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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

6elecfman A Rice Is non . warrant officer at Camp
Eenry. Virginia He's been I'm the Navy several weeks
Now Robert A. Mak0EanO q Sylvan Avenue recently
nnnnmted from the University 0f Minnesota and Teeetye0
rating q second class fireman Hes nov spending te
arew holidays here the guest o. his skgteS MT James
EaKzes q Sylvan Avenue and h9Ez Bill Dente Of WeAeg
street Kody Azng. former county detective attached
So &C. STATE attorneys Office. renewed acguainianres 81
ae enurEhoue tnls week It good 20 sec the Ike
.n Mn4F muEzlng sEnun4 rs c. hAziliaR hszH1A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

o'clock and still beat their husbands home
1t is too bad the overaled women were not there
to speak up for themselves But they were still at
their machines
NO TIME TO ARGUE
And when they left them, most Of them would have
to stop to market for the nights meal or do few
errands downtown-"parade around in pants" the
bridge playing women put It.
It's too bad none of them could have been there
to explain to the women who still have time to dress
exactly right for every occasion that defense
worker doesn't have the time the energy to go home
and change clothes before marketing or shopping
downtown Or, even to say that woman who works
on assembly line isn't always as interested as
woman with leisure time on her hands in making q
good impression.
It's too bad they couldn't have been at the
bridge party that they could defend themselves.
But they had some planes to put together and some
ammunition to pass along.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
Episcopal
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL

(Services Tomorrow
At morning service the hymns vi
be: l43, All Glory, Laud en-
Honour: ia. The Royal Banne'
Forward Go: lat. In The Hour /
Trial: and rs. Ride On, Ride on.
Majesty. The anthems win be 1T
Palms" by Faure and ~Jerusalen
BY Gounod.
The evening service and adore
will be at s O'Clock.
The Lenten preacher Wednesdg
evening. April 81. viii be the We
Rev. Arthur McKenney. Immed
ately following the service, the "a
ish Aid will serve refreshments
the Guild hall so that some
Dean McKenny's old friends N
have q chance 70 speak with him.
The annual ruInmnge sale for q
support Of the Sunday sch0ol nj
si0naEy offering will be- held
Thursday, April 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
MORNING Worship-1O:3O

Morning Worship-1O:S0
Organ Prelude - Coronation
March"-Meyerbeer.
Coronation--"All hail the power
of Jesus Name.
Invocation--Gord's Prayer
Gloria PATHOLOGY be to the
Father.
Responsive Reading-Psalm NUo. e
Hymn No. 314.
Word of God.
Anthem palm Branches" -
Faure.
Pastoral Prayer ReSponse).
Offertory-Intermezzo "Cavalleria
Rusticana".
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Hymn-NO. COS.
Sermon-"The King Of Prophecy.
Hymn-No. 1893.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude-Leon Corliss at
the organ.
Evening Worship-7:00
Organ Prelude-Mrs. Edwin Mix
at the organ.
Sermon - illustrated lecture.
Scenes In and Around Jerusalem"
beautiful colored slides.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
FIRST METHODIST

