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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Mt. Olivet Pilgrim Holiness Church

Sunday school at 10 O'Clock;
preaching following. Y. P. S. meet
ing in the evening at 7:15. Preach
ing service following. Prayer meet
ing at the church on Thursday ev-
ening at 7:30. Elma McElfresn,
leader We are very much encour-
aged in our Y. P. S. work, and
very good interest is shown, which
should be challenge to older
folks. Come to church.--M Clara
Berry. superintendent; Carl Beard,
pastor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Please announce that / am a cam
didate for the office of County Com
missioner, and that my name as a
candidate for this office will appear
on the Republican ballot at the
August primary. Any support Civ
Walter W. Barkhurst. 5f3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Akron

Dear Sir:-Find enclosed check
for the paper. II don't have much
time to read, as l work eight hours
day, seven days a week, but al
ways take time to read the Demo-
crat first thing Friday evening.
am carpeter at Babcock e Will
cox company, Barberton, and they
are working "a hours a day on de-
fense jobs.-Yours, Raymond Ray,
1923 Sara avenue, Akron, 0.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Rurdicks Like Paper

Ralph e. Burdick, vocational ag
riculture instructor in Fremont
public schools, writes: Il am en-
closing a check amounting to $1.50
which is payment for the past
years subscription to the Morgan
County Democrat. We have enjoy
ed the paper very much"
Mr.. Burdick before going to Fre-
mont, taught in M. & M. high
school,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Summit Station

Enclosed find 81, which add to
my subscription. We feel like we
cannot do without the good old
Democrat, as we have taken it 80
years-ever since we have kept
house.-E. E. Fitch.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

Mr. and Mrs. Val Combs, who
formerly lived near Hackney, state:
I'VE like it up here, but do not
want to miss any copies of the
Democrat, for it is like a letter
from old friends.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Detroit, Michigan

Enclosed money order for a
years subscription. My mother,
N. j. Brill, was correspondent
and reader of the paper many
years. | feel / owe it to her TO
have it in the home. I was born in
Morgan county, and both my par
ents lived there a long time. l
still have some friends there and
enjoy hearing from them through
your paper-Mrs. U. G. Shaver.
1419 Coplin avenue, Detroit.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
A. p. Summers Writes From
COrOZal, Canal Zone

Dear Editor:-You can't imag-
inc how much l appreciate your
paper each week; it fills great gap
in a mans life who is away from
his family. Please change my ad-
dress to read as below, as l don't
want to miss any.
| have moved here to Corozal,
taking full charge of studio and
am half owner 1t is really one of
those chances that comes but once
in a mans life, and everything
would be perfect if my family was
here Catherine has been packed
ready to come ever since l left, but
the war has started since then and
so far l have not been able to get
her passport although things e1e
loosening up quite bit and I
think that some time this spring
or summer she and the children
will be able to join me here.
Contrary to some accounts l have
read in the papers from the states,
things are, and have been quiet
here. There hasn't been the least
sign of trouble and there won't be.
If l could picture the situation to
you, you would agree with me, but
censorship wouldn't pass it. All
the families of the government en-
ployes are being sent back to the
states because the men folks can't
be home at night and are on call to
go somewhere else at moments
notice. Families of permanent en-
poyes are staying and those who
have in the past two months been
stranded in the states will in the
near future be given passports so |
feel that I will be able to get my
family here too, some time in the
near future.
To the men working here the
governor general has issued orders
that no one will be allowed to go
back without his permission and
that highly trained men needed
here will not be given permission.
l am the only portrait photographer
in the zone and the colonel here at
Corozal says he needs me badly, so
my return is out for the present.
I have the best located photoshop
in the zone, and the colonel Is
building new portrait studio
which / will have set up and going
In less than 80 days. You can i'm
agine what 1t will be like-the only
portrait studio in the zone, and all
these men down here. They are
clamoring already. Studios will be
ready for us in two other places
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Kansas

