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Evening star., 1943-08-14
E. w. Thomas, 73, Dies,
Headed Valve Firm 1,

BY the Associated Press
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Aug. IA.
Edward William Thomas, 70, re-
tired president of the Scott Valve
Manufacturing Co. of Detroit, died
at his home here last night.
Mr.. Thomas retired four years ago
because of i'll health and came here
to live. Surviving are his widow,
Jessie, and daughter, Mrs. Nancy T..
Breen of Daytona Beach; eight
brothers and two sister in Detroit.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
1t. George Here

1t. Hurd F. George and Mrs
George of Wright Field, Dayton
Ohio, are the guests of 1t. George S
parents, Senator and Mrs. Walter
F. George, who are staying at the
MaYfloWer.
Evening star., 1943-08-14
Home From Trib

Miss Aileen Gorgas Wrightson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Wrightson. and Miss Eugenia
Jacobs. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Jacobs, have returned from
fortnight's stay at Fayetteville
N. C.
Evening star., 1943-08-14

WOODMAN, CATHERINE T. On Friday.
august 13. l933. CATHERINE T WOOD
MAN; beloved wifi of the late Horace c
Woodman and mother of Mrs Catherine
Gates Of Rockville. Nd, Remains resting At
the Bethesda Chevy Chase funeral home of
Wm, Reuben Pumpdrey until 10 am.
Funeral services and tnterment Monday.
August 10, az IL am, at Wrightstown.
Pa. IL
WoRMINGToN. MARY z. On Thurs
DAY, august -. l943, al her residence,
4?22 l3th place ne. MARY z WORM :
INGTON, beloved mother of Mrs v E.
Diehl. GEORGE D and Frank H Worming-
ton OF Kansas City Mo: Mrs Grace A.
Burns of Alameda Calf: Pvt Dorothy N
Wormington of Scott Field, III; Pvt Rob-
ert l.. WormlnQton Of Camp Gordon. Ga :
Misses Melba N. and Mary E. WorminQton
and Mrs. James w. Teyis and Mrs Wilton
B. Colt. all Of WASHINGTON. D. c.
Services az the s. Il. Hines Co. funeral
home, 290l 18th st. n ", on Tuesday. Au-
gust Z, at 3 pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. is
yEAGER. JASPER WEEKS. On satrr-
Center, JASPER WEEKS YEAGER Of 100
!th st. Sc. beloved husband of Kathleen
Friends may call at the Lee funeral
home. fth 81. ard Mass. ave ne. where
services will be held on Tuesday, tugust
II, at II am lnterment in Arlineton
| National Cemetery. l6
Evening star., 1943-08-14

II, ALERT G., JR. La Fayett,
Lodge, No. 10, F. A. A. NJ. will
hold special tior
Sunday, August Is. Ia43. a.
J ! pm. at the Masonic Temple
Tor the purpose of conductine
the Masonic burial service fol
our late brother, ALBERT G
:, Jr
RRvCE RJGGEpG VI AZ *
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
December

1-Raiion values C.! meals reduced 20 ncr
ct. $. r!anc- ou'ru; for November an.
IH"cCd as 7..gp
4-hrm" viii retire $4,000 officers, rcduc.
i1 total 10 ~ 900
7-r.-ncs' L. g. ha'tlc.hip. the 81, OoO.,on
Ni.yoUsir. j. !1WurrrH.
lo-""'op"ratinE rJi workers ret senate
approval FOR c.gHt cent per hour raise.
Il-so11ic military committee plans Eradu.
ai.d DISCHARGE pay for 'sCryICCmCm
Ranging from 5000 to $500
lJ-Pi --iccnt Roosevelt returns 10 capital:
sc@a'" committee votes TO retain food
SubsId.c, for 90 days.
F-OPA promises lowering Of meat ration
points.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

trati0n. War Mobilization.
sta utilization, Economic
NlrlIrc).
(c) Republican political gains.
I'D Congress reVOitS agains. an
limitation program (SIH-
sides, reduced tax bill. res
nii!tiGn iav1ring railroad
wage increase.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
Fathers DRAFT M
lla.IIII.sHNliY'ksIIII