EaStOf, rev. JO0n y. SnaVeIy, ID.
Donald Modisher Young Peoples
Worker.
Palm Sunday Services)
Morning Worship 1890
Irgan Prelude: 'Largo"-Handel
Professional Hymn: "Hosanna, Loud
Hosanna''
Call TO worship by the Choir
Prayer of Confession
Lords Prayer
Choir Anthem: Fling Wide The
GatesT-Stainer
Baptism of Children
HYMN: "See IsraeIs Gentle Shop
herd Stand
Scripture Lesson: Luke 19:29-40
Pastoral Prayer
Offering and
Offertory Anthem: 'The Palms
Faure
Reception of Members
Talk to the .'.ildren-Mr. Modisher
Hymn: IAN Glory Laud and Honor"
Sermon: His Dominion DR..
Snavely
Benedicti0n
Organ Postlude: allegro Jubilant"
-Milligan
Church School
1O;30-All departments meet for
worship.
11:O5- Glasses for lower grades.
Glasses for Young People
and Admits.
12:0O-Union Communion Service
for all Men at Second Congrega-
tional church.
Young Peoples Societies
At 6 O'Clock Sunday evening our
Young Peoples Societies will have
| as gugests the young people of the
West Side Methodist church. Dale
Turner of Yale Divinity School will
be the speaker.
vesper Service $500 p. nj.
Organ Prelude: "Vesper Hymn" -
Stebbins
Opening Sentences
Invocation
Hymn-"O For A Thousand Tongues
To Sing"
Lesson: Matthew 20:1-16
Prayer
Offering And
Quartet: Saviour. Blessed Saviour
Rubenstein
Hymn: Lift Up Your Heads Ye
Mighty Gates"
Sermon: Equal Rewards'-Dr
Hymn: Path OF Our Fathers Liv-
ing stir
Organ PostIude: "Nocturne"-Cho-
pin
Privileges Of the Week
Monday. April 10Th
! i:30-Executive Board meeting Of
1 w. s. Q. s.
2:30-Regular meeting Of Wo'nen'i
1 Society Of Christian Service. Devo.
tons win be led by Mrs. Herbert w
Coe. Program subject Latin Amer
Tea" Program will be given BY Mis-
Knight, Mrs. eastman, Mrs. Ferrii
and AIRS. futile.
Tuesday, April GOTH
g:OO-0iFls' Missionary orsaniSa'
ton meeting.
Friday, April 23rd-
The Annual Three Hour unloi
Service In st. Johns Church iron
II TO 2 D. N. Themes for the servicI
viii be "MedItations on the sever
Last Words from the Cross" GU
people are invited.
T:30-We shall hold ut this non
o.. Good Friday Communion eeFv
lee. FOR some years past we nav
had q Union Communion service o.
Mandy Thursday. This year revert
ing 70 our former custom we snal
have the service In our own churcl
and for MI who wish 10 attend. J
will be conducted by the pastor
with Mr.. Modisher and the Laymel
assisting. The Communion Medlta
ton viii he The Gross and IN
Wrecks Of Time. All our people Or
urged 70 be present 1t this servlce
0:O0-seuioF Choir rehearsal fol
lowing service.
Items Of Interest
The flowers Palm Sunday are slv
en- By the W0man's Society OF Chris
tlan Service In loving memory Q
Mira. william =. Bowen.
There VIII be no Nursery on Eas
ter morning. Il Is hoped parent
VIII take the children into The has
Ter service at 1880.
II A Rummaee Sale by the Woman
1ceieiy Wiil De hold April 2Sln ap
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

AGExs AbsEta Terry VIII be On
charge 81 the regular Sunday eve
Hi9g service ut the Salvation Army
ct Q 0eI0ef- The topIe for her ser
@1m VII b.. The Two Roads Of
LIFE Other segyfees during the day
fmeIu9e BelIneaB Meetfuw at 1000
q M Compauy Meeting ct 100
O. mI Radio Broadcast over sta
tim WATB at JsIS p NJ, Torch
bemEgHB Meeting 80 500 .. M and
40 gpeB-afr service ct North Square
- TO p ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
AIR MEDAL GIVEN
ANSONIA SOLDIER

Washington, April l6. (UPl-The
War department announced today
the award OF 484 air medals and
Oak Leaf Clusters to air medals
10 ofilcers and enlisted men Of the
United States Army Eighth Air
Force In England.
The awaFds-air medal for meFi-
torious achievement IN aerial action
and the Oak Leaf Cluster for Sec
ond recognition--were bestowed on
participants In the "Found-the.
clock" bombings and escort missions
over Oerman-occupied Europe.
The awards include:
Connecticut:
(Air Medal)
James A. VeFinis. first lieutenant.
II Prince street. New Haven. Ray
mond l.. simmons. technical SER
geant. IS AFgonne street, New
Haven Michael Eruge. technical
sergeant. Q Eagle street. Ansonia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph F. Brennan Of "a WIldemere
Avenue have decided 20 chriSten their son. Of April
James Joseph Mrs Brennan is the former Margaret
ReibOId Mr. and Mrs. william J. Hartman Of las
Hillside Avenue want the world to know L0nglegS Stork
left them a son, william Michael, April l. Leroy H.
KKom Of l96 Meriden Read IS passing cut the smokes
this week His wife presented him sun April Il.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

