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Eddie Miller solo cometi6 13
errores en- un total de 142 desa
fios y 748 ''lances;" realize 235
outs, $50 asistencias e intervino
en- 70 jugadas dobles.
Pee Wee Reese, de los Dodger
tuvo S54 lances y 80 jugadas do
bles en- Isl desafios, cometiendo
80 errores.
Len Merullo, del Chicago, CO.
meti6 AZ errores en- 779 "ances +;
Martin Marion, de los Cardena
Use, en- IT'S "lances" err6 81 ve-
ces.
Billy Jurgess, Ell veterano SIS
de los Gigantes, qued6 en- segun
do lugar entire los "torpederos,"
con un promedio de 978 en- 124
juegos. Empat6 la vieja marca
de Jimmy Cooney. Jurgess, en-
I'm desafio de IL entradas efec-
tuado ell dia % de septiembre,
no tuvo un solo 'Tance."
Merullo cometi6 cuatro erro-
res en- ell segundo inning del Sc
gundo juego contra el Boston
en- saptiembre Ii, eStableciendo
una marca en- la Liga Nacional
Era de tres errores en- un "inn-
ing" la marca aterior y la ha-
bian fijado Y consolidate Bill
Dahlen, del Booklyn, en- 1902
Gordon Slade, del Cincinnati, en-
1884, y Mario, del San Luis, en-
1910.
Johnny Mize, un excardenal
ahora con los Gigantes, qued6 8
la cabeza de todos los inicialis'
tas con un promedio de 995 er
1873 juegos. En- un total de LATE
'lances" solo cometi6 ocho errc
res.
Frank Cormick qued6 er
segundo lugar, con 993; Ebby
Fletcher, de los Piratas y DolpE
Camilli, de los Dodgers, finali-
aaron con 992 puntos cada uno
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CONCEDIDO A FRANK SINK
WITCH Ell TITULO DE AT
LETA SUPREME DE 1912

New York, Die. 16.-A Fran
kie Sinkwich, ell hombre n1mero
l del futbolismo nacional, Sc lie
concedio aver ell titulo de atleta
supreme en- Ell ano 1912.
Obtuvo Is primeros lugares Y
I'm total de "a puntos. Ted Will
liams, ell pelotero de los Medals
Rojas, qued6 en- segundo lugar
con IL primeros hgares y 55
puntos.
Sc lie dio Ell tercer puesto a
Don Htson, tambien del futbol,
con az puntos, y ell cuarto a
Beazley, de la pelota, con 38.
Alcanzaron puntoS Gunder
Haegg, Rey Robinson Morton
Cooper, Cornelius Warmerdam,
Ben Hogan, Joe Luis, Greg Rice
Paul Governali, Willie Pep y
Bill Smith,
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u @1CETX
Las hazahas de Eddie Miller y Danny Litwhiler
Jug6 Litwhiler l51 desaffos y no cometi6 error

Los Braves y los Phillies que
daron en- ell septimo y octave lu-
gar de ia Liga Nacional pero ca
ia una de esas novenas cuenta
con un pelotero que pasara a Ia
historic del Baseball por sus ha
zanas, atrapando pslotas, en- la
tempOrada de 1912.
Eddie Miller, r-ecientemente
vendido por ell Boston a los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati, alcanz6 en- el
campo, "fildeando," por tercera
vez en- tres amos, un promedio
de 983 puntos. Este porcentaje
desplaz6 la marca de 978 puntos
cue Jimmy Cooney fijara con e.
Chicago Y ell Filadelfia, en- 1927.
Danny Ltchiler, ell jardinero
izquierdo de los Phillie5, realiz6
todaVfa una hazana mayor. De-
sempen6 su posici6n en- Isl desa
fios y no cometi6 un solo error
fijando una marca perfecta. Da
ny manej6 317 '1ances," nueve
de los cuales fueron "asistidos"
sin "pifiar' u7o solo.
Vicente Di Maggie, de los Pi-
ratas, no 10 hizo NAL en- la tenn
porada. Intervino directaments
en- 400 dance" realiz6 20 asis-
tencias y solo lie anotarOn 9 errC
res. Particip6 en- cinco jugadaS
coolies, mas que ningdn Otro jal
dinero.
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Calisxto Whitmarsh
CHA @ R ES
NOVELA

ximo libro. TodO era actividad,
TODD era vida, TODD era entusias-
mo.
Pero jamas estaba satisfecho
Agobiaba de trabajo a sus cola
boradores, e impulsado por e.
vertigo de la acci6n, guerra que
TODD fuera mas deprisa, mas de.
prisa aGn.
Els cierto que en- algunos pal,
ses, en- Burgenlandia, por elem
plo, no habia logrado constituir-
sc la S. U. F. u. IN gobierno sc
habia negado a clio formalmen-
tie. Ali, la Sociedad tenia que la
borar clandestinamente, y con
frecuencia algunos de sus MEM
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DEPORTES
VICTORIA DE NORRIS ROIA