The gear drcic to a close uitb
hcsc important crenfS:
December
1-RooScvclt, Churchill, Chang
Kai-shek pledge TO strip Japan
OF inpcriaIistic gains.
2-Fathers' draft bill delays dur.
ing absence of President.
lG-PEcGidcnt Roosevelt returns to
America following five weeks
diplomatic trip.
T-Arrny announces successful
landing on Japanese base In
New Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
tll@tl.,
September

2-Tlc exchange shin G.ire1u,w sails with
1910 Japanese. Go ae EXCHANGED for
100 Americans a Goa. pyrlUGuCsc
I.oIH: CE..si-. and hog. csc. coU.ur ~
WasTIu-lun
f-Wll:dm JcTCrs. G.rcC'o. Of the nations
ruUE-r r.u-3.s.. re .-us.
I-Rcpubi.cdm Postwar Advisory Council
meets a. Nac.iuac !. ,ard. Mich.
b-Di!Ee for l. billion do.!-g third We: loan
opened by presidential address.
Ii-Co. William Coleman Is convicted Nv a
military count Tor Drunkenness aud care.
los U-e Of a!cag.us. Gt.u;-a 10 cap
itfru..
F-Pi','aCn' Roosevelt reports = Cuaa.Css
"E Qu,"rc conference
-.--S.uc ration stamp rvCaw.-s valid Nov
,ahrE / "S.' las slE !.rs.H~.
J--EGaa'd StC''lr.s Jr. moves from lend.
.sa~e "HIIn's'rT'gr 10 succeed Sumner
Nt.r e. v.r.Es,s.,.,gl - slate.
@'-Sy"-. u.s report f.. ..a. igGg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
November

u. $. Marines invade BOuEairvillc is.
land in northern Solomons.
f--HAt planes drop more than 1900 tons
" bombs on Dusseldorf. C.crm1ry
d t,tcv. capital OF the Ukraine. rc'1kcn b.
russians -
= British Eighth army advances IN TaIY,
taking cirn' towns
/ Nd2S rCut'lC ships. bias, Installations IN
q, bloc; harboys Of LCrhorn and Pcscnra.
Its slams capture ZniiOmIr. inUr!tlr,
T1il center Of southern front. CHINO =
forces report GAINS along Yunpilc river.
c-Crca'cst raid IN history blasts Berlin.
dropping $500 tons
J-A71lhCr huge air attack g-iashcs Berlin
EgctoJrih "f city said 10 he RACED
Maxim Island. member Of Gilbert srou,
. Is 'lsCn by u. $ Curbirca forces
lines north OF GOmCi
'-Marincs take Tara"d. ono Of Gilbert is.
iards. after toughest fighting" in their
O-Erilish Eighth army bursts through Wayl
nnes IN ltdly. approaching Rome.
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.-sR2kTIsI--I.h
January

New Years Day football results: Roso
BoWi-Gcorrin 0. Y: e. l.. a. 0: Sugar
Lnwl-Tcnncss IL. Tulsa Z; Ornnrc
Bnwl-Alabama 81, Boston College ri:
Cotton Bowl-Tcxas ID. Georgia Tech !:
Sun BOwl--ScCond Air Force IL. Hardin
simmons I: Klzar Stadium-East All.
Stars - West AilSiars IL
l-Tcd Williams. formerly Of Boston Hcd
So%. named player OF the year"
February
2O-William Cox. Now York sportsman, DUR
chascs Philadelphia phillcs for about
$4,000 from National League
A-Bucky Harris signs 10 manage PhiIa.
dclphia ball club.
March
meet. IN B:527. " " -
H-Philadelphia team wins the Golden
. Cloves championship in New York;
title. 1"N
2o-Cornelius Warmcrdam sets new pole
vault record Of 10 feet. ga inches.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

