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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
Baptist Circle Has
Delicious Breakfast

Twenty members OF Circle two OF
the Baptist Women's Union and
five visitors enjoyed a delicious
May breakfast preceding their busi-
ness meeting Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Alvin Anderson. The
breakfast table wa sattractiyely
decorated with spring flowers and
place cards. Visitors were Mrs.
Harold Badger. president OF the
Union. Mrs Acie Dodge, Mrs. War
rem Jackson. Mrs. Lawrence Tager
and Mrs. John Granger.
Mrs. Charles Smith presided at
the business meeting when the new
officers occupied the chairs for
the first time. Mrs. Badger an.
nounced the next Union meeting to
be May 13 at the church at 7:30
when Rev. Shaw will install the
union and circle officers
The next circle meeting will be
June 80 with Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. r. Willmott
Iron Mountain, are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Michael w. Barenow.
Mrs. John Riggs went TO Canton,
o., Wednesday TO spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Don
aid smellie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06

Mrs. Donald Leatherman has
gone TO Brentwood. Tex, TO re.
side with her husband who is in
training there for military police
service in the Army.
Pvt. Robert wilkins has arrived
at the Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md, where he will be in training
Mrs. Walter c. Pierce IS leaving
Tuesday evening for Camp Maxey,
Texas, TO be with her son, Corp.
Reade s.. Pierce. on Mothers Day.
He will have a furlough later in
the month and return with his
mother. Mr.. Pierce is director Of an
Artillery Band.
Word has been received from
former Pvt. Clifford Button OF his
promotion to corporal He is locat.
ed at Camp Beale. Calf.
BENJAMIN Davis, petty officer
first class in the Navy is in a New
York hospital after service as a
machinists mate on a mine sweep
err. He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Estes and has been in the
Navy nearly three years.
Russell Lee Bloom, son OF Ed
ward F. Bloom, 1881 Westland Ave.
Dearborn. who is reported dead by
the L. S. Navy Department. had
been missing since March 8. Rela.
tiyes here understand he was on a
boat that was torpedoed. He was
the last OF the five sons OF Mr..
Bloom by his first marriage and
was only IS. The present Mrs.
Bloom is the daughter OF Mrs. vii.
liam Richter, Sr., and Russell was
a favorite with the Richter family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Hickman
have received telegraph messages
from their son. Sgt. Wilbur Hick
man, Australia. that he ia well. He
also telegraphed his mother a
Mothers Day remembrance. He is
graduate OF Ypsilanu High
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
Soil Conditioning in Victory Garden
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Released by Central Press Association

DOUBLE DIGGING may seem
too laborious a task for begin
ners in Victory gardening but it
is the secret Of fine English gar
dens and prize-winning vegeta-
bles in our own country.
As illustrated in the accom-
panying Garden-Graph, double
digging involves turning the soil
to a depth of two spades or dig
ging forks. By this process the
soil, particularly the subsoil, is
more fully aerated and plant
roots can penetrate it more cas-
lily. CAS- illustrated, a spit means
the depth Of soil which can be
moved in one spadeful.)
To undertake double digging
start at one end Of the garden
plot and open q trench two feet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
lUTHERANS PLAN
MOTHER DAUGHTER
EVENING MEETING

Plans for a Mother. daughter eve
ming meeting we're made and a talk
by Rev. Hugo Fenker was givel
at the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Socie.
ty meeting, Wednesday afternoon
in the church parlors. Mrs. L. II.
Tyler was hostess.
II was de :ided 10 have the eve
ming meeting and program take
the place OF the usu~l annual Moth.
er-Daughter banquet. May 81. Let
ters were read from boys in service
thanking the society for Easter
boxes.
After the business meeting, Rev.
Fenke. gave an interesting talk on
the Lutheran World Action. Re.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
BEGOLE STUDY CLUB
HEARS THOMSON ON
FAMILY STABILITY


