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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
|Selective Draft
To Take Largest
Contingent Soon
Twenty Enlisted Men Also
Included in August Selec.
tive Service List.

Pine county's largest contingent tC
date will leave next week in the
August call for men for selective
service. Of those who have been
picked for the call, 20 have enlisted
Below is given the list of those
who have either been mailed a notice
to report or who have enlisted.
Askov-Arthur Bernhart Christen-
sen, Johannes Jorgensen, Eden Jesse
Fogt, Alfred Arne Jacobsen, Kenneth
, Andersen, Adolph Julius Linge.
Beroun-F rank Earl Splichal
George Adolph Prochaska.
Braham-Wendell Leo Nelson, Ber-
til Anders Gustafson.
Brook Park-Gilbert Milo Pecha-
eek, Albert James Kozisek, Charles
Joseph Runa, William Osman.
Bruno-Edward Leroy Gray, Ray.
mond Oscar Storebo.
Danbury, Wis.-Louis st. John
Mike Paul Wind, Clifford John b.
strom, Richard Henry Thomas.
Duquette-Oscar Herman Nyquist
Orien Macdonald.
Finlayson-Edwin friedrich Ok
sanen, John Andrew Efram, Lee
Elias Roberts, Elmo Rudolph Pah-
kala, Woodrow Robert Novek, John
Victor Peura, Toivo Efram.
Grasston-Warren Tracy Davis.
Hinckley-Harold Milton Hamm
Leo Schafer, John Robert Eddy, Paul
Richard Ouradnik, Arnold Albert
Zaudtke, Clarence David O'Flanagan
Nels Christ Petersen, William Rich
ard Marion, James Roy Franklin
Ubl, Edward Clinton Dougherty, Peter
Lorenz Morris, James John Collins
Arthur Leroy Anderson, Lawrence
Walter Hopkins, Fernon Ernest San
dell, Lester Russell Putnam, David
Sylvester Tew, Lloyd Vincent Onstot
Henry Walter Youngkrantz, Edwin
Irving Bossen.
Kerrick-Elmer Fritz Hultgren
Ray Edwin Ketchum.
Kingsdale-Russell Carl Nelson
Einar Benson.
Pine City-Ted Emil Rasmussen
Abner Everett Johnson, Wayne Ar
thur Gustafson, Bert Emerson SEQ
field, Ignus Archie Chmelik, Arnold
Conrad Kowalke, Lawrence Bernard
Karsky, Howard Victor Tullgrer
Engvold Rudolph Bjorklund, Louis
Jim Barton, Paul Burton Thore, Frank
L. Kucera, Fred William Teich, Clar-
ence Godfrey Anderson, Warren
Carleton Glaede, Frank Martin John
son, Vencil Stransky, William Clark
Lones, Earl Francis Frazier, Cyril
George Hudak, Waldie Leonard Gull
dickson, Louis Ernest Brackenbury
Philip Willard Robinson, Clarke
Stuart Biedermann, George Herman
Rohlf, Merlyn Ernest August Kroger
William Joseph Ling.
Rutledge-Leo Christ Kepler, Peter
Lambert Roucoff, John Herman Veg
werth, Rudolph Martin Bartos, Wal
lace Leslie Conrad.
Clifford James John
son, Grant Garland Crider, Clifford
Litzen Larson, Richard John Work
Mark Finley Robey, Wayne Leslie
Beckman, Donald j. Hejny, Joseph
friedrich Schaefer, Adolph Herbert
Gjertson, Oscar Niels Erickson, Lyle
LaVon McNeal, William Henry Du-
Bots.
Sturgeon Lake - Walter Isadore
Rusin, Albert Isidor Zuk, Joseph
Tobolaski, Fritz Lubrecht, Arthur
Marinus Mossberg.
Willow River-John Coschignano
Joseph Drahosh, George Howard
Brisbin, Allen Leslie Herbison, Cecil
Ray Pembleton, Paul John Hyska
/ Nicholas James Prachar.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-08-06
MINNESOTA EIGHTH

