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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Third In a series on famous ball players.
By HARRY GRAYsoN
Tacoma Times Eastern Writer

George Herman Ruth il down in history as the
Sultan of Swat but he also was of the greatest
of left hand pitchers OF all his records. Babe Ruth
is pfoudest OF having pitched % scoreess innings
in the World senes-for the Boston Red Sox against
the Brooklyn Dodgers IN 1916 and Chicago Cub
In Is.
Most other pitcher outfield converts made the
change only after their arms failed smoky jos
Wood, eto.-but with Ruth that, of course. no
consideration The Bambino was st the best left
handed pitcher in the American league when Ed
Barrow moved 10 the New York Yankees with him
and made him an outfelder because OF his thump'
ing The BAN played aeceptably at first base. was
left-handed catcher in his youth.
Ruth never made bad play such as throwing
to the wrong base. lie wasn't a long thrower like
Long Bob Meusel. but remarkably accurate
a left-handed Joe DiMaggo In that respect he
never played the sun field. yet the only work OF
fiction suggested by his amazing written
Field.
In his younger days Ruth crafty base
runner and accomplished slider.
STILL MOST POPULAR FIGURE
Ruth was baseballs most glsmorous figure lie
was the games highest-salaried performer $4,000
$50. 900 $4,000 $4,000 In 80 and 81. $4,000
$50 600 $4,000
Even at $4,000 he was grossly underpaid for
he was the biggest bucks office magnet in the
nails Of the sport Only last summer at the age Of
As. he packed Yankee Stadium with so 900 admirers
and hit home run off Walter Johnson He re-
mains the most popular who ever played. lie
was also basebalfs heayiest-fned bad boy and as
time marched on. its forgotten man.
Ruth became home specialist while pitch
ing and pinch-hittng for the Red sox. In the days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

Payne. watts. zz0 WisemaB.
Hesly. Mohosksy. 40 Watts.
Hsdyn. FOzsum. $40 Allen. Eosf-
ner. Clinton. Hail. Hadyn: mile
Alien. schlsns. Grant. Button. i0S
hurdles Buggs. Davies. Payne
high hurdles Br1ggs. Davies. sbot
Fam. Greco. futile, johnson
discus Pam. AoeJsn. Mann: broad
jump = Bfiggs. Sylsnder. Wise
man. Aohoskey, high jump Fsin.
Mann. Button. Rlnker. Han.
Davies: relay Paynr. HeaIy.
watts. Wlseman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