G-l.cv'. Joseph Hunt takes tEc national
:U'd;,Gv :ga.'E championship.
!S-IHC = LOUIS Cardinals defeat the
t"lcIao CAB. ~. c!!&ch.ug the National
l.a-.r pgUNaut.
.9-DeGnf I.iu.s tg.' 'Hc CHICAGO Gard.
l-a.= 100 r.o'v-- .'ral football Opener.
25-'E@c %,H 30. Yankees take a." AvCri.
can League !,a.aI' lu. a., litA time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
February

I-Dc. Attic IT, Giaruini. Go. physician
banker. motion picture CXtCuiiyc, c.yu
leader.
i9-Lr.I Cyormal. - a,.ugtian.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

@->.E.... NGsiG'. $ I"r, C..r.ral out.
feeder. y.m'i "uat l..ua"l. l.Iyc. ~
%u,.H.l i,r.ur.
2-.rrrECnn Chandler. New Yorr Yankees
l.'c.eG. chosen most vI.Uabi" ~ AmcrI.
ca LCI-ur.
III. Of Southern California and The L. Of
Nash--trI chosen tor Rose Bowl
M !ie@u JIC; icgAiaS lightweight title. out.
pointing Epn MONTGOMERY
-'-GTc1' isE'r defeats Nu'vc Dame GgIi)
III years :igESs; football upset,
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TTs5ENTNS7'
aiilIarv

'"'''"'f
j-T,.-1 >-crro ,.i,,..:.. NJ c....
W..I.r,e.mu Clry,,, &c
G-rr,-Ifrr; c,,,cr,t,Is NJ If,,.,.,,a y NJ
rc M,,2..' ~ l. L"G els, ~" , r., ~
80 i'D,I.l' ., ,,:.,,... -
60, - ,'I,n ..', '"'' me me i"Wn
"''""'' "''"''
Erbruprv
1--Dr. Attic II. Giarwfvi, GO. pl,vsiciar
ll .4.i@E' motion picture 'Xecni'He' e.vle
If ~ '..' O''IA.a1' % - Ee"ian.
March
- r"gc pri E''P P.,.. y'H SfIT hG I
2o-To.ncr governor of Illinois Frank O
ag-Ja,n"s : r,rr,r % ,..,.,,,... A.
Uni.cd Sra,es Stccl corn, ~ sS'''''' Vi '''e
April
n"r Of McR Si, i"s OF Of " 'Hrm'T Tirc cover
Of Inc [. S. Second Army nv; ' an EoTec
May
:, 49,,
i'-i"j. Ger: stephen O. Fmqua. ca. chic
commander 1877 ~. w. ''''e meet
Motor Co. 0'o
June
i-Maj. Kermit Roosevelt 81 Son ~ .to
;,"rmcr President, on active duty in
1G-Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart. po,cd ,,s,,r
~. "',' ,"' n - professor. a; 10.
So 80 N,,;''. N'ti + NichoIS. ca. former
u '0S''" NAVY YARD
July
I4-Acrrcss Beverly snrrc,vcs, 70
of tho Nntho1,S, r;,, mHi"oii. %. bishop
e"' N''"So area
t,,,
august
l-p,csiler, NJ Chi,, "a, Co., n .,..,
ard artist. ">'' ~ Se''o''r
lJ-Licut. Gen. William NJ wric,, IN
commander of Two diyfsio," -, -;
., war L.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
N.aRsghs.ssERs-1
January

G-Firc. kills six ard Injuries 100 in Chicago
bowling alley.
2l-ThIrty.Svc Americans die when trans.
port plane crashes III the jungle near
. Surinam. Dutch Guiana.
IL lMcAiS,Cigh, persons die in sanitariun
fire IN Seattle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
August