the harvests and harvestlife in
ancient Palestine.
q. What Is che extent Of the
Pascal lEaster) time In the Ro"
man Catholic Church?
A. The Pascal time extends for
Sc days. from Holy Saturday until
Vespers on the Saturday after
Whitsunday. Il corresponds to the
period Of rejoicing during which
the risen Christ was again with
his followers.
Q. what d the "Lsrd's Acre
Rlans"
A. The Lords Acre Plan..
which began Is q movement
among small country churches IN
Western North Carolina IN 1890.
and Is now being used by approx
imately 5000 Churches In the
United States, calls for the set
ting aside Of q certain proportion
Of each church members crops 70
be given TO the church Of which
he Is q member.
q. II the sslaylng on q hands"
peEllon of she ordination eeEe-
mony c0mmeu 60 mll saitha2
A. In virtually ell religions,
the symbolism involved In the lay
Ing ON OF hands Is the same-that
Of transferring 3 right or owner
ship or power. The act originally
applied 70 sacrifices. The donor
ulacsd his hand "A the hend q
the animal TO b aaczizesd IA H.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

The shortage Of liquor in some states viii keep lot
Of people from getting ahead. Marshal R0mmel now
realizes that full equipment for his troops should have
included bathing suits We wonder ii one OF the
courses in a barber college is public speaking An
Idaho woman divorced, granted $500 a month for
herself and S. per month fOr her dogs Fallen archeSs
Hungary is balkin against furnishing troops to the
axis More and more Balkan trouble for Hitler
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
Boys Club Launches
Pre-Service Program
Youths to Be Given Special Training Service Officers
tOLecture at Various Gatherings

The PreService Training Program being offered TO az
High School boys without charge part Of the Boys Club
contribution to the effort and is made possible BY the
Eoys Club membership in the Community Chest At the
sioner Of Education the BOYS Club victory Program win
cooperate with the High School Victory Corps in effort
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

Private First Class Robert ManiOn is stationed In
Chicago Illinois, where ne is editor Of Army maya
zine. : . John r EnSmnger has been made private
FIRST class at Scott Field Illinois Private William
Davidson is now with the QuartermaSter Replacement
Training Center at Camp Lee Virginia Bill Slrica
Of AorningSide Avenue, former manager of the Lido
Theater has been made corporal at Colorado Springs
Colorado.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

KingEIey p. Msli@n. private firSt class an6 of
Bzr md azrx JsEn Halisn e SyesmsEe Lsne h@S ess
plesd Ms basie training ut SePPn6 FeS, TexaG am9
Is attending clerical sEosl 81 Unfvety Ssslfsn, b.
TN Rsuee. In. lie y eEnsnnfe sf CEnshy uigb aD6
besEs en1eEing lie Asy East Jnnaay - waS eDEssyeS
at &c Waterbury Tse1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
NEWS ,
UUUMHES
CHRIST CHAPEL

A service Of Holy Baptism will be
held on Easter Even at four o'clock.
All children not already baptized
should be brought ito this beautiful
service on the Eve Of Christ Resur-
rection.
Gifts Of money for memorial
flowers for Easter or the flowers
themselves will be most welcome.
Palm Sunday Services will be held
at 800, $50 and 10:45 q. nj. and
during Holy Week on Maundy
Thursday at 1880 p. M, Good Friday
at 7:30 p. m, and on Easter Even at
400 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