New York, Die. 16.-Morris
Roia, peso weller de Brooklyn,
derrot6 por decision de los jue-
ces, en- seis asaltos, a Oliver
White, de la misma barriada.
Joe Carter, de Rome, n. Y, pc
so mediano, superb a Roosevelt
Thomas, 161, de Chicago.
Carmine Baglino, de Broo-
klyn, venci6 a Ernie Petrone, de
Filadelfia, en- 6 rounds; Fred
Addan derrib6 por la cuenta de
diez a Clyde English y Rocco
Rossano hizo tablas con Harry
Biduck.
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CONNIE MACK HARA UNA
VISTA A SAVANNAH

Filadelfia, Die. 16.-Saldra ell
lunes para Savannah, donde ms
peccionara ell nuevo terreno de
practicas de los Atl5ticos, ell ia
mOso director Comic Mack, que
Tratara de ~concertar algunos
deSafios con novenas de las
grandes ligas y tambi6n con ell
Jersey City, que Sc entrenara en-
Jacksonville, Florida.
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pGgil tendra que socneterse a u
ma operation para remediar una
condici6n creada en- sus costillas
por falta de CALICO, antes de que
pueda boxear de nuevo.
Los planes de Lou, manifesto
Ray Carlen, su director, son in
definidos. Tiene fracturada u.
ma costilla, dislocada otra y re.
torcida un catilago.
Este dano Sc descubrio por
medic de las radiografias que
Sc lie hicieron despues de la de-
rrota de la semana pasada.
Ray Arcel, entrenador de No
va, dice que Lou va Sc venia que
jando del cartilage y que Ell do
Tor lie oblig6, hace un aho, a can
cellar un combate con Gus Les
nevitch, ell campe6n mundial de
las 175 libras.
Mauriello sali6 del combate
con la nariz lastimada, algo que
tambi5n lie sucediera en- ell
"match" con ell rubio Lee Savold
lEsto probablemente demorara
81 combate entire ell joven del
Bronx y ell negro Jimmy Bivins,
de Cleveland, anunciado para ell
dia 8 del pr6ximo enero.
En- una anterior pelea con Tia
mi, Bivins lie venci6 por puntos.
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QUITAD0 Ell TITULO DE
CAMPEON A LOU SALICA

New York, Die. 16.-La Conf
sion Atletica del estadc de New
York lie retro aver ell titulo de
campe6n del peso bantam, en- un
6rbita deportiva, a Lou Salica,
de Brooklyn, que no defendi6 su
corona dentro del Unite de seis
meses sehalado por las reglas.
Organizara la Comisi6n un tor
neo y reconocera como campe6n
al triunfador.
La Association Nacional de Be
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LOW NOVA SEGUIRA
C~OMBATIENDO
Sc halla recluido en- Ell Hospital
st. Glare

New York, Die. 16.-Apesar
de la derrota aplastante que SUI
friera a manos de Tami Maui
riello, Ell orgullo del Bronx, Lou
Nova, Ell gladiator de Alameda,
California, manifesto a los pc
riodistas que no Sc ratirera del
cuadrilatero.
En- ell hospital St. Claire, don
de pasara varios dias, ell DR.. vi
cente Nardiello manifesto que el
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SISTI EN- Ell V DE


Buffalo, Die. 16.-SHbastian
Sisti, la segunda base de los Bra
vos de Boston, ingres6 como a
prendiz de marinero en- ell servi-
clio de guardacostas de la ma
ci6n. Inmediatamente Sc lie des-
tinara al servicio active.
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Road To Romance

