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Building

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St. remodel third floor room;
Hatch Estate, Detroit Trust Com
pany. remodel store front at 100
W. Michigan Ave; Horace Frazier
700 Waiting Blvd, erect four room
house: Belle Ross, 301 Ferris ST.,
repair residence: Peter Estermy-
er, Sr., 406 z. Michigan Ave, re-
model front porch; Mrs. Arthur
Woodland, erect wall at 720 Towner
ST., John j. Cox. Chelsea, repair
restaurant at 500 w. Michigan Ave.
Ray Baer, sos Holmes Rd., repair
residence; Melbourne Apple. sol
Stanley ST., complete second floor;
Herbert MaTkgraft, 312 Garland
Ave, erect garage; Ennis Robtoy.
206 W. Forest Ave, repair porch:
Daniel Robertson, 100 Hawkins St,
erect building.
II. Glen Jordon, 403 Oak St, re.
model residence; Jack Sanders, az
s. Summit St, repair residence
Clarence Yer Burg, 210 Oak St,
install new siding on house; Dan
lei l.. Quirk. Jr., reroof house. and
Ellsworth Henry, 500 Short St,
erect side porch.
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Church Group
Ends Session

Daily Vacation Church School at
the First Methodist Church closed
Friday with program and a pic
mic at which the parents were
guests.
The program began at 1880 and
consisted Of demonstrations from
the three departments of the work
done during the two weeks Of the
school. The kindergarten children
told how they had been studying
and learning about Gods beau
tiful world They invited their
parents to see their posters OF
flowers, birds, and butterflies and
their miniature house and garden.
The primary department has
been studying the story of the
creation and showed a motion
picture they made by drawing
pictures TO show the phases of ere
alton. They have been study
ing also how boys went TO school
in the synagogue and some of the
verses they learned. Among them
they recited the shema and the
mizpah benediction.
The junior department studied
about Jesus and his followers and
what il means 10 be follower OF
Jesus today. They gave play en-
titled The Boys Friend. In 1t
one Of the boys suggested 10 their
Rabbi that Jesus seemed like a
king. so strong and good and
kind, but the Rabbi who had
grown up with Jesus, couldn't be-
lieve such a thing were possible.
However, after Jesus was chased
out of the synagogue the Rabbi
came TO believe that Jesus truly
was the Messiah, and he intended
to tell him so. When the boys re-
allied that they couldn't go with
their Rabbi to see Jesus, they de-
cided that they should try to be
the kind OF boy they knew Jesus
was when he grew up in Nazareth.
The kindergarten department
was supervised by Mrs. F.. NJ.
Greenstreet, the primary depart.
ment by Mrs. Nello Kenady, and
the junior department by Miss
Irene Hesselgesser. jeanne vii.
Son was pianist, and the whole
school was under the general SUI
pervision Of Miss Muriel McKerch-
pr
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War

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area and pushed to within two and
one-half miles of the city.
1t. Gen. Miles c. Dempsey said
his British second army. standing
firm on its Odon River salient, was
fully ready" to take on all the re-
Inducements being rushed into bat
tie by Field Marshal Erwin Rom
mel, Dempsey said his men had
captured Germans only recently ar
rived from the Russian front.
Moscow reported that Minsk, cap
ital OF white Russia, was out
flanked from the northwest by Sow
let cavalry moving through the for
ests north of the city.
Fight In Streets
Soviet troops were fighting Ger
mans in the streets OF the railway
town OF Borisov. on the direct route
TO Minsk and Warsaw.
The Russians announced that
1S3,93O Germans had been killed
or captured on the eastern front in
the first week OF the new often
sive.
The Russians also advanced on
the Finnish fronts, capturing near.
ly 90 villages and settlements. In
Washington, some diplomatic ex
perts predicted that the Finnish
people will eventually choose revo
luton.
On the Italian front, the Fifth
Army beat off German counterat
tacks and drove along the west
coast in the direction OF Livorno
Leghorn), the port city was II
miles ahead Of the Americans.
Allied bombers on the western
front attacked rail centers through
which Rommel was attempting tC
bring up achievements. Heavy
bombers also struck at ramps OF
the French coast from which th'
Germans launched winged bombs
against English civilians. Five
heavy bomber operations in 2
hours, climaxed last night by at
tacks on rail centers at Vierzon
France, cost Is planes.
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Titus Kring Wedding Rites
!. Make Impressive Ceremony