Captain Paul A PeasEey Of Fort Standi<h, Boston
Mass san Of Mrs. James A. Peasaey Of Emwood Ave
nue. and Miss Elizabeth H0weS Of Stamford were mar-
Eied today i'm the Chapel Of the LOweywoed School nm
Stamford. Lieutenant Stuart MeyeThanS repoEtS
today nc the Army command general staff Mt Leaven-
wnKah. Kansas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

Harold Doyle Of Webb Street is coming along very
nicely &C the Waterbury Hospital where he undergoing
kEeakment The many friends Of the genial Waterbury
Manufacturing Company estimation, especially the boys
around Walnut Hill. certainly miss him. Corporal
John r. Movie is nov somewhere in the Middle East
Vincent Kelley OF Ives Street. new Office GDy VIII
have ~ candles. no more. no less on his birthday cake
today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

fSerVIceB Ioul0tfONl
All the morning worEhip,
o'clock. Rev. David r. Gaines
preach. his subject being HGodis
and Our wills
At the evening worship
O'clock Alae eh0lE8 WITH ems
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
Observation-Disclosures

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
North Main st. at Electric Ave.
Rev. l. Elnar Kr0n. pastor.
Sunday ApRil 1S. Palm Sunday
Sunday school meets at 10 o. m.
In charge Of Frank o. Benson.
Holy Communion will be eele-
hEated at the service to be held at
; O'Clock i'm the afternoon. The
communion sermon viii be on
Blessed Is He That Comes i'm the
Name Of the Lord
CAlendAr for week q April 10
"Wednesday at T:30 p m@-Lenten
service conducted by the pastor,
when the subject Of the address win
be The Arms Of Faith and Love.
"wednesday at $50 p. m&-Chureh
choir win meet for practice.
Friday at 10 Q. m--GOod Friday
service. when the sermon will be on
the topic The CrueffixfOn-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

Private Francis J. Barl Of - WeItsn Street has
arrived I'm the Field Artillery Replacement Training
Center aE Fort Bragg, n G. fsr basic military trimming
He has been assigned 60 BATTERY G. leEh BaftsIion,
Afh Regiment After his initial training h. wi Be
transferred 60 q fed organization
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
ADVENT CHRISTIAN

Morning worship will be held at
1890 tomorrow at the Advent
Christian Church on Cherry street.
Rev. Joseph P. G. johnson, pastor,
will speak on the subject, King Of
Prophecy
Church school will be held at
HAS.
The Loyal Workers service will
be held at 6:15 p. m. with Jean
Corkingdales as supervisor.
An illustrated lecture will be given
at the evening worship at 2 en-
titled, Scene In and Around Jeru-
salem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
BY RUTH MILLETT

eff they knew how they looked
IN overalls they wouldn't be parad-
ing around town in them"-the
carefully dressed woman said.
And the other three women laid
down their bridge hands to get go
ing on the subject.
They all agreed that 1t was a
disgusting sight, the way the won-
en- defense workers ran around the
streets in their work clothes.
But they tried to be broad
minded about it. AS one Of them
said, II think it's all right for them
to wear overalls or Stacks TO work
in-but why can't they wear dress
eS to and from the factory and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
Methodist Churches
WEST SIDE HILL METHODIST

WEST SIDE HILL METHODIST
Rev. John T. d. Franzen, minister
Palm Sunday
1900 a. m.-Worship Service. Ser
mon: 1.-THE Palms And The
Crown OF Thorns". The Sac
rament of Baptism and Re-
ception Of Members will take
place at this service.
9:45 a. In.-Church School.
$50 and TOO p. In.-Youth Fell
lowship Meetings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Readers Of The Democrat invited 70 send n questions re-
promptly possible Should be addressed 70: The
National Of Christians 800 Fourth Avenue
questions that
q personal reply may be sent necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