Mrs. ID. E. Tedrow of Medicine
Lodge, Kan, in sending her re-
mittance for Democrat subscription,
says: II can't get along without the
paper, as l enjoy reading the news
from Morgan county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From San Diego, California

Dear Friend: 1t seems that you
are going out on a strike. Thanks
for your kindness and sympathy to
allow the stragglers to remain in
the club Perhaps you wish to get
(flush) for future defense bonds,
or maybe you wish to-oh, well, it's
none of my business. However,
find enclosed Postoffice Money Or
der for SIS, and good luck till We
meet again.. r. Mcdonald
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Cleveland

Am enclosing my subscription as
l would feel lost without weekly
news from our dear old county, yet
it keeps me guessing who a great
number of people are any more
Anna L. Boeglin.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Peninsula. Ohio

Enclosed find check for SO. l
just can't get along without news
from home.-Florence Dewitt Shan
afelt.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Mt. Vernon

glad to get the news from McCon-
nelsville.''
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

Harry Bucey of the south river
road renewed his annual Democrat
subscription for the 45th time, Sat
urday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

within 60 to 80 days. and / will
have to make sittings at all times.
Don't know how l will get along,
but will do my best to fill their
needs and there is good money in
it,
The climate here is fine-not as
hot as it is in McConnelsville in the
summer, and the nights are very
cool-you need blanket every
night / miss my wife and the
children terribly, but other than
that / am better pleased with my
move than l have ever been. / am
needed here-badly needed. / can
be Of better service here to old
U. S. A. than any place else at the
present, and will be well paid for
my work. Give my best regards TO
Sheridan and Savage, and the best
of luck to you Sincerely
yours, Paul Summers, Box sol, Cor
ozal, Canal Zone.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Likes Miami Valley

Dear Sir: Please find enclosed
SO for renewal to the Democrat
The offer is very generous on your
part and we are glad to accept for
No matter how far we stray from
the old home site the happenings
are of interest and we are always
pleased when the paper arrives.
don't know how well acquainted
you are with the great Miami
Valley" but if you were here few
days it would convince you what
the about for defense really means
This is indeed great valley.-T.
C. Jenkins
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Miami, Arizona


"Please find eclosed SO and ex-
tend my subscription two years.
Often I receive a paper which
sounds completely toreign--fio o
news of anyone I knew, but 1t is
my chief means of keeping inform
ed on the happenings in the old
home towns.
We are all o. k, though rather
unsettled as l expect orders to the
army at any time, and we remain
half-packed in authorization. Re-
CARDS to all.-Harry NJ Taylor. ;"
Mr.. Taylor holds a position with
the Pacific Greyhound Lines.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Barnesyille

This amount will pay my last
put me in good standing for 1912
Many changes have taken place
over there since l left almost II
years ago, but even now | find
lot of news in the Democrat that
interests me. Would hate now to
do without it's weekly visit. | es-
pecially enjoyed the tribute to Ken
meth Ray, when he became the new
director of education for Ohio. We
both attended M. & M. high school
was in the class ahead of me. My
husband teaches the sixth, seventh
and eighth grades at the Belmont
county children's home school. It
is surely fine to know he has such
a capable person for his director.
Schools have SO much to do with
the moulding of our future. Per-
haps you'd be interested to know,
too, that we are active in church
work My husband is Sunday
school superintendent. / am SUI
perintendent of the beginners de-
partment and teach their class, and
/ am president of my missionary
society We are happy to share
our talents to help further His
kingdom on earth.-Your sincerely,
Iva (Price) Reed) Mrs. Dwight
Reed, 335 South Chestnut, Barnes
vile, O.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Canal Winchester. O.

