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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-12
Marta Ostez,so
(NadaljevGnje)

"Tako 81 moramo ljudje, XII Ii
vino ma tel samotni zemlji, pri-
zadevati, da zivimo krsGansko
zivljenje ma njivi, XII nam jo je
dal Bog, pomagati moramo drug
drugemu, da bomo prejeli topic
to in bogato nagrado "a svoje
delo. 'Bolje je uzivati pescico v
niru, nego imeti ODE roki polni
ob delu in praznem mucenju du-
ha.' Bolje je, da zivimo tukaj ko
doslej, ubozni in zadovoljni, nego
da bi iskali sveta in njegovih
pregreh ter ST mnozili posvetno
bogastvo. To je zate, Judita, do
bro preudari, in tlldi "a vaju, Ella
in Martin, in prav tako zate Kar-
Ii. 'Ce namrec padeta, pomaga
prvi drugemu ma noge: toda gor-
je' - poslusajte me - 'gorje
tistemu, XII je sam in pade.' Ali so
razumeli pridigo, Amalija?" ?"
Amalija je zamrmrala: ''Da,
mislim, da so jo vsi razumeli." !"
Najrajsi bi bila zakricala in ga
udarila po obrazu zastran njego-
vega hinavstva. Najrajsi bi bila:
vstala in ga ma vso moe premi-
kastila zastran hlinjenega pri-
svajanja plemenitih besed sv.
knjige, XII il je bila tolikokrat v
uteho. Toda nicesar nj storila.
Sedela je in pazno poslusala, do
kler Jim nj dal Kaleb z umir-
jenim glasom zadnjega blagoslo-
va. - !.
''::To nj bila povsem pristna ve-
likonocna pridiga, razumete. To-
da castiti pastor je menil, da bi
nam najbolj ustregel pridigo
primerno letnemu casu. Tako je
rekel. Kaj mislis, Amalija?"
"Po mojih mislih je bila pridi-
ga dobro izbrana," je odvrnila
Amalija mirno.
Nato so vstali in sedli "a mizo.
Gospa Garova ;je nosila kosilo il
kuhinje. Judita j je pomagala in
zehala cd dolgocasja.
III
Naslednji, r,petek .je ,povabila
Gertruda Bjarnasson, XII Sc je
bila ze nekolikokrat izkazala pri-
jazno do Ele, ko je govorila z
MO v Yellow Postu, Elo in uci-
teljico ma svoj dom. Povabilo j.
ma je poslala po otrokih, XII so
sli v solo. Ella Sc je drznila pro-
siti Kaleba "a dovoljenje, da bi
smela spremljati Lindo do velike
zidane hise Islandcevih oh jeze-
ru. e., s..
Kaleb jo je pogledal z mucnim
pre-enecenjem.
"Ali zeiis, da ii pokazejo svo-
10 krasno hiSo in TnreZe "a ribar-
jenje, svoje colne in mlin ma We
ter, ko je tvoj rodni oce presiro-
masen, da bi incl take stvari
Sal ii je znano, "a koliko boljse
cd mas Sc smatrajo," je dejal
mehko in je zmajeval glavo.
"Toda ako moras til -
Ella je vzdihnila. Sal nj bila Sc
nikoli pri njihovi veliki zidani
h;si. In merida j ne DO nikoli do
volil tjakaj. Toda mic nj poma-
gallo upirati Sc sal bi kmalu
videla kako Sc Analija joce, &c
bi Sc upirala. Nj bilo druge pomo-
ci ko sprijazniti Sc $ stanjem,
kakrsno je bio. In kdo We, &c sc
Malcolm Sc kdaj vrne? Rekel je
oh, da, rekel je, da Sc vrne ma
pcmlad.
Prcteklo je vprav emo leto od-
kal je Malcolm sci delat ma zago
proti jugu. Pref pa je imela lie ka-
kn, diva tedna nepojmljivega
gresnega veselja. Malcolm je sa.
mo enkrat poljubil Elo, ko sta
bila pc molzi sama ma skednju
ma kraju, kjer nj bio razen ca.
robno se preliuajoce mesecine oh
scipu nobene romanticnosti. To
All 1EJ ITE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-12

