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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-10-30
McWhirter Faces
EmbezzlementC CHARGE

John T.. McWhirter, former city
treasurer. was bound over to the
Wayne county circuit court for trial
on charge Of embezling public
funds. following examination before
Justice Roy COOmer. Friday Of last
week
McWhirter was Ousted from office
by the City Council, July Il, after
shortages were discovered in the
funds Of the Board of Education
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-10-30
CARD OF THANKS

The kindness and sympathy of
neighbors and friends in our recent
sorrow will always remain with us a
precious memory. Our sincere thanks
and gratitude to the Edward &. Head
man post Of the American Legion, the
Ladies Auxiliary. the All Metal Pro
ducts Company, and DIR. Warren T..
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Genthe
and Family.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-10-30
Both Sides Of lone Rule PROPOSAL

AS a service to Michigan voters,
following statements for. and aga
November ballot. The statements '
sides Of the question. The State
proposal.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-10-30
BUY u. s. WAR BONDS

e State Bar Of Michigan has released the
st Proposal No. =, which appears on the
re prepared by lawyers representing both
+ itself has not taken position on the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26
CHAPTER TEN

49,.
blLL 9EI"1H "tii0lV'" 80 "'S
aettlng," Claire SAID, a dreamy
look in her lovely eyes. so mascu-
Gne-ana so much the master of
.ra uf-,a+iar An,,vav pauI want
more '''',e - '',''N
potn IN ms IohelE HPoC
""dt oo you Inn" VIC
puSS uII"ei sid'9
Clare iauSheu, 1halS CUE
fauI. ittaAy II -
Maybe you ought 10 seI l'0'''I'S
and me on a desert island
why, Pau?
80 We could show you now
clever we are at building STACKS,
and starting fires by RUBBING two
sticks together.
on, Raul, q you really 90
that? How clever.
PAU groaned. wei, III Dc
darned," he said.
Paul, please said Claire.
Then stop talking nonsense. The
way you Talk Is enough 10 make a
man swear
"Ihats because you're utterly
unreasonable, SAID Clare.
'Me-unreasonable' SAID Paul
"Ye gods and little tshes,''
Besides" Claire went on. Il
think comparing you and Bill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26

vouu start testing Eli ia the
kttennn."
"Navhe. Anyway. its a good
plac. TO hce.n.'
Claire hurried into The ai.5l.
room. Paul rlaht behind her.
out there. Dian showed thaa
where the ~tablecl0ths am s.lvs,
Mere kept.
You two can set the table" she
said. BIZ and l VIII have the cot
fee ana bears ready IN a iiffv." She
turned to BiIl. who was in the door
~ay watching. a n amused expires
sion upon his face. All right. Bin"
She said, come on ana stir the
beans before thev se0rch.'
"Okav' said BIZ.
"No. wait a minute" Claire sad
Let Paul stir the beans" She
smiled at him. After all you've
told me. darling. about rough.ng It
in the w!,as. Won ought to he =
marvel with a FRYING pan"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26

far as Fate taking n hand, we'll"
Don't you See?' Claire leaned
close to him, touched his hand with
her tingortips. I'm being given an
opportunity TO sec you and Paul
together-t to watch you study
YOU
Bill laughed. "You make me feel
like a microbe playing hooky' he
said.
GO on, laugh if you want to"
said Claire. "But there's something
wonderful about the way you adapt
yourself take hold get things
done"
"Claire, you're letting your mag
ination run away with you."
I'm not. And l still think it's
Fate Claire stepped even closer
to Bill. It's something hard to eX-
plain-but l feel that l am being
put purposely IN a position where l
can make comparisons. You know,
compare you and Paul - make
tests"
"Tests?"
eyes. Bill. Like someone III a
laboratory"
"You're funny, Claire. I never
suspected you of possessing a sci
entitic mind"
Il haven't such a mind" Claire
said. It's only that having you and
Paul under the same roof with me
gives me a sort of t-chance to
see how you both react. You DO
understand, don't you, Bill?"
Il suppose So-though more or
less vaguely"
"What I really NEAR is that I
want to make"
"-tests," said Paul, entering
with d bowl of steaming beans.
Paul, how rude." Claire said.
Paul paid no attention to her. He
turned to Bill.
Il take it," he said, that Claire's
been telling you that it's Fate"
Eyes, as Il matter of fact she
has" said Bill. Then, seeing Claire's
discontinue, and feeling sorry for
her, he said, "Porhaps it is"
Claire frightened Immediately.
Thank you, Bin, dear" she said.
Il knew you'd understand"
Later, when they were all seated,
and a general conversation wa I'M
der way, Dian found herself watch
ing Bill Rollins face and that of
Claire.
She wondered if Bill was going
to be a Weahlin@ and give in should
Clare change her mind again. It
vas certainly easy to see that
Clare was playing up to him, that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26

