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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Beauty parlor and Cleaning Shops

There beauty paror cleaning and pressing establish
ment and laundry right there on the premises.
If girl wants a permanent any sort of beauty
DONE she given appointment Immediately While she
beauty shop her for cleaning and
pressing her shoes shned her stockings mendd and
washed when she she
clean girl from head to toe.
can't possibly imagine how wonderful this is for these
girls after being out in the field.
If the girls inclined, there tours arranged
for them they rdnt to hang around hte club they can
get exercise by playing ping hare S-roy
treatment or Just reldr IN the OUel patio IN the Sunshine
that IS, IF there is any sunshine
hare only t,oo days of since 0rriCed.
There is also Gift shop and should they t0ant TO
send any the United States present. such presents
aUiH be packed and mailed right there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
He|pWdnfed
In Cdnneriies
Gov. Kelly Stresses Z
increased War Needs

Gov. Kelly in a broadcast Sat-
urday appealed 10 housewives
part time workers. students and
organized groups 20 lend q hand
IN getting the states eanneries
over the seasonal rush, thereby
assuring the armed forces of SUI,
ficient canned food for the battles
TO come.
Speaking over the Michigan
Radio Network at 1915 p. m"
Kelly stressed the Importance Of
canned foods to the fighting fronts
and said:
DEMAND INCRsEAsED
snow that we are carrying
the war tn the very doorsteps of
our enemies, our armed forces
have asked for half again as
much Of many canned foods As
thew had last year.
But this request will be de-
MED unless our Michigan can
ming plants have the necessary
manpower 10 handle the food
stocks grown by our farmers
WORK NOT HARD
He stressed the urgency of the
appeal, pointing out that II is a
job which must be done immedi-
ately since food for canning must
be processed while harvest-fresh,
Work In canneries requires
no special skill" he said. "There
will be jobs aplenty for every
one. Women will be used I'm the
peeling and preparation of
foods. They will work sitting
down and will have nothing 20
do with steaming cauidrons rs
80 many believe.
"Men will do the heavy jobs
and the Younger folks will be
put TO work In the labelling and
packing departments. Every one
who has time TO spare, evenings
or full days, IL urged most
strongly TO volunteer for this
vital work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

runs happy all the now
their boss Margaret Bdde then you would realize how much
brain work it has taken to make this wonderful club
Willow Run Cafetetia in London "
NoW take uou to place called Wio,e Run II ,0as
famous hotel ballroom and is big dining hall
1t is cafeteria style, with thousands Of officers
fed there daily.
They feed man and haze him out in 10 minutes If
necessary.
WILLOW Run 1CaS started to time and provide
clean, sterilized and property balanced meal
IL 1cas nicknamed WilOW Run an compliment to the
Ford plant and told it exercises the best control
over food.
If you take more food than you eat and hare to
eaUe your plate, then your taken and letter
is sent yOm dntRg to kROV Why WoSted this precious
food and that you must nerer do 1t again.
best stocked bar in all London Nevertheless you
can only get a beer at lunch time.
Dinner Costs Only so Cents
Your 40 and dinner so cents There is no
tipping dining hall the check and il is the only
place where get real American shoe shine with your
shoes
Willow Run is my favorite place to eat.
my heart completely because found had oldfash
American apple pie with yellow rat cheese that the
door to every Americans heart
Another popular place here Rainbow Corner which Is
strictly for CTS This also Is American Red Cross organZa
ton Is headed by Mrs. Harvey Gibson.
The most popular girl working there Is Lady Charles Cav
endsh Adele Astae Adele has lived here for but she
still very American, and is always full of pep and life at
Rainbow Corner.
excellent and they arrange tours places for
the boys to sleep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02
Teamwork for Ten at O plus 1903!