ALONG .
=, sANsr oourp

rn,ses Press staff essve.p.~sss'
PORTLAND. ORE. lack
Cody. tough llstis 1oaa 10 fsns
srown faded wlsh haxgnr and
HEAVIER baseball pfa.psess. 10
day packs his champion swim.
mers and heads for Chicago and
all indoor Titles IN sight
The Multnomsh Athletic club
and lie cohorts srsn't worried.
They feel his ~ years II coach.
lng has more than fulfilled their
hopes and they'n eenflas 10 al
corners Cody has thai soms-
thing Ray Daughters used 20
have but doesn't have any mare.
Daughters. yea rvmemssss,
l. the waskisstss A. Z. esssh
Who turnsd nut ussisse Msal-
son and Jsek Nedscs. swssa
.ih~rs, In . huvst VI Eias,
some five years sas.
Cody. whs sansiss . ssss
thlaE when ne pretty patent
anyhow. says What h~'s got
" M~vhi. zIssm~rmsa. 1i~ls>s
and usn.es.
What he doesn't discuss 10 HIS
new swimming stroks and train
Ing methods plus IN unlimited
patience.
Anyway. h. says. thu whols
thing goes IN cycles The W. 4.
G. star was waning IN ~ and
the winged N" vas rising when
Daughters national relay cham
plons Madison. nsrls Buckley.
Doris heI<ssns and betty Lee
held the supposedly unb~sishIs
time Of ti5a nut the Cody
Kids Nancy hsfkl, Suzanne
Zimmerman. brenda usissr and
Joycs hrHas knocked > ssesnd
from that ons and cut The Tine
down 10 s0sa IN 1919 10 earn
the titis of fastest y. = team
Individually hls swimmers
hold . ma Joriiy u the ssontry's
tank records A. 10 Nancy nsfki
claims the worlds 20. meter
fresstyis reeord. all u. 4 ost.
door Titles in the roo. 600. 100
and 1900 meters. - veil ~ the
2zo-ysrd outdoor long a.sssne<
crown.
ssxy zimm~sus.s ~. shaved
five ses.sas fssss the 10
yard ksaiss wsas~s's sssss~si
ssest~s record here I've ws>ks
sgs with . inns VI ifs1i. SO
ls ss her ~sy ~ sith stsss
Am~sls.s ssessas us~sts
bssi.~s - Ansesiess 17e-Ssse
fsss~iyi~ shsmplss go 81
WAYS s.issss ssekss - ~
relay team. skssh viii 6ssssa
lie eco tssd siss< ss1 whsss
nsmbevs viii Wy - s<ttes
their sss r~sssd 10 tk~ tte-
yard frs~.iyi~ April s-ii -
ChiesEe
Fourtssn-rssr-eid Mary Ana
Hsnssn. ~ho soppsd stats tits
recently. 10 the new member n
tina relay squad. replacing Joyce
heftss. now professional.
Nancy. eio ~on the junior
nsslonsi breast strok< crown
n<fs q week ago. says she'll
enter that sysni. too. Cody rays
no. Nancy says sell zee.
Conserving his msthsas
deemed likely 10 give his ys.snx.
stsfs a nsar elssn sHssp. ccay
IL F<ticsst
Ty.isiax. sxs~ps fss . ss<s-
ATLAS s< ks~p> - hin.s~if. y
ssstiss. ~ ssys- Ib< 49, =
- develop ~isa SD stsasiss
ssa 10 s~t ihs stssts h<fsss
concentrating 90 seed.
Hes eassr. for good fssssH.
concerning sls variation II ths
six-ssat crawl. saying usfsly
that lta faster timing ~ tn<
ARA stroke
II appears 70 b. . good
thing he says
lie proved u when bFsnds
used Il 10 uin ~ Des heiD<s
last year. A composition. more
onzervanf than others. bad sis
0NH star adopt tins stroke 70 s~<
II Ehs could heat Brenda 10 .
meet - Miami
And dsrnsd II abs didn't"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

LEWISTON. Ida. - When the
Seattle kainlsrs face the Cssxer
fieid service team from spokans
here tonight IN their lsad-off sx.
h'o'ilen game. fans viii get their
first lHkIinz " b0w Manager Bill
skiff intends 70 dispose his play.
ing forces.
The probable lineup:
Pitchers three tnninfs eaeh).
Glenn Elliott. Joe Demofan. Bob
Aolitar; catcher. Earl Fullerton.
first base. len Gabrlsison. second
base. BIZ Astbeson. third base.
Jimmy Jewell: shortsfop. Jimmy
Giiday. left field. Eddie Garrett:
center field. Lynn King. and Bill
Lawrence. right field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

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Times Want A Call Main 3l5l
ask for an az tsker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

AsAuEIsi, Gsnf Johnny
Moore. ystsran oltfslder. teas y
took over has new duties ss e0seh
and first assistant 70 Manager Blu
sweeney Of NE Angel bail club
Roy Hughes, regular sseond base,
man. ended several weeks u baek.
sFlng yesterday ~ signing hls con.
tract reducing the Angel helsioni
ranks 70 half = aszen. ftp Russell
first eaeksf. ls BoE the chief
bOlfiOai.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Criiienden Quits Skiffs

LEWISTON. Ida No joke to
the Seattle Eslnlsfs was the April
Fools day announcement " Bill
crittendsn. counted upon 10 man
third base In an infield already
sadly lacking IN requirements.
cfittsndsn notified skipper Bill
skiff he had changed his mind
about a contract and would remain
on a defense JOB Ia Texas Off
setting this news. u was learned
that Joe Coscarart. pei veteran
at second and third. u 10 report
at the lewiston eampsits this
week
SAN JOSE. Calif.--d Morale
Of the Portland Beavers Hftsa
10 = asw high today with the
announcement that Third saek-
sr Marvin Owen had b~sa
classified ~ - . result sf .
draft physical yesterday.
Bsaas hiis Pitchers doe Drrell
and Wayne Osborne reported
for duty.
SAN FkA>ffrf % - The San
Francisco seals Indicated today .
tentative infsid had been COM
plstsd with the agreement u Del
Young u. Hollywood - terms u .
trade IN which the Seals get Young
and Ogtfieider French uhait frofn
the Stars IN exchange for Out.
fielder Brooks Holder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

sA> DIEGO - Dlsk Bills,
pitching his first professional
baseball gains. turned bark hls
former san Diego state college
teammates J a. 9 uhss fhey
nsei the Coast league ssa
Diego Padres yesterday. Ths
Esass 80. largely . rsskle
shsw. sith me ssiIsss bs,s
k.iehisE Eiil. fog ~ bits. The
Padres eaiy got eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03