Minnesota placed eighth in total
tonnage collected by states in the re-
cent rubber drive. Over 10000 tons
was contributed, with reports still
coming in.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

Die totale 8eberrihune Der 8elt nnb
cine Sflapenipelt nnter ser Comma
tion Der Noai=Serrenpelt anltrebt,
pobreno sic alliierten &egier,,naen,
an oeren Spite sic Ser. Staoten,
@n9lano nno China iteben, sic @elt
oom Serror Ser NaSi uno oen iapa-
nilden Militarismus at befreien ent=
'bloiien linb.
uSSnoeiien'', 10 fdbrt oas 8Iatt
fort, ,,tobt Elm arieg oller Shreden
iiber Ser &elt. aus Der 2uit, ouf
uno nnter bem Waiier, auf ausge-
eebnten s6lohtielbern, i'm sdreden
Der @iiite, auf oen unenolihen ruff
lhen Steppen, = miro be,tte ein blu,
tiaeS Tineen ser Golfer ausgetragen,
ipie Die 8eltseidid)te nod feines se-
'eben bat.
Gas Cine lit iider: 8ir baben
nirflib oen 6rieoen perloren! Die
aan5c @elt itarrt in @aifen. 9as
Souptbanoiuert ser Golfer lit sic
Torbereitlng 5ur 3eritorllng anr
Scrridtung eeiporben. 9as nod
f,r3em SSabren oes 5rieoens neu aui-
eeflannnte @ettriilten ser aMGdte -
laneeblid 5nm Sbue bes Sriebens
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25
aciong. Der leste Auiihrei eines
Sbnnldhtigen, Der oas bunfle Sdif
ial beranroIlen iicbt nno genau tpeib,
bob er es nidt ncbr meijtern fann.


9lm %. Ncpember bceebt sic &a-
tbeoralsemeinoe bon 8elleoillc, ST..
sic 5eier ibres bunbertiGbrisen 9e-
iiebens. Cine Gorieier purhc bereits
nm If. Gnpenber nit einem @emei1,
oefelt gebolten. slm %. Nopember
bolt @iihof gltboff in ser ct. Yeters.
Gatbeorole Elm Hontiiifal- -sSubelamt.
nobel giid)of Soiepb $. Sdlarman
bon Eeoria bie Seitpreoiet balte,1
MIRO. 9ie 8atbebrolaemcinoe ipurbt
1912 bon Dem Gionierpriciter sSoiepF
&ueniter aeariinoet. Sic erlte Hiarr.
tird)e iuurne im acknowledgement Sab
re begonnen.
Ser aeaenuortiee Giorrer ser So
tbebralgemeinoe lit Ser ssoiepbinrm
Glurlnus Hep. Sol. sc. 0tiiller. I'm
iere belten @liid- ino SesenslpiinIbt
5u ser Jeier!
Ohio 8aiienfreunb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25
Ser &enbepnmft oes EeItfrieses In Roroairi,t
Dhir BoiIenfrennS

ben u4beifreifbases p0bepiuft in lei
na Rebs erflsurm eftIer ia ieinem
Bexyiei& astt BiIhrtm Dem 9meiten.
Sd s,adhr Is uidt ME Der Aoiier'
ingte ipterntt Der benifbe Diftator,
..bei mir eibt es fein lleber. .oie.-@ren-
Se-@eben'.
Sier hiirfte Sitler in Ieinem Sc,
ben sum erften Mal ole Mabrbeit ae-
iprohen baben. Sur miB man bas
Bortbcn ,,bei" b,rd fir" erieben.
;siir ibn aibt es in ser Sat fein lleber-
hie-@ren5e. .@eben. Neil ibm nnmlih
iGmtlibe @ren5en ser @rbe peribloi-
ien lein iperben, ipeun es ioipeit 1T.
sSo, bicie Heoe ipor ein Sdponen-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25
Bonn berlorenem 6rieDclt