CT .iy persons killed and III injured.
''..7 Confessional Limited of the
Penn N!r@.iL Il. K. is dcTaIlcd near
Philadelphia.
,--TGvU'icth Century Limited train of New
York Central Il. Il. is derailed near
t."tstota. y. y. EiIlirg three: Houston,
Ten. hu;ul fire iaEtS lives of 80 men.
iI-iNDlDs!on Of depth charges NJ the Naval
-: station. Norfolk. Va. takes % lives.
About $50 ate injured.
Cow gDiy.:ivC soldiers die when Army
transport plane crashes near AIaxton.
y. {.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

l-lfolzc rcjccts ar1enGmon, 10 Labor. Fed.
tTsl Security bill. thereby cutting OF
FUNDS Tor National Youth Administration;
ptCsIdcnt Roosevelt gives last minute
rcDliC.c 10 Max Stephen. sentenced 10
ctdih Tor aiding escape of NaZi flyer
'-Ccl. HcU'i Girdud. French Commander
OF Mon Invest Africa, arrives IN Wash.
lJ-Thc Board Of Economic Warfare is
ahnl'''. ard rs functions Transferred
70 %" Reconstruction Finance Corpora.
ton. Chester Bowlcs is named rcucrai
MANAGE o! The once OF Price Admin.
isiIiiiur.
i0--World.s largest pipeline. the Big inch.
IGHiiNE from bnrTiCw. Texas 10
PNOcniHvillc. Pa. Is ODcncd
2l-JJohn lc"is. as president OF United Mine
NniEciS. Signs iWo.yCaT contract with
Illinois Coal OpctaioTs Association. War
wJr In country
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

@-trl'ci Nations food conference crd,.
Goal miners Of the United Mine Workers
urlg return u work.
10 'Erstd,u' SIGNS 'pay.ag.you.co" income
tax bill
2l-Ri~'s n Detroit between white and
CpIDicd inobs 1rc sl.ppTCSsc d b. Federal
troops. after more than % hours Of
disorder. TwCr'T.HInc killed 700 injured;
Cool miners strike for third time since
May l.
22-Judcc Marvin Jones succeeds Chester
DAYS as War Food Administrator
29-FcdCTal court OF appeals in CHICAGO
grants nc" trials 10 six persons convicted
81 aiding Herbert Haupt. executed spv,
oV-fi!c senators appointed 10 visit war
zones and report on U. s. Army and
hlhcs: Stocks on Ncw York exchange
reach 'b!ccycaT high
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
February

ll-Eigh'cCn lose lives when n Iibcra,or
=. bomber crashes IN Newfoundland.
ID TWcriN.Cilh' die when four Crrirc
b%Hnor crashes ailamc into Il packing
plant M Seattle. Wash.
x anHcc Clipper crashes and sinks in
TaguS river, Lisbon. Portugal.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
June
July


l-PtCsidert Of China. Lin Sen. 20. schola,
ard artist.
lJ-Licut. Gen. william NJ. Wright, n
commander of two divisions in Woric
2l-Dr; William Lyon Phelps, 10. of Yal,
university.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
o,rc>>)>yc0>1l1u,x Of An Zkah 1915
ii:lv

j:lr
@2-a'li Cen. william Upsl,ur. Can't. Charles
laaDwc'.. bu;r L. 8. NJ. {. officers. and
= i.UG u'uvr persons are sailed III Navy
Lame crash rear Si;kL. Alaska.
21-tn'"r soldiers wEo became lost III desert
!uanUUvv.S Uv1T Yuma, All. die Of
THIRST.
c5-llar.Icauc sweeping over Texas Gulf
C'as' Hills Is persons. Damage esii-
"".sd =, 10 million dollars.
AUGUST
Ton persons. including AIayor William
Baker and Maj. W'.lia:n Robertson. die
N"'n Army rlidcr crashes in demon
STATION iliyM In 81. i.,SIis
2-lNn Nyr!"vS EI!Cj. n.cic than 500 white
and Culurcd injured III race rIoting i'll
N'% York c.ty'S Harlem district.
J-tnur'tCD persons are drowned in a
ftsh' food IN central West Virginia
2i-TH""'v.uuc miners are killed III gas cX-
i.us.ua ~ Sayr,tOn. Ala.
.p-I'tr G'N-UUc persons are killed and $50
..rr.,t 81 wreck Of crack Delaware
l....a"a"-a and Western II. II. near
W. and y. y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
March,