SACRAMENTO Johnny Flntaf
and Alpha bF.zle will pitch f0f
Sacramento aKsinst tbs Camp
kobIsr baseball tssm In 3 praetlcs
game saturday. holon Manager
Ken pennsr said today. On sun.
day. the saes viii Use iiuflsrs
Hank Polly and Bud Byerlsy Ia q
game with AceIellsnd Field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
PTA HEARS
GARDEN TALK

ma" Victory Garden stole The in
f'tts' az fhe Grant rTA at tues
day evening Maren T. 4 great
dtsl - Information was given 10
me mp NJ and Mrs Russell
y laval ale eo-fha'fmen OF The
NItip.t Gardens committee FOR he
ferhdale Pleasant Ridge prA
connect Members Nfre told how 10
acquire plots the manner Of plan
nins ihs nrs' important vegetables
20 laan' and tie way 20 til and
e.isc 10Y me ragdeu
Mr aud Mrs laval we're the
guests ~ Nr and MIS- Ernesi Nor
is representatives. from the Grant
rrA.
7 second interesting attraction
-; 'ht escrlng was The panel dis
SESSION This feature Was con-
'.a'fe1 iy Csc members OF the De-
itp'i chapter ~ The National So
fo s. % 'ac phi Delta Ka9pas.
WIS BESSIE Morfer teacher in
AN f.-Anp anol IN ne'roi,> Was In
hafso ~ fHn rtoup
ln" s1i'ect discussed Was
l'achlne Cooperation and self.
kelianoe x question pcr.od fol.
lowed.
The president wishes that al
members aud friends be present OF
APRIL IL as this me,ine promise
10 pc p very interesting one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
DMA'S HAVE
PROGRAM

The Detroit Musicians associa-
tion met Monday evening nj the
club house OF the Detroit Associa-
iIcn OF Women's clubs and after a
short business session an improm-
IA program was rendered ny the
members. There were piano solos
by Mrs. Elizabeth Woodlcy and W.
Harvey Hill: vocal solo by Clyde
Coleman and brief remarks by
Miss Armelia Minyard. late Of Cir
cinnati. Ohio: Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
Miss Nellie Watts. Dr Nellie b.
Huger. President Fred Williams.
and others. attended. a contribution
OF s. was voted out for the Vic
tory Drive" sponsored by the De-
iroit club Women. and many in
diyidual members pledged dol
lar each. All were urged to attend
The program which the associa-
iion is sponsoring az the BNE
church in Windsor. ont. on sun
day. April At $50 Pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
COETTES TALK
CHARM

Patsy Whi'hy play Il hostess TO
members Of The Co-Elie club on
iaSt sunday when they held round
table discussion on charm. per-
sonality and dating etiquette. The
discussion was led ny club advis-
Or. Mary Agnes Davis. hut those
laSsies were really informed them
selves. OF course they had few
problems in dating etiquette"
bur during the course OF the eve
ming. even those were ihrashed
out
Patsy served delicious tea At the
end q the discussion and Miss
Jayne Parker a special guest, en-
ier'ained at the piano.
Jeanne lIill Il the new presi-
dent Of the Co-Eite clnub Patsy
Whiiby is vice president. and both
officers are doing themselves and
the cub proud.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
MILLION s
KNEW ATTACK
WAS COMING

j. hshTfns cYcrv year There always
iuuo nn'n 70 scems hike e,erytodv
i.e tali ..rr rcarlvcscrf bodv. 30
% lo'I time ~ take every prccau-
'mn SOU con. Dun weren't, over
dnn. otrrGu, aud ainyr ail, dress
Rnui' And d p ctll caft lc- up with
NHl uin ats suiilic.. ,.uga,d nasal
iiHi.Hng -lge nni mu-clc aches
uahlt. tn4 i'sl mi arabic. get alter
'hem wiii uil IIril. I.netro. the
r"N"ini inoslcru msihairn with
81 oi TO- same kind ui odd a.hioned
mutton Ns,t Grandma ued Tor her
m~liciiFu For pcnrtro works Two
wats outside. counter irritation eases
iightuc. ct oold-iorturcd chest mus
Dl's inside. pcncifos specially medi-
t1ird ,apor,,icip reduce nasal conecs-
ton. md relieve coughing. Stainless,
tl,an pleasant 90 u.c. Got Jar now.
t,euciou. -ile BIC Double supply only
5Jc. Alvai demand Pcnctro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