voice at the University Of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, attended the bride.
groom as best man, and ushers We're
Russell Newman, Ypsilanti, and
Rev. Gerald Wilkie, Whitehouse,
Ohio, brothers-in-law Of the bride.
groom
A reception was held at the Bap.
list Guild House Immediately fol.
lowing the ceremony. The buffet
table was beautifully decorated
with flowers and lighted candles.
For her daughters wedding. Mrs.
Titus wore a frock OF sky.blue sheer
crepe with white accessories with
which she wore a corsage OF pink
and white carnations. Mrs. Kring
wore navy crepe with light blue
floral print and a corsage OF pink
and white carnations.
After the reception, the couple
started on a trip through the South
TO San Antonio, Texas. where they
will reside. For travelling the bride
chose a military beige suit with
luggage accessories, and a corsage
OF talisman roses.
The bride is a graduate OF the
University OF Michigan, School OF
Music, Glass of 1913, and has spent
the past four months studying VIC
lin in New York with Louis Per
singer, OF the Juilliard Graduate
School OF Music.
The bridegroom Is also a gradu-
ate OF the University OF Michigan,
College OF Literature. Science, and
the Arts, Class Of 194S, and was fo-.
merly accompanist OF the Choral
Union Society in Ann Arbor. the
University Mems Glee Club, and
organist OF the First Baptist
Church. At present he is serving in
the Army Air Forces as assistant to
the Chaplain at the San Antonio
Aviation Cadet Center. San Antonio
Texas
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Dormitory, Laboratory
Space TO be Provided

Ann Arbor. Mich, July / Add
tional dormitory and laboratory
space in the University will be pro-
yided by the remodelling Of the old
East Hospital into a modern nurs-
es' home and alterations in Couzens
Hall, the present nurses home, to
provide a new nursing arts labora-
tory, according TO the contract let
by the University to the +. II. Mar
tin Construction Co, OF Detroit.
The additional space was made
necessary by the increase OF nurs-
ing students admitted to the Uni
verslty this year from 100 to 225
The cost OF the remodeling will
be S120.170, according TO the Mar
tin figure, which was the lowest out
OF nine sealed bids received by the
University.
Negotiations for refurnlshlng the
remodeled building are now being
made. Half the cost OF the total pro-
iect will be borne by University
funds and half by the federal gov
eminent, since the majority OF the
new nurses being trained at Ann
Arbor are members OF the U. >
Nurse Corps.
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Municipal Court

Ruth Samson, South Lyon, who
pleaded guilty to charges Of driv-
ing while intoxicated, and without
her operators license. paid $40
fine when arraigned this morning
before Justice r. G. Simmonds In
municipal court She was arrest.
ed by state police early this morn
ing following an accident on M-l7
near the Ford Bomber Plant. Ac-
cordlng to troopers she had at
tempted to make L turn when
her automobile was struck by one
driven by Alexander p. Luczer,
Brighton.
For reckless driving Hubert
Brown, Detroit, paid SIS, and for
speeding Margaret w. Conklin paid
SIS.
Receipts In court for Friday were
1884.
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Girls Drawn
Into Gaming

