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Phone 4225

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ice Col.
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ing radios. vscuum cleaners and wa sh-
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Our stock of parts 10 complete and
we assure you speedy and efficient
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Hours 10 IL a. m. and TO o D. N. -
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FOR SALE-Ice box: bed springs;
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Postmaster Isla Messmore re-
turned Friday from week
trip on the steamship South
American" to Duluth, Mimi. She
was accompanied by Percy
Bunting, of Utica, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Lane, of Pontiac.
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Hazel Priehs of the Bannow
Flower Shop Is absent on a
weeks vacation. Her place IS
being taken by LaVonne Stew
ems.
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L. A. c. Drew and L. A. C.
Davis were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goodsir at
their home on Cass street, Utica.
MeSsrs. Drew and Davis. OF
London, England, are stationed
in London, Ont.
The Utica Cemetery Associa-
ton has purchased $4,000 In
War Bonds in the Fifth War
Loan drive il was announced by
Sec. E. J. Andrus Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinsing-
er, recently of California but
now in essential work in Penn
sylvania, are with relatives here
for two weeks called to Utica by
the serious illness of Mr.. Kim
singers brother-in-law.
AT meeting of the commit
tee on Boys Work, composed
OF DR.. A. F. Tews, chairman;
DR.. homas Kerns and James
Merritt, following the meeting
Of the Utica Rotary Club on
Tuesday night plans were form
ulated to organize some activ.
tiles for the youth of the com.
munity. 1t is planned to have q
soft ball game at Trinity Luth-
eran playground on Tuesday
evening Of next week at Z o.
clock. Anyone wishing to take
part in the game is asked to be
on hand at that time and place,
DR.. Tews announced.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.
Crissman, daughter Nancy, and
sons, Robert and William, are
spending the week in their cab
in on Lake Huron. north of
Port Huron.
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fumisotine

ALL BEDBUGS. reaches. moths des-
troyed In six hours: guaranteed. Ma
comb Fumigating Service. $500 S. Riv.
er road, corner Longview. Mt Glen.
ems Phone 8l4l. c
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FOR SALE-Lunch room fixtures
siil crissmah street. south OF Utica
off Van Dyke. All
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Heber r. Mason, of Washing
ton, u. C., was guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M. Fosternon Thursday. He was
accompanied by his son, Frank
Mason, and wife, of Mount
Clemens.
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"a Auctions

BUNGALOW for sale; 2 bedrooms;
large attic; full basement; one year
Old cement driveway. Phone 1923. Asl
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Corp. Earl Sieman, of Camp
Mccoy, arrived in Utica on
Tuesday and expects to spend a
two weeks furlough with his
wife and other relatives here.
Twenty-Five members of the
Kraft family enjoyed a reunion
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
(Anne Kraft George Kenney at
their farm home near Mount
Clemens on Sunday. A picnic
dinner was served at noon and
the afternoon spent in visiting
and games. Attending from
Utica were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kraft and daughter Helen, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kraft, Ester
and Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kraft, daughter, Marion, Mrs
Walter Kraft and son, David,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kraft and
daughter, Betty, Mr.. and Mrs.
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Sunday guests in the home of
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Form Equipment For Sole r.

CHICKEN HOUSE sxsx25 a. deep;
"a windows 2 large doors; best Of
material: cheap n taken al once.
Phone Mt. Clemens 5e24. l.
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DR.. Albert F. TewS, optome-
triSt, long a Utica resident with
offices in the Fine Arts Build
ing, Detroit, is planning to open
a Utica office about the middle
of August in the Felker building
on Main street. He expects to
be at his Utica office all day ON
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
probably evenings. The doctor
has been maintaining an office
in his home on south CaSs
street and the new plan will be
of great convenience TO his Utica
patients.
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FOR SALE-Ice box; bed springs;
folding bed. 227 Csss avenue. l.
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VULCANIZING - Tires vuicanixed:
rubber boots vulc anized. Dog harnesses
made 10 order Reynolds, IS Washing
ton. Mt Clemens Phone 5o97 u
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Phone Nt. Clemens 652i
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Calendar OF Social Events
ToDAY