she was getting a thrill out of hay
ing her two WOuld-bc husbands
there at the same table with her.
oh. we'll, Dian said to hcl.cl:.
"cat your beans and mind your OWL
business" And then she thought:
"Nhat on earth is Bill Rollins to
you?"
She was just about 10 say that
BIZ Rollins meant nothing to her
nothing at all-Whcu Bill caught
her eye and smiled. That knocked
everything cockeyed. Bill hau o
smile that did things to her
warmed the cookies of her heart,
made her decide that maybe ro-
nance did exist outside of books
and plays. Then she thought-"loVe
at first sight something which
she'd heard did happen now and
then. Wen, of all things! The idea
Of a girl in her right mind think
ING about such an absurdity. or
maybe she wasn't III her right
mind. Tilted girl cycling Tilted man,
and wondering if she could be fall
ing in love With him. Utter nom
sense. Utter tripe, to be Il bit W.
gar. And yet-and yet
Her thoughts rushed back down
the years to her Grandfather Wc&-
ton. He had believed III love at first
sight. In fact, it had happened to
him, and also to Grandmother Yves
ton.
Il first saw your grandmother iii
church." her grandfather had told
her on a rainy evening when he
was in a reminiscent mood. That
is, the girl who afterNard became
your grandmother" A smile in the
keen blue eyes, a slow nOddinG OF
the White-haired head. ut vas on
a morning in June. The sunlight
was streaming in through The
stained-glass windows, and there
she sat-Dian Esterbrook, "a girl
who had just moved to Ardcnda!e.
She looked pink and sweet and like
n Of the angels the minister was
talking about
"And," she remembered asking
him, you knew you loved her then
and there?"
Yes. hone55', I did. And after
Ward-that is. after a sort OF
'ladylike' passing Of time, your
grandmother admitted that she'd
felt the same way about me"
And you lived happily ever
AFTER"
Yes, my dear. We were some
times called the happiest married
couple in Arden county"
ITO Be COntinuedl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26
ELEVEN


lonely farmhouse with Bill, ia,
from the penthouse studio, Claire
reflected. Still finding him charm
ing, sweet, gentle. And adaptable.
Yes. that was just the word for it.
At home in a penthouse or a farm
house. She and Bill alone there in
the Old dining room, setting a ia
BILE for four, almost as though they
were married and keeping house to-
gether.
Alone with Bill, and about to
marry Paul.
A n of confusion took pos
session of her, dreadful feeling of
uncertainty. Had she made a terri
BILE mistake? Had she been a COM
plete little fool to Jllt Bill the mo-
ment Paul appeared upon the
scene?
"NVhy so silent?" Bill asked.
''Thinking," said Claire. 1--WE
been t~hinking."
$50 have l." said Bin.
What about"
us. You and me-"
"\Nhat about u.s."
Il was thinking that it's going
to be much o exciting for you
in the West Indies with Peters than
to live in Manhattan with me-"
said Bill.
why 500"
"Oh, down among the islands
you can sort Of queen it and"
Bill, my thinking had to do
with us-tOo."
"Really?"
Yes"
well, it was fun while it lasted,
wasn't it"
Claire toyed with a knife for a
moment. II mean, I've been think
ing a lot about all of us-you, and
Paul and myself. I've been think
ing about your backgrounds, your
environments. You see, Bill, II"
She caught her breath, and then
asked, Bill, are you terribly hurt
over what 1 did to yOu?"
Il suppose 1 am" said Bill. But
things have been happening to me
so thick and fast and unexpectedly
eVer since you showed me the gate,
l haven't had time to realize Just
what it's going to mean going on
without you"
Dear, dear Bill"
Bill hunted for some napkins in
the huge sidcbOard. Don't feel too
bad" he said. III pull through"
But, Bill"
In fact" Bill went on, I'm real
~ trying to be a good sport, Claire.
II fact, if you and Paul will wait
until daylight to be married, I'll be
your best man. And maybe we can
persuade Dian to be your brides
maid"
You certainly do seem to think
a lot of her" Claire remarked. by
the way, just how did you meet her
/ mean, really?
a shoe"
That's hard to believe. 1t sounds
like something out of a movie"
Nevertheless it's the truth"
Bill grinned. You wouldn't be-
grudge me a little solace, would
you? I'll probably develop a bad
case of the let-doWns after you and
Peters have sailed"
I'm not so sure about sailing"
said Claire.
What do you mean"
We'll, THAT is, I think it's
Fate"
you think what's Fate, Claire ?"
The three of us being thrown
herr together like this-you, Paul
and me-"
II thought a stuck car caused it."
bill, I'm serious. Please don't
poke fun at me"
I'm not" said Bill. Il just don't
take much stock in this Fate bust
neas. Coincidence. maybe-but as
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26