The Willow Run Sherlff's De.
partment is investigating a new
complaint OF gambling at the over
pass at the Michigan Central Rail
road tracks near the Ford Bomb.
er Plant where several arrests have
been made in the past for three
card monte games.
A Willow Lodge resident report
ed that three white men and three
negroes operate the game, forcib.
ly drawing plant employees into the
games. He reported seeing three
girls drawn into the game within
the last week.
According TO the resident, the
men operate these games on Mon,
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays
about 1880.
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Announcement is being made OF
an impressive service solemnlEed
at the First Baptist Church, Ann
Arbor, in which Miss Sarah Titus.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l. .
Titus, Waynesburg, Pa, was united
IN marriage with Pvt. William G..
Kring, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin
i, Kring. Blissfield, Saturday after
noon at 1880.
The single ring ceremony was
read by Rev. Chester LoucAs, p
tor OF the church, assisted by the
groom's brother Rev. Donald Kring.
OF Ypsilanti, before a background
OF white summer flowers and light
ed tapers. Preceding the ceremony
a short program OF wedding music
was presented by Miss Miriam Mel
lott. cellist, OF Morenci, and Miss
Carol Campbell, soprano. Ann Ar
Dor, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Rohns. Ann Arbor,
The bride, who was escorted TO
the altar by her father. wore a floor
length gown OF white tulle and EN-.
broidered lace. fashioned with fitted
bodice, square neckline, and long
full skirt Her fingertip veil was
held In place with a tiara OF tulle,
interviewer with tiny pearls. She
wore sweetheart locket, a gift
OF the groom. and carried a white
orchid shower. bouquet.
Miss Dorothy Titus attended her
sister as maid OF honor, in a. gown
OF similar fashion in aqua tulle. She
wore a matching Dutch bonnet and
carried a bouquet OF Johanna Hill
roses.
The bridegroom's small nephew,
Bobby Krtng, carried the wedding
ring on a satin pillow and Glenda
Rae Wilhe, niece of the bride.
groom. scattered rose petals down
the aisle before the bride. Hardin
van Deursen, assistant professor. Of
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Petitions

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be limited to any percentage OF the
assessed valuation OF that proper
ty. II is set forth in this petition
that the existing tax limitation has
resulted in chaos in legal govern
ment, lack OF necessary school and
municipal services, loss of local
responsibility, pressure on state
for handouts. and inability TO
finance postwar programs.
The abolishment Of the general
sales tax is stated inTthe third Pc
tition which AYERS that this tax IS
unjust.
Emphasizing that tax be imposed
on the. ability to pay, the fourth
and last petition sets forth TO
amend the uniform tax clause
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Service Briefs

S &c Lionel fowler has returned
TO Great Lakes Naval Base, after
spending a nine day furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray j..
fowler.
S/Sgt. Leo w Blum, son OF Mrs.
Louise NJ Blum, Il South Normal
St, Is serving in North Africa with
an ordnance battalion which is the
largest Ordnance Arsenal overseas
and the first OF its kind. in the Unit
ed States Army. This battalion, 1t
was pointed out, has played an inn
portant role in keeping troops In
Tunisia, Sicily, and Italy supplied
with the best and latest equipment.
Ensign Vaughan Koppin has
been spending a three day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Kappin. He
has been attending Midship-
man School in New York and
received his commission this week.
He has been assigned to submarine
chaser duty and will have two
months of training IN Miami, Fla,
before going on active duty.
George Holbrook, who spent a
short leave at home after complet-
ing his training at Great Lakes,
H., has been sent to Norfolk, Va.
for further training.
Pfc. Gordon Gable stopped en-
route from Yuma, Ariz., to his new
station at Lincoln, Neb.. for aashort
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
L. l.. Gable.
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SHOWER GIVEN FOR
MRS. DEAN ALLWARC

A stork shower was given in hon.
or OF Mrs. Dean Allward by Mrs,
Harold Lord Friday evening in the
Recreation room OF the Allward
home.
The table, which was laid with a
white cloth, had a large cake for
the centerpiece thanked by pottery
lambs with pink carnations and
baby baby breath. Garden flowers
decorated the room.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Carl
Jorgensen, Mrs. George ALIVE. d.
Sr, Mrs. Stewart Gable and Mrs.
Dean Allward. The guest of honor
received many lovely gifts.
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WOULD CHANGE PLEA