Father Dades birthday. The eve
ming was celebrated as birthday
stag in his honor.
Music. drama. movies and chorus
singing filled the evening with en-
teriainment and provided not
dull moment. The Sampson School
Glee club. under the direction OF
Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Green
opencd the evening by chanting
"IIappv Birthday This was fol-
lowed by a group OF six songs the
Apollo Players. under tho super
vision of Alvin Loving, presented
a review Of their prize winning
play OF the 1919 Jabberwock, era
~. Amt lt?' A group of chorines
under the direction OF Mrs. Faux
ner and accompanied by DR.. Will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

liam Postles. gave = ver,.
onstration of neat ana w
dancing. Barton Beat,v 49,. "a
liam s. Hart showed mo,l. u
ing with war topics. 'rhe
closed with solo bs Mr. p'09
renick, who was accompan,. !
DR.. William PosiIes. '"'e
The other part OF ,he
was well braced by a ycry s ysus
menu. - uei'cI
Throughout the eyoninn i
Dade proved himself a w.. y
host. lie received many lo,.',' sJ
from those who aitendod u
stays included Robcr, Aio. y
Charles Booker. DR. r rs
Brown. Mckinley carter r nOI
hadwell. Wallace Cox. Porte. !
lard John Dunlop. Lonnia
z'er. Atty. Willis Graves wn,
J.. Hall. william S. llall ~
harrison. Albert IIanilfop ss5
Jackson, George T. ZONES I,
King. Frank Lewis. Fred y
James Mack. Edward Merrln ,
bert Moseley. Roy Nlorton
Ernest Cabule. DR.. William pos'
william Reed. LLOYD Rlcb1
Delbert Russell. Frank ps.1
Harland Rudd. Albert Some-,
Sr~ William Stafford. Fred Ara.
bunny Thompson. Rober, Trn.
Vallie Walker. Joseph wsh'
Adolphus Wells. Herbert nj
samuel Williams. Mae uel;,n
Archie Armstrong. Enio, ~
'rifien Causscy. Sr.. Closter
rent James stephens. Geors,
gersol, Arthur Tomlinsou 7
sey Oelcsby, Ross Taylor vi
IINlnr aud ID 90.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
School Holds
COnvOcatiOn

On Wednesday evening. March
Il. the Detroit institute 81 Com
merce held it's second convocaiion
AZ Lucy Thurman fWCA. The
first convocation they had last No
Nember. was such a success that
conyocations will be one OF the big
events Of each school term. Al
that time the old students welcome
the new students he day and
evening students have chance
10 become acquainted.
Mrs. Beaulah Whiiby was the
speaker Wednesday. J M m v
Priests orchestra furnished the
music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Nolan ChoirAuditio|

The Annual Spring additions
new members In the Robert I'd
Choir are now being held on n
day. Wednesday or saturday 4
nings nj :',. East Warren A,e1
Anyone desiring 10 Join may 4
or phone Mr.. Nolan nj Ted
s.l0'O or Temple l-02il. III Al
fions will be private. Date Of
anniversary concert will he
nounced later.
Gertrude Wilson. Pre,ld
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
| Mr.. WHITE
FETES WIFE

Char.ts " White. OH ~ be-
frpi's lraiAng blsincss men hon
ef'd bis wife Mrs Lo'fle r. Whife
"th b'aWifil hrlhda party
SaNNiay. March Z. A. 'ncr homo
500 r.. Hancock avenue
ac table VAS beantflliv dec0-
rated with pink and whife roses
and carnations.
a delicious bunet supper was
served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
VISITS SOUTH

Mrs. Charles Turner. OF 500
Ninewood. and Master Harold Bon
ncr, OF 6593 Firwood left the city
Saturday for r visit in the South.
Their first stop was in 81. Louis,
Mo. where they visited the Rev.
and Mrs. ". G. McLin They will
also visit relatives and friends in
Dresden, Tenn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Stays Help Father Malcolm Dads
Celebrate His Birthday