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse. kar ono pfedstavlja!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30
CUTE Grnte trok grDdenbeit

0nfe Grtte trOk SrDdenbeit
Obsleid in bieIen Stoaten burf Die
Ieit Ianeen 8o6en anoauernoe Sise
uno Grodenbett Die 5elofrii9te &C.
+tpaltie gelitten, iin0 ote Grnteausii6'
en- tpeitIt6 bonn Miififfippi IDEAL.
Sn ieiner grnteborausiage fiibrt
6as MISUNDERSTANDING an,
ooB amerifos Garmer in oieiem Sab-
re wieoer cine CUTE @rnte einbringen
tuiroen uno 5tuar gilt oies beionoers
fir @etreioe uno Mais. 4ber au6
Die meiiten anoeren Selofrii6te oiirf.
ten i'm groBen @onaen eine iebr quite
ernte ouftpeiien. @s lit ben Garmern
gelungen, iiber oen Mon.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

gel an 6el0arbeitern unb Woi9inerie
birtpeg5ufommen. Die @etreioeItatean
I'M Weiten baben oben6rein nod eiin=
lttges Better eebabt.
8eniger eiinitie liegen Die Muss
ltdten Oltlid bonn Miiiiiiippi, mo iid
I'M Sum- pie ou6 in GIebelono Elm
,erbebli6er Woneel an Gegen ge5eiet
bat. Oas Iderbouant erflart, bab
Die 8etterlase iiber oen san5en 2on-
tinent oerartig bertpidelt 11no me6-
lelpou lit, oaB 5u bieier 3eit an cine
ou9 nur annaberno genaue l1eber>
it6t nid)t 81 6enfen lit. SIM aueemei-
men lit oas grntebilo folsenoes:
1. Sn ser erlten ISOLDE oes ssuli
ereigneten iid teine Nieoeridldee in
einem breiten Streifen oes 2an6es
bonn norbli6en Sell oes Staates a,t-
gefongen Big in oas noro0ltli6e Sc
|ras.
2. SIN Siioen lit ann6berno trode~
mes 8etter cine @efobr fir Sic Nab.
|rungsmittelproouftion unb fir Bieb.
flttter. &entudp, oas feiner griinen
8eioen tuegen beriibmt iit, meloet,
|6aB Die @eiben austrodnen.
8. Sn Neuenglano fin6 fiinf 3on
|@eeen gefauen, Der aber gu ipdt fan1.
Inn bic &e,.ernte au oerbeifern.
4. SIN uorolideu 2ouiita fino
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

Wers. 5lorence Stallion (iiebe
obiges 8iIo) gebiibrt Die ein5igar-
tige gbrung, zines ibrer 8ii6er
NIT oem SSSmprimatur Oes @r5bi-
Idols &ileD BON Oei1maufee ber-
ieben 5u baben. sic bot oie engli-
ide 8iogropbie oes fran3oltl6en 8i-
ogropben 9fep. gotparo 2ocompte,
S.S., iiber bos 2eben aateri Sc.
fot&Ditbos ms Gnglifde iiberiest
Oas 8u9 muroe bon ser Bruce
gubliibing So. in Milpaufee ber-
offentli6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30
geriaub nom Golbatenliebes8ahen