she saw his broad. unsuspecting
grin. He was plainly observing that
this red-haired gal was quite dish
"How'rya?" He chewed his food
with pleased vigor. looking at her
alertly and hopefully.
Just looking for an empty Ia
Bile" Mary murmured. This trays
heavy"
His smile grew broad with salts
faction. Well, why dontcha unload
it," he invited.
The first step was taken. Mary,
facing him across the small table,
| poured cream into her coffee and
then picked up her sandwich. Shed
have TO make a pretense of eating.
Joe Banks was not neglecting his
heaped plate. He ate voraciously,
and grinned at her He was not a
talkative man, during meals. Mary
wondered as she chartered emptily
II this coarse, but friendly fellow
could possibly be connected, even
as a stooge, with a treacherous
sabotage ring!
Hope you got an easier Job than
I have" Mary worked the question
into her careless talk with a hui
morous whine.
Sure, it's all right" Joe Banks
mumbled happily. kinda dull
don't see nothin." He added a lit
tie quickly. II mean-it's kinda
monotonous. But what the heck.
It's good money. Amt that how
you feel?"
Mary trailed her sandwich
around her plate and let her mouth
droop in pensive thought. ooh,
guess so. Still" She sighed loudly
and slipped her coffee. ITS pretty
long and tedious sometimes"
He worked half a slice of bread
into his mouth and chewed it while
he watched Mary with an apprais-
ing, genial eye. Your boy friend
ought to come in handy there"
Yeah" Mary drawled sarcas-
tically. He's in New Zealand"
He Is, huh? ?" Joe Banks chew
ing now was growing in vigor and
confidence. You don't say! Little
girls all alone, eh ?"
"Oh, have an apartment-with
a roommate. been thinking OF
moving into a boarding house,
though, or maybe a hotel" She
looked at him, appealing for ad-
vice. She could almost see his slow
mind a work. planning for him
self
Nav. I'd keep the apartment"
he said heavily. Hotels are lousy.
l know. l live in one"
Mary went back to the personnel
Office feeling light-headed but hap
Ply. She slipped q card into her
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typewriter and wrote her reports
Joe Banks-Job okay. but
dull. Don't see much Lives In
hotel. Has no car. Rides TO
work with friends. viii see me
tomorrow night at lunch"
She folded II and took II 70 Con-
ME. who slipped II into an inter-
oaice envelope. sealed 1t and sent
II TO Danver. In an hour. Connie
stopped by Mary's desk with an an
swer detailed instructions for
her luncheon conversation the fol-
lowing night Find out about his
friends. discuss a date with him II
necessary to discover what nights
he does not have free. Mary read
II carefully and then disposed OF
the paper, as Danver had COM
manded. She was excited. thrilled.
The detailed instructions proved to
her that she had carried out the
first step OF her assignment sue
cessfhlly. This was the most fasci-
mating thing she had ever under
taken. Now. If she could only carry
on tomorrow night! She had, she
thought, played her role OF dumb
siren pretty well. She felt conf
dent he'd be waiting for her In the
lunchroom.
But she underestimate herself.
AS she walked with Jane out OF the
building that night, a man de-
tached himself from the shadows
OF the tunnel and came toward
them. 1t was Joe Banks! He hailed
Mary with a rough but comradely
shout. She introduced him to an
amused Jane as they walked on to-
ward the street.
Look" Joe Banks muttered.
1--WE got a date to play a couple
rounds OF poker. but I might be
able to drop around to your apart
ment later in the evening, IL II
looks like a long evening to va"
Mary hesitated, frightened, un-
certain. Should she let him know
Where she livedT Or should she
wait for definite orders from Dan
yer? And. as she tried wildly TO
maks-up her mind, a green sedan
pulled up at the curb and honked.
Joe Banks gave a startled look
and plunged after it. Tomorrow
night" he called back. Cant wait
now"
Jane was laughing heartily. you
should have squelched him hard,
Mary. The big palookaw
But Mary wasn't listening. She
had something more important TO
90. She was repeating desperately
to herself the number OF the Ii
cense Of the green sedan!
ITO Be COntlnuedl
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S. E. augusta Ne,Cs

daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Karnatz, and family
Martz Rd.
Mrs. Grace Winslow and daugh'
ter Patty, Detroit, spent Saturday
with Mrs. Mirty Kinnicutt.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ringler
left Friday to visit his parents in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Wilma Pepper. Miss Phyllis
Plot and Mrs. Frank Vogler and
daughter Jean attended the Com.
munity meeting at Lincoln School
Friday evening.
Leo Gerroty, Scranton, Pa, spent
several days at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hardy call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Hardy,
Ypsilanti, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Novak, De-
trOit, spent the week end with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Krejci.
Mrs Thomas Adair. Forbes Ma.
son, Romulus. were callers on Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Mason, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Polling and
daughter, Wyandotte. spent Wed
nesday evening with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Her
bert Smith
The Southeast c. D. Group met
at the home of Mrs. Edward Who'll
land on the Talladay Rd Seven
women were there. A lovely lunch
was served by the hostess.
Otto Schrock shot a five point
buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Christian, Ann
Arbor; Robert Dugas, Gertrude
Maybe, Mrs. Charles Coles and
Mrs. Leonard Hoeft Detroit, were
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CHAPTER rHIRTY.THREE


