of lobbyist
against independence Of the Philip
pines from the United States.
He says that he has been a po-
litical opponent of President Man
uel Quezon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Public Health Building
TO be Started This Week

ann Arbor, Mich. Feb. i6-Work
is expected TO start this week on
the new school OF public health
building given 10 the University
under a $1,000. 600 grant by the ".
K. Kellogg Foundation and the
Rockefeller Foundation OF New
York
The three story brick building
will be constructed on land now
used as q parking lot south OF the
William Henry Simpson Memorial
Institute on Observatory ST. II will
be U-shaped and contain class
rooms. auditorium, seminar rooms,
four laboratories, and Offices. The
entire building will be used for
tea ching and research.
Delay had been experienced in
letting the contract for the struc-
ture because Of priorities TO defense
projects. However, the material
has been granted as war health
problems will be studied.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Prof. Sawyer Stationed
With Navy in Virginia

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 16-Prof.
Ralph Sawyer has been called TO &C
tive duty with the United States
Navy and Is now stationed with
the Naval Reserve at the naval
proving grounds. Dahlgren, Va.
Prof. Sawyer was promoted to
the rank OF lieutenant commander
in the reserve last fall. He was an
ensign in the Navy in 1918 and
1913
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
FRED G. MAYER, 81,
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Fred George Mayer celebrated
his Slst birthday Friday, Feb. 10,
at his home. Mr.. Mayer was born
in Wurttenburg, Germany, Feb.
10, 1851, and came to this coun-
try with his parents when FIVE
years old, the family settling In
Lodi Township. He married Clara
Laubengayer in 1880. and they
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
News From Saline

lived on Crane Rd. for many years
and after the death of his wife,
Mr.. Mayer and daughter, Miss
Amanda, moved to the present
home. The birthday celebration
was a quiet one with a dinner for
immediate family and friends.
His two sons, Herman, Fndlay,
O.. and William, Roseville, were
also home TO help celebrate the
OCCASION. Mr.. Mayer has been in
good health, and always has a fine
garden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-16
Nurses Aide Course
to Start at Hospital

Ann Arbor, Mich, Feb. 10 \
nurses aide course is being offer
ed TO junior and senior women 1t
the University at the University
Hospital. The course will be for
six hours a week and will train
students for emergency war nurs-
ing and for assisting in the nursing
work at the hospital.
About 20 have already signed for
the course