those who make up hard.working pro-
ducing combination. That's why we, at
Victor, want publicly to toast the eighty
Eb-eontyAetors who, together with exc
perts Of the A.A.F. Materiel Command
at Wright Field and Chicago, have helped
US make good as prime contractor on
the Norden Bombsight for the Army.
Some were great corporations, already
loaded with war work, but willing TO
add this job TO the rest. Others we're
smaller companies, hand.picked for spe-
cial skills. But all had the spirit that
meant teamwork.
We think that you'd like to know the
names of some of these firms that have
placed the good of the team above all
else :. in grimmest secrecy, with no
thought of recognition. Here is partial
list, to be supplemented from time to
time.
WuoGs RoRDtN BoMBslsHI TEAM u out Of sal
Westinghouse Electric Co.. Lima, o.
Vandercook 4 Sons, Chicago
Josten Engineering Co., Owatonna, MINI.
woilensak Optical Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
M. H. Rhodes, Inc, Hartford Coma
New Departure Div, General Motors, Bristol, corsn
Union Special Machine Co, Chicago
Tbs advertisement SLo appear, fbe Jr Of ForS-A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

ADVEBTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-02

Order 1Oc United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-22

Today, North Cardinals doctors and
nurses 10y the hundreds are serving with
our Army and Navy from Alaska to
Ian. from Australia TO Italy - bringing
back To health the men who are helping
win Victory for the United Nations. But
On the home 'front.' other thousands of
doctors and nurses are fighting doubly
hard to keep their fellow-citizens of
North Carolina in good health - doing
everything in their power to prevent or
minimize interruptions in our States
war effort.
lr a very real sense the well-beins of
North Carolinians is in the capable
hands OF approximately $500 physicians
ana surgeons and about $500 nurses.
A: their disposal are the facilities of loo
hospitals which have beds for nearly
$4,000 patients at one time. In an aver
age year more than 10000 patients
arc admitted to these institutions. To
the North Carolina State Board of
BUS STATION
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-22

Health goes wcll-dcscrvcd credit for thc
high standards of medical care prevail
ing in our State.
we OF the Greyhound Lines pay tribute
to these fcllow-citizcns of ours who are
doing SO much to make our State finer
place to live in. They're doing big Job
"a vital one. Grcyhound's job is quite
different--but vital, too! Providing safe,
convenient transportation service is
particularly important now. BY making
near nciglibors and good neiehbors of
al. me communities we serve in North
Carolina, we are helping unity the war
efforts of this State keeping them
tolling toward Victory!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-22

rs Eoy KNOW Henry Asard Wallace
States He has
hin
gu5 u c rcpcc
o Harold.
4 Job shanisan
breakfast " " '( wei i''n
Cc2
andnl the
for rcpn
@ LEWIS 'hsoN was Secretary
The ircspCc tot
meaning q y d2tabi gentle
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-22

Yesterday Answsg
% Little isIlEE
40 Dcit.GS
- Dco0p il
The middle
~ LuDyICNt"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

ibidte, o6rtli6e Sano trodnet Der
Gronfen sic I6peiBbeOedte Stirne,
redt ibr Sen erfril6enOen Grant, uno
cine borlnoniide Stimme ermuntert
ben fa1t Ger5meifelten, Die Soffnung
ni6t oui5ugeben. Sic ltebt tpieoer Dor
ibm nit Dem glGn5enoen goloenen
9Qar uno nin1mt ergeben, TAPER nno
ianft 0oS ltrenge 2eben i'm frenoen
Saule an.
gS miro 1pGter unO INNER ip0ter,
Der pergoloete 3eiger Der llbr riidt
INNER neitcr Dor I'M S9melgen Der
Nadt, unO cine Nrt S9lafiu6t balt
Wurcus' 9ugcu unTongen. DIe S5e.
ne Der0nOert ltd: CT Iiebt Die boben
81lune oc5 Ynrfes bon Bou un0 gebt
in Ser l1ottigcn gIuee lpa5iercn. sic
lit eben faIl5 oa uno 1tredt ibm 1rcuno'
li9 Oie fleiue, feine San0 entgegen.
gSie biibid) lit lie nit oenl 1ilben 2d-
6eln, ooS er iriiber nlenalS al lbr
geleDen! Gange 3elt Datte er 1llr an
cine ltrenge Ergen0 gegloubt, batte
ni6t 5ugebeu tpollen, ooB 1elblt elne
uusgemQblte geotllr 3ugleid 8lumen
unO 6riihte tragen n1O 1ib ouf Ell
nem onoern Oenn Oem gcbabnten
8ege elmer 9elpobnli6en @r0iebung
unO itrengen 2eitlng entfolten
t0nne. Oos S0eal bes 8eibes mar
fir i'm cine unbeuglome Seele, eiu
ltrenger Grnlt, eine gan0lide Ser
o6tllng bon ouent tpas jung uno
better, uno er 1udte oieieS Soeal anf
Ieinem ruuben finitern Wege.
(Sort1ebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