Circle OF Dorcas Society OF Lutheran Church o'clock with
Mrs. Russell Forsyth.
OF Washtenaw Rebskahs o'clock.
Slater
Chi social
Kenny
Woodruff Mothers Club postponed
Lodge number l67 knights Pythias
Hall.
assembly o'clock Ypsianu High School gym.
nasium.
supper Ypslan High School
lunch Bring sandwiches, dish table service:
entertainment.
TUESDAY
Victory Sewing Club will omit May meeting
Npsant Post Veterans OF Foreign
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars welfare fund party
O'Clock az the George Waterbury residence. Davis
lpsn Business and Professional Womens meeting
at the Ladies Literary Clubhouse with program
by students OF the Normal College Conservatory
bring table
Phoenix Lodge number l3 and A. Entered Apprentice
degree will be conferred Temple room
Circle OF Baptist Womens Union
home OF Mrs Anderson
Girl Scouts 80 Central: Roosevelt
troop ten Harriet Brownies $50; o'clock Roose.
welt; troop a. Harriet Brownies $3.50. Brownie troop 49,
o'clock Gilbert house; Mariners Ship one o'clock
American Legion home
Red Cross sewing and knitting five WEIGH Hall
$50 10 o'clock, surgical dressings
Loyal Order OF Moose number 1872 o'clock Hall
Past Presidents Club OF Daughters with
Mrs. H. " Clark
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Enjoyable Program
Presented by Pupils

Twenty-seyen young pupils OF
Miss Ruth skinner presented a very
enjoyable program Sunday after
noon in a recital at 4 o'clock in
Pease Auditorium for their parents
and friends.
First on the program was James
Parker, who played "MoOn-Slow'
and Spanish Dance" both by
Blake. after which Rayelle Hill pre-
scented Echoes" and "Gnomes and
Sprtes.' also by Blake. Nancy Nit
chell played Gest's "Fireflies," and
Marlyn Clark played two selections
by Barth, "Menuet' and "The Gyp-
sizes Marvin Staplan was next,
presenting The Strickland" by
d'Albert. after which Phillip Rich.
ardson played 1.-THE Little Skipper"
by Bennett.
Leona KarnatL presenteds THE
County Fair" Watson, and Barbara
clark played "Tumbling Clowns"
by Frost. Roger Heaton was next
on the program, playing wood
Nymphs' Frolic,' by Aaron. Thomas
Nimeshein played MacLachlan's
The Mill By the Brook" after
which Richard Laing played Quasi
Valse," by Gretchaninoff.
The CLOCK Suite by Hoist was
the number chosen by Joyce Ann
Russell, while Phyllis Hewlett
played I'm Hanging Gardens" by
Davies. Dorothy Drews had for her
two selections "A Music Box" and
Witches Dance" while Suzanne
Mcbride played by Crystal POOL
by Wright. Janice Clarke PLAYED
"Walse", Wright, and Parade OF
the Midgets,' Hopson, after which
Jean Collins played Chadwick's
The Cricket and the Bundle Bee"
David Richardson played THE Mo.
squito,' CAM, and Donald Hoy
played Heller's Curious Story"
Shirley Miller presented three Sc.
lections, Twelve Little Preludes
No. s." Bach, "Walse opus SO. No.
2 Chopin, and The Secret" eau.
tier.
Lelanel Gorton was next on the
program. with Twelve Little Pre-.
ludes No. L. Bach, and Beethoven's
'Sonatina in F." Marvel Sweet
played Mendelssohns "Consola.
tion,' after which Mary McNulry
presented '"Sonatina in F. by Glenn
enth Paul Ungrodt played March"
ana "Menuet' both by ]. s. Bach.
and Allegro by william f.
Bach. Robert Fish presented six
Easy Variations on a Swiss Song"
Beethoven, while Velma Streicher
played Eight Waltzes," Schubert
Maier. Last on the program was
Dale Miller, who played Percy
Country Gardens.
Wednesday evening another group
OF Miss SINNERS pupils will appear
in a recital at 8 o'clock in the eve
ming in Pease Auditorium.
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Miss MiFIiman New
Federation President