On Saturday night, Feb 27 Father Malcolm nj
played host TO group of so men at a stag in tho NJ
house of ST. Cyprians church. roy
1t could not be just stag and be left that wa,
many men knew that the day was also the occason
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
l'hat Sadie m. her has 7

ENJOYABLE visit in Chicago while Louise Ed
wards has usi departed on six-week trip
TO California where she Mil visit her parents
That Gladys Andrews Viii soon speak her
VOWS TO a former NNlCA secretary who is now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

Among IN" guests present were;
Mr. and Mrs Jenkins. Mrs. Es,r,lc
McDuffie. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Tavler.
Mr. and Mrs " Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs l.. Thompson. MIS-
Carolyn Fooi', Mrs Ora Lee Dras,
Mr.. and Mrs Miller. Mrs. Haiti,
James. Joseph james Ware.
James. Mr. purnell Mr.. IIari $
Mrs Libby Johnson. Clifford M.
wards, Miss Blanche Mack. NJ
Hudson, Mrs Evelyn Gibbs ard
others. Everyone had a wonder.
full time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Have You Heard?

That Margaret Mathews friends very glad that
she now Of the hospital after recent Illness lnat
June Dickens has also been removed from the SICK
list?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
USO NOTES

Miss Nina Green newly elected
president OF the Junior USO-YWCt
hostesses. with her three captains
Carolyn Brown. Louise Swint ami
Clara Finley and 80 members Of
the Junior Hostess club. made
Weekend trip 10 Fort Brady
Sanlt Ste. Marie last Friday 10 ell
terrain the troops. They are also
making plans for similar enter.
tainmrnis and dancing parties At
Fort Custer. Selfridge Field emo
Crosse He They hold weekly ntet-
ines Al Lucy Thurman Bran, n
NWCA each Monday night az 7.45
o'clock. Anyone wishing To i,sls-
ter for ESQ dance hostess duiy
with this group may make apriiea-
lion 10 Miss S. Lavinia Moore at
Tho branch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

SAL,,criNfoRNArIoN- RAY.
nOLPH 49,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30

Milford, attended the funeral OF
the formers aunt, Mrs. Annie. Scott,
at Windsor, Ont, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gremel, Sa-
ginaw, spent Friday OF last week
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Amerman and Miss Ethel Amer,
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Demske and
daughters, Dorothy and Mrs. A. J.
Hasse, Detroit, were visitors Sim
day afternoon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Spring.
Mrs. William Agge is confined 10
her home by a severe cold.
d. w. Ross, who has been i'll
for over a week, returned to vs.
duties in Detroit Monday.
Norman Miller, Jr, Dearborn,
spent the week end with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Miller,
Sr., Columbia Ave.
Van Buren, Consolidated Schools
were closed Wednesday because of
the drifted roads and the severe
cold weather.
Robert Jones, who has been stay
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Orrin r. Post the past few months,
left for his home in Toledo, o.,
Saturday and expects to be induct-
ed into the Army shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcmillan
and daughter. Harriet, and Mrs.
Herman Scoop spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Desire Hancock, De
troit.
Jack Budd returned Saturday eve.
ming from Cleveland, o., where
he spent the week attending a
school for herdsmen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
Man Gets Tractor
in Spite of Ceiling

Mendoza, H.. Jan. 3O-INS-Far.
mer William Gross was the owner
OF widely coveted tractor today
in spite OF the obstacles imposed
by ceiling prices.
He was one OF many farmers
who engaged in lively bidding for
the tractor at the John Felix farm
sale near LaMoille. Ill. when the
bids reached the ceiling level OF
1912 there were IS farmers offer
ing that price. There was only
one way to decide who would get
the machine.
The IS names we're placed in a
hat and boy drew one out. 1t was
Gross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
ADMITS CHARGE

Bay City, Jan. 30-Sixty-hve-year-
old Mrs. John Miller, was ordered
held without bail for appearance in
circuit court after she waived ex-
animation in justice court in a
manslaughter charge in connection
with the death OF her Sl-year-old
husband. Mrs. Miller admitted
Sheriff Mearl Burket said, that she
struck her husband with a stick OF
kindling wood while they were
quarreling just a few minutes be.
fore he died. Mrs. Miller told him
he continued, that she burned the
blood spattered piece OF wood in
the stove.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
Rites TO be Sunday
For Charles Bailey