start testing G4N i'll the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-26
aTNOPSIS

DIAN WESTON. al Ardendale girl.
who has Just been Jilted. more or less
accidentally meets
BILL ROLLINS. New York artist. who
has Just been Tilted also. by an
Ardcndal~ girl.
CLAIRE LESTER. Claire has turned
down Bill. saying that She has dis
covered she loves
PAUL PETERS. a local boy. who Is
now an engineer.
YESTERDAY: Claire rcminisces on
how BIll uourted her in New York.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

faste lie fall.
nWarum9" fragile er Oerpirrt.
uMeil Sie bieIen Mann fir etReu
8ere6rer Silpias balten!"
sir einen - 8erebrer SilDiusg"
Nridno la9te laut auf. % neia,
oafur 6alte i9 i'm ni9t."
vMofiir alfo?"
Wieber lsgten ii9 feline Singer I'm
ibre Sano. unD, ii4 gu ibr 6erabs
beugenb, fIiiIterte er better; r6ir
einen M0rber!"
SIotta prollte 8uriid.
.9err Nriano!" itommelte lie. sd
- i9"
sd Iage Sbnen, i9 peiB san5
gut, mas id reoe; DottOr 5aRera,
Oen aud Sic BEL uns tennen geltrHt
6aben, 1T fiir3li9 ermOrDst tpOroen.
Seute babe i9 es ppn ieiner S9m<z
tier erfabren, unb Iein @9reiber, Der
Ha9forI9unsen angeltellt uno Oamit
audi f9on Grfolg gsbabt bat. tOnntt
mir oas Meubere oes WDroers be-
f9reiben. unb bic 8eI9reibung Die>
les Wannes itimmt nit Der Sbrigen
genau therein"
Qriano muBte inne6alten. UNI
Mtbem gu 6olen.
.Mas loll oieier MenI9 nit Sil>
bia gu tbun baben?" fragte lie, nod
gan3 pertpirrt BON Der f9redli4tn
Mittbeilung.
Mridno 3udte Die @9ultern.
.Weib i9 es? Ser gauge 5all lit
ia elm HGt6fel - aber bOffentli9
ni9t fir INNER"
Ra9 oieien Worten ginsen Die
8eiben raid tpeiter.
Dor benz 6auIe, in benz lie pokDs
ten. angetommen, briidte MrianO iet<
ner Nad6arin bic Sano unb fdste:
sd oante Sbnen, 6rGulein 8arhi.
Sic baben mir einen sroBen Ohnft
erpieIen. Sd peiB ieBt, Oub i9
SilDia bonn SoDe unieres 5reuns@
ni9ts iagen BARI uno baB id ie9r
porii9tig perOe Iein miifen. sd
banfe Sbnen no6muls."
Damit trennten lie i4.
Siotta 8aroi itieg aa9oentli9 Die
Sreppe gu ibrem 3immer4en hins
auf, unb Mriano betrat, cine Opens
melobie Iummenb, feline Wo6nung.
DAB isin @tbem ni9t rubis sins
unb feline Stimme Elm menig beiier
mar, oarauf aateten peoer er nod
Siloid, bic inn in eigentbimli9
miiosr Weiie entsegentam. Gr that.
als bemerte er ss ni9t. uno ialOB
tie 3Grtli9 in Die Mrme. 9ierauf err
3Gblte er ibr lebbaft BON Der Masr=
tennung. bic inn beute pieber einz
mai 5ut6eil geporben mar. uno BON
benz @elbe, 6as sr beimbrd9te.
gr i9loB aus SilDias 8enebmen.
DAB ibr 6aFeras SOB nod ni4t be-
fannt lei, unO baB ibr beutissr Be-
fu9e, ibr ~iiberbaupt teinerlei 9erz
anlaFuns gegeben bate. i'm nit SAT-
iera in @e~rbinbuns gu bringen.
GortisBans fplst.)
Washington Journal., 1942-05-08