Bir leben in elmer friebloien, bon
allen 5hreden eines 0eltfrieees
beimaeiuhten Belt. ,,8ir boren aus
enelifden Seiinnaen' id)reibt bic
Shmciaer ,,ShiIospade', ,,oas merf.
miiroige Bort. Der lette Grieg lit
bon nns aeiponnen tporben, ober ipir
baben ben sSrieoen perloren. Das ion
nod einem iiesreihen Griea burh bie
8erbiinoeien bon beute beIier iperoen !!
9iesmol ion Elm Sriebe iperoen, Der
bon bleibenber Ganer lit! 60 Ipridt
ober, and bie @eeenieite."
3u hiefer slelBer,tng modten mir
inbes eraon5eno bin3ufiiaen, baB bic
,,@eeenieite" erpieIenermoBen nur
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

| fir oie sanae @elt nno ale Golfer
berauseeltent.
Nienlnto fann es mebr lelgnen:
mir Ieben in einem llnnatiirliden,
pabnlinnigen 3uitanoe. Seilte miro
lmter Die 8affen seruien, mas nur
8eine bot gum Springen. Ser iunge
Menif lpiomet lid) Der 8orbereitung
aitf ben &riee ldnecre 3eit, oils auf
ieinen 2ebensbernf, Ser ibm bie @e-
legenbeit perldafien ioa, Iein Brot
81 peroenen, feline 5amilie 81, erbal-
ten l,no Dem er leben ion, biz am
gnoe ieines @irfens uno Shaffens.
Bir reoen bier lid)t au bem Sbe-
ma bonn perloreneu 5rieben bon 1918.
@ir Iagen nur bos cine: Solanae Die.
| ie &riegsbereitid)ait i,l ben Golfern
nnb mooernen Staaten fortbouert,
miro es. feinen pobren 5rieoen aeben
fonnen uno feinen geben. gSer i'm.
,uer nit oem 9olhe in ber ltroffen
Sano nus ieinent Souie eebt, Bel bem
1T es elm reiner 3ufau, penn es nicbt
3nm Haufbanoel fonlmt. Sci ben lit
Der 6rieoens5ultono mir elm gusnab.
mesnltano, Der 9riee itebt nit einem
gein INNER Dor ser Siire. Ser &riees'
duitano lit Der Normolauitanb!
Das lit bas Naturipibrise, oaB ipir
Dos abnormale 5um Nornole,1, bic
Gnsnabme sur Gegel gelnadt hoben.
Wian bat ,ielblt in neutrality-suspicious.
beu Staaten bonn ,,totalen" Soloaten
eelprpden. Man ltellt ibn ioeor als
| Cit getpiiies Soeal bin, elm Sbeol ser
@on5beit Ser @borafterItarfe, Ser
ppllfonmenelt Siugabe!
Sineabe fiir mas2 5ineabe fir
nen? &ein Menih rno al1 fein
Staat bat bas Gedt auf Sic totole
Sineabe zines Meniben. 9os lit Elm
beioniiher @ioerlinn. geur 8ott oil
lein bat einen Sotalaniprub altf ben
Neniben. 8ir lino aus ieiner Sonb
berporgeeangen unb lino fit i'm ee.
fdoffen. Sbm 5u bienen, = i'm al
berberrli6e,t, - ibm nns gan3 biu-
5usebeu!
GGe anbere Singabe auf biefer
yelt bat cine natiirlihe 8eihrdn.
fi,ng. @ott aber iollen mir uns ean3
binaeben. 0ir baben oas niht ee-
MONT. Oian bat oeiaat, bie sSueeno
nriiiie frei iein bon @ott, bon Stride,
BON iittliben Gorihriiten nno nldlti-
gen @eboten''.
ltno ba fam Damn Der mooerne,
aottloie Staat nno iorberte ben nns
glanbia aeiporoeuen NenIhen anf:
ba bu feinen 8ott mebr bait, H. be,,-
ee bih unter meme Aneeipalt. SD
bin bein Serr nno @ott! @tir ionft
nu oienen, Bis 5nr Iebten Groft, biz
aunt lebten Sropfen 8li,t, mir ionit
ou bid polnommen binsebeu
@s lit oas aiih cine Singabe! @s
lift iene Singabe, lpelhe iebes Seiben-
t,m bes Stontes ,,no ser @eIenlboft
Init unerbittliher 2ogif foroern mirb.
Nenn mir ,ms Dem @erreott, 1,nierem
5errn uno Shopfer nidt mebr bon.
fommen binaeben, baum itebt Ser @ot.
Sc auf llno nerlangt bon nns ienen
9ienlt, oen mir @ott ihuloig ipGren.
aber oieie Sinaabe lit eben cine
@otenbinaabe, es lit nibt cine Sin.
9abe on einen ollnadtige,t, ipeiien, in
nnenOliber 2iebe uns sueeneigten
lc,r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-25