Slotte ueilt oorouf bin, ooB oIlt
8eibno9tsliebeseaben, bic 6pt'9en
Dem Is. Septernber uno Is. Sttobe1
an Mtlit6rperional IN neberiee be,
lambt soeroen, ben 8ermerf ,,@brilt'
mos garcel" troeen miiiien uno ni6tS
boIii1en @etrGnfe, @ifte ODER ent
gerSerbIides, ferner ou4 feline olto'
5iinobares Noterial einidlieBli@ bon
5tret4bol5ern ieeli6er art ODER bon
Brennitoff fir 3igorettenan5unoer
entboIten 6iirfen. Ser 5elopoItoienlt
rGt ferner oanon ob, 5erbre6lt6e Ir'
titeI III oeri4iden.
0ie Qiebeseabenpofete oiirfen ntdt
mebr ols S Bfuno miegen, Is Bon
lang iein ooer in ibrem @eian1tun'
fme 36 3ou meiien. 9lae 2iebeSga.
ben n1Iiien in betallene, bol5erne, 81"
ber. ooer onOertpeitig itobile &ilten
berpod tuno nit einem Itarfen Binos
faoen oeribniirt Deroen. @s lit auBer-
Dem ertuiinidt, 6oB 5iberfartonS ltder
in ldweres Bopier oerpadt meroen,
folls oiefes bertiigbar lit. Ser Snbalt
lelbft foute 0idt gepadt peroen, uno
borte 8onbons, Niiiie, Oblttn9en uno
@9otolaoentafeln iouten eln5eln IN
Bo6spopier gepadt 1no innerbnlb
oes Batets nod einmal in Sol5s, Wte'
tan. ODER Bapptartons geton meroe11.
8eih}e 8onbons iollten iiberbaupt
nidt oerIonot meroen. S4orfe &c.
genftGnoe tpie 9falierflingen uno Mel"
fer, n,ifien an ibrer l6arfen 5ette
geuueeno geidiibt iein, iooab tie nidt
Die Berpodune ourdidneioen uno
anoere Boltloden beidooigt meroen
fSunen.
9ie goreiien mii1ien no9ltdlt NIT
Sdreibmol9ine ooer Tlnte gel9rle-
ben tueroen umo ein1panofrei leSbor
}ein, uno in ieoe5 Bafet loQte aud
Elm 3ettel init Der oollItanoigen
aoreiie oeS gmpfGnger5 uno oes
Senoers eelegt peroen, I'm oas Bo-
tet ibentifi5ieren gu tonnen, falls Die
6uBere grpodrne 5erriiien miro ooer
ionfttpie beldQoiet lit. 9ie Hofet=
aorefen miilien ben genauen Hang,
ben oouen Namen, Die 5ertennlmmer
Der Arme uno Slotte, ben 9ienlt5lpeig
uno oie Gruppe, ioipie Die IHOsNums
mer ODER Jlottennummer 5u Sanoen
bes BoItmeiiters 6es ginidiffrngsba=
fens troeen, iiber sen oas betreffenoe
8o5tftuf perionot tpiro. Die Bafete
nliiiien aud bon frantiert iein.
Beibna6ts gliidtpiinide an Milltar-
perional in lleberlee niiiien in ge<
idloifenen l1mi6lagen oerionot tper>
ben, uno 3tpor f0nnen lie ieoer5eit
tp6breno Der Beriooe bonn Is. Sep=
tember big Is. Ottober ooer Oana6
abeefdidt meroen.
T T I
3stbsItibe Armeetaplane beforiert
@1er. 8obert s. Sberrp, Niiiltant
Seroiee gommano Chaplain Der II.
g. aru,ee. bot in elmer Raoioanipra'
DE beridtet, BOB Biz gum 81. Dsai
oieies sSabres benz u. g. Chaplain
Corps 129 milit6rii9e aus3eidnun'
gen nerIieben tporSen iino. Son 6ie'
fen erbielten orei Dos ,Diitinsuiibeo
Gertnirn Hrnhn Arpi Ana Grnir be
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30