2-Ninctccn bodies recovered in coal mine
disaster Al Bear Creek Mont
2l-flOUd waters spread over n u.idc arr,
III Georgia. Mississippi. Alabama and
LOUISIANA. About $500 persons removed!
b. Rcd Cross.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
iicIiSt

3-Rydcr Cap Ec'i team. cariaincd rv
Gag Wood. defeats Wake. Hagen 5
team.
9-.HoMayd Schcnkcn wins tho contract
bridge mas.rr'S championship for fifth
Tine.
2j-C0llrgc A.lS'aIF defeat TIC Washington
RrosH.yS. p.ricss!U".. football chan.
piuIs. "a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30


l3-Omaha airport and village 81 Carter
Lake, Iowa. flooded when Missouri river
dics break.
l0-ScvCn Sea Scouts drowned. and three
missing. when cabin cruiser founders off
Long Island.
4-Blazing munitions ship in New York
harbor towcd on, and sunk.
May
4-Fxplosion ard fire in munitions nIant nj
:. Elkion. Md. Kills 10 and injuries 60.
ia tornado Injuries about 200 mrn. and
destroys al buildings valued al Sis 600
ut Fort Riley. Kan.
El-SprCadinE floods in NississipDi valley
take twelve lives. and leave 1O9 900
Homeless
"a Pennsylvania r. r. express irain
3ump. the track near DCigir. ". J., Kill.
inC IL and lnjIIinG 30 persons.
A-Dcath toll IN fooled region Of lower
MisSiscippi valley reaches II and iGO Oc1
-, arc Estimated 20 be wi,hou, shelter.
ol-Dcaths from all causes over Memorial
uay weekend holiday total Isl.
June
6-Navy reports 81 men killed when n
ammunition ship collidcs with tanker
OIL Port Arthur. Tex.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
October

.G-Crash Of airllNor - miles west OF Nash
Vile. Tenn. takes 10 lives.
"5-NaVy announces shat 40 scamcn died
Men two iAuhc Z oolIlGcd oil Palm
Ir.Ch
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

l3-Ir"c niy marines killed. % injured in
Hawaii when collision OF navy planes
releases bomb.
l6-SrNty.rirc killed. So injured in collision
Of two fast trains near BuC. y. c. Fox
iy.Cisht Of the dead were sCrviccmen
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

July
Patty Be- defeats Dorothy E,,rv f1y
Wy1cE's Western Open Go. Champion.
IO-Gu'd,r Hacr establishes $3.50 Amcr,.
CON record =: - :a'..-.
!&-N.p.HS..u L.."-v i..m g.ID. .u.ua.
A..S'"I ZANE. - - -
sa--lI..oid McSrJG.u defeats C.c,. Whitney
py ! -'"nec 90 u.G Ag.A..a.srIH .nli
ti'lc. Patty EcIG i.a,s wumcus TILE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
DtNENST EVENTS

!! c.i;u ION Correspondent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
Ma,

7-F.,cr'r f.N- 10 h"cv:cats: British first
arm. ftrS~ TINS.
ii-I.s' rosss'.icS c-ds fl North Africa.
l9-J : nomhc"~ rand PHEtc!.cIIa. Italian
island fortress
".-|...r ...'f warfare .... f1Es =. I.H.haHS.
EA-'Hs~ an-rr' e.. - 20 e.
- -T...cl h.cNaI.,..s 80. J0i'= Allies.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
November
December

23-S,x children die in farm home fire neal
ChlCagp,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30
September

Cudahy. -. '' -
o-Rcar Adm. Walton Sexton. &C. former
chairman Of the Navy General Board.
2l-Hritish Chancellor OF the Exchcuucr
Sir Kingsley Wood, CO
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-30

GG..iy =:

:Sciccird by: H.li HI. t"E ,,, VI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-02
War