Prof Mehran X. Thomson OF the
Normal College faculty was guest
speaker for the meeting Of the
BeGole study Club al the home OF
Mrs. Charles Hart Wednesday eve
ming. Prof. Thomson spoke on the
topic Stability Of the Family In a
Changing World"
At the business meeting. officers
Tor the coming year elected we're
Mrs. Crawford wynn, president;
Mrs. William wilkins, vice presi.
dent; Mrs, Clarence Thompson,
recording secretary-treasurer: Mrs.
Charles Hart, press reporter.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06

wide and one spade depth across
the garden plot. With a digging
fork break up the subsoil in the
trench bottom Ia forkful deep
and dig into it manure, decayed
plant refuse or similar material
which will help to improve the
soil. Turn the next two feet of
soil over into the first trench,
leaving a second trench open
Continue this process until the en-
tire garden plot has been turned
In this way the subsoil is broken
up, but layer of topsoil is kept
on top. When the final trench has
been opened, wheelbarrow the top
soil from the first trench and with
it fill In the last trench.
AS also illustrated in the Gar.
den-Graph, single digging meanl
turning the soil just one spit deem
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
SYSTEM ARCHAIC

Lansing. Mich. May 6-INS =
Gov. Harry F. Kellys special edu-
catlonal commission today charged
that Michigan's school system is
archaic and makes 1t possible for
the state to provide equal oppor-
tunity for education among all
people.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
At Cafeteria Luncheon

The monthly meeting OF the New.
corners Club Thursday at Charles
McKenny Hall was preceded by q
cafeteria luncheon. The group en-
joyed a solo by Mrs. Arthur, e.
vidge, accompanied by NJ. Luther
Kisor at the plano. Mrs. Clarence
Pace entertained the group by read.
i" poetry in keeping with the
springtime. After a brief business
meeting. bridge and games were
playd. Prizes were won by Mrs. F.
Breiel. Mrs. Elvidge. Mrs. Luther
kisor and Mrs. Ralph Wright. The
next meeting will take place the
first Wednesday in June.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
SATISFIED

Detroit. May 6-INS-Satlsfed
that American war production is
meeting Allied military demands,
members OF an Australian Air Mis-
sion had left Detroit today on the
last lap OF a tour OF British and
American war plants.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
DIFFERENCE IN LEADS

YOUR PURPOSE, when you
lead against a No Trump game
contract. is to build up as many
as FIVE tricks for your side, II pos
sible. That is why 1t usually pays
to open your longest suit then, es-
pecially IL you have any side en-
tries or a fairly solid suit, as 1t Is
necessary to take quite a number
of tricks Against a slam contract,
your problem is different. Then
you want to give yourself the best
possible chance to gain one trick
for your side, If II is a grand slam,
and two tricks IL II is a small one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06

ireshments Of fried cakes and eot-
fee we're served by Mrs. Tyler and
committee.
Mrs. Fred Wolter will be hostess
for the June 2 meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Pres phone the Press Office
At 40 before 8 p. m. or 2 .. m.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
ASSUMES DUTIES

Manistee, May 6-AP-The du.
ties OF mayor OF Manistee were as.
sumed Wednesday by John Olson
after his election the night be.
fore by the city commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
Fine Points in Bridqe
Rv shEPARp BARCLAY

sible two tricks in that suit at the
outset.
Some Of the emo Trumps de-
clarers, who were obviously shoot
ing for tops because it was a
match-point game, took II tricks
and some Of them IL, the differ
ence being caused by East's lead.
Where the club was opened. IL
tricks came in. That was bad
bridge. East should have reckoned
that the best chance to beat the
contract was by means Of his
spade A and the club K, and that
undertaking the latter card
might build up a vital trick for
the declarer.
What should East have led.
then, against 6-No Trumps? With
the bidding chronicled. and with
most bidding possible on the deal.
the tentative lead OF the heart 10
would be chosen by most fine play
ers. as probably costing nothing
and as enabling East to wait with
his trick-takers. hoping the de-
clarer had no way to end-play him
1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06