MARY VIEWED herself In the
Mushroom mirror with a critical,
nervous eye. She hoped she looked
all right. Even the mirrors reas-
surfing reflection left her uncertain,
She rearranged the shining red
waves Of her hair, re-touched her
lips. She was thankful she had
worn the new chic black suit. Elk
cept for the large green parrot
lapel pin, she looked every inch a
siren, she reflected humorously. Too
bad she hadn't practiced more the
art OF Turing men. How did she
know she was to learn the art OF
pickup at the request OF the
F. B. l.? Ken had called her and
Fran Mats Harris that morning
That's whatfsbe was-a California
Mata HariN
A couple Of the personnel girls
came through the swinging door
behind her. Jane said, Haven't you
been to lunch yet?"
mo. I'm eating late today"
Mary picked up her purse and
tucked comb and compact away.
Gosh, bet you're starved" The
other girl was all friendly SYM
pathy.
If they knew what little appe-
tite she had tonight, Mary thought
wryly, hurrying across the grounds
toward the cafeteria. Nervously
she went over the instructions Dan
yer had given her so carefully that
afternoon.
The lunchroom was less crowded
than she was used to seeing 1t. She
picked up her tray and moved II
along the counter, absently reach
ing for a sandwich, ordering cof-
fee. But her gaze darted about In
surrepitious glances.
Not until she had reached the
cashier and was waiting for her
check did her desperate eyes focus
on her victim. There he sat, in his
mechanics coveralls, eating a full
sized dinner. She picked up her
tray and started casually in a cir
cuitous route toward his table Her
heart was beating loudly. STEADY
she thought, "steady's the pass
word. Joe Banks, here I comet
She paused by his table. looked
around uncertainty, and as his eyes
raised to notice her, glanced at him
with a start of recognition, then
rested her tray on his table.
Hello" she said. Her voice quav-
cred slightly. To cover this, she Wild
ened her eyes at him and tried a
simpering smirk.
She was weak with relief when
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NelUS From Sheldon

Fred Barker. treasurer. Clarence
Fischer. Trustees. Clarence stein
and Walter Meyers.
Marshall Dean ana Clea and
Florence Nsmherstburg. Ont,
Gwendolyn Eyens Detroit. Mrs.
Cora Simons. Npsilanti were Wis
itors OF Mr. and Mrs. William sim
mons sunday and Mr. Dean also
visited Mrs. Lucinda Simous and
family.
Frank Robins began work AZ the
Bomber plant
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Sackett. De
troit We're dinner guests sunday
OF Mrs. Carrie Decker
Mrs. John Robbins, Ferndale. and
Mrs. Milo Seymour visited the
formers father, Walter Seymour.
Geddes Rd. Thursday
Mr. Biebyhauser, Cherry Hin.
who was az one time a minister
took charge Of the sunday moruing
church services here He de
liyered a sermon with the Lord S
Prayer FOR his subject Rev
Neyin has gone North hunting.
Mrs. Roda Burrell Mrs Howard
Walker and Mrs Jess slough. De.
troit. were visitors and dinner
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I guests wednesday Of Mrs. Carrie
Decker.
Mrs. Pearl Smith Doyle. Crosa,
well. has moved TO Wayne and
taken rooms up stairs az the home
OF her sister Mrs. Edward Hoops.
She Is the dauRhter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George smith here. Mrs.
Doyle expects 10 build her house
here in the near future
Mrs Arthur Shedd spent Friday
/ In Detroit With her parents. Mr..
and Ms. G.. r. stephan and found
her mother who has been III not
much better.
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MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nsgging baekaehs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of TAX
ing the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
They help most people pass sbout3 pints day.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 20 remain in your blood. II
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss d pep and energy, get
ting up nights. swelling. pufiness under tho
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages With smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Is something wrong
With your kidneys or bladder.
Don Z vaitl Ask your druggist for Deans
Pill. used successfully by millions for over 80
years They give happy relief and will help the
IS miles a kidney tubes fush out poisonous
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cARRIss GUN FoR laps

White. IS. charged with illegally
carry.H ing gun, told Judge John J.
Brennan that bis sole purpose in
doing SO vas 20 be able 10 use 4
on the japs when they land here.
Judge Brennan announced that he
would condscate the gun and ad-
Y.Sed White Just 20 gss club on
the Japs instead
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Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Dugas.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Sanford Bodley and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richards,
Ypsilanu.
Miss Elaine Bobicz spent We'd.
nesday night with her sister and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jones
w. T. Melbourne. Lansing, spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Horton.
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Frederick Graham Heath