Detroit, July l-AP-ArBument
on a request by Mrs. Marianne Won
Moltke to change her plea on an
espionage conspiracy charge from
guilty to innocent will be heard
after an attorney is appointed for
her, Judge Edward J. Monet said
Friday when she appeared In fed
eral court. At her original arraign-
ment after the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation broke UP German
spy ring. Mrs. Moltke stood mute
and a plea OF innocent was entered
for her. She changed her plea
to guilty later, however, and has
been awaiting sentence.
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Thieves Get $40, Other
Money and Papers Lost

Miss Katherine Sikkma, 976
Sutton CT, reported TO the Willow
Run Sheriff's Department that
someone had entered her residence
at 976 Sutton Ct, sometime FRI
day and taken $40 from dresser
drawer.
Maxine McClurg. 1888 Tuelier
CT, reported as either lost or stol-
en- a brown billfold containing mon
ed and valuable papers.
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Casualties

Washington, July 1-INS-Michf
gan men were among soldiers list
ed today by the War Department
as killed in action.
They are:
Asiatic Area:
Latin, Capt. William AIRS.
Loretta Brohl, sister.in-law, Wyan-
dotte.
Central Pacific area
Lanning. STAFF Sgt. George l.. -
Mrs. Zelma S. Poole, mother, 7iS
+. Baker ST., Flint.
European area:
Barton. LIST. 1t. Kenneth C.-Mrs.
Charles B. Barton, mother, Brock
enridge.
Fiebelkorn, Tech. Sgt. Gerald w.
Mrs. Audrey T. Fiebelkorn, wife,
315 Burke, River Rouge.
Friesorger. STAFF Sgt, Edward
Andrew Friesorger, father, 1925
Roller St. Saginaw.
Leslie. md 1t. Thomas R.-Mrs
Joan T. Leslie, wife, 1851 Carter
Ave, Detroit.
Monte, Pvt. Thomas MFRS.
Edwidge Monte, grandmother,
Ecorse.
Murphy, Tech. 5th CIR. Robert F
Mrs. Erma Murphy, mother
1860 Wark, Detroit
Williams, Sgt. George C.-Mrs.
Alice b. Williams, wife, Royal Oak,
Southwestern Pacific area:
q Il fs-0
Maurelia r. Bailey, mother, ll4O
Whitehiu, Detroit
Barstow. 1st. 1t. Loren G.-John
Barstow father, Cedar River.
Thomas, Sgt Benjamin H., Jr.-
BENJAMIN Thomas, father, 2425
Richton Ave, Detroit.
Mediterranean area:
Aebig. Pfc. Clement E. Mrs
Rosamond P. Aebig, mother, Shell
by.
Burns. STAFF Sgt Ralph P.-Mrs
Pauline Burns, mother, Jackson.
Check, Pfc. Stephen Mrs
/ Mary ]. Check, wife, 9212 Port
| land, Detroit.
Davis, Pfc. John F.--Mrs. Sarah
Davis, mother, 4642 14th ST., De
! troit.
Duncan, Pfc. Marvin W.-Mrs
| Elsie II. Duncan, wife, New Haven
Fosner, Tech. 5th CIR. Albert c.
Mrs. Theresa Fosner, mother, $50
Clancy Ave, n. r., Grand Rapids.
Groenheide, Tech. 9Th CIR. Will:
Mrs. Gertie Groenheide, mother
Hamilton.
<Hauser, Pfc George II. - Mrs
Mary Hauser, mother, 1892 Heller
St, Detroit
Hoffer, Pvt. Clarence c. Mrs
Julia Hoffer, mother, no s. Craw
ford Ave, Detroit.
Leinonen, Pfc. Sulo M.-Mrs
Matt Leinonen, mother, Chassell
Loney, Cpl. Raymond E.-Mrs
Pearl Loney. mother, st. Johns.
Stoddard. Pvt. William H.-Mrs
Robert /. Stoddard, wife, jackson
Tiura. Pvt. Walter E.-Miss Id
Feth, sister, Calumet.
Viau. Tech. 4th CIR. Leonard j
Mrs. Laura Viau, mother, Trer
airy.
Wheeler, Tech. Sgt. Ralph G.
Mrs. Janice V. Wheeler, wife, 1913
Riopelle Ave, Detroit.
Williams. pfc. Wilmont Mrs
Lottie NJ. Williams, mother. Owo'
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Christian Youth Group
Meets at Willow Lodge