Morgan County Democrat
Please find enclosed check in pay
ment for subscription of Democrat
for period Of years which think
is right-if not let me know.-H.
s. Shaner. Mr.. Shaner formerly re-
sided in Malta. moving away many
years ago.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

to my paper and it seems like a
long letter from home. With all
good wishes, l am, Mrs. Lenna L.
Teel.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
From Newark, Ohio

Morgan County Democrat: II am
sending you SO to renew my sub
scription for two years from the
time it would expire, Nov. s, 1912.
know SO many people and have 50
many friends and relatives in Nor
gan county having taught school
there for five years from the time
l was Is until l was 23, at Shack5-
town, near Brokaw; Rose Hill, near
Oakland church; Hebron, near
Dale; PIT. Lookout in East Windsor
and Grimes, near Tabor church.. l
spent the first 35 years of my life
in the county with the exception Of
little over two years | lived III
Washington county, after my mar
riage to Warden H. Pugh. Ny
maiden name was Rosa Wallace /
seldom read the Democrat that l do
not find something of real interest
to me about some of my friends or
relatives. My mother wrote the
Roxbury items for many years, and
my sister writes them now.
though you might be interested to
know how much l am interested in
your paper. Mrs. Pugh also sends
us copy Of song she composed
''The Chadwick School," to the tune
of 'The Hills of Colorado" senti-
ment of which is beautiful. The
words follow:
mid the hills of Morgan county,
near an oak grove calm and cool,
there stood an old white school
house, where l first attended school.
AS l gaze upon the picture, as tits
drawn on memories hand, | see my
dear old playmates. a happy JOY
Gus band. In the doorway stands
the teacher, with a word and smile
for all, who taught us there our A,
B, C's, from chart upon the wall
play, and oft-times we would go,
and gather nuts and wild-fiOwe,s,
where We knew they always grow.
Chorus: Could l but climb those
hills again, as in the days of yore,
and hear that old bell tinkle, as eft
it's done before. Those happy days in
memory, l once again can see, the
hills of Morgan county dear to me.
Again / hear them shouting, as
at baseball they would play, Or
blackman, or a game of base, to
pass the time away. To us those
days were happy, we had no
thought of care, we loved and serv-
ed our fathers, and loving mothers
there. Most of them now are
sleeping, in the churchyard on the
hill, and hallowed is their memory,
for we love and miss them still;
some day Well meet up yonder, our
schoolmates and parents, too, in
that home prepared by Jesus, when
our life-work here is through.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05

From Rich Creek, Va.
Dear Editor r:-Find enclosed my
check for renewal of my subscrip-
ton I'm always looking forward
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-05
Chesterhill Methodist Charge

Chesterhill: Church school, 9:45
a. m. Morning worship, II o'clock.
The young peoples choir will sing.
Youth fellowship at $50 p. m. A
mid-year youth institute will be
held at Nelsonville Saturday. Reg
istration, s to a. m. All young
people of the charge urged to at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edwin Mulkey. 81; Madeline George o.
Marty hszurco. II: Anna Canales. %
Norbert Tyrer. rs; Vaiorie Lindquis, 20
Emil Nowitzke. 81: Dorothy Lou McEwen
rs
Bernard r. Allen. 2s: Laura si,orsky. 81
Edward sxepytowsh, %; Elizabeth Zyg-
nerski. 10
Frank Z Kanis. o. Wanda c. KEYS. n.
Harry soiom. 81; Thelma Anser. 81.
Edward Williams. ~ Anna Bellmixon. 20
ROYAL Francis Keey. 81; Agnes EsteIle
Campbell. %.
Anthony Conrad. 81 Edna soelter. IS.
Arthur Schultz. %. Lucille LaBudie. ~.
Andrew J. Guriel. 26 Helen Ballard, 70.
James W. Johnson. -. Velma Wiley. 10.
Cleaven Wilson. %: Myrtle Kramer. ~
Albert ssntarelh, %; Margaret Singleton,
-.
nj q Merces %: Violet sinosan. 90.
russell Orlando. ~ Lens Tocco. -
Gerard A. Livernois Is, Margaret Malone.
%
Richard A Monro. IS; Marion p. Brise.
wayns c. Griffith. az Lucille BeegIe. ~
James r. Bull. % Helen r. Mccain, "a.
John Dawson. 81. Betty DeCatsye. IS.
Ralph w Warbis 10: Helena Pierson, Is.
Charles Nelson. al Olive Gilman, 81.
stanton S. Palmer. Il: Edna M. Rowed,
20
Joseph Mari. 81. Arlene Bulgrien. ~.
W W. Knight. 25 Ona NJ. Rose. 70.
John Andrew Molenda. 20; Betty Burgett,
Arthur Jackson, II: Bernice Braun. IS.
paul NJ. Elias. IS: Irene Mora. %.
BOYD w. shaner. %; Dorothy Jane cure
wsyne A. whitehead. IS: Nora Pennes,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
DEATHS