Miss Barbara Quibell will spend
the week end with her parents in
North star, Mich.
Mrs. Howard Case and son Stuart,
Crosse Pointe, are spending a few
days with Miss Caroline Bowen.
John Trip and Theodore Archer,
Detroit, spent last week with Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Fleury. Mrs. Fleu.
ry and Miss Shirley Exelby spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eieher, Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert EXelby Wis
tied in Detroit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Richards and
family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs, George Essenburg, Oak
Vile.
Jerry Richards was a week end
visitor OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. 6. Rich.
ards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-06
Members Of Schaner
Circle Play Games

Following the business meeting
OF the Schaner Circle Of the Dorcas
Society Of the Lutheran Church,
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Harold Campbell. the members
played table games. Prize winners
were Mrs. Blanche Schweigert, Mrs.
Lillian Root, Miss Minnie Dupslaff
AMI Mrs. L. II. Tyler.
Mrs. Root conducted the brief
business meeting. which was op-
ened with deyotions led by Mrs.
Leslie Butler. The sunshine bags
were turned in, and a mock bake
sale was conducted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
DEATHS

Henn BE- stI Division 50
John DAY l'2u Twentieth w
George r. card li520 Ashton n
William Barnett Jr 296a W kirus
Harry Stansdcld 702 s. Harrington .3.
Mari Choban 7ll1 Marcus s.
Peter Paczkowski, 500 Cashmere. a."
Arthur l.. McCauley 777l Catalan, a..
Sander Tunac 1915 THEODORE 20
Joseph Lee gii r Fort 80
Adgic Evans 2ef6 Brush 80.
sarah Elizabeth Moore, 1925 RaeIey -
l44-,sl,--4, r. p te~+7
Andrew smith 1923 West Lafayette. j..
Fred Vokes. 1915 Indiana, 81
Roland VIM. 1888 Trlmbull. 81.
Albury Boo,e Jr, 3i9l Riopel'e. Is
Laura + Richardson 1883 Illinois %
Thelma Thomas 1921 JOS Campau, IS.
Theodore Dan Michigan Hotel 46
Joseph shupieuis 1855 Ffty nrs'. 81.
Eliza Sttln-eI- i..!:lS !! -
Mike SouAwicz 1852 First as
Cyriel Brackevelt 1906 MARYLAND 80.
Edward Bender. 45is wsoash 90
Mary Mcqueen, 1884 Arlington. so
Charles Warrington 1925 Five Points So
Gordon l. Roberts. 335i Roosevelt ~.
Adella Pens NcGihnNn 1888 Huhhcil, ~
Fdi,h Williams sOg4 Whitcomb. 81.
Thelma Baldwin 1885 ~. clair, 2s.
Matt Biorkvist. 25iS Lemay IS
Pasqua Marabella, 1858 JAY, -.
tfpttei RIhACk 1910 CicOtte. -
Margaret Alice Brown 1850 Linnhurs' 80
Anna Grace Butts 1855 Eastlawn, -.
Flisa beth Cowie lo302 BRIAN 50. -
John McCaw ESQ BrHDafd -
Elias Shaheen l2fh Burlingame, 81.
Charles Doncrty 47S3 Twenty third, IS.
Hubert HilIer 1901 5 Edsel ~
Mary Elizabeth MoCubhln, 1927 la~ndale
"a
John Vert 5000 Brooklyn -
Prince Narmadoo. 3u3 r. Ferry ~
t,stelle WoodCoCk TuscOn. ARR -.
Clarence William Anderson. it2si May
field -
Fred showers. 3i2i w Chicago, 81.
Judge Swan. f71s Milford, 81
VaruCtte stevens l40sl DcqGindre. mos
David Reid CtesswcI $3.50 FetpskeF.
months
benjamin y stephens, 322s W. Phla-
delphis 81
Alexander DeRubeis 1914 Hawthorne, 90.
Mary Jane O'Toule 1887 MurfayhilI -.
Milton \ James 1861 piersun. IS.
Joseph Durochcr. Ss34 Keller. "a
Wayne Shephen Finley. 1924 Mansfield. S
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