er bate am 8prmittdg oes IA. gpril
8eneoig perlafen, mar am Na4mits
taa oesIelben Cages in paoua GEE
peien unb befano li9 f9on am 8or~
mittag bes 16. Npril in Ri33a.
Weber Srau Surto nod Homdnci
- Der BEL Der 8eIpredung audi 3uz
ge3ogen mar - nod Mriano tonn.ell
it9 OieIes 8erbeimli6en ie;der jez
oenfdIls i4on Ourber ~geplunten Weiz
t@erreiie ertldren.
SEPT f1eili9, ba er 10 ALIEN oa=
binfdbrt, briitet Nriano, Bis in Die
tiefiie Seele 6inein berOiiItert, iiber
al oas Dunfle na9.
Sn oieler Stimmung fommt er
in paoua an. DAB er 300 2ire
beimbringt, obne Die i'm JaiIeras
SdpeTier nidt i9eioen lieB, lit nur
Elm gang tleires, li4tes piinttden in
benz Ountel, oas i'm umgiebt.
9as 9er3 f9per, ben 8Opf tie
geIentt, lentt er feline Sdritte me.
aanii9 leiner Wrbnung 81.
IS oGmmerte bereits.
Sn Der StraDa QeonarDo Qoreoau
6rennt idon ba unO BORT eins ga
terne.
Inter i6ren iteinernen eaubeugdns
gen aber giebt es nod tiefe S9dt=
ten.
unb an elmer bielsr ountlen Stels
len tau9te isbt cine @eItalt auf.
SIotta 8aroi mar IS. Die benz
jungen 8ilobauer raid sntgegsptrat.
Gr fubr aus Ieinen @eoanten auf.
nWas giebt es oenn, liebe Gruns
oin9 Sic Ie6en ia aus, als OBJ =
als - Oh"
@r beenost ben SAP ni4t, fOns
bern f9aut tie poll 4net an -
benn er peiB IS I9on ldngf. oaB
8itterteiten INNER i9aurenpeik IONS
men.
SIS 1T tbatiddli9 etpas ssides
ben ~ stpas b09it Seltiamts uno
ieoenfalls fir Sbrs 5rau peinIi&ss,"
Ia9te GrGulein 8aroi baitig. SD
ermartete bier Sbre H%iidtunft; 5enn
Sic miiHen porberitet peroen, UNI
Silpia nit Hube unD uebsrlegung
entgegentreten gu t0nnen."
uNeoen sic - I'm @ottes Di}len
- rsben Gie!" Bat er fIebentli9.
unb ba I9ilberte lie ibm. lomeit
fe Is permO9te. ben 8orfall Don
beute.
Wie elm 2iebespaar bislten lie iiA
i'm S9atten Der iteinernen 3auben
un6 fliifterten erregt matchmaker.
.SIotta 9arbi besriff ni4t, parum
Mriano lire !6ano 10 felt unions
msrte. pGbrsnb lie inn bas 4suBere
bes Wannes bei4rieb, Der heute bet
Gilpia gepefen mar.
Rod einmal!" teu9te CT. ROD
einmal fasen sic mir, ME ct AUS
liebt!1
War bas giferiu4t?
nnpillig bsfreite Sfotta tire 9aRO.
aSd CLAUDE. Sic limo Elm 8arIl-
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Oldest Inhabitants
Name Daniel Roper
As an Officer
Tribute Is Paid to
Three Members Who
Died Recently