Services VIII BE held at 1918 and
Had GOuaaFTUw morning at 81.
ssaImik Evangelical Lutheran church
On Cnnke street, Is was announced
saAs nsngnfng By the pastor, Rev.
IaEam D.. g. M0flEMann-
Sunday school viii be held ct .
O. H.
Opening hyuI-
KEEfE
Ep6s1Ie Iezsnn-PhiI- 2. Sill.
GIsgfa 60 KxeeIEfS
G0EpGl Ikza60n-Matt. n. t-e.
Raeftfng 0f tue AposteIs Creed.
MEUsA-
LsmfeD GssmoD-"ChEiSts Entry
Into JeEuEnlGM-
OGeEuBgF
No meesfngS have been held at
the church. since January ! and no
mf&wEelk service held since the same
@ste En accordance with tine pFesg-
6&Etk GE6er 70 CONSERVE fuel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

q. why q the unleavened
bread, OF naatzoth, eaten By Jews
Throughout the week ef Passover,
which begins this year nc sun
eewm. April lo3
A. The eating Of matz0th Is Q
reminder Of the "bread Of afgllc-
tion," Of the wretehedness Of the
Jews during their enslavement In
Egypt, and also Of the haste with
which they left Egypt when the
hour Of their dellverance had nm
ally struck. n the Biblical period.
Passover was celebrated as the
frat ~ the three pilgrimage 1ess
,llA 'A1 NaEa eenHpr,e4 Na
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
POI Cherry Street

ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
201 Cherry Street
Rev. q. Einar Kfon. pastor.
SnnAAy, April 10, Palm Sunday
Church school and Bible class at
S-30 a. m.
Holy Communion viii be cele-
hwatRd at the service at 10:4S. when
the communion sermon viii be on
blessed Is He Who Comes in the
Name Of tine Lord" There win also
be reception Of members
A eandlelsghk peace service will
he held at p m sponsored by the
Jami0r LHHtfer League. The men
I'm the armed service will be hOnOTed
and candles or remembrance lighted
f0r each one An are invited to at
tend
CalenAar fer Week e1 ApE1 rs
Tuesday at s-Memhers of all
committees for the LEther league
cnmVucatknn FIN June will meet at
the h0mae Of MIR. and Mrs Raymond
Meier ON Highland avenue.
Thursday nj 7s39-H0ly Com
Mnminn win be celebrated and the
aummnmnfnn seKn2n win be on "The
Gross and Its Appeal" The Swed-
i'm lsmzunage viii be used
Frfmay Mt TO Good Friday serv-
hne, with sermon On The Bearer
f 0e thu CEusk-" The church choir
viii sing
Fsf6sF at 8s50-The church chOtH
VIII practice for Easter.
Saturday at go a. m.-ContiFma-
eknm class meets at the parsonage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
BUNKER. HILL CONG.

Spring in the Brown Meadow,
q pantomime, will be offered at
1890 o'clock tomorrow morning in
the Bunker Hill Congregational
Church gymnasium by the primary
department.
Sunday school will be held at GAS
O. m.
Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor,
will speak at the IL o. m. worship
on the subject, On Earth As In
Heaven
The Pilgrim Fellowship viii meet
at $50 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

q. What historical anniversary
win be observed in the Mother
Church of Scotland this year?
A. On May 70. the Church Of
Scotland will observe the hum
drdth anniversary Of its dlsrup-
tlon by the formation Of the
Free Church Of Scotland follow
ing a ten-year conflict In the
state Church over the question Of
the right OF the people against
that Of special land-0wning pa
irons to Ill vacant ministries.
The new group was supported BY
ISL ministers. but the majority
preferred 10 remain In the state
Church. In June, 1929, after ~
years Of continuous negotiation,
the Established Church and the
Free Church were finally reunited
as the Church Of Scotland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

An Army pursuit plane costs
efa7 600 Ire equivalent o. 100 500
Ms ~ n8 .E M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

when they go shopping or marketing?
Finally, having exhausted the subject they want
back to their bridge hands, They could play until five
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17
Congregational
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Palm Sunday, April IS