John ". Harmon. 1920 Mackay. So.
Charles Allemang. 1922 Lisbon. u
Josephine Gatscher, 500 Central. ~.
Fred DinkeImann. 27s7 Vermont. IS.
Elizabeth Barton Campbell. 7sfo Var
Dyke place, 81.
Anna l.. Doyle. SIS webb, IS.
Cora Irs Hogue. 1892 Parker. Dearborn
~
Minnie Mccullough. 1870 Beaubien, IS.
Anna p. Green, 533 Winder. 40.
Edward Young, $50 Edison, SO.
John A. Cummings, 27133 Princeton. Ink
ster. so.
Margaret schild. 4340 Lincoln. 81.
Frank II. Robinson 1885 Lemay. rs.
Janet Cochrane. 1885, Greenlawn, 81.
George w. Watson, s23 Tennessee, ~.
Rebecca J. Bonsteel. e34e Goethe. so.
Roberta Hoffman. f070s Peerless, az.
Mary Pohlman, 14025 Linnhurst. SO.
James G. Broquet, 1907 Linnhurst, IS.
Ilnoia Hail, 225i Maple, q.
Benjamin Waserman, 1851 Glendale, Sc.
John w. Allen. 3415 Fifth, II.
Gratia viviano, 1917 Rivsrd, SO.
Andrew Kovilchuk. 643 Adelaide. 81.
Frank Kearnes, AT Charlotte, 10
Anthony Capen. 1896 Yacama, SIS
James Richards. 500s Underwood, 70.
Louis- Weber. 5227 Canton. SO.
Frank Wilker. 1888 Thirty-hrst, 81.
Fred Henderson. 143 East Vernon. SIS.
Mamie Reddick, 1898 Hastings, as
Bertha Neal, ais North Center. Worthwhile,
90.
John Mitchell. 1901 washburn. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
BIRTHS


Girls we're born to;
Mary Kremsr, e5s Continental
Mary kAnclerz. Ass Thirty-firs,
Amelia Lawson. 26il Jay.
Jimmie Lucas. 100 East PhilAde'
Lola Medley. 1920 Ash.
Laura Moseley. 52i4 fireman
Theresa Maiinowski. 1858 Conle,
sarah McEvoy. 3ses Gladwin
Lucy Mcinnis. 1909 Hamburg
Julia Nordin. 3l22 Brentwood. tt
Olivia Nick. 2ei7 West Warren
Betsy Owens. 5e7 East Hancock
Ethel Pauly. 5l3s Twelfth.
Loretta przybyla. 35a0 Medbury
Eleanor Piops. is60i Brinksr.
Mildred Pruett, $685. Farnsworth
Evelyn Raymer 1928 Vermont
Nellie Rau. 1891 Lskepoin;e.
Sophia Rutkowski 35Oi Harmon
Marie Robinson. 30fl Goodrich. p
Margaret Rennwold. iIf2i College
Elizabeth Rice, 1881 Fifteenth.
Theresa Schwartx, 1891 Lemay
Elizabeth Simko. sT6s Rathbone
Edith sauers. 1901 Evanston.
Mona Schroeder. 1888 Roseiawn
Rosalie Singer eels nottingham
Joyce Smyth, 56t6 Linwood.
Elizabeth Sennett. el2i Falcon.
lynne Tester 1881 DeSota.
Virginia Thomas. 1924 Pierson
Ethel Vizanko. 5f0i Helen.
Jerry Vaise. SIS Frederick
Florence Wo1cik. 1903 Delta
Gladys Wolf. 20l53 Hawthorne
Grace Wills $40 Mt. Vernon
Frances Yoakam, 703 North wsveri
Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS

Boys we're born TO:
Lee Brasman. t0s4 Clements
Helen Blonde. o32 Jos. Campsu
Nancy Brsendine. SIS Rurner Birming'
ham
Anne BenEni. $500 Mcclellan.
Helen Cenker. 1922 Marcus.
JuAnita Carter. 1878 Evanston
Eva Carpenter. l5i7 81. CAR Crosse
Polnte
Martins Conrad ss32 Sorrento
Mildred Desarmeaux, 1924 Nshia East
Detroit.
Luciil. Dace. 1874 wildwood.
Cora Davenport. 500 Hague
Olga Dandy, 1922 Dresden
Ruth Ellison. 1854 East jefferson
Alice Engelhart 30s3 Lehman. Ham faaich
Helen Fleming. 1880 Winthrop.
Jean Freed. 10000 Dolinsky.
Julia Farkas. s1T2 South street.
Marie Fairbanks. $50 Drexel.
Margaret Fisher. 1888 Duchess
Blanche CulveEan, $500 Men road.
Virginia Harris. 2T703 Gratiot. RoseviHe
Virginia JurowieI, 73ts Roland.
Flora JulveIan. s435 Kenilworth, Dearborn.
Elsie Janiga. 1886 Knodell.
Christine Kaczynski. 3iTs Medbury.
Edna Kula, eO01 ST. Cyril.
Mary Knedg.n. 3i77 Third.
Helen Kemplsty, 1886 Coney.
Beatrice Lpeop. 1888 Seward
Dorothy Lear. 1909 Henry Run. Inksier.
Tiny Lockhart, 1853 Antietam
Gretchen Murray, 1o22 shipherd.
Genevieve McCue. 1928 Celia
Jane Mccormick $50 Nerrick.
Evelyn Nosck. 1899 Hollywood Crosse
Pointe.
Doris N.meth. ti2 Yale.
Elizabeth Oros 4543 Vancouver.
Freda Peck, 22e13 Marlboro.
Sophie Pontack. 64s9 Eilery.
Dorothy Patton. 2i27 Holcomb.
Bertha Page. 1928 Maxwell.
Lou Peterson. 12o West Grand boulevard.
Henrietta Piotnick. 1885 Coliingwood.
Marguerite Randall. SCI Chandler.
airline Rabideau. 2672s Rosewood. Rose
vile.
Vera stems. GOT East Lincoln, Royal Oak.
jennie Schneuringer, 1867 Lacrosse.
Faye Safer. 301l CORTLAND.
Miriam Smith, 1907 Heyden.
Evelyn Spano. s727 Gary, Dearborn.
Rosaiis saddler. 1869 Sheridan.
Gladys Thomson, 1915 Crandmont
Jean Wilson. 25os Holcomb.
Patricia Wright, 3o5 Pasadena. Highland
Park.
Helen waters. 1900 Laurel.
Helen Zimlich. 457i Mitchell
Josephine Tampa, 1921 West Euclid.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Neecie Allen, 1857 Cherrylawn.
Julia AllowitZ, 2e25 Cortland.
Mary Beaule, 1916 Wsyburn.
Eleanor Bar. e2i2 Sheridan.
May Booth. 1888 Dscosta.
Dolores Bedient. 1913 Fenton.
Helen Buehowski. 1851 Jacob, Hsmtrsmck.
June bOuuys 1901 ttntIdl
Nancy Colasanti, 5046 Helen.
Louise Colella, 2l46 East Alexandrine.
Lillian Cogsdnl 1910 Auburn.
Virgins Derbin. s4sl McDougsll. Ham
tramck.
Elizabeth Debar. 7221 Rivsrd, Baseline.
joseph Dolinsky. 23is7 schoenherr road,
Florence DettIoff. 2is7 Lakevtew.
Norma Ewing 260 East Ferry.
Mary Ellis, 1871 Evans.
Stella F1anz, $3.50 Florida.
Nellie Ferns. 370s II street
Lille Fredericks. 1910 Ferguson.
Naomi Getzen, se1 Common.
Vernice Galasin, 1915 Voerner. Centraline.
Adene Hopkins, 1913 Longyear.
Kate Haron. 2075 West Philadelphia.
salina Hassien. 1851 Avis. q
Elizabeth Jones, 3li Farnsworth.
Laura Judsou, 1907 Sixteenth.
Edna Jenkins, 1852 Balfour road
Harriet Jackson, 1925 Burlingame
Carolyn Kossel, $40 Peterboro
Matte Karvaeki, 3sf5 Bristow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04