Miss Doris Milliman. this city.
was elected president at the annual
meeting of the Washtenaw County
Federation OF Women's Clubs at
their meeting in Copeland Auditor.
ium, Dexter, Saturday. There were
sixty delegates in attendance and
other officers named are:
Mrs. Edward Drews. Dexter. first
vice president; Mrs. william Town
ley. Milan, second vice president;
Mrs. Clarence Starkweather, Ypsi-
lanti, secretary; Mrs. Bessie Col
Inns, Saline. treasurer: and Mrs. c.
r. Braun. Ann Arbor. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. H. o. Woodbury..
Ypsilanti. is the retiring secretary
Of the organization.
A potluck dinner under the d.
rection OF the Dexter Woman's Club
was enjoyed at noon. The speaker
for the afternoon session was John
Rossiter OF Michigan Nodded Plas.
tics, Inc, who used as an interest.
ing subject, "Plastics Today and
Tomorrow"
Those who attended from Ypsi-
lanti were: Mrs. Harry l.. Smith,
Mrs. Paul Ehman, Mrs.-Les-
Brown, Mrs. II. o. Woodbury., Mrs.
Luman Seamans, Miss Doris Mill.
man and Mrs. l.. r. Chase.
Mrs. Carrie Lane and son
Charles, Chelsea, were dinner
guests, Sunday, OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Scheppner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". McNaughton
spent the week end at Wampler's
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nugent and
sons, Harold and Frederick, De-
troiit, were Mothers Day guests OF
Mrs. Emma Nugent.
Master P. Roger Cleary, 2nd.
spent the week end in Detroit with
his father. Col. owen ]. Cleary.
Mrs. j. l.. Dempsey, Miss Mary
Otis and Miss May Barton Of
Detroit, were week end guests of
Miss Margaret Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Martin Eckert.
Toledo. O., spent Sunday visiting
Mrs. George Robbins.
A/C Allen Glow, Camp Altus,
Army Air Base. near Enid, Okla, ar.
rived Sunday to spend few days
furlough at-his home here.
Pvt. Harold Campbell came by
the Rocket train from Enid, Okla,
to spend a weeks furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
n. Campbell.
AIS Robert Houck, OF the West.
ern State College, Kalamazoo, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. l.. Houck.
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Service Briefs

Robert Magee, technician SIC, is
back on duty in ordnance work af-
ter spending six weeks in a hospital
in England, his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Magee, 215 f. Cross ST.,
have learned. Wounded in February
oy an exploding bomb, his injury
occurred just one week before he
was TO marry Miss Bridget Doherty,
Londonderry, Ireland. The marriage
is to take place in the near future.
Technician Magee received the Pur.
pie Heart after he was wounded.
NC Sidney NJ. Stokes, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stokes, OF 62s
y. River St., Ypsilanti. has begun
training as an aviation cadet in the
Army Air Forces Training Com.
mand School at Yale University.
New Haven, Conn. His training will
prepare him for the duties OF a
technical officer in communication
and upon completion OF the course
he will be commissioned a second
lieutenant.
Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Vern
Jepson left Friday evening for
Brooklyn, n. Y, TO be guests OF
their husbands who are in the U. S.
Maritime Service training station,
sheepshead Bay. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Corp. Robert F. Splitter, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Splitter, sent as
a Mothers Day greeting, a cable
gram telling OF his safe arrival over
seas.
Mrs. Russell f. Hansen and son
are spending the week end with
Pvt. Russell +. Hansen at Camp
Wolters, Texas. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Loren e Hansen,
Sheldon.
1t. Paul NJ Hansen has been
transferred from Santa Rosa, Calf.
to Ephrata Army Air Base, Ephrata,
Wash.
Capt. Howard Clark, son OF Mr..
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Parents Entertained
by Methodist Youths