The afternoon shift of the Chris
tian Youth Fellowship OF Willow
Lodge Is meeting at the Audi
forum today to decide on a place
for their picnic and swimming par
ty this afternoon.
Another recreational activity OF
this group is the regular Tuesday
night roller skating parties at the
Imperial Gardens.
This organization meets regular
ly at 9:15 every Sunday in the
church under the leadership OF
Rev. Warren f. Jackson and his
assistant, Miss Thelma GorreN.
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Pvt. Kring Is a brother OF Mrs
Russell Newman, of Ypsilanti.
Ypsilanti guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell New
man, Rev. and Mrs. ID. X. Krins and
family, Mrs. Charles DeLano. Mrs
Morgan Abbey and Mr.. and Mrs,
Matt Lappinen.
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taxpayers

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be frozen for a period OF three
years. since Ypsilanti real es-
tate values might fluctuate consid-
erably in that period the associa-
ton felt it was not advisable to
take that step, but rather to ac-
cept the suggestion for more time
in which to submit appeals.
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Begole News
IN HONOR OF SON

Begole, Mich, July l-Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Reynolds entertained
about 40 relatives and friends Sun
day afternoon. The event was in
honor of Glenn Reynolds who left
Tuesday evening for the U. S.
Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Ill.,, and to celebrate the
birthday of Clifford Reynolds
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Society TO Meet

Mrs. Anna Munger, w. Michigan
Ave, will be hostess TO the Pitts.
field Ladies' Aid Society at her
home Thursday afternoon July g.
Committee In charge, Mrs. Lillian
Sheppard, Mrs. Ella Miller and
Mrs. Carrie White. Business meet
ing 2 o'clock.
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Willow Run Calendar
SUN DAY

League Softball, p. m, 947 vs..
940B, Willow Lodge; and s4oA vs..
9S1, Retreat, West.
Baseball, "a p. m. Willow Lodge
Diamond.
Voters Meeting, 1880. Evange-
lical Lutheran Church.
Choir Practice, $50 p. m, vii.
low Lodge Auditorium.
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drs. Frank Harris attended a
luncheon in Detroit, Wednesday.
Mrs. Orville Trey and daughter
Marie were Detroit visitors Wed
nesday.
William Wiener, Ann Arbor, will
spend some time with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Cain.
Mrs. Willard Reynolds, Toledo,
has been a house guest at the
Clifford Reynolds home for the past
week.
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Ypsilanf Briefs
More Births

Births during June slightly ex'
ceeded those OF the previous month,
totalling 80, over the May figure OF
80. OF these "a were boys and Is
girls. Deaths numbered IA. includ-
ing two men, eight women, and four
infants, which figure was double
that in May when there were seven
deaths.
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over $50 children and their. par
ehts attended the Safety program
at the Simmonds School Friday
evening. under the direction OF
Mrs. Ruth Kelley, director of the
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Home on Furlouah

Marie Trey, End Glass Corps OF
the WAVES, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Trey, is home on a
furlough from the Naval Medical
Center, Bethesda, Nd. On return.
ing TO duty she will report at Ocean
Side, Calf.
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Marriage Licenses