Sgt. and Mrs. Frederick Heath
are the proud parents OF son,
born Nov. 10, at Booth Memorial
Hospital, Detroit. He has been
named Frederick Graham. Satur.
day evening Mr.. and Mrs Earl Stod-
dard, Mrs. Guy Heath and son
Ronald visited her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Frederick, and baby son.
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WHITE PLAINS. y. Y.-INS -
Edward Haight. l.. has been SEN
fenced 70 die 10 the electric chair
during the week OF Dec q for
the assault s,ayings OF Helen
Lunch. eight. and her sister. Mar
garet, seven The death sentence
was mandatory but viii be auto
maticaliy stayed by the required
arnaaL
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Birthday Card Shower

Mrs Fannie Barker was given
a shower Of birthday cards Satur-
day I'm honor OF her birthday an
niyersary Mrs. Harold Mas,
Wayne, gave a party Saturday eve
ming for her at her home in Wayne.
Relatives from here attended
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Relatives and friends attended
the final rites az her home on
Ecorse road for Mrs May Hassel-
bach. wife OF the late Fred Hassel-
bach Thursday afternoon with
burial IN Sheldon Cemetery. She
is survived by a son. Freeman, and
daughter Marian Hasselbach.
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DIRECTOR NAMED

Jackson, Nov. Garrett Heyns.
state corrections director appoint
ed Earle Leon Ragat as director of
education at Jackson Prison Tues
day, Warden Harry Jackson an
nOunCed
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Attend Birthday Party

Mrs. Gust Grams. Mrs. Odessa
McMullen, Mrs. Melvin Sauch AMI
son Gary attended a birthday par
>ty Thursday afternoon in Detroit,
in honor OF the first birthday an
niversary Of little Miss Mary Lou
McMullen, daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Donald McMullen.
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Home on Furlouah

Therlow Simons, who has been
stationed at camp in Norfolk.
Va, has been transferred to Gulf
port. Miss lie expects to arrive
home for a few days this week.
lie is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs vii
liam Simons, here.
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Families at Rites

The Truesdell and Fischer fam
lilies attended the final rites Tues
day at . o'clock for their aunt.
Miss Elinor Woodwork. who
passed away al her home In Dear
born at the age OF SO years The
funeral was held from her home in
Dearborn. She was a sister OF the
late Mrs. Emma Truesdell and the
late Mrs Hattie Wiles who were
residents here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wavel Currier en-
tertained Sunday, the latter's sis
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Risner, Plymouth.
Miss Irene Miller, Dundee, Is
spending a week with Mrs. Loyal
and family.
Men hunting deer in the north
woods from this vicinity are Myrl,
Dan, and Donald Murray, Louis
Smith, Harlan Holcomb, Loyal
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ENrERrAINs FOR DAUGHTER

York, Nov l9-Mrs. Wavel Cur
rier entertained a group OF school.
mates at her home Friday after
noon after school, in honor OF her
daughter. Clara's 18th birthday an
uiversary. Games were enjoyed
and dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Clara received many nice gifts.
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Mrs. owen Carlton. Wayne, and
son Grant, who IL home on a fur
Tough from camp in San Francis
co, Cal. visited their aunt. Mrs
Carrie Decker and Uncle Charles
Savage Wednesday
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Mr.. and Mrs. George NcLaugh-
lin and Mrs. May Goodenough,
Maybee, spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs George Schechter.
Kenneth and Keith Chambers,
fpsiianti, spent Sunday evening
with Viola and Gerald NotAr
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hardy at.
tended the Farmers meeting at the
home of Thurlow Heath Tuesday
evening on Milan Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox and
family, Ypsilanti, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cox, Milan, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Oelke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schechter and
Helen and Willard called on their
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-19
Sunday Dinner Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Belmore and
family, Lincoln Park, were Sunday
dinner guests of her sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Smith and son In
the evening Riley Hill and son and
daughter. Wyandotte, and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Thompson, Detroit call
Cd
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BOY SCOUT LEADERS,
WIVES ENTERTAINED

sheldon, Nov. l9-Mr. and Mrs
Hilariou Bibicoff delightfully."- en-
tertained the Scout leaders and
their wives Wednesday evening
Following the business meeting a
lovely luncheon was served.
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Attend Banquet

Mrs. Emanuel Notar and son
Gerald accompanied Mrs. Mark
Lathers and son Edwin to Ann
Arbor Monday evening where they
attended the All banquet.