The seventh and eighth graders
OF the Methodist Church also enter.
tanned their parents in the church
parlor. Those participating in the
worship service were Barbara Bat.
chelor, Phyllis Kisor, jeanne VII.
son, Dorothy Houck, and Duane
Rorabacher. After the worship serv.
ice refreshments were served to
fifty people, children and parents.
Sunday evening. the high school
young people OF the Methodist
Church entertained their parents in
the church House with a worship
service. musical program, and re.
freshments.
The theme OF the worship service
was That Cause Can Never Be
Lost" The main part OF the service
was the reading OF fictitious letter
from soldier somewhere in the
Pacific. He was writing to his par
ents thanking them for all that his
home. his church, and his commun.
ity meant to him. Those participat.
ing in the worship service were
Shirley Barnes, Ruth Parker.
Mariiyn Begole, Roger Katon. Fred
Butt. Barbara Warner. Mary Lou
Metcaf. and Rachael Houck.
Others participating in the musl.
cal program and on the refresh.
ment, flower, and usher committees
were Nathalie Elliott. Ellen Camp.
Betty Scriyens. Marilyn Scheel.
Roger Kelly, James Burrell, and
Robert Chape1Ie.
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POLICE DEPARTMENTAL S,
Washington st.
USO TRAVELLERS AID-l2s Pearl
q.
WAR HOUSING CENTER-5 n.
Adams ST.. Cleary College side
entrance.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
OFFlCE-113 Pearl st.
BEYER HOSPITAL-26 S. Prospect
st.
FIRE DEPARTMENT-l1O W.
Cross st.
CITY HALL-S04 N. Huron St
CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Sc n. Huron st.
BOARD OF CoMMBRCE-3ol ".
Michigan Ave.
YPSlLANTI DUMP-at south end
OF S. Park 81.
CHILDREN'S CARE INFORMA.
TON CENTER-20s7, z. Holmes
Rd.
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Miss Menzi PVT. Wallace
United in Church Ceremony

vocal selections were given by MIS-.
Curtis.
A seven TERED wedding cake.
topped by the figures OF miniature
bride and groom conferred the table,
thanked BY bouquets OF white snap
dragons in crystal bowls At either
end OF the table were white tapers
in crystal candle holders, while
white satin bows and festoons OF
white satin ribbons we're draped
along the front Several school
friends OF Miss Menzi. and friends
of her mother, assisted at the re-
ception.
Guests from out-of-town included
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Macy, Battle
Greek, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. and
Edward Held, Akron. O., Mrs. J.
William Gustin. Bay City. and Miss
Margaret Holiiiz. Miss Dorothy
Hollitz and Miss Jean Parsons,
Ann Arbor.
In leaving for a short wedding
trip. Mrs. Wallace wore beige
SUR. with brown accessories. and
corsage OF white carnations. Pvt.
and Mrs. Wallace will visit his par
ents in Akron. for a few days. and
will spend the remainder OF his fur
Tough in Npsilanti.
Mrs. Wallace is a graduate OF
Roosevelt High School. and is now
in her second year at the Michigan
State Normal College. Pvt. Wallace
attended Akron University before
entering the service. He was form
erly stationed with the AS.T.P. unit
at the Normal College. and is now
stationed at Camp Mccoy, Wiscon-
sin.
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Child Study Club
Luncheon DeIiqhtfuI

Covers were laid for 50 at beau
tiful tables for the Ypsilanti Child
Study Club annual spring luncheon
in the Methodist Church parlors.
Saturday. Little Maypoles centered
each table, the steamers extending
to each place where on a paper doll,
the names Of children OF each guest
we're written. Attractive lollypop
flower corsages accompanied the
paper dolls.
Mrs. Earl Studt said grace pre-
ceding the delicious luncheon. Mrs.
Loren Sevey, retiring president, op.
ened the business meeting and ex-
tended thanks for a very happy
year.
Five new members, Mrs. Robert
Tower, Mrs. Harold Yates, Mrs
Creston Myers, Mrs. Joseph Cox.
and Mrs. William Durant were vel.
coined, and annual reports were
read.
A delightful program given by
several children OF members was
presented by the new president,
Mrs. George Wallace. The enter.
tainers included Ann X. Shiska,
who sang Lullaby" by Brahms, &C.
companied by Mrs. James Schill;
Paul Ungrodt. Jr.. who played a
piano selection, Fur Elise" by
Beethoven and tiny Roxy Green.
who recited "Humpty Dumpty."
Miss Betty Hayden gave two read.
ings. which were greatly enjoyed.
THE Little Prince" by de Saint
Exupery and THE Modern Baby"
by Doane.
The next club meeting will be in
September.
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Bible Study Continued
by Fellowship Members