CARTE Duncan 2O6O Brsufait. Gross,
PO'nte Farms 20
Ernestens Fangert 1857 Concord -.
John Hiu. 5Ul6 Anderson rs
Wubert a. Peterson l7lf6 Westphaha IS
Anna Anderson lt44I Harbor, =.
Thomas Couiiu 1901 Indiana 50
Donald Joseph Bergman, jsa9 Maxwell,
months
Max Schuster 1929 Jane IS
George Adams. lff Calvert. %
Eva W. Snodgrass- $50 Atkinson ~
Abraham LaBoard, 6l1t stanford. 40.
Charles Rosenthal 1920 Gladstone.
Ida Hoffman. 5409 Lincoln, 63.
Maria Marracco. 30qS Van DYKE 81.
Phillip RandazZo. 34OO Leland. 90
Agnes BELL Holcomb $50 p Garfield IS
Augusta Vercoutere, 1905 Beaconstirld
Crosse Pointe 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
Death lotlres

DIPPONI March IS. 1913 Nicholas be
loved husband % Frances. dear father ot
Mrs. Peter Gestrich. Andrew and Mrs Fin
min DeCuuk grandfather of Ann Rose and
Frances brother of Mrs. Margaret Wolf
ram Funeral Wednesday al 10 q. m from
r-sldence, 1925 Pennsylvania ave, al 1880
leo Nativity 81 our Lord Church. Inter
pt~ni aiA tlentowB htrtt
NAGLE-March 2s George C dear hus-
band OF Margaret and father or James
C. George r. and Larry V. Maggie, Mrs.
John r. Gibbons brother Of Mrs. Margaret
kennedy Of Springfield. Mass Funeral
from sons residence. 1878 Warrington
Drive Wednesday at s,l5, and ST. Brtgid
Church AZ 10 q. m
PnZNIENSKI March ~ 1913 Anna.
DrtOvrd Wtre or SIMON, loving mother of
Theresa IolnSK Jennie Grodeck, Anna
Metta. Angelina ZohnsN Helen kucharskI
John Edward and Leo Pilzniensh. dear
sister Of Tony Of Washington u { and
John Tafelski Also survived by II grand
children Funeral Wednesday from resi-
dence 50I7 SprinEwels, 9 80 A. m St
stephens Church at 10
ROBBINS March q. 1913. James Of 1902
Eastwood. beloved Sun of lanes ana
Agnes Robbins. dear father OF Catherine
Mrs Helen Miller ana John. funeral serV-
ICES Wednesday, p m. AZ A. II. Peters
Funeral Home, t20e7 CRATIC.
TYLEY-Rachel; March 81 l9i3 beloved
wife 81 Charlie n. Tyley, sister ~ James
NJ Butler. Nelson Butler and Mrs John
Potter. Funeral serv ces Tuesday. March
wayne X! M hch.. ''' '''
WRIGHT Minnie L, beloved mother Of
Jerry Young, sister OF Mrs. John Ihiel
snd Otto Arhnds. Services ~ Schmalz-
ned. sons Chapel. 1885 Michigan avenue
Wro uesdav al ? m.
WITHERsPooN March 90, 1913 Or Ed
w'n j. brother Of Mrs John y Name
Tohn c . Henry A.. Arthur O and Roy g
Wttherspoon. Funeral services al chapel OF
the WIN r. Hamilton co Cass ave. At
NIeNdndrue Tuesday A. | 30 p m
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BICYCLES AND TRIGYCILS
BOILERS INSTALLED

REBUILT bicycles, no priuritIes an s2
new 'ricyl.cs Wire baskets tneW-buN
Crosse Pie Bicycle 1901 Mack TIL "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
DIVORCES