Ann Arbar, Jan. 30-Fuueral ser.
vices l,r Charles NJ. Bailey will be
sunday afternoon al . O'Clock al
tee Nuehlig Funeral Chapel with
Rev. Henry oder officiating Burial
will he i'm Fairyiew Cemetery.
NJ. Bailey died Thursday morn
.ug while sitting M a barber chair
in ". William 81. shop. He was
Iorn in Ann Arbor Aug Is 1865.
and had spent has entire life in
this city. He was the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Bailey ON oct.
%. 1892. he was married TO sophia
Mossman. Port Sanilac, who sur
wives him. He was member OF
the Golden Rule Masonic Lodge and
the Trinity Lutheran Church.
In addition TO his wife, survivors
are TWO daughters. Mrs Alvin
Breitenwischer Detroit, and Miss
Helen Bailey, Ann Arhor. and a
brother, Byron. also Of Ann Arbor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
Ann Arbor News
Services in Lutheran
Church For Mr.. HutzeI

Ann Arbor. Jan 3O-Last rites
for Charles J. Hutzel. who died
Thursday afternoon in the Uni.
yersity hospital will be this after
noon at 4 o'clock az the Zion Luth-
eran Church. with Rev. r. C.. Stell-
horn officiating Burial was In
Washtenoug Cemetery. Bearers
We're Arthur ". STAGE. Ralph II.
Miller Frank DEFINE, Herman F.
Gross, Albert Fiegel and Lewis G.
Christman.
Mr. Hutzel. who was Go years OF
age, was owner of the Women s
Apparel Shop at 3Ol S. Main St
and for many years was a leading
Ann Arbor business man He was
very prominent in all civic affairs,
being president of the Chamber
Of Commerce in 1888. He had also
been a director Of the organization.
He was an unsuccessful candidate
for mayor on the Democratic ticket
in 1890 other organizations with
which he was connected are the
State Savings Bank. County Fair
Board. Ann Arbor Club and the Eek.
change Club. He was born IN
BridgeWater, Mich. and came 10
Ann Arbor As boy, beginning work
here al that time, and climbing 70
the top throughout the following
years.
Survivors are his wife, the form.
er Matilda Hagen. whom he mar.
ried on June Il. 1901; son, Ray,
assistant treasurer OF the Ann Ar.
Dor Construction Co; a T lighter,
Virginia, wife Of Harley ). Mcneil,
Cleveland; and three grandchil-
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Mcneil were
here at the time Of his death.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK
Livestock

Livestock
Detroit, Mich, Jan. 80 - Fed
steers and yearlings, sl3 10;
good fed steers. Sl45O; com
mon grassy steers. $3.50 1900;
Beef cows. s1O.5O12.5O; cutter cows
mainly $3.50; sausage bulls from
sl3.75-1425.
Calves: good and choice grades.
$3.50; common aud medium
grades, $12.1650.
Hogs: Good to choice butchers
scaling $50 $50 lbs, late at
s15.20-15.35; stays, $685.; sows,
S14-1425.
Sheep: Choice native lambs
$l5.75-l6; medium to good lambs.
Sl4-15.5O; common throwouts, Sl4-
1850.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
Private Funeral For
Theodore A. Reyer

Ann Arbor. Jan. 30-Prifate iu-
neral services for Theodore A. Rey-
er will be at $3.50 sunday afternoon
AT the Muehlig Chapel, Rev Iheo-
dore schmale officiating Burial
will be in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Reyer died Thursday at his
home at 1903 Morton Ave, after
n brief illness. lie was SO years
of age. and was a retired Detro'i
and Ann Arbor business man. lie
was born here July Is. 1862, anu
was graduate of the University
receiving his degree in ISL At
that time he became owner or
drug store which he operated Tor
several years in Detroit and later
returned to Ann Arboy TO become
partner with the late John cutting
in the mems clothing business,
Later he was associated with the
Arna Mills in Dearborn, retiring
in 1910. and living here since.
one sister. Miss Amanda Reyer.
who made her home with him SUI,
wives,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-30
Municipal Court

Fines for traffic violations were
paid in Municipal Court today as
follows: NJ. L. Baldwin, s.. stop
violation; F. T. Steward. 1886, ex.
plred operators license; Claude
Batty, Jr., driving with improper
license; Russell R. Brown. 1886,
permitting unlicensed minor to OPP
crate; Emmanuel Notsr, Willis,
S355. stop violation; and Paul f.
Patty, Sc, Inkster, speeding.