ani9ein mad ben Sppbus. @r oer'
}tebt ni6ts BON Der 9rantenpflege,
86rterinnen ltn6 feline mebr ouf3u'
treiben. u1,o idb ielblt bin, mie aeIagt,
our6 meinen 8ruoer 10 iebr in sln'
ipru6 genommen, oaB t6 MIDI oft
froge, lper pobl Die arme Oereinlante
Jrau pflegen tDtr0.
Son Ser3en
Seine Sctupie bon &ernpel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16
oobin muB mon mir lie lailen.
@ll1e 9urlnel.


@liIe 9armel.
IS. 9. BeifolgenO Elm 8riei bon
NorQ at Oi6.
gtaf reifli6er lleberlegung babe
id beihloiien, lie, fols iie nidt bel'
raten ioate, bis our Eiidfebr meiner
enfelinnen bel mir 81 bebalten. Du
mirit laben un0 oenfen, i1 babe ooN
immer nod Oie alte @etpobnbeit Der
Na6l6rliten; id muB aber Our6aus
nod cine mibtige @in3elbeit beif
gen: unter Dem Normano Oringen=
Der @ei6afte reiite Serr AuprarO
na6 Dem Suro, in QSirfltdfeIt a6er
molte er nur 0aS @rab bon NOra's
@roBu1utter beiu6en. Am Gage lei'
ner 9lbreiieI uno 3tpar beOente mobl,
um ie6s l1br in Ser 5riibe, tniete er.
neben mir in cine &apele, tpo Nora
iang. Wtan iugt, OoB Otannertranen
lelten linO; ober id mette, etlpas
Jeudtes auf leiner 8unge geleben
5u Daben.
Jraulein bon &ernoel an Jruu
9armel.
Henpan, 9. SSunuor 49,.
Barmen Oanf fiir 9eine guten
8llnlbe, llebe glile, Del6e i'd Don
9er5en erlpiOere! marmen Cant aub
Tilr Oeinen lieben 8rief! 0erne
lDlIroe i6 Sir cine lange Mntport
lbrelben ullO audi meiner 9eora unt=
Dorten pelbe 10 gut bel Dir au1ge=
boben lit, uber n1eine gan5e 3eit lit
fult ausl1lleBllb Our6 meinen Yrll=
Der in Nnlprud genommell welber
ernltli6 ertrunft lit. Sn Yeupan lit
nanlid Der Ippbus ausgebroOen
uno bat i6on 5ablrei9e Spfer &C.
forOert. &url lit @ott lei Gont 3por
auBer 8eiabr, immerbin beOari lein
3ultanO lorgialllter Yitege. Weine
Jtibten iinO IN llntenutnis gelallel1,
oenn Wtarle lit allgenblldlid lebr lei
Oeno> uno ibre S6peltern ieben Ell
mem wi6tigen greigni5 entgegeu.
Mtarcus Nuurar0 miro Dielei9t zines
Cages Deiner grfobrung beoiirgen>
Inn in ietnem 9er5en 5u lelen; aber
na6 aueu1> tpas icb geieben, tann ib
mir nidt oenten, oaB uniere teuere
geora iemals eine iol6e Neigung fir
i'm empfinoen ioqte> Inn feline Srou
5u tperoen.
Sn oielem Iugenblide qualen Sen
armen Wann iibrigens gan5 an6ere
Sorgen; oenn feline Mutter liegt felt
3tpet Sagen 5u 8ett nno bat allem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16
90
4 q