Kenneth G.. Benton. 80. and Flor.
ence y. Smith, 81, both OF Ann AT.
Dor.
Howard NJ. Bumgardner, "a, OF
Ann Arbor. and Marguerite Daugh-
erty, %, OF Carlsbad, New Mexico.
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cHEEREp BY FATHER

Detroit, July TAP = Cheered
only by the assurance that my
father is still with me-" Robert
Miller Turner, 10. sat in the Wayne
County Jail today awaiting exam
nation July II on a charge or
murder in the Staying last March
OF 1i-year-old Joyce Raulston. A
plea OF innocent was entered when
Turner stood mute on arraignment
yesterday before Inkster Justice
OF the Peace John L. Mokersky,
who ordered the youth held with
out bail.
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QUARTERLY MEETING SUNDAY

The quarterly Voters meeting
will be held at the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, 1858 f. Michigan
Ave, Sunday afternoon at 2;3O.
At that time reports will be sub
mitted and business of the church
will be considered.
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Becomes a Marine

Richard Cain, IS, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A, d. Cain, w. Michigan Ave,
is receiving his initial Marine In
doctrination at San Diego, Calf.
He left Detroit Monday afternoon.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Guy f. Davis, who has been
under treatment at 81. Josephs
Hospital. Ann Arbor, Is GONZALES
cent and will return home soon.
Mrs. Emma ST. Aubin. who spent
many weeks in the University Hos
pltal. Ann Arbor, with a broken hip,
has returned home. The bone knit
we'll but she Is still using crutches.
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Stork Calls

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Sheldon, 70l w. Michigan Ave,
Friday at Boyer Hospital; weight
eight pounds nine ounces.
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ST. LOU1S-AP-Admitting he
was little hungry, Chester
Lake, field representative for
the Rural Electriflcation Ad-
ministration. Thursday began
his second day OF hunger
strike which he says will con-
tlnue until the REA is removed
from political domination and
made an independent agency once
more" Lake. whose $500 a year
Job as assistant to REA Admins
traitor Harry Slattery has been
abolished effective Saturday, ate
chicken a la king and apple pie al
noon Wednesday. He has not
eaten since.
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ENTERED APPRENTICE
DEGREE CONFERRED

The Entered Apprentice degree
was conferred on three candidates
at Tuesday evenings special com
munication OF Phoenix Lodge num-
Der Is +, and A. NJ.
James Bell, worshipful master
presided in the East and announced
that the regular communication will
take place, July IL. There will be
no meeting July 4.
Lorne Kennedy. Jr., 500 Holmes
Rd., will leave Saturday 10 attend
the eight weeks session OF the Ma
tional Music Camp at Interlochen,
Mich.
b. B. Bennett IS spending ten
days at Coldwater with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. B. Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stokes
and daughter, Barbara Ann will
spend Friday to Tuesday at Ayl-
mer. Ont. with Mr.. Stokes par
ents. They will meet there their
niece, Lieut.. Donna Doolittle, who
has been for three years an Army
nurse and Is now stationed al Allan
Ia. Ga, and is having a furlough.
Lieut.. Doolittle formerly lived in
Ypsilanti.
Mrs. Margaret Whitmire has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnston
have moved from 21 S. Grove St.
TO Darlington.
Mrs, Charles Zimmerman, Dear
born. is visiting Mrs. Frank Show
erman.
Mrs. Alfred c. Wortley. Detroit,
Is the guest OF Mrs. Alex Long
necker.
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In a candlelight ceremony, Miss
Mary Jane Schlossstein, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Schloss.
stein, became the bride of Sgt. Lynn
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To Act wednesday

o MI WUuWt5udJ
Members OF the Begole School
Board are TO take action on bids
submitted 10 them at a special
meeting next Wednesday. The bids,
which are for construction OF a
one room and basement addition to
the Begole School, were opened by
Board members Friday evening.
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Investigated

'TTNNNNTbNNNN
A twenty-one year old resident
Of Willow Village, arrested by city
police Friday evening on alleged
immortality charges, was being held
today for further investigation and
examination by health authorities.