Ivan Tat from Thelma
Mildred l.. FINK from Alvin
Leo J ee,esk from Theresa Anita
Mdude Brown from Harold n
F!dridEe Hlu from Pearlie
Arnutus =. Cottsr from> Charles J.
Joseph Cochran from Cassie l.
Geraldine Richardson from Gilbert.
Junanna Ktllian from John
rulu NJ. Richard from cyril.
Loretta Parker from Judy.
William -. King from Maude F.
Thomas d. Barr from Dewitt
Lonzo r.. sharp fram Dorothy +,
Emma Cox from Fred.
Annie l. OHara from Philip
Robert +, Shanor from Ramcia
Julia LewandoWsN from Theodore
Marjorie L. Costanier from Norvai X.
Irene al, Martel from George +
Joseph Bartkewecz from Sophia. -
'Chantiel Taylor from Sa niue
Myrtle Dubay from Laurence.
MAY Spadaiora from EdN
Christine L. Elliott from Harold
James = Wilson from Elizabeth 9.
Myrtle Blanton from Era
Elizabeth J Bruce from Louis J.
Elizabeth Holentz from Michael
Emma l. Robinson from Julius
Blanche KoscicleCk, from John
Gertrude Cady from john
Eleanor Bell from Harry W.
Betha r. Roberts from Albeit =.
Della NJ. Pease from Donald y,
Naryon +. Arkell from Robert
GLADYS e Kennedy from Morris II.
William Einnuncn from Haz'L
Fern Sarama from August.
John Treua from Viola
Martha Hobbs from Alvin
Dorothy Robinson from Howard.
Olca Sims from Everett Walter.
MoIne Everson from William
Genevievr " Barln from william n.
Eleanor Robertson from George
Pauline Medellin from Jenaro Loretto.
Rosetta Horn from Richard
Agnes kathsrin Bowen from John Earl
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

NArrtar. licenses were issued
l. walker % HATTIE Lewis 81
John T-homAs. 81 Dora Huddlestor
o,t. u,4--av - Frances Fussello is
Davis slfkin ~ Margaret / Henry 70.
Sorher; j. Coos "a Dorothy Parker.
Ton GasysTson IS Opal Irgrshan 30.
Jaek Psvick % VirTnia Nelson. ~ -
jacob warner j. % Harriet Peters, IS
w,l,ism Kn@pq rs Bertha Hen az
Iossnh steinhers 30 Yet,a Wolmsn -
Rsluh =. Wei. % Gsnevievt =. 6irouS'
crazy pnevim. %. Mony Bowman Is
Arnold ". Fleisoher 20 Rosahne sch"ei'-
prsnk cichowicr. is; vic,oua wahovisk
cesrlss r Lester 10. Frances r, Mol
,ossTs Ris,h "a. Emily e Tsperet q.
Edwsrt Rhodes 81 Vince paOci 81
.am.s pJrris Is Lenars BlScK
rrn.s; Parker, le, MarEsret MeLa,n' u.
Iouis wsndtrlich. As. Catherine kllemleeI
losn 4. Roas - Betty sn- Tass- %
Donald Wanuagef - M1r'en !" 900
Maynard " Feidmsn' 80. ia Schns'd
jon" E pir.urer 2, LnHar p-varey g
william s,rsesar 49, i'l vs,, I', cn.,sv ~
cnsTiss Ciero7s. 80 rHaahe,s Forav. -.
Perry T. shn,s, p Jane pay Grahman.
Fr,ii J. Schroeder - lena Charle' %
Leroy J King q Sarah = ParozL. 20.
Charles o Bren, 30; Anns lIl' McCrcary.
connsn r. Hsng,r. q; FosIs c. rerF'sn
.,ssr. a. Prank. 90. Mildred osusr. 1s
Donald schsefer. ~; janet Fs'eis's-. 81
po~srd Barnett 81 Lucille CrsVf.-f 25
R.sis z. Cssn. Is. Rosemary Il. seheiier
H.ymopd A. LeGaui. 10 Caroline c
lame. powers 50. Esther Fsrsu o.
william G. TAkses. p, Ann r. Bslanlieeki
Hush Vaughan. "a; H.lsn Rsnss p
Charles ,. Elared, - BAIoata y Her
p. Per ,o5,,o,. as. WINE Herr, 30
AIb'n Drwonisrek, 81, Irene DIV 'nlsfeE
IsSS a. warshsl. a. France, wrise' ~
Arthur l.. Jones. q; May Lou : lson q
cnrord J. Scarf 81 Mac Cnehcy, IS
Leonard Bernardo %; Carueia Pfsce ~.
John Pohlsd. is: Lorraine Ls1eman. -.
Isck B.shor. q Vsrneil scot, ~.
-Gsasss Z -AAfAa.a- - Ia1Fe.4.--A-N---'----
rsd I. Stevens. -. Leone ouphart q
Eugene J. C,oyan - Doroths skoms1. -
f,zrpn e. CsTS0h, -, Nay EAen Lea'h
Frank Y. ROE 20: Pauline Jons, -
Roy W. Bosksrom, "a, Aeno1s Hutchinson
ioSn Hsissh, g: MARI p York % "
EDWARD Gsheki SO. julia MsrCzAk 80.
AVA Z LnYs "a AA-lAn- E----I-z1-------
rsomas sherman. -. Lillian Csphn a.
. sdrew J Psks, q Alice ~ Paf'sr. -
larry o. Smith - Maui Anderson -
archie Mosley. IS, VINE " S1ephsfd ss.
Gordon Cummings. 30. Aule.a ~ koh'es.
rs
Joe pabney. 10 Ro1s C0sui ~ u
David szoks 81 Helen NAEy ~
John D. Cupchk. Is. ML1-e1 -. Nelson.
wiinsn @. PsgsL 20; Bsrpa ~ Dupont.
"a
Clarence v srocrynski Hsis- A s4.ewssi
20.
7 swrenes Hsinrs 81 Icons S.rTrie O.
sirvs Jekelek. Is. Genevisve t~wra
,srst c. Wilson, IS; Dtlla cil4a1. IS. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