JoD DulL Dle 2SelI Oeu UIHm 0u
eneelidts Der iiber Hodtt berrtnbre-
6enben @reieniiie IN Rsrbofrffn. nn6
nod baben bie Mhiennddste nd uidt
erbolt bon bent am Rittrl lIdnbfidrn
Meere nuigetauhten Shredeetp~nft.
nnb ihen brinsen Die Aetberpellen
benz an iieerei6c 9litfrieec seipohn.
ten &eltbe5ipnaer neue Siobspoiien.
Seine uihlpoen' @eeneg baben ibn
ben 8lie geltoblen. 9es sSiibrers les'
tf Geoe mag lein Sbponengelona ee.
>pelen lein obgleih ct ben friees'
miiben oe,ltlbcn Golfe sic 5tpeifelbaf-
te SerIiberuna CAB: u0os entibei-
oenoe gSort miro beltinnmt nibt bon
Serrn 9iooiepelt oelprohen iperben.
Aoolf Sitler, i6reibt oo5u sic g.
y. Staots5eitilng, abnte freilib nibt,
bob % Stltnhen nod ieinem Ser3ens-
ereuB Dor sen ,,alten &1n,pfern" sic
rneuen &Gmpfer' @eneral giienboipe
ers bereits 9ll9ier ,n,o Dram our Ga-
pitulaton 5.pangen. &iebcr einnoi
batte oen 9iftator 9e,,tIdlanbs Iein"
aottbeeuobcte sSnt,,ition perIalien.
Eidbt er bate oos entlbeioenoe @ort,
ionoern ser 9tann, ser fir i'm ser
Ieibboftiae @ottleibeinns lit - Serr
3ooIepelt.
@merifa nno feline Alliierten baben
ictt sic eSllitiotipe in ser Sano ,mh
tperoen lie lid nidt iuieoer enttpinoen
Ioilen. Ser ioeenanntc @egenihlng
NIT Scr edn5lihen 8eIetung Sranfs
reid)s bis sur MittelneerfiiIte fonmt
at ipat> lit ein Sdlag ins gHoiier.
Eorbafrifa lit fir S5itler perloren,
nno mas boS bebe,ltet, neib er nm
beiten: 8ottero0lnuerlmg ser Ho5i-
nobt. 9arunl audi flang feline 0tiin~
hener Hebc, sic nielleid)t in einem
aon5 anberen Sinne ais er mcinte,
fein ,,lebtes Nort' an lcine Inter.
tanrn 9eipeien Iein mag 10 idmod),
ber5agt uno fleillniitig mie nod nic.
9tie aber au6 maren feline Ir9lt-
mente oriaineIler mo - b,lnnrilti=
f6er. llno lhon lm bes ltnireipi1~
Iieen Sunors oieier pitlerrcoe mil
len ipGrc es Ibaoc, menn iie I'M 8nn-
ner ser Sd,lod)t lm Afrifa eons in
Eereeilenbeit geriete. @enn bas beut-
fhe Solf nod niebt aon5 ieinen sinn
fir quite sSite cinaebiiBt bot. Damn
nnlb es iib ont Sonntog Dor 2ad)en
eebooen baben, als lein sSiibrer ibm
tpeisnohen tpollte, er fibre nur bes-
baIb bcn &riea 10 tiei i'm tiefiten
Gnblanh, bomit Geutidlanb Ielbit ben
3riea nidJt lpiiren ioae. sl'o aetpi.
iermo6en aus Selbitpertcibieuna.
Aber nod mebr bdtten sic 9eutihen
fib Den 9ouh bolten niiiien, ols iis
borten, gnalonb Tonne niht reaie.
rem, es perltGnoe BLOB, onoere Golfer
az nnteriohen unb lie ms @leno 81
ftiiraen.
Mon 9Iaubt an trG,lnen. 0ns laet
berIelbe Mann, Der in brei cSobrcr
&rieg foIt aIlc GGlfer @uropos inter
iod)t, perlflopt unh ins ticilte @lenh
eebrodt bat. Ger Sunberttauienbe
heportiert ,,no fiiiiliert bot. Der gang
europa ouspliinbert uno ausbun9ert.
Sin iolhes 0foB bon 3pnismus lit
nur moglih bel eincnt Gciperooo,
Sem Idon alles egaI lit, ipel er III
&er5,ueifl,ng feline lebteu Sale meg
fhfpimncn liebt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Ann Arbor Melus
Medical, Dental, Health
Students Get Kellogg Aid