Sunday evening vespers for
Christian Youth Fellowship contin-
ued with the discussion on The
Bible as a Guidebook for Christian
Living Mrs. William X. Shaw was
the speaker and had as her topic,
The First Missionaries. She told
OF Peter and James, their problems
and triumph. Miss Madeline Winner
was in charge OF the devotional
service
Members and high school seniors
were honored Friday evening at
semiformal reception in Charles
Mckenny Hall. Rev. William Shaw
was the speaker, and in mis- talk
challenged the young people to 20
out and work in a Christian way for
their ideals.
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| and Mrs. II. v. Clark, has been
transferred from Patterson Field in.
Ohio, where he has been for two
years. to olmsted Field, Pa. near
Middleton, Pa.
1t. Eugene Z. Youngs, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Youngs, futile Hill
Rd., has returned to jacksonville.
Florida, where he will complete his
operational training. 1t. Youngs re.
ceived his wings at Pensacola, Flor.
Ida, May 2, and was one OF a group
OF pilots chosen to fly in the Marine
Air Corps. lie will fly a Corssir
fighter plane.
Mrs. Albert Klein OF Bell St. re-
celved lovely bouquet OF roses
and snapdragons and a cablegram
greeting for Mothers Day from her
son, S/Sgt. Kenneth A. Klein who
Is stu in China as postal clerk.
Ralph W. Lewis S &c has returned
TO U.S.N. air station, Jacksonville
Florida, after spending a ~ dav
leave with Mr.. and Mrs. Philin
Eaton here, and with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover o. Lewis
Coldwater, Mich. formerly OF Ypsi.
lanti.
Mrs. ]. J. Wagner has received
clipping from a paper published
by the u. s. Marines that has
picture OF a group Of Marines on
troop ship headed from California
TO what proved to be the invasion
or the Marshall Islands. The men
had their heads shaved by the
sh!ps barber, with only small tufts
OF halr left. each forming a letter.
IN the cut they are bent over so
tnat me tops OF their heads showed
and the tufts OF hair read 1Vic.
Tory. U.S'M.C." The Y was chi. I.
j. wagner, son OF MIR. and Mrs !
j. Wagner. The dot on the | was
made by second man standing
back and above another. Cpl. Wag.
ner writes that the group saw plsa.
~ OF hot fighting when thew
reached the islands. He has moved
from there but his present location
isnot known.
Mrs. Walter Campbell. 10s Oak.
WOOD Ave, received a bouquet OF
American Beauty roses Sunda,
rom ner son, Capt. David Campbell
VINO IS now stationed in Italy.
Mrs. Tillie Stetfen, $50 N. Huron
ST. received a Mothers Day cable.
gram from her son Private Ronald.
oteffen informing her that he had
arrived safely overseas and was in
the best OF he.lth. This is the Mrs,
word that Mrs. Steffen has received
from her son in four months.
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Miss Helen WeIIbrook
Wed TO Sgt. R. M. Akans

At simple home ceremony at
the residence OF the brides parents,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, Miss
Helen Elizabeth Wellbrook, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Well
brook, and Staff Sergt. Russell NJ
Akans, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Akans, Belleyille. spoke their mar
rage vows, Rev. Hugo Fenker read
ing the service.
The bride wore white wool suit
with brown accessories and a cor
sage OF orchids. The matron OF
honor, Mrs. c. NJ. Thurston, Belle
vile, sister OF the groom, wore a
cadet blue suit, with a corsage OF
gardenias, sweet peas, and roses.
Sgt. Jack Hewitt, who Is home on
furlough from the Southwest Paci.
fic area, served as best man. All
the bridal party were schoolmates
in the Ford Private School at Will
low Run.
Mrs. Wellbrook chose a dress OF
plum-colored crepe for her daugh-
ter's wedding, with a corsage OF
white carnations. The groom's moth
er wore blue crepe trimmed in
white and white carnations as a
corsage.
A wedding reception was given
for 100 guests az the home OF the
groom in Belleville. A buffet lunch.
con was served and Mrs. D. W. Ross
and Mrs. Merle Barker poured. The
house was adorned with szaleas
and lilacs and the table was cen
tered with a large wedding cake
ornamented with tiny Marine and
bride.
Sgt and Mrs. Akans left on
short wedding trip. the bride choos-
ing a navy blue suit for travelling.
Sgt. Akans will leave in a few days
for his training station in the West.