Balfen our6treu5en Oie nieOere Oet-
fe, fem Seppib be0edt Ocn alten, Ell
denen SuBboOen, MIR Dor Oenl gette
lnO Dor Dem &amine, in meld leb-
term ein BON Der 9l16e bolbbeOedteS
6euer glinunt, liegt ein l6n1aler ab-
geu1bter HliilGltreifen, Ilte, Itetfe,
Mabogonin1obel, oue aus Der 3e1t
oes erlten &oilerrei0eS, rot ln0 lpelB
gelteiite &uttltnOorbunge, Die gleld)
Wclpeulteru bon 8ett llnO 6enlter nie=
OerbGngeu. 9Iul Scr. Gilben cine pein=
li6e llnorOnmA o1fgerinene Yade
DON ultem &innen, 6I0icb6en, Golleu;
ilbcr Ocm 6euer 5mei &ellel> a1i Dem
Yett .entpliN cine unbewegliGe We-
ltolt, nit eutltellten 3iigen, ltorren
2lugen, Oerlpirrtem Saare, - man
tOnnte Oelelbe fir leblOS balten, ent=
l0liipIte ibrem WtunOe nid)t bon 3eit
3u 3eit elm letter &lagelaut.
llnO neben Die lem Bette, luo1clblt
Der SOB einen erbItterten &anpt lie
fert, bel Oielcr 6rau> Ocren falt Der-
5lpeifelter 3ultonO Der erfabrculten
Deibliden Yilcge berOtlgte, libt ell
Monn, Oelien bogere 3iige Die Spu=
rem ser Wfutloligteit troge1 Seit a6t
longeu Gogen unO odt nod longern
ytG6ten lt6t er an oie1en 2a0er, be-
reitet Ben Grant nla6t falte lleber=
16ldge; Oenn an Der neu angenoms
menen MagO bat er feline 9ilfe, 0a lie
aus 6urbt Dor Der &ronfbeit OaS
3imner ibrer 9errin toum 81 betre-
ten magt.
IS miro 0untel. 8 nie lang lin0
Die bon tur5en 5dlaI unterbroHenen,
OOn ben Glogen Der Scranton getriib-
ten StlrnOen! 8ie bart lit e5, 0ieien
unbeWegliben &0rper, Oieie irren
Augen, Oielcs 9lntliB, OaS MIR mebr
t0rperlides SeIO orsOriidt, anlHouen
ju nlilllen! $50 lit Der bobe, flare
Ueilt bingetommen? $50 lit ser belle,
Our6OrIngenO e8lid? Sdpeigt Die
9co1tete, geliebte Stirnne fiir I'M
ner? Nues idlait> cine Yeute Der
lGredlihen Srontbcit> mel6e I'M
gliidliNltet 6oIlc uoh @Oben Oalt=
ern falrn.
W}orcll5 Oentt uoQ 9luglt lluo
Sbrefen an OuS, mas niNt mebr lit
mO niHt mcbr icin fam. Sn oieienl
9ollie l0alteten friibcr nOU 5luci all
Oere 6rouell. &O linO lie, Oua .luutige
Welbopf Dem lnter Dem ltagogc=
manOe ein 10 tapfcres @cr5 lUluA
unO Ou5 lanfte, ltol5e Wt0OUcl> oa5
einen Nugcnblld Ous olte Oiiltere
9aus erbeQte? Sic cine lit tot, Men=
lbentruft mar ni0t iuritonoe, le bic
nieOen 5uritd3ubaltcn. 9ber Die nuOe=
re batte ein mcnig Slid uno 2iebe
an Den einlamen @erO 81 felleln Der
lnodt! 8ie Diel Wliit gcbt Op6 IN Der
Nelt Derloren! 0ie arne 6rolL mel
d]e iebt aus Wangel an Yfle9e piel=
lel1t 5ugrl11oe ging, lpiirOe an Ser
Seite ibrer Nidte mabre Mfutterire1t=
oen gefluloen baben. Marcus ldloB
Die Augen un0 oeriu6te li6 por5lr=
ltellen, Das batte iein tonnen.
Gin leibter 5dritt gleitet our9
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81.
Srau Sormel an 5raulein bon
Rernoel:
Bau, 30. 0e5ember 49,.
9iebe SctopieI
Seit longen Sabren baben mir feis