Ann Arbor, Mich, May 2-Uni.
yersity medical, dental and public
health students accelerating study
programs TO meet wartime de
mands for personal in health sci
ences, will receive financial aid
through $4,000 grant from the
W. h. Kellogg Foundation Presi.
dent Alexander G. Ruthven has an.
nounced.
Each of the three schools will re-
ceiye $4,000 and each school may
decide whether the money will be
used for revolving loan funds or
as outright scholarships Scholar
ships and loans will be made on
the basis Of scholastic ability, char.
acter and need.
The grant was made only as a
temporary measure pending some
form OF federal student aid for
the emergency program President
Ruthven stated The Wartime Com
mission OF the [. S. Office of Edu-
cation is working on financial as
sistance plan for students prepar
ing for work in fields now feeling
a personnel shortage
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Noted Pianist to Appear
on Orchestra Program

Ann Arbor, Mich. May Percy
Granger, 'Australian-born pianist
and composer, will appear with the
massed orchestra Sunday at AIS p.
m. in Yost Field House.
The concert will be played by
more than 500 musicians from
southeastern Michigan civic orches-
tras and is in conjunction with
Michigan's inaugural observation
Of Inter-American Music Week and
National School Music Victory Raj
ly Day Civic aud public school
choral groups have been invited TO
participate along with the represen-
tatiyes OF Il civic orchestras
M. Granger will play his spoon
River, concerto for piano and or
chestra. with Rudolph GAM con-
Quoting. He will direct the orches-
ira in two other OF his own works
during the concert.
Considered an authority on folk
music Nj. Granger is the compos
or OF more than 400 works for pia.
ne. voice, orchestra. chorus and
chamber music.
He made his debut al the age OF
10 in Melbourne. He was piano
student Of Louis Rabst and Prot
James kwast Frankfort-on-the.
Main. Germany. In 1907 he was
chosen by the composer Edward
Grieg TO play the Grieg Piano Con
certo al the Leeds Festival in Eng
land.
Coming to this country in 1914, he
enlisted as a L S. Army bandsman
in 1917, and later became an in
structor in the Army music school
at Governors Island, y. Y He has
been naturalizcd American citi-
zen for many years.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Horace Morgan, Jailed
Fined in City Court

Horace Morgan. 80. 407 Monroe
Ave. was given a S25 fine and so
days in jail Friday afternoon on
charges of being intoxicated and
disorderly.
Morgan was arrested on Harriet
St. about 4 p. m. Earlier in the af-
ternoon police had received call
from a woman stating that color
ed man had entered her home
through the back door When Of
hcers arrived the man could not be
located. About o'clock the wom-
an called again saying the man had
returned. This time Morgan was
found and arrested
Judge Arthur ". Vandersall said
that II Morgan paid his fine and
served so days, the balance of the
jail sentence might be suspended
under two years probation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Oakville News
SALE SUCCESSFUL