CONTINUED from Page One)
brush with four enemy float
planes Of the new type. d.
Successful
However the American bomberA
were successful in their mission,
scoring hits on two enemy cargo
vessels.
A lull was reported in the ground
fighting on Guadalcanal Island In
the Solomons. American patrols
continued the task OF hopping up
small pockets OF Japanese troops.
London heard that Hitler has
made an offer OF union with Italy
by which Italians and Germans will
share common citizenship on a
basis OF equality. The proposed
move would break down all trade
barriers between the two coun.
tries. Italy was said to be consId.
ering the offer which was describ.
ed as an effort to boost Italian
morale and keep the war.weary
Italians in the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-02
Pick Of The Air TODAY

7:50-We the People, Jos. c. Grew
Guest:
9;00-Conrad Nagel Theater:
9;30-Fred Allen. Peter LORE
Guest;
l0:30-Report to the Nation.
BLU-1-Horace Heidi Review:
4:30-N. Y. Gilm CRITICS award;
5:30-Musical Steelmakers;
6:O5-Britain to America finaleJ
7:30-Quiz Kids;
S:3O-lnner Sanctum drama;
1O:00-Good VIII hour.
MBS-12: 30-Safety Songs:
3:00-This is Fort Dix, recordedT
5:30-The Shadow;
6:30-Anchors Aweigh;
7:30-Stars and Stripes 10 Brit.
ain:
10:30-This Is Our Enemy;
l1:30-Answering You, recorded.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-02
Floods

CONTINUED from Page One)
calle out to aid New Richmond, 20
miles downstream.
Between Marietta and Ports
mouth, at Pomeroy, the stream
climbed past 81 feet, II feet above
flood level. Ironton and GallipOlis
also reported stages about five
feet and eight feet, respectively,
above flood stages.
Further upstream, the river was
receding at Steubenville and at
Martins Ferry, across the river
from Wheeling. w. Va.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-02
Many Guests Attend
Legion Open House

The traditional open house New
Years reception was held by the
American Legion Friday at their
quarters at which $50 guests were
received during the hours from 3
to 6, by Fred Battelle, chairman
OF the committee and Harold Au-
gustus, commander.
Violin music by Miss Eleanor
Stoltz accompanied by Miss Lucre-
tia Case added much to the very
enjoyable afternoon. Turkey sand.
witches, coffee and egg nog were
dispensed at the reireshment table,
at which Mrs. Jean Wing presided.
The table was most attractive with
its lace banquet cloth. lighted Ia.
pers in silver candelabra, and
roses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-02
sYLvsNoER WOODWARD

Sylyender X. Woodward. Earhart
Rd., Ann Arbor. died suddenly at
2:30 Friday afternoon at the home
Of his brother, Ora II. Woodward,
Lutz, Fla.
Mr.. Woodward was born Dec. 10,
1867, near Milan, and was the son
OF Sylyender and Martha Wood
ward, pioneers OF that section. He
married Miss Lillian Millage March
%. 1890, and they lived on their
farm In Monroe County until 1900.
when they moved TO Ann Arbor and
later to their farm on Earhart Rd
where they had lived since then.
Mr.. Woodward was welI-known
farmer of this vicinity for many
years.
His wife preceded him in death
only four months ago. He was VISIT.
ing his brother in the South in an
effort to regain his strength and
mad had a pleasant month in the
South among relatives before his
sudden death on New Years Day.
surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Robert P, Foster, Ann Arbor. a
SON. Floyd S. Woodward, Ypsilanti.
three grandsons, Donald. Keith and
Gary woodward; two brothers, Ora
II. Woodward, Lutz, Fla, and Ros.
coe Woodward, Wayne. and several
nephews and nieces. Two brothers,
Donald, Ann Arbor. and Walter.
Detroit, and two sisters, Mrs. Fran
ces Allen and Miss Ruth Woodward.
Ipsilanti, have passed away.
Funeral services will be at Lutz
Sunday and at the Moore Funeral
Home In Ypsilanti at . O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. Burial will
be in London Cemetery south of
Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-02
Miss Margaret Joan Grader
Bride Of Robert IA. Kenady