US%AS S0AAioAS6GllR&CbS ~ VtC6Stt fSJCAONLUCl@
. Il,nmogIih gemabt bat. 86bren6 oie
bod gelegenen gebiete bon geif1ouri
unter Erodenbeit leioen, 1teben Die
Ittefer gelegenen ,tnter 8oifer.
! S. 0ie groBen Betoeeebiete 1T ao.
lifornien itn6 ourb idtpere Sunire-
gen bei6d6igt tpor6en. 0afiir miro
fibles 8etter in ariaona 6ie Baum.
tuoaernte borausii9tlid ber5Sgeru.
6. Su 4onias uno Otlabomo rel
den bic Spetder fir Die @ei3enernte
nidt aus, uno MiIltonen BulbeI lie.
gen Dor ben Speidern, bic big 3ur
5aiiungsfroft angefiillt Iino.
Das 4derbouamt ertuortet eine
iebr groBe Maisernte, borausiidtIid
orei Wiaior6en 8uibeI. Die 8eiseu.
ernte oiirfte Inn SO Milionen 8uIbel
GROCER iein als bic Sddtung bonn /.
Stunt.
Oie @rnteausitdten bon 9eanuts,
trodenen 8obnen un6 @rbien itno ge-
ringer als in friiberen sSsobren. Die
@rnte an Soiobobnen oiirfte an einen
Hetoro berantommen. Auh Die &C.
n1iileernte miro borausfdtIid 1ebr
groB iein. Die &artoffelernte tpt4prs
bel tpeltem nidt an bic oes 8oriabres
beronret6en, immerbin ober GROCER
alS in einem Dur9i6nittsiabre |ein.
7 t t
Die tieffe Delqneue ber 8elt
9as tiefIte Bobrlo6 Der 8elt Be-
finoet ii6 in Becos Counts. 3eros,
81 Meilen iiioli9 bon st. Stodton
i'm Deitliden Selfelo oes Stoates,
offi5ieu betannt ,nter benz 0ou,en
Ioa Brice SEQ. I. Dos BON Der 8bil-
lips Betroleum 60. our OeIbeforoe-
rung operierte 8obrlo6 niBt 1929
SUB, olio SCI SUB penieer ols orei
Meilen tief.. 9ie b0bern Soften tper.
Den ourd Die groBe @reiebiefeit Der
Selquelle aufgepogen Au9 in Mi5ii.
iiippi ltn0 neue OelqueIen entoedt
tDor0en.
t t T
Gnropas GnttuurseIte, bic ME helm.
febren
geo6 Der S6dbung Der limited geo,
tions Helief an6 REHABILITATION &o,
mtntitrotlon Deroen, lelbit na96em
@uropas Niuionen na9 oem &rieee
in ibre Seimat 5uriidgefebrt iein per-
oen> INNER nod anndberno 100000
5 5lii6tlinge obne 2ono berbleiben
Ser &rieg bat, ipie 9reo SapIor,
Setter Ser &RM=9isplaceo Ser
ions Dibiiions> auf elmer Breiieton-
feren5 erflarte, einiee IL Miaionen
Wteni6en in europa bertrieben, bon
0enen nelm Millionen BON BEN gea5is
3ur Mrbeit in oen &rieesfobrtfen uno
auf BEN 5armen Deuti6lan6s unO
ousgeboben tpuroen.
Oie perbletbenoen orei Millionen
befinoen iib erobtenteils fern ibrer
eigenen Seimat, ireenbtpo in einem
oer beiebten 2dnoer. aber aDe 6ieie
i6lieBen ni6t, tpie er ertldrt, ienes
Otebr bon 5tpet Millionen guropdern
Elm.
8ei oieien banoelt es ii9 bieln1ebr
Inn iol6e friiberen. efntpobner bet
EL g -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-30
NQuQA nhA alien leH