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Palm Sunday, April IS
1890 q. m.--order Of morning
worship.
Prelude: 1ntermezzo in r
.................. Ehe1inberBei
Professional Hymn No. i42--All
Hail the Power Of Jesus Name
Junior Anthem: Saviour, Teach
Me Day by Day ......... Hollel
Soloist, Ethel Holme
Responsive Reading Selection 607
Gloria patri.
Scripture Reading-Luke 1o:20-44.
Anthem: All Glory, Laud and Honor
Young Peoples Choir.
Prayer.
Offertory Anthem: Jerusalem 80.
..................... Parker
Three Choirs
Doxology.
Children's Sermon.
Hymn-When, His Salvation Bring
ing.
Sermon-"The Young Prince Of
Glory" Text: Blessed be the
King that cometh in the name OF
the Lord: peace In heaven, and
glory In the highest" st. Luke
1888.
Recessional Hymn-Ride on, Ride
on in Majesty.
Benediction.
Postlude: Hosannah.
The flowers will be In memory OF
Deacon and Mrs. Frank Henry
Seng.
FOrum-7:30 r. M.
Organ Program, 7;15-7:30.
Evening Song ..... .Goss- Custard
Serenta ............u... Nearing
BerceuSe ..............Ja rnefelt
Fanfare, In D ......... Lemmens
Hymn-Day Is Dying In the West.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Selections by the Russian Choir.
Address: IAN Eye Witness Account
Of the War in Russia"
Mrs. Mia MagidoR
Offertory: Baritone solo, 1.-THE
Palms .................. .FauTe
question period.
Hymn--Saviour, Again to Try Dear
.Name-verses ! and 2.
Benediction.
Postlude: Kineff Professional -.
MoussorgEky
BUNKER HILL CONG.
"Snrinp in the Brown Meadow"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-17

The flowers Palm Sunday are glv'
en- By the W0man's Society OF Chris.
iian Service In loving memory Of
Mrn. william =. Bowen.
There VIII be no Nursery on Eas-
Ter morning. It Is hoped parents
VIII take the children into the AaE-
Ter service at 1880.
A RumlnaRe Sale BY the Wpman's
aocfeiy Will De hold April 2oth ana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ward L. Hartman. a.; Dolores Hixon. Is
Harry J. Rrych. rs; Virginia N. Ruseh. Is
Alvin O. zacksry. rs; Zenobla X. Flowers
AZ.
John Crawford, 1T: Eileen v. saunder, 20
souren Benian, 81: Knarig Krikorian. 70
Charles d. Mcdonald. 80; Marie d. La
Thomas r. Kiesko, rs; Anna L. siwisc. ~.
Robert Palmer, 80; Lucille Clark, ~.
Emil A. Wolf IS: Mary Il. Mcknight. ~.
James Cooper. So Bernice Lowe. 3s,
George v. Kraft. "a; Lille Il. Crow, 81.
Frank Kosin, a.; Lottie Bretniak, 40.
Joel Mcdonald, 20; Lois Pierce, 20.
Walter @. Hampton. 81; Betty Il. schrsms'
John Hyso. ~; Stella Jacket. 81.
John A. Justewtez. 80; Helen staniszewsh'
%.
dra, Is
william II. Shook. IS; Jessie A. Craven,
81.
Harry Granader, 27: Sylvia Schwartz, -.
Harry O. Smith, 40; Charlotte Burk, 80
paul II. Hun. 20: Irene Kensey. p,
George c. Mauch. Il: Lsona l.. hankifu'
20.
Arthur r. Thompson. so; Lois Knee
land, so.
william B. Turner. rs; Gladys r. Adair'
20.
Harold u. Sheen. %: Joye A. Fisher. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Deaths. Marriages and Divorces
DEATHS