is a member Of Lambda Chi Omega.
Mr. Kenady was graduated from
the University Of Michigan in May
in the engineering school and is
nov an engineer in the Dow Chem
zeal Co.
Mrs. Kenady has been compli
mented by several showers. The
young women in the office where
she worked gave her a gift at the
home of Mrs. Francis Lamirand,
Ann Arbor. Miss Gaspari was host.
esS at a miscellaneous shower at
4uS W Michisan Ave, this city. A
group Of young ladies, Miss Irene
Hines. Marion Ebeling and Joanna
Cuppeus entertained members OF
the Lambda Chi Omega
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Miss Margaret Joan Grader.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
l.. Grader Romeo, became the
bride OF Robert Melvin Kenady.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nello F. Ken.
ady on New Years night. at $50
IN First Methodist Church. She was
given In marriage by her father.
Rev. r. J. Chase officiating at the
service. Don Bailey sang II Love
You Truly and Because" and
Miss Mary Alice Power played two
traditional marches. Wagner's from
"Lohengrin' and the Mendeissohn
Wedding March
The bride wore an attractive
white, full-skirted faille taffeta
gown made with a high neCklne,
long close sleeves. 4 shoulder
length net veil was attached to her
hair with a seed pearl tiara. Two
gardenias were on the bible which
she carried
Miss Catherine GaSperi, her az.
tendant, was in a gown Of blue. the
skirt Of blue net and the top of blue
satin. The skirt was very full She
carried yellow hebe chrysanthe
ums. Judy Dodge, Romeo. a niece
of the bride, was flower--irl. She
wore a dusty rose faille taffeta
gown like the brides and scattered
rose petals as she made her way i'm
the bridal professional. Ellis Bird
was best man.
The brides mother was in a gown
Of soldier blue. With gold sequins
around the neck, and talisman roses
were her flowers. The groom's
mother wore wine velvet and her
flowers were white carnations.
\ reception followed at the Ken
ad. home. Assisting were two sis
tiers of the bride. Mrs. Frank Levin,
Jr.. and Mrs Charles Dodge. Jr.
both OF Romeo Their gowns wera
blue velyeteen with wine aces
sories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenady will make
their home in Midland. After grad.
uating from Cleary College and
Romeo High School, the bride
worked In the office OF the Pre-
cision Parts Co, Ann Arbor. She
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Births

Mr.. and Mrs. RobeIa Cummings.
Oh y. Huron St, are the proud
parents Of girl born December 30,
and weighing six pounds, OH
ounces.
"A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
Harold McMun, POS Perrin St. De-
cemher 80. The baby weighed six
pounds and IS ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilbur. 513
Emmett St, announce the birth Of a
girl weighing seven pounds and one
and one-half ounces. born Dec. 81.
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Deaths
RALPH G. ELLIOTT

Ralph G. Elliott passed away at
his home on Stony Greek Rd. at 1
p. m. New Years Day, after a long
illness OF heart trouble.
Mr.. Elliott was born In Jackson.
Feb. %, 1884, the son Of Louise
Nucklin Elliott and Charles NJ FL
lott. He married Emma Florence
Haze May %, 1904, in YpsilantL
He lived in Jackson County unit
the age of 10 years and had spent
the remainder Of his life In Np5t
lanti Township.
Mr. Elliott had been a member Of
the Phoenix Masonic Lodge for
many years and had been a member
Of the township board OF review To-
several years.
He is survived by his wife,
Emma; son, Charles H.; and grand
son, Gordon, Ypsilanti; cousins,
Grace Merriman, Jackson, and Mar
gerry Hurd, who had made her
home with them for several years.
Funeral services will be at the
Jay Moore Funeral Home Monday
at p. m. with Rev. Raymon Bah'
officiating. Masonic burial will be
in Highland Cemetery.