COCKER SPANIEL, Pure b,a,e male
yesI old Liberal reward. 1905 EnsNr
road University 3-2i3O
LOST Cocker spaniel 4 mos. Old no Tail
name Boots vicinity Oakland Beau hien
Hague s. reward Trinity l-l5i0.
LOST Mans wallet containing important
papers Reward. MybO Boyer. Twin
brook s4gI.
LOST Bracelet gold heart engraved
r. r + s 3-2l-43. owe $685..
PUkS r. Containing railroad passes and
Identification card. etc. Columbus, Ohio.
address Railway Express, 9il Howard
Randolph 23f5 Reward \. J.. Pardi
500 REWARD for return % or iniorma
tion leading 20 return of male Beagle
brown and taHl-1Rufel Also lemon and
white male hound Had Hh-4F+--t-tfrrrJt7
2 232s AZ West Guthrie. Royal OAK
Township
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Section
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INSULATION

A FAMILY bundle hand finished wearing
apparel 2dc 4 pound fiat, l2c. rough
dry stsrched nat ironet 12c dependable
laundry TNnfN i-qAsl. 80 Melhnurne.
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lohr A Rof'e -. Betty Ar~ TnwHr =
rponAld Waruager - Marion Wright is
NAynsrc ~ Feldmsr. 80. Ida Schneid
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Lost and Found
DEATHS

d by the BkftheMonh Club Ina
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BIRTHS