49, - ~ - - - wi ~ -
Oakville. Mich, May . Floyd
Smiths sale was largely attended
Friday and everything sold well.
His herd of cattle averaged $3.50
each and the entire stock and tools
brought $1,000. The women Of the
Oakyille Church served dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lentz. Payne.
Ohio, spent Friday at the home Of
Lloyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs Win.
fred Helzerman. They spent Thurs
day night with Mr. and Mrs. George
Deering. Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Mary Lambert and daughter.
Flossie have returned home after
spending a few days al the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lambert, Dear
born.
Mrs. Elijah Outland ami Floscis
spent Friday forenoon in Milan.
Charles Dawson, Mount Gilead O..
spent from Friday until Monday Al
the home of his daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Norris
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard and
children and Mrs, Townsend spent
Monday evening in Willis.
Nh and Mrs. Charles Bugget.
Edith and Orlo spent Tuesday eve
ming in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Petri and fam
lily. Willis. spent Thursday evening
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Willard
Mrs. Elizabeth Norris and daugh-
ter. Nelma. and son. Dale. spent
Tuesday evening with Nj. and Mrs.
Charles Burget.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Services TO be Monday
For Mrs. Ella Amoreaux

Ann Arbor, Mich. May 2-Last
rites have been set for Monday
morning a. g o'clock in 81 Thomas
Church for Mrs. Ella Amoreaux.
who passed away Friday Father
Warren Peek VIII oficiate and
burial will be in 81. Thomas Gene
terry.
Mrs Amoreaux was born in High
Hill, No. in 1866. Her marriage to
Amable Amoreaux- took place in
1909. They have resided in Ann
Arbor for Is years.
Surviving are her husband, FIVE
daughters. Mrs. Angel Castro and
Mrs. Louvain Moore. Ann Arbor;
Mrs. Marie Oxley. Chicago; Mrs.
Matte Farmer Louisville, and Mrs.
Henrietta Satterfeld. Milwaukee:
one sister. Mrs. Martha Boyer, De
tro!t, eight grandchildren, and
three great grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Pick of the Air 7 oday

CKLW Canada's Reserve
Army
7:45-WWJ Ken Manuel
CKLW Inside of Sports
S.O0-WJR Guy Lombardo
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WXYZ Green Hornet
s: 3O-WJR Hobby Lobby
WWJ Truth or Consequences
WXYZ Tree on the Plains
9:00-WJR Your Hit Parade
WWJ Barn Dance
WHY Carefree Carnival
WXYZ Rochester Civic
CkLW Spotlight Bands
9:45-WJR Sat. Serenade
10: 00-WWJ Bill Stern
WZYX Bob Ripley
CKLW Raymond G. Swing
10:15-WJR Public Affairs
WV Labor for Victory
10:3O-WWJ Dance Music
WJR Voices in Night
WIZ News Ace: Music
10:45-WJR Frazier Hunt
WXYZ Sandlotters
( 11:00-WJR Hal Mcintyre
WWJ News
| 11:15-CKLW Wings Abroad
WWJ Story Dramas
11:30-WWJ Dance Music
WJR Music Masterworks
] WHY Ray Heatherton
II: WJBk Popular Melodies
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12:15-CKLW Chuck Foster
i2:30-WJR Woody Herman
WNYZ AL Donahue
1:00-WJR Press News
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Mother Gives Picture Of
Marine Son to R0TC Unit