Blackboard fGuerin) ~ so $50 TO
Kings Error tMacAndrewD 500 100
Air Cooled tJemasl Is 20
Time :53 as. off 1851
Illinois Star. GalvAie, Tunica, Symptom.
KeBx Revenge. Shasta Aoiie, Villa Platte.
Hope Diamond and Beau DO also ran.
EIGHTH RACE--si. 900, claiming. i-year.
olds and up, Ia miles.
Purling Light tRoberts) 1230 $40 3 30
Sir Elmer tHarreiD $50 90
Yelled Prophet tstrickler) $50
Time ] 81 as, off 5:2sH
Upset Dove. Hot Iron Tecumseh, De-
catur. Buttermik. seklebill, West Wichita.
Askaris and Queens BarEe also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Crosby NJ. Kelly. rs; Hannah Lee chiIds
Frank C. Pssukowski. rs: Faye A. Fassstt
Eugene Wallace. as; RO'amond NJ. Gray,
Valentino p. Dsmer. SO: Elizabeth Ros,
Theodor. Kowdynski. Is; Clara stone. Fl.
Thomas L. Ramsey. Is; Georgia Huhnke
Floyd e. Hill. 20; Alfredo Williams. II.
Roy Pave, ~: Shirley Davidson, 10.
Mitchell j. Kiszlowski, as Eleanore Bar
bara Opanowicz. ~.
Bernard W. Levine. %: June Slower, II.
George snodgrass, II: Virginia Daniels, ~.
Raymond Badoni. 2s Rose vetimiglia, 81.
Peter Valenti. rs; Lena D'Ambrosio, 2s.
Charles Z. Consnt, 10; Rita Mroczkowski,
Robert J. Lawson. 27; Alycs Mcconnohie,
Leon W. Falsner. 20; Iren. Mari.
Edward sutton. a.; Vera Mitchell. 81.
Joe J. Brincat. 10; Jenie DeCarlo. 1s
William Jackson, 2s Ruth Robinson, ~.
John Wilczynski. ~: Regina szymanowski.
Alfred Chase Leighton. 20; Marion Treasa
Kapecki, 10.
Edwin r. Kahn. 20; Elizabeth Aben, 20.
Clement Marion McElroy. rs; Jean Helen
Harold r. williams. %: A. May Han. ~.
John Kaleniecki. %: Mildred Shewczuk, 10.
John II. Flowers, 80: Margaret Spencer, IL.
Joseph Basirico, 81: Grace Bologna, 10.
Richard T. Finneren. 20; Marjorie A..
Moultrup, 30.
Charles II. Western. 81; virgie c. Flores,
81.
Anthony Jack Perry. 4e: Wanda cofman,
IS
John Began. %: Maxine MCGEE. ~.
Robert A. Simon. 20; Janet Bateson 81
William Dale, 30: Margaret johnson, "a.
Carl Walter Farmer. 20; Edna Alice Mitch
ell, %.
James r. Patton. 20; Virginia II. Penney,
%
Walter stec, 20; Josephine wojciechowski,
"a
George II. Raul, as; Iva r. Bryan. ~.
John Edward Davidson. %: Eleanor Anne
Boyd, %.
Raymond r. Jiscobone, 10. Eleanore Mabel
Graves, Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted:
Charles w. Austin from Gertrude r
Rose Bell Scott from Timothy Dun
Margaret Scott from Willis.
Floyd Holt from Lizzie
verle Host from Dallas.
Hazel Miner from Oscar
Lily Graham from Donald.
Nina Dickman from John.
Edna Fisher from Ralph.
Leo Cloutier from Jeannine.
Mary Edwards from William.
Pearl Mcbride from Omar.
Thelma Nuttall from Dwight.
Marie Favors from Albert.
George Stroh from
Rsyetta Thomas from Lawrence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
BEsT-CAPE COD.
TROPICAL PARK