men NeuiabrStag n1ebr beiiammen
5ugebrodt; ober 1liemals baben mir
eS ieit Der 8enlionS5eit perldunt, uns
an oenTelben eegenieitie @liid 81
miinidn. Seute babe i6 nur einen
8unid: 9i6 pieoer5uieben. 0u bilt
allein uno unabbangig, marum allo
reiielt Ou ni6t otter uno iu6elt Oeine
alte SreunOin auf, Oie gegenwartig
unter einem 10 gefegneten SimmelS-
itribe Deilt? 6reili6, Deine @elun0-
belt permag Die geebel Ser 8reta9ne
81 ertragen, unO gu bait Die Eatig=
felt uno Srii6e zines an0eren 3eit-
alters betpabrt.
Wteinen @ntelinnen 9ebt eS pors
trefflid; ite i6lieBen ii6 t1gli6 IN
niger an ibre rei5enoe Gr5ieberin an.
Dies iunge 0foo6en lit ober aub
tuirtli6 ni6t genug gu loben, es lit
in ieOer 8e0ieblng ausge5ei6net,
td) liebe es tpie Elm Orittes &ino.
8arum oo6 beitebt mein Sobn Oar-
auf mir Margaretbe uno 8lanca meg
5unebmen? Ser @eoante, mid bon
gtoro gu trennen, lit mir, i'd Der-
lidere Di6, auBerit peinlid. 8as
miro aus ibr meroen? sic beoarf
Der 2iebe uno miro ni6t lei6t pleoer
cine quite alte @roBmutter 1pie MIDI
finoen, Die WtitleiOen bat nit ibrer
ginlamfeit un0 Sueeno.
5reili9 gdbe es nod cine anoere
2olung. aonnten mir lte ni9t biel.
lei6t Derbeiraten? @ib mir oo9 Na6.
ridt Dsn ienem 9l0Ootaten, liebe o.
taoie, mel6er io3ulagen ibr 8etter
lit, uno oen id mir bereits gu mei'
nem &omanbeloen auSertpdblt.
Daran ertennIt gu Seine olte
Jreunoin, ni6t Debr? 8as mi41t
Dn2 Sd NOR 10 9liidli6 pdbreno
meiner fur5en @be, 0oB i9 au9 an
oere gliidli6 MAIDEN m0bte. Mls i9
iibrigens Die 8etanntl6aft oes
Serrn Auoraro mo6te> Oa6te i6 gu
crit ni6t an Die Mogli6teit elmer
Seirat; er ibien mir fir gtord 81
alt. Damn entoefte i6, OaB ieine
grauen Saare un0 iein bageres @eli6t
nibt maBgebenO leien. @r i6loB li6
llnlerm &reiie nit groBem @ifer an
l6ien meine junge 6reunOin bon Sag
81 Sag beiler 3u Oerlteben uno 5u
betpunoern unO wurOe bon Sag 81
Sag liebenspiiroi9er, eelprddiger
uno - tpie er ielblt logt - finger.
9eora bemerfte nidts; id) aber lieB
oen 9ingen ibren Sauf. Oo6 lage
ielbit> 1pare Dies niGt eine pa1lenoe
9eirot?
alS er> obne Elm Bort gu iagen,
abreiite, oa fiiblte i6 MIDI freili9
enttaui6t nnO tpar mirtli9 in Ser
lu6ung Die 2olung 81 beI9leunigen,
ibm nit meiner grfabrrng gu Silfe
gu tommen uno 5u3urufen: ,,5ie 1tno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16
Die Welibeyuehnlte
81, Benedict WuvldsuIhe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen ale Aften Won al
ten und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren, Co
waechsen. Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw: BittR
Geld nur durch Post Money Order IN schicken-
Keine Stamps. - so Cents die Schachtel, bel
j. l. Staab, 1900 Valleyview Av., Cleveland. o.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-16

