The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
presentation OF annual awards.

June l7-Ypsilantis municipal
garden plot is ready for victory
gardeners on the Ferguson farm
across from the paper mill on y.
Huron DR.. School directors OF the
spencer district and the Ypsilanti
Board OF Education hold meetings
for quick action 10 meet education
al requirements in Npsilanti and
the Bomber Plant area. lpsilanu
landladies meet with OPA attorney
to learn regulations for determin-
ing room rents. Glass OF 1913 OBJ
serves Glass Day at Ypsilanti High
School auditorium with interesting
program. Harriet School pupils cul'
inmate year with Field Day at Rec
reation Park. Forty-four sixth grade
graduates receive diplomas at
Woodruff School.
June Detroit postal inspector
completes survey OF the Ypsilanti
| industrial area including nine fed
eral housing projects for postal de-
| livery. Rev. William r. Shaw is
elected chairman OF the advisory
board OF the Salvation Army to
succeed Ernest II. Chapelle. re-
signed. Vacation Church School Will
begin in First Methodist Church
on June 81 to continue every day
until July ?. Mrs. Nils Saunden. of
1915 Stone School Rd., Ypsilanti. is
chosen for city visiting nurse, fill
ing place OF Mrs. Ellie Clough. who
| resigned about a month ago. Board
OF Review meetings are postponed
until June %. to give time to fiji
the membership. Ypsilanti public
schools close officially today. Mid
week prayer meetings. sponsored
| by the women of Willow Lodge.
with the assistance OF Rev. Warren
F.. Jackson. dormitory chaplain. and
Miss Phyllis NJ. Benoy. Council OF
Churches visitor, are initiated. Car.
yer Center board meets with com
mittee OF the American Friends
Service to discuss possibility o!
purchasing four acre tract of land
east OF Harriet School for a build
ing site.
June 19-Colonel Owen J. Cleary
gives Ypsilanti graduates farewell
address in Ypsilanti auditorium.
Ypsilanti's class OF as graduates is
minus one student. Howard Herbst.
who was indicted into the armed
forces. His diploma was sent to
him. Fair weather makes IL possible
for the housing projects to pro
gress,
June 21-Bomber plant foremen
go back to work after being out sew
eral days on a strike. William II
Morey, retired sergeant, is honored
at the age OF 76 when he retired
from the police department. A pro
gram for the care of the children OF
working mothers begins this morn
ing at Prospect School.
June 22-Local troops went to De
troit today to help settle the race
riot by force II necessary. Dinner
is given to honor retired police
sergeant. William Morey.
June 23-Kiwanis met to learn
new tax methods.
June 24-Graduation OF the Belle
vile class OF '43 takes place today
Six typhoid cases were found In
near vicinities. Baby contest starts
June 25-It was announced today
that people OF Ypsilanu should cur
tail the use OF water as supply i:
getting low. School census reveals
many more students will attend
school this fall.
June 26-Classes start for nurses
aides at Boyer Hospital. Blood
donors sign up today. Robert Tower
reported missing in raid over Ger
many.
June 2S-Ypsilantl State troop,
return after having been in Detroit
to help with race riot
June 29-City cancels American
Legion Fourth Of July celebration
Spencer rejects offer to units with
Ipsilanti Schools.
June 30-Legion opens carniva
east OF Ypsilanti. Miss Martha Blu
chanan becomes director of Gilbert
House.