CAT Miami. FlaD
1-PRECIsIoN. Mack's Mias. ROSY
Dollar.
2-RoMAN DESCENT. Mani Leonai,
Chigre.
3-rNDIAN PENNY. Old Book. Bold
Turk.
mr.. INFINITy. Beth -. Regal Boy.
5-NoRTH BOUND, Pititthere, Sam
Houston.
s-siGNATOR. Llsnero, Sir Marlboro.
7-JUNCO, Country. Jumping JIM.
B-hEMORY BOOK. Rahanee. Ports
mouth.
eICHANCE RUN Fly Gent ~ Dismas.
BEST-MEMORY BOOK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-04
Tropical Park Results

~ FIRST ss,r.I RACE. 81. claiming rear
so,t. Imp sMseAndre~J $40 40 go
stepping Out tRobar) $50
Time AT 2-3 on 2.05.
Bonnie Rue, Treecla, Lookout Miss, Miss
Wingvay, Aggressive. South Drive South
ern Yam. Deidre 3. and LII o. also ran.
SECOND RACES. 900. claiming. D..
Ute tMllligan) $50 $50 2So
Gala GRIP tDelara) 40 3T0
Ration tEccard) 100
Time ii2 as. off 7:33h
Portwatch. Keekee. Rtvesis-s Trtris.
lean Tarhaven. Day BY Day. Easy Jack,
Tower Guest and Village Queen also ran
THIRD RAcE--s1 600 claiming. s-year-
oids, "A mile.
Gem W. CMinigan) li,0 $50 $50
Tripped tDeiarab $50 II 80
Batter Up tBrunelleb $40
Time i;i2 on 3:03.
searchlight. White Bait Jack Rubens.
Lady Golden. out Front. TAttnall Star.
Lookout Rascal. West-Ho and Guest Star
FOURTH RAcE-si 600 claiming. 4.
year-olds and UP. 4. mile
Wen Ailrignt tCampbeiD 80 800 80
Bad Cold tMoJenAD 40 : 80
sassy Mate tLsmmonsl 90
Time i:ll rs, OF 3.32h
Commencement. sa1ons Pride FriArs
Scout and Torch Clean also ran
FIFTH RAcE-N. 100. claiming. 3-yesr.
olds, - mile,
Sonny Casey tMiligAn) 40 $50 $40
Fate (NacAndreVl 40 90
Tower Maid beverly 3 50
Time i:l2. of i.0ii4
Happy Chic Blue Garter Jayne Davis
and Anonymous also ran
SIXTH RACES 81 100. claiming 4yeAr-
oids and up mite ana 20 ysrds
Moselem (RobertsJ 1870 $50 3 30
Topes JemasD 4 90 500
Baloter tDelaral 3 10
Time l "a as. OF 4.29iy
Banker Jim. Hoptown Lass. Army Grey.
Jackorack. Preceptor ii and Bornbiende
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 81 900 claiming A.
year-oids and up. u miles