0u noglt 10 oft, 10 fein,
Nils oir nur m0glid lit9en,
Otib loult Ou oenno6 nidt be-
triigeu.
Sin ein5ig Wtol nlr
9alt 0u MIDI betrogen,
Oos fam Oober,
Ou battelt nidt gelogen.
Sefltus.
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+ SoOesatt3etgen +

9t. @ep. MIer, SObn $, SerbeI,
Yfarrer ser ct. Sobn'S Stride in
G1eDelano, Obio., gelt. am 20. Suli
1914, i'm Sitter bon 72 SSSabren
Watbtloa Snnn, gelt am 16. Suli
1914 in @rie, ga.
SenrD SoOemeier, gelt. I'M alter bon
81 Sabren, in 5reeport, 81.
Nidulas 8radtle, gelt. am 7. Suli
1914, tpobl Dorbereitet, in Seters-
burg, Nebr. Gr DinterloBt ieine
Satin. Gifriger 2eer iiber SO
Sabre.
Geter Sdeblotulfi, 9eb. an 3. NoO.
1864 in S6oenlee, BeltpreuBen,
9eut1dlon0; gelt om 27. San.
1914 in 9telpton &ani. sllter &C.
fer 1uo Moblt1ter.
Sobn ). 6rieorid)s, gelt. om 29ltcn
Weai 1914 in Grie Csc, 8.
Sliper 5. 9rnt, gclt OIL 25. &l.ll
1914 in Grie, ga.
Der Gtod er5iebt braoe Weulben,
Sic Ser5ortcllrng ober Saugenibtle.
giner Wteloumg aus Dem 8atitau
3ufolge lit &oro. Moglione, 9tuats-
iefretdr 0e5 Yoplte5, 1blper erfrontt
mem anocren GarOinal iibergebe11.
nrW ou0eren orOinal iibergeben,
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9sittippdt ben 16. aHsnf 1914

betDegt uno glidli1, als bdtten 6iefe
Grd1ren uni9uloiger 9onfbarfett bon.
itdnoig oas gts geiamoI5eu, bas 10
1auge ietne Sugeno eefangen gebalten.
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Der Gtod er5iebt braOe Wenlben,
Sic Ser3ortclung ober Saugeni6tle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-01
News From Saline

Haberer, Doris Hall, Maruine and
Phyllis Henderson. Eleanor Hert-
Ter. Oryille Irwin. Edward Jacobs.
Shirley Kern. Corrine Kingsley.
Grace Kleuter. William Koebbe.
Helen and Lillian Kohler, Madeleine
kurata, Herbert Lang. Bernard
Lewis, Dorothy Mickey, Thelma
Oldridge. Dorothy Otto. Mareella
owen. Carol Rensselaer,. Hide
gard Riba. Martha Sally. Viola
Schaeter. Howard Schmid, Kath-
ryn Scruggs. Della Stollsteimer.
Ruth Stollsteimer. Willard Theur-
er, Harold Wachenhut. Duane
Westphal. and Karl Wurster. Jr.
Commencement exercises will
be held Thursday evening. with
Roscoe Bonisteel OF Ann Arbor
speaking on Some Fundamental"
and Rev. William Bach of the Fed
Grated Church pronouncing the In
vocation and benediction. Clar-
ence Cook OF the Board OF Educa-
ton will present the diplomas. The
program will conclude with the
class song Were Loyal TO You.
Saline High. composed by Gerald
Graf. Hildegard Riba will give
the salutatory and Dorothy Mickey
the valedictory.
Friday evening. the Alumni will
hold a reception at $50 with Wal
ter fowler welcoming the class of
"A. At $3.50 dancing will begin.
The senior class will leave June
S for Mackinaw Island returning
the sth. They will be accompani-
ed by Miss Victoria Stowanski and
Miss Marie Richardson OF the facul-
".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-01

Gillian invasion and the Italian OF.
fensiye. Fritz writes home that Bes-
sic. stout-hear;sd. sieel.skinned
sleek formed creature ls-his hard
worked reconnaissance car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-01
COMMENCEMENT EVENTS
STARTED IN SAlIN