Daniel G. Roper, former Secre-
tAry Of Commerce, was named q
vice president of the Association of
the Oldest Inhabitants at . meeting
last night In the Old Union Engine
house Proposed by L. A. Carruth-
TT, Mr.. Roper will fill the vacancy
eAused by the recent death Of Lewis
!. Breuninger.
John B. Dickman, ST., recording
S1cretary, read the list of members
Who had died since the last meeting,
Mr.. Breuninger, s. Cornelius Cissel
ind william D. Skeen. He said
that Mr.. Cissel had been . member
Of the association for long time
and believed "in all that was Of
civic benefit" Mr.. Dickman recalled
tnat less than . year ago Mr. Breun-
niger had decorated the outside Of
their building at his own expense.
Mr.. Carruthers, financial secre-
hry. described Mr.. Cissel as "un-
tAlhSh," and one who looked out
for others, while Charles H. Bates
lkelared that Mr.. Breuninger and
Nr. Cissel were both men OF great
character" Monte Sanger, In prais-
trag Mr.. Skeen, said he was worried
about how to help us."
q Turning to the theme of the meet
ing, recollections Of the EARLY SAM
tAry Conditions In Washington"
james r. Duhamel, corresponding
secretary, recalled the efforts OF his
father, who was once q member OF
the old city council from ward 4,
to fight for sanitation. Mr.. Bates
referred to the attack Of malaria he
suffered at the age Of s and OF look
ins cut the windows when he was
young and seeing the vans pick up
coffins during 4 smallpox epidemic.
Speaking Of going swimming with
Nher boys at the outlet Of the
Seventh street sewer, Mr.. Bates COM
laented that children were tougher
ii those days." and that we killed
the germs instead Of their killing
ui." Jesse G. Suter spoke of the
drop in the infant mortality rate
IA recounting progress In the field
of preventive and curable medicines.
On the recommendation OF Mr..
sanger, chairman Of the Finance
Committee, the group agreed to the
renewal Of . $500 mortgage by .
lodge. Jonas Bernheimer was ad-
nitted to membership.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. ldU. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tuu days and
receive their license on the NTH
dap. Sundays and holidays are
: counted the same a. other days.
Charles 2 white, III e; .rIt 1870 lsth M.:s: &:
.ehsstsr Apartments; the Rev. e Barney
e. 'Hs Resi-. &. ~. L 1:ss ssss
wiIii.@ Fisher :s; 15sl ;s,s Ssts .rs.id :, Az;
,.m:. ny v H:ss sss e.. e. 9issss ssts P
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'ss:! i = iss iSie II s. s,l 's !. ;se
sss A;:Ft: ;aiasS sSs erss g. sss OK Va:
the Rev. Robert Anderson.
w:d: sherman -, ,n.|.I s2ls ke.5n'y 15 ysss St
Randoiph st. NV; the Rev. Ralph D.
AnsSsa; II; sy.:.: 81, ro!s Ns:Ss s:nsdat. NJ
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James 8. Riley. 90. 3471 Holnead- -pl. NV.
and olsnnie wiilisms Is' ls2 NORTH
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rhsri:. =. H.ym.n; 81; 1920 cs.ttesasn
eh.ll.. Il D. wi..' Mi S b. Tss and Mary Y. Isth.m,
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Evening star., 1942-05-07
National u. PIons Forum

Tlas school Of economies and gov
efnment and the law school Of Ma
tional University will sponsor .
public round table forum on civil
liberties and the war tomorrow at
pm. At the university.
Evening star., 1942-05-07
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Evening star., 1942-05-07

Under d. c. ldu, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three fuu days and
receipe their license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
: counted the same a. other days.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Mrs ClcYton's
Red Cross Unit Is
Making Blouses

Te ReA Csus aaN aass
hg Mrs. y n cAssen j.
Ns aayx an hious
~ sHw n@khaE fos ns e.
assrhssa headquarters
re unit SeWz each Tuey ana
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usefulness
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Carl Corner Tells
True T0le About
Poscoooul0 People

IN the current issue 81 the
Readers Digest appears q short
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That.

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have their own intmitabie way Of
lending cheer and happiness 70
the atmosphere 81 . room Make
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for the home from the wide Sc
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out Of dainty. lovely lingerie
Makes them feel like . Cinderella
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does to 3 ladys morale, There
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from-slips, nighties paiasuas.
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NON REsEDEHT NOTICE
no UIW


The state # Mississippi
To George ". Kendall. s.:
An attachment u ths suit Of +
y Mrksg IT n against you4 -
late fuf s14g87 retusnsbie teefore
tire ChaneefY Court ~ IsekauFl
County II pamsR0uia. Mlasla
sipp8 haa bfen executed. and -
now pending IL said Court. and