Ann Arbor. Mich. May "A pic
ture Of It. George II. Cannon. Ann
Arbor marine killed in action at
Midway Island Dee. !, was pre-
scented TO the University ROTC
regiment Friday afternoon at Its
formal review by It. Cannon
mother, Mrs. Estell H. Cannon.
Accepting the gift on behalf OF
the regiment wa Col. W A. Canoe,
commanding ROTC officer. The
picture was presented to Mrs Can.
non by members OF Scabbard and
Blade, ROTC officers Honorary fra
ternity.
a member OF the University
ROTC, It. Cannon was graduated
in 1898 At the end OF his senior
year he was awarded the only an
nual marine commission available
at this University.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Leoffler and
son. Detroit. and Emil Susterka.
Ypsilanti, spent some time last
week with their parents. Nj and
Mrs. Anton Susterka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Clark and
daughter Barbara, Detroit, and
their guests from Cleveland o.
were Sunday visitors of Mr and
Mrs John NJ. Dixon
Mrs Frances Neckley spent last
week at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Yeckley. Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Corkins are
recovering from severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Marvin and
daughter Grace, Detroit, were visit
tors Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. John
NJ. Dixon. Elmer Zebell, also of
Detroit, who accompanied them,
was a visitor OF Henry Owen.
Mrs Douglas Greig and daugh-
ter Carol, Detroit Misses Hazel
and Shirley 'Corkins, Cass City.
were visitors Thursday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Corkins, Chase Rd.,
and Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer Corkins.
Miss Rosa Snow and her moth
er. Mrs. Snow. Detroit. were Mon
day visitors Of Miss Susan Minard.
Mrs. J. w Talladay, Stony
Creek, spent Thursday with her
father, Charles Crittenden.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Baptist Church Starts
New Year Free of Debt

Ann Arbor Mich. MAY "A new
year. clear OF debt. has been start
ed by the First Baptist Church con-
gresatlOn.
AT the annual meeting, II was re-
ported that every organization has
a cash balance in It's treasury and
that missionary giving has increas-
ed so per cent.
Omcers elected were Mrs c. C..
Chambers, superintendent Of the
sunday School, Rev. II A. Huey.
Walter Jacobs. Clair Foster and
Wayne McCrow, deacons. Mrs. W.
". Beman and Mrs. Z o Smith,
deacouesses. Clarence Shankland,
Mrs. Emma Cook and Paul Johnson,
trustees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
MAY APPEAL RULING

Ithaca. Mich, May 2-An appeal to
the Supreme Court is likely as a re-
suit Of a ruling by Judge Ray Har~
who Friday denied the claim Of
Alma College that faculty home
on which no taxes have been paid
since 1889 is exempt from taxation.
The Judge ordered a tax sale SEIZED
uled for next Tuesday TO be held,
Hart ruled that the homes primary
purpose. housing a member Of the
faculty is not educational.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Miller and
children, Maralyn and Carol Ann,
were Sunday guests Of their par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. r. E. Miller,
Charleston
Mrs. Norris Ehle is spending sew
eral days in Detroit with her sister
in-law who is quite i'll.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Rural Events

MAY 3
Whitaker
Beef dinner at noon at ST. Jo-
seph's Church.
MAY 4
Milan
knight OF Pythias will hold past
chancellors anniversary and honor
banquet. : p. m. in Castle Hall.
MAY 6
RawsonVille
Red Cross group will meet at the
home Of Mrs J. d. Sample.
Willis
Young Married Peoples Glass
will sponsor a mother-daughter ban
quet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
BUREAU MEETS

Augusta. Mich, May Augusta
Farm Bureau will meet May 26 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Smalley. Mr. and Mrs Rex Tai
laday were hosts to the organiza-
ton Tuesday night Thirty five
attended to hear a discussion on
the AAA program. A skit was
presented by Charles McCalla and
Ray Smalley. Refreshments were
served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
EARLY AMERICAN
DANCE ENJOYED

Michigan state Normal College
students enjoyed an Early Ameri-
can Dance Friday evening from 3
TO 70 o'clock in Charles McKenny
Hall.
A professional instructor was
present to direct the dances.
The dancers went to the cafeteria
for refreshments.
Mrs. Florence L. Lyman Is the
college social director. She worked
with the College social committee
to arrange for and sponsor the par
ty.
This was the last all college party
of this school year.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02
Mrs. G. D. Gill Elected New
Head OF Civic Chorus

Ann Arbor Mich. May New
officers Of the Ann Arbor Civic
Chorus have been named. They
are Mrs. G. D. Gill, president; Mrs.
!. H. Noggle. vice president. O. L.
Torrey, secretary-treasurer; John
Neary Ypsilsnti, business mana
ger and Carl Anderson. board
member.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-02

WASHINGTON-INS-The Phi
ladelphia Herald. a German Ian
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master General Walker as sedi-
tions. was banned from the mails
pending decision on wheth-
er its mailing privileges should be
revoked