Iiest iino 1913 ols &riegsopfer oer'
l5eidnet: "a ouf bem SeI6e gefollen
Ieiner nern1iBt; 81 bertp,n6et; 33 &C.
Ifongen.
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amerifaniide nnb britiide solbaten
/ btlSen in Som cine 81. Namen.
8ereins-G Ginbeit
Soloaten uno Natroien Der omes
rifoniiden uno britiiden Eruppen in
Rom beriammelten itb Dor fur5em
lin Der geraumigen Sale 6es National
Catholic Community Serbtce.Glub
CUR 8iloung zines Sl. Namensber-
|eins.unit ser Gniierten Control Cont
| Imiiiion.
Ser Sp'ite Serr Reb. Srancis S.
|Speumun, @r5biidof bon SEEM gort,
Der iid) our 3eit ouf elmer 8eiu6s-
|reiie nod 6en omeritarii6en Eruppen
|auf oen europdii6en &ffronten
|befinoet, tpobnte ser 8erian1mlung
|bei.
Ser 9p. 9err Wartin &. @illigan
bon Der @r30i03eie Cincinnati tpuroe
einItimmig gum @eiltli9en Direftor
oeS Gereins ernannt.
gr3biidof Spenmon belobigte Sen
neuen Gerein megen Oes 8ei6lulles,
ieoe Wo6e cine Serlamlung ab5ubol=
ten uno erIu9te Die Bereinsn1itglie=
Der Der Gereinigung, neue Wite1ie0er
5u5ufiibren. gr begriiBte gan3 be1on>
oers sic Eotiade, ooB oieie Gereini=
gung cine internationale Iei.
T t It
9ampf= nnb NrbetterfrGfte Der Ser.
Staaten
Sn Dem oor tur5en nerOffentlid)=
ten Wonats Bulletin ser Glebelano
TruIt @omponD be5iffert Der 8i5epra=
lioent uno 8irtl6oftslodOerltanoige
oes SnItitutS, ser ebentalige 8rtga'
begenerol 2eonaro 8. slDres, oie 3abl
oer Nrbeiter uno Nngeltellten in oen
Ser. Staaten ouf runo 66,OOO,OOO-|
fa1t genau oie balbe 8ebolferung. Np=
res erre6uet cine Bermebrung Ser i'm
9lrbeitsoerbaltnis 1tebe1oen 8eluobner
unlereS sanoes 1eit 1910 INN $780,
900, inOelien bat Oie 3abl Ser l1ns
mittelbor nit Der &riegSmaterials@r-
5eugl1ng bel6dftigten WGnner uno
5rouen na6 leiner Ge6nung in oen
oerfloilenen bier Sobren Inn 18,3O0,=
900 5ugenommen. Sierbei bat man
es gum Seil NIT 2euten 5u tun, oie
aus 8erufen o6er 8etrieben, in BEL
men tie @egenitanbe oes 5ibilen 8e>
0arfS berltellten, in Hiiitungsbetriebe
biniibertpe6ielten.
Sm Sonmer oes Sabres 194O|
itellte li6 sic 3obl ser slrbeiter uno
Angelteuten, 5u5iiglid Ser Seeres-
uno Marineangeborigen, na6 @pres
auf 56,900,O0O> ieoo6 1paren oamals
BON BEN 2obn- un6 @ebaltsberbienern
100000 ertperbslos. Sm Sabre
1871 ltieg Die 3abl ser tpirtidaftlid
abbangigen lgrtperbstdtteen (einldl.
ser oomals 4rbeitsloien) l1no oer
Soloaten uno Natroien ouf 58,400,=
1000.
0ie 3abl Der 2e,&te Der betpaffneten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Death Warrant
Faced by Cullen

a manslaughter warrant will be
asked for Earl * Cullen 51-year-
old Detroit attorney whose car
was involved IN two automobile
crashes on Jan. %. one Of which
resulted IN the death Of another
driver it was announced today
by Basil Considine. assistant pros
ecutor
Cullen was arraigned b efore
Traffic Judge Murphy yesterday
on two misdemcanor traffic war
rants
Wallace Seyler. IS. Of Nine Mile
road N3rthpille died Of injuries
received when the Gar driven by
Cullen crashed into the rear Of
bis Following his arraignment
Cullen who lives ar 1912 Patton,
was taken TO Receiving Hospital
as a police prisoner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Personnel Shifted
Rv OPA Office Here

porauon and Securities Commits
sion.
Other changes include the APP
pointment Ito Clarence II. Day.
former district ratlonlng execu-
tive. 10 succeed Melvin n. Auch
as administrative executive and
the naming Of Storm Vanderzee.
former chief OPA investigator. AZ
district mileage ratonlng eXecu-
tive 10 succeed + r. Broadwell.
who Will enter private business.
William p Connolly former as
siStant 10 Nanderzee. succeeds hum
as chief investigator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Regional OPA Director F1tzger-
aid today announced changes IN
the Detroit OPA administrative
personnel which are effective I'M
medlaiely.
c. Walter Healy formerly Of
the enforcement division, was
named to succeed Carleton II.
Mcintyre as chief OPA rent at
torney. Mcintyre resigned 10
enter private business
Before becoming associated with
the OPA Healy was deputy com
missioner of the Michigan Cor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