Saline, Mich. June l. Com
meneement events began sunday
evening with the Baccalaureate
at the school auditorium. Miss
Ada Dahlgre2 played the prelude.
professional and occasional. for
which the seniors we're escorted by
L. Juniors Rev. W. F. Baumann
gave the invocation. and benedic-
ton and the address Lifting the
World was by DR.. Fred Lendrum
OF the Methodist Church. Ira
Ffeifle sang a solo.
Class night was Monday evening
with each member, IS in all, TAX
ing part in the program. The class
includes Marie Bird. Harold Bras
SOW. Joyce Braun, Maxine,
Burmeister. Mildred Burmeister.
Richard Burmeister, Marilyn Cam
burn, Georgia Carrothers. Roy
Dechort, Marie Dieterle, Donna
Eastin. Marilyn Eisele. Marylin
Feldkamp, Gerald Graf, Violet
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Mother.pauahter Banquet

The Federated Church sponsored
a Mother-Daughter banquet Thurs
day evening, which was attended
by 1872. The home economics class
prepared and served a two course
banquet at Z o'clock in the school
gymnasium under the direction OF
their teacher. Miss Richardson.
The tables were decorated with
bouquets of mixed flowers and the
appointments were in pastel
shades. Mrs. Frederick Mcbride
pronounced the invocation. Mrs.
Ethel Cum was toastmistress and
the program followed. recitation,
Welcome. Sarah Bottimer: group
singing of familiar nursery rhymes,
led by Mrs. Ruby Bach; greetings
TO daughters. Mrs. Cornelia Hall;
solos, Prayer Perfect, Lullaby
and Mother Macf zee" by Miss
Ada Dahlgren; greetings to moth
ers, Miss Margaret Finch; presen-
tation OF corsages, Mrs. Luella
Parsons; recitation, Sarah Cook :
piano duet, Mrs. Eileen Austin and
her three year old daughter. Joan !;
reading, Miss Jeanne Parsons;
solos, Mother, and my Moth
er's Bible. Mrs. Bach; song, God
Bless America, assembly. Mrs.
Bessie Collins was accompanist.
The mothers honored were Mrs.
Cuffs mother, Mrs. Chambers, old
est mother; Mrs. Kenneth Dechert.
youngest mother; Mrs. Ronald
Tower, who was accompanied by
three daughters.
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Graduates from Albion

Mrs. Bette Bearss Ettig was one
Of the graduates from Albion Col
lege, where she majored in music
and has taken a prominent part in
the musical events at the college.
Her mother and sister, Mrs. Grover
Burgin. attended the commence
ment exercises.
The Lois class OF the Methodist
Sunday School entertained their
mothers at the home OF their
teacher, Mrs. c. A. Curtiss, Friday
evening.
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md slogan this year was $4,000
"a" He made bis contribution
o the cause a check for s4444 dat
4 - a. And he was thanked BY
Hamilton President W. X. Covley
aged -.
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NEVER LET'S HIN DOWN

TROY, y. Y-UP-Cpl. Paul
Fritz OF Troy has seen a lot OF &C.
ton with friend named Bessie"
they've been through the Tunisi.
an campaign. Pantelleria siege. 81.
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HE'S JOLLY GOOD FELLo,

CLINTON. y. Y-UP-lt vas q
spirit OF 'he thing that caugh
Hamilton college Alumnus Charie
h. Seayer. New YORK broker. wheI
he learned that HAmll,ons Alumni
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Mr.. and Mrs Gordon BottImer
moved the last of the week to
Genoa. ILL., Their home on S. Ann
Arbor St. has been sold to Mr..
and Mrs. Orrin Corl, who will soon
move here
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HAPPY TWILIGHT

BANGOR. Me.-UP-Despi,e her
9s years. Mrs. Sarah II Bigelow OF
Bangor, granddaughter OF a Bunker
nm drummer. is an accomplished
pianist. needle worker. and taxi.
lermist.
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LETTERS THAT COUNT

WEST BRUNSWICK, Me.-UP-
Mrs Cecil Whalen takes care Of Is
children at home and writes weekly
TO her five others who are in the
armed forces.
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DAUGHTER Born

A daughter was born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Irwin Schmid at St Joseph
Hospital, Ann Arbor. May Is.