Clarence I. Chapman, 1916 Jane. ~.
Catherine McTavish. 1879 chariemAgns
Edward Bsrssh, 1880 Clements. IS,
Herman Berg. 3345 Clements. 80.
Mary Faga Gordon, 17192 Roselawn. ~.
Vona A. Ely. 1875 stoepel, rs.
Justyna Pashtowsky, 7144 Julian, 90.
Augusta Hanebert, $500 Cicotte. IT.
Helen l.. McCabe, 1878 Birwood, %.
Ethel Friday, 1911 Hudson, 81.
Bruno Nitxsche, 1887 Delaware. IS.
Bernard b secrist, 1855 Bentler, 80.
Hilda Dorthy Good. 1898 Steel. ~.
Beatrice Howell. SAT- Ternss. Dearborn
a.
william Blosssr. 5as5 Nickel. Dearborn
Lorette Elizabeth Bruce. $3.50 Fourth. ~
Tom Pringle Jr.. 2l26 81. Aubin. 80.
Mable Morotz, s611 Page, Van Dyke, q.
Wilhelmina Heritier. 1920 Seventeenth, e.
George Jacob La Du, III Il. AieSandrfns
%.
Gertrude OdiIa Howard, s77f Delmar. Is
Mary T.. Branch. 1911 Livernois, II.
George r. Dsrragh, 2i23 Hubbard, b.
Sam Hnojowy, 1924 Carpenter, Hamtramek
IS.
Andrew sapkiewicx. $3.50 Lumley, -.
Robert 8. Freeman 1858 Lumley, t.
Anderson Burch. 5000 Vancourt, go
Othelia Flanagan, $50 ". Vernon, 81.
William Pascuxzi, $3.50 Bewick, ~.
Josephine Chmieiewski, 1888 Thirteenth
Wyandotte. 81.
| Dolores Eros. sol Beard, II.
Johanna Hassig, 1874 Hunt, II.
Francis j. Kane, Ats Lakewood, 90
Thomas A Hynes, 1880 Harding. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Albert Narsh. I'll Betty Stafford. 10.
Herman II. Hix. Is: Selma ". Cooper. 70.
Charles Colombo, 80: Hazel Gonyea, 30.
German Carson sr., o.; Mary Eisberry'
Mi.c.y.l.w KAesor. aaI Josephine Ro-
John Evans 80; Matte M. Blevins. 70.
Earl II. Rudolph. 80: Gladys Spencer, 20.
Marion potts. %; Lila n v o.Ms.y' 10 ls.
Raymond s. McKinnis. 20; Carmel N.
Frank Jscobowski, 50: Eleanor Ksrrks,
Gsors. !. Poiri.r. 10; Margaret NJ. Win
Andrew A: Lsmbsrs. 81; vsrna N. Dor
Francis Hiidsbrandt. 6s: Eleanor Cook,
Raymond Colby. "a; Marian Kiee, 10.
vern L. vAnFieet. az Rita J. Rogler, %
Joseph szucs. 20; Ethel J. Cove. 20.
William Joyce. 26 Bertha pney, 70
Alexander splror. 81; Rose Tasseff 81
James ID. Kerr, az Irene Shields. 35.
Pazzi c. sinagoga, q. Elizabeth Gazarsk'
Donald pickie. Is; Ruth Burkmsnl "a.
FIorisn KrysIek. %; Veronica Zielinsh
Angelo ID. Basso 80; Gloria v. Basso, -.
stanley French. 20; Ruth as Brun' ss H.
George Baditoi. Is: Mary Carades' ~.
Bertram Zandsr. SIS; Kathleen TERESA
Gillen, ~.
Glenn Ostrander, IL: Dorothy Nsdrow. 10.
Joseph D'Aiessandro. 81; Rosemary u
NOonan, 20.
James r. Cruise, rs; Reatha Glover, 70.
Mario Rodaro. 80: Rose Cuneo. rs
Kenneth u. Bishop. IS: Eleanor ". Gal
Adam stefansh. AZ; Marie weathsrford'
3S
Archie A. McMullen. az; Sadie Harvey, 81.
John II o Shea 50, Eugenia splitter, SO;
Chester witos, I'll: Honoris szczepkowsh'
10
Frank J. McGsrry. s.; Mary A. Rankin
81 -
Frank cesaro, 90 Angelina AbitAble. ~.
John r. jenkins Jr., IS Marie vesier' 20
William A. Weight. 50. Lucille M. szarhp'
81
George A. Kschnowski. rs; orphA Jags-
now, 20.