The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
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JUNE


quarters in Ypsilanti. Rotary Club
enjoys musical program presented
by Carl Linoegren o. Normal Col
lege Conservatory O; Iusic.
June 2-Ypsilanti lashed by wind.
trees blown down and buildings
damaged New police sergeants
named by the city police commits
sion are Charles P. Knapp and Ar
thur Kramer. Edouard Benees. refu-
gee Czecho-Slovakian president, in
spects the East Ypsilanti Bomber
plant. The Blood Donor unit visit
yields l65 pints OF blood.
June 3-Election 10 name t~o
school board members will be on
June II. Luman A. Seamans. man
ager of the municipal gas office. is
elected president of Board OF Com.
merce, with George Veins, vice
president, and A. B. Curtis, treas
urer.
June 4-Carver Community Cen
ter executive board decides that the
Center will be unable 10 pay $4,000
salary for director and are seeking
one at $4,000 Board OF Public
w VI No tltNAS al AANlhis hAi AaAi
10 the position OF manager of public
utilities. Rev. W. Morgan Lewis ap-
pointed by War Emergency Board
of the Presbytery OF Detroit to po-
sition OF Presbyterian Area Minis
ter for the Presbyterian churches
OF Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor.
June 5-American Legion service
mems entertainment program has
brought renown te Ypsilanti and
\ Us now given over to USO. Schools
and Colleges OF city prepare for
Commencement.
June REV. Gordon Speer points
out signposts in life for Lincoln
seniors in Baccalaureate sermon;
reverence for God stressed by Rev.
Walter b. Heyler in his sermon to
Roosevelt graduates. Ypsilanti
4 squadron OF the Civil Air Patrol
placed third in group maneuvers
staged at Ann Arbor airport. Forty
more registrants from Washtenaw
County Local Board No. 2 will re-
port for active duty July II.
June S-Eighty-one out OF So
school teachers sign contracts. Am
erican Legion selects Gen. John 2.
Kirk as Ypsilantis citizen of the
year. Civil Air Patrol Cadets plan
TO establish a Cadet Flight, Ypsi.
lanti Squadron. Ypsilant will spend
over half a million dollars in mex,
~ months under budget figures ap-
proved by council: city parking me-
tiers yield s1,643.36 in May; Gilbert
House funds needed. Methodist
Church reports show flourishing
condition. City municipal court load
Is lightened by transfer OF traffic
ticket collections to police depart
ment.
June 9-Ypsilanti Board OF Com.
merce members and officers hold
annual meeting at Charles McKen.
ny Hall and present f. A. Mellen.
camp with the Citizenship Award
Local Emergency War Housing
committee offices request Ypsilanti
residents to respond to an acute
need OF rs or 80 families for tenn
porary housing accommodations I'M
til Federal projects are ready about
July l. Kiwanians hear very educa
tional and enlightening speech on
India by Major Malcolm Dinny, for,
merly with the British Army sta
toned in India.
June 10-Schoolroom scene oil
Annual Roosevelt Class Day pro
gram. Ypsilanti Dairy Company
plans to build a modern dairy store
on Holmes Rd. in the new federal
housing district. Glass Day Is OBJ
served by seniors at Lincoln
School.
June 11-Ypsilanti Day Care com
mittee asks women. whose homes
could accommodate one or more
children Of defense workers, espe
cially overnight care for children
OF workers on night shifts, to vol
unteer for this service. DR.. Harvey
l.. Turner, president OF Hillsdalc
College. in his commencement ad
dress to Lincoln School graduates
points out the possibility that out
OF this war will come realization
OF the educational dream OF the
founders OF the nation. Annua'
awards made at Woodruff School,
assembly.
June 12-Dr. r. Clyde Ford ad
dresses Roosevelt graduating clas.
at commencement exercises or
"Our Inheritance" and urges them
towar achievement. Children's day
to be observed in several OF Ypsi
lanti churches. Housing and Other
building projects in and around
fpsilanti recover rapidly from the
showdown caused by rains in the
unusually wet month of May. Board
OF Review to hold public meetine
two days next week Mrs. Joseph
Hoyes, chairman OF Red Cross sur
gfcal dressings, makes plea for morc
workers
June 14-Dr. John VI. Munson
president of State Normal. adj
dresses graduates at Commence
ment exercises and traces the his
tory OF education and the part II
plays In the world. At baccalaureatc
exercises at Methodist Church foi
the Ypsilanti High School seniors
Rev. Hugo Fenker delivers a very
stirring and impressive sermon
Announcement is made by Presl
dent Munson of the automatic re-
tirement this June OF Prof. n y
WILDER. who has been connected
with Normal College for the las
36 years. Need for tax adjustment:
through re-assessment OF all cit,
property emphasized by Rotar,
Club speakers today. John s. Miller
for the last two years chairman o.
the Washtenaw County board o
auditors. resigns to take position
with Ford Generator plant here
Land payment is celebrated a
1zaak Walton League dinner.
luna a.