Times Photo
A cartoon plea by De-
trOiter Lee Stanley re-
minding of winters hard
ships on birds and urging
that bread crumbs be pro-
vided for them so they'll
live to peck off the insect
pests in Victory Gardens.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
Farewell Given For
Mrs. Harold Badger

Reports from committees, and
announcements OF coming events
were made at the September bust.
ness meeting OF circle two OF the
Baptist Women's Union. which was
followed by a birthday and farewell
shower for the president OF the
union, Mrs. Harold Badger, Tues.
day evening at the home OF Mrs.
Alvin Anderson.
The church fellowship supper for
Sept. q was announced. Mrs. An.
derson reported that she had taken
so magazines and two scrap books
the circle made, TO Boyer Hospital.
Plans for filling Russian kits were
discussed. 1t was voted to puchase
20 dozen dish cloths TO sell.
Mrs. John Granger led the devo.
tions. reading Psalm So.
Mrs. Badger, a special guest. was
remembered with a shower OF hand.
kerchiefs in celebration OF her
birthday and as a farewell gift. She
is leaving with her family the first
OF the month to make her home in
California.
Mrs. Motive Smith invited the
group to hold its next meeting at
her home, which will be an outdoor
picnic, Oct. 5.
Twenty members and five visl.
tors were present. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Mack Eyey and
Mrs. Charles Smith.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
Kiwanis

Continued from Page One)
the executive will be the mere
creature OF the legislature. II ap-
pointed and improbable by that
body. He ought TO be appointed
by the people at large. by the free
holders OF the country.
To this George Mason. the author
OF Virginia's constitution, replied
that 1T would be as natural to re-
fer the choice OF proper charac-
ter for chief magistrate to the peo-
pie, as IL would be to refer a
trial OF colors TO a blind man"
The Convention discussed the
question OF executive on 81 different
days, changing the mode OF election
and the term OF Office many times.
Finally James Wilson, the most
profound thinker in the Convention.
proposed that he be chosen by q
small number, about IT, to be
drawn by lot from the legislature.
When the Convention was COM
pletely at loss, It appointed a spe-
cial committee OF five able members
TO meet and attempt to work out
some procedure that would unite
the conflicting opinions. From
this committee came the mode
which Is in the Constitution today.
The three guests present at the
meeting were Carl Lindow, Center
Line, Mich, Ernest Chappelle, and
Rev. Raymon Bair, both OF Yphi.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
Two Injured in
Fall From Bicycle

Five year old Larry Mcbride and
his mother, Mrs. Herman Mcbride.
1890 Tully CT, were injured in n
fall from a bicycle at the corner
of Wizard Rd. and Hawley Court
Tuesday.
The two were thrown from the
Bicycle when the boys foot was
caught in the spokes OF the wheel.
Taken TO the medical aid center
in the Village, the boy was treat
ed for a badly bruised right foot
and minor cuts and bruises on the
face and arms, while two stitches
were necessary to close the cash
on the mothers arm injured when
she was thrown to the pavement.
Mrs. Mcbride was pedaling the BIZ
cycle, and the boy was riding on
the .cross bar.
Herman Mcbride, father OF the
boy, happened to be driving his
car down Wizard Rd. and seeing the
crowd, stopped to Investigate. With
the assistance Of nearby neigh
Dor, Ben Williams, 1892 Hawley
CT, the spokes in the bicycle were
cut and the boys foot freed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
Royal Neighbors
at Monroe Session