FONS
Bows Ners born H.
Girls 0s.-hefn -
Louise Geletiy 1873 MsrioVt
villa Rice q341 NoQdlAWA-
4 Rose Moran ls4aS Rutherford.
Evelyn RYAN. 1elsS Burgess.
Fila Thorn. 1910 Twelfth
Roma Beck. f737 Trumuu
stella zaydel 1852 Fifty second
AnEeliue SolAk $500 Florida
Irene peRalnvire loE Pa knafs'
Eleanor Wood 1880 ArChdA.s
TdA Thoras s23S Herktnsf
Edns szobonys SIS sehrocdef
Dorothy WOODWARD sl32 Nhiitah'r
Christine Macy 1883 Arlington
Florence Ozanich i2d2s Finiay
jose phine Saorssky. 62f " AieNsndFine.
Evon Booth $3.50 Humboldt.
Mary Pspo. 2g4s Richior
Maris Leone 2a3s Van DYKE
kathleen Stevenson 67S7 scotten.
-IAtt+4 -Guyth sete Sawyrf-
EdIIh Ward Sos ElsNoF'h
Kathryn GyilsdorT 1905 McCormich.
Annie Abide 2404 Baldwin
Mar BOscprino SeS2 Garfield
Geraldine Kaufman. f36 Navahoe t"rl'
Edth Guasteila, sl4u Borue
Frsnccs Huffman, 5i0s AtddleseH Dear
mabel Cain 10000 Hartvile. Fsrming'on.
Stella sanocki $500 Chsss road Dearborn
Bertha stelzer 1oifa Baraga. Dearborn
Jennie Kowalec 2il0 Holmes Hamttamck
prsu0 itout, 26F5 f,srsYette
Matte NAYS. 1918 Dequindre
sephine Melford. 1924 American.
Jean Smith is42s Five ToU1ts
~srolin. Diehl ANA Aliendale
Peggy Moor 1920 Caveli. Garden 'ltN
sylvia riumley 1926 Louise. Pennington
May Cerales $500 Woodward
EVELYN Hans sl5 OAK Ridge, ROYAL OAK
Helen Thompson. ql53 Ward
Margsrs, Ienose 1000 Asburv Park.
Mary kramer 35ie Chope Plsc,
Mary Furgo. 77i4 Dayton.
Doris stsphens 12S2f Longacre
Dorothy Coleman, 1885 81 Nart
Helen Wright. lT1A7 salem
shelma d'Argy. 1913 Riverside drive pear
y.a-i Williams 1871 F.llvood Roya' oak
Georgia Higgins 2l2sa McClung. s"uthhef
Township
virgins Lee. 1914 Sumner, BEDFORD Town
perths HeitzeI 1929 Marx Twain
Grace F1on. all Yerkes NorthViht
Eta McCary. Il1t Mclean. RoNaI oah
Laura Brownies 6lO3 Commonwealth.
With svindel l4ll7 Plsinvisw
pvelyn Sherwood. $50 W. Dakois.
Ruth Lang 63s4 lnsdale
rlizabsth Gicnac. $3.50 Cloverla"n.
Lorraine Caesar. 1904 MancalaN
Marion Laura 1885 Bltmore
Iucins Weaver 1880 Hsrtwel
s3rsc. Nvr. f79-e Winthrop
yTnra Pas ?sI2N Amherst pesrhoin
f;sr;-,s', nsAi, 30 t.aprairis Fsrr'aie,
.o-S tovntsr I35ss Cheyenns
EsJsn WIZ. 1887 ST Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

TlIr tragic telegram ylurchcd ugh,Iy in his hand,
| Homer NaoauIey cor of his bicycle IN front OF
large hne old house where party was m progress
TbTorcb the windows the messenger could four
Young couples dancing and he sure every body M
SIDE the house was happy the boy teit SICK and terhed
re went to the door moved finger toward the ben and
then et hrs hand drop III 90 back 70 the office he sad
20 himself aloud 4 donr want loh like tins
He sa devH eH the Steps OF the house Ni'er '''g
rns he 90, M and rang the bell. A Young woman an
nr.uirr. ,nrrrip b. 1913 ht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

Ich~ 9 Pirturer - InUao "a vaoey =
Wiliar, s'rsrhAr fF> Lillian nelson .
p chester Craydon, -; Edna :. Gustav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29

1cs.rh Risth %. Emily Tsperek ..
yswsrs Rhooes g. Vince Psucl. 53
James Hurris Is Lenars BNcE
rrntst Parker Ie Margaret NcLstn, u.
Tam.s Carroll /2s Eloise sterling. y
louis WandtrLch. As Catherine kulemlec1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-29
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