Nine members of Oak Camp No
1889, Royal Neighbors OF America
attended the Tri-County District
convention held at Monroe Tues
day They were Mrs. Clara Bradley
district deputy. Mrs. Pearl Cele.
breeze. oracle, Mrs. Edna Badger,
vice oracle, Mrs. Hattie Grannis,
past oracle Mrs. Carolyn Dantorth,
chancellor; Mrs. Jennie Kirk, inner
sentinel; Mrs. Dorothea Easing and
Mrs. Alvina Grub, managers and
Elizabeth Steffen, who was initial
ed in n class during the conven'
ton.
Ypsilantis invitation to be host
ess to the convention next year vas
accepted.
Neighbor Celebrezze was elected
District President and NeighboI
Easing was elected secretary.treas
urer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
". District
Gathering Planned

Plans for the district Women's
Christian Temperance Union meet
ing to be here, Oct. 10. were made,
and the state convention to be in
Grand Rapids Oct. l6 and II was
announced at the September meet
ing of Calkins Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Cotton
Cottrell. Twelve members and one
guest were present.
For the district meeting 10 be at
the home OF DR.. Glenadine Snow,
members will have a cooperative
luncheon, and the usual memorial
for the late Mrs. +. l.. Calkins, for
mer state president and mother OF
DR.. Snow. The district officers viii
provide the program. The commit
tee appointed by the president TO
take charge of this meeting, is Miss
Mary Crane, transportation; Mrs.
Minnie Snidecor, reception; Mrs.
b. X. Ford, Mrs. e, ID. Sinclair and
Mrs. Jessie Case, luncheon
The program for the day, ar
ranged by Mrs. Cottrell, chairman,
consisted OF several articles read
by members. Mrs. w. w. Young.
and Mrs. L. A. Hubbard sang 2
duet. and Mrs. Fred Spencer read
an interesting article entitled 1t
Started in a Garden
The devotions, opening the meet
ing. were conducted by Mrs. E. A.
Hubbard, and duet was sung by
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Hubbard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
Radio Technician
to 60 Overseas

ART Paul Wayne Williams, son
OF Mn and Mrs. p. II. williams.
1884 Hawley Court, reported today
to Norfolk, Va, for overseas as
signment after spending a ten day
furlough with his family.
Aviation Radio Technician Will
liams has been in the U. s. Navy
since May, 1913, and has had Is
months OF technical radio training
at Jr. Wright College, Chicago
University OF Oklahoma, Saltwater.
Okla, and Corpus Christi, Texas.
Prior TO his enlistment in the
Navy, he was personnel manager
OF the Kentucky Theater at Lexins-
ton, Kentucky. where he was also
an all-around athlete at Henry Clay
High School and a graduate In the
1912 class.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-20
Miss MerOW Wed in
Saginaw Ceremony

Marriage vows were exchanged
Saturday afternoon at $50 at First
Presbyterian Church, Saginaw, be.
tween Miss Dorothy Ann Merow
Ypsilanti, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester o. Merow, 217 N. Wood.
bridge St.. Saginaw, and ANN &c
Richard r. Alldaffer, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Alldaffer, Durand, Mich.
The double ring service was read
by Rev. Henry w. Fisher In the
presence OF the immediate rela-
tives.
Ire bride was lovely in a suit OF
fuchsia with matching feather hat,
brown accessories and orchid show.
er banquet. She chose for her only
attendant her sister, Mrs. R. w.
Barnes, Ypsilanti. who wore gray
with gold hat, brown accessories
and corsage of tea roses and BABY
chrysanthemums. The groom was
attended by the brides father, Les
ter o. Merow.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding dinner was served at the
Zehnder Hotel, Frankenmuth A
three TERED wedding cake topped
with a miniature bride and groom
and crystal bowls filled with white
asters and baby's breath formed
the table arrangement. Immedi-
ately following, Mr.. and Mrs. Alldaf-
fer left on a short wedding trip.
The bride is a graduate OF Du-
rand High School and Cleary Col
lege and is a member OF Beta Sigma
Phi sorority. She is employed in
the Offices OF the U. S. Employment
Service.
The groom received his high
School diploma at Sweetwater High
School, San Diego. Calf. Her re
Gently finished course in advanced
technical training in aircraft me
chanics at the Naval Air Technical
Training Center. Chicago, H., and
will report back to Daytora Beach,
Fla. where he has been previously
stationed, for further orders.