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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REMAINING
ASSETS OF THE CITIZENS saw
ines

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
TO an order and decree Of said court,
duly entered on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1914, the undersigned Re-
ceiver will offer for sale on the nth
day OF October, A. d. 1914. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
Eastern War time, or at any subse-
quent time and hour as approved by
said court, at this office located at SOC
Monitor Leader Building. City Of
Mount Clemens. Michigan. all the re-
naming property both real and person
al of the Citizens Savings Bank at
public or private auction, collectively
or separately for the best prices OBJ
tainabe 20 he highest bidder, for
cash, ten per cent 400 to be paid
down at the time of sale, balance 10
be paid within three t3l days after
the sale. Said property Will be offered
for sale subject TO all claims, liens
and encumbrances OF any name and
nature. the Receiver selling what ever
interest he may have in the assets,
without recourse or warranty of any
kind of character. That the Receiver
has on file al his office a list describ-
ing the assets. 10 be sold and which
said list is open for examination by
any party or parties interested in buy
ing the property at the sale above
described.
Any sale or sales will be made sub
ject to confirmation of the court be-
fore said sale or sales become absolute
and confirmation of said sale or sales
viii be brought on for hearing before
sand court on the cath day of October
A. D., 1914, at ten o'clock in the FORE
noon, Eastern War time. or as soon
thereafter as may be proper.
Any creditor or stockholder OF the
Citizens Savings Bank may become
either personally or by his agent or
gents, purchaser or purchasers OF
any of the said property at such sale
or sales.
In the event any purchaser or pur-
chascrs shall fail 10 comply with any
of the conditions OF the said sale or
any terms of the Court in respect there
10 or in respect 10 the payment in cash
or any part OF the purchase price
aforesaid. all sums received from or
paid by such purchaser or purchasers
will unless the Court shall otherwise Ii
rect, be forfeited as a penalty for such
failure.
b A. KALAHAR.
Receiver of the Citizens
Savings Bank. a Mchi-
gan Banking Corporation,
OF Mount Clemens, Mich.
NUNNELEY & NUNNELEY,
Attorneys for Receiver,
22l Mount Clemens Savings Bank Bldg
Mount Clemens, Michigan.
Sept. %, 20; Oct. 6-M.-L.
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Leader. newspaper printed and cir
| culated In said County.
JOSEPH ". TRoMBLY,
Judge of Probate.
A true COPY:
| MARY HARRISON
| Register of Probate.
Sept .2e-M.-L.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AZ a session OF said court held in the
County Building in the City of Mt
Clemens. on the 9th day of September
present: HON. ALTON H. NOE. Cir
cult Judge.
In this cause Il satisfactorily appear.
ing to the court nowhere that the De-
PENDANTS Henry o. Smith, Jane NJ
Smith. Ezra F. Sibley Alkaline A. Sib-
ley. Marcus s, Lyon, Elizabeth Lyon,
John Manning, Hannah Manning. al.
pheus Conger, Harriet Conger. Louis
Morse. and Carrie c.. Richardson. or
their known heirs, devisees, legatees
and assigns. are necessary and proper
parties 10 the above entitled cause, and
that the said Plaintiffs, Emile Rock
George Wanncr and Christine Wanner,
by their attorney. Reinhardt A Nank
have made and filed their affidavit
showing that the present addresses or
where bouts Of said Defendants or
their unknown heirs, dcvisccS legatees
and assigns arc unknown and that IL
cannot be ascertained in what state or
country the said Defendants, or any Of
them reside.
On motion Of Reinhardt A. Nank, a..
iorrev for the Plaintiffs, 1T IS Or
DERED that said Defendants cause
their appearance to be entered herein
within three months from the date of
said bill be taken as confessed by said
Defendants. or their unknown heirs.
devisees. legatees and assigns.
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that
within forty days said Plaintiffs cause
a copy Of this order 10 be published 10
the Monitor-Leader. a newspaper print.
cd. published and circulated In said
county. such publication 70 be continued
therein once IN each week for six
weeks In succession.
ALTON II. NOE,
Circuit Judge.
REINHARDT A. NANK,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Business Address:
22j Mt. Clemens savings Bank Bldg (,
MI Clemens. Michigan. I'LL
TAKE NOTICE THAT THIS SUIT
involves and IS brought 20 quiet title 10
the following described pieces or par
cells OF land situate and being In the
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY

EMILE ROECK. GEORGE WAN
NER and CHRISTINE WANNER,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
HENRY o SMITH. JANE NJ
SMITH, EZRA F SIBLEY ADA
LINE A. SIBLEY. MARCUS s.
LYON. ELIZABETH LYON JOHN
MANNING, HANNAH MANNING.
ALPHEUS CONGER. HARRIET
CONGER. LOUIS MORSE, and CAR
RTE G. RICHARDSON, or their UNI
known heirs, devisees, legatees and
assigns,
Defendants.
No. l4,42s
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY

RUDOLPH f. RBICHERT. State
Banking Commissioner, Plaintiff,
vs.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, a Mich
igan banking corporation OF Mount
Clemens, Michigan, Defendant.
No. B64t
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Mary Malfsit-Estate-Claims
nec nhrr I0II

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County of Macomb.
At session OF said Court held al
the Probate Office In the City OF Mt
Clemens in the said County. on the 9th
day of September, A. D. 1914.
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a true COPY
MABY HARRISON,

Register OF Probate.
John T. LUNGERHAusEN,
Attorney for Charles J, RelmoIo'
Guardian. Lawyers Building
Mt. Clemens, Michigan. -, m NJ,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-25

CLUB INITIATES ONE

The Ainsley-Mereness Club al
its regular meeting Friday after.
noon at GAR. Hall initiated Nancy
Schofield.
Under Patriotic Work, jeanne
Ross and June Gillette reported tax.
ing a donation TO the Red Cross be-
fore the meeting.
Dolores Wilburn was reported III.
Good deeds were reported by Joy
Walters, Marilyn Bischoff. Muriel
Wolf, June gillette. Phyllis Schaab,
jeanne Ross, Margaret Packard
and Dolores Wolf.
The Club will hold an Easter
party on April IA from 4:30 TO s
p. m.
The director appointed Marilyn
Bischoff, Muriel and Dolores Wolf
and Bessie Belden to work on the
scrap book OF Believe 1t or Not"
clippings for the State Hospital,
at her home, April l.
Phyllis Schaab and Virginia
Dicks sang a duet Say a Prayer
for the Boys Over There for the
Margaret Packard and Dolores
Wolf will entertain at the April IS
meeting. Banks holding s1S.75, the
price OF bond. will be presented to
each entertainer.
The director reported she had not
bought the flannel to be used for
Boyer Hospital baby ward, as she
had been visiting in Cleveland, o.,
but would have It for the next
meeting.
At the Easter party prizes will
be given for the prettiest and the
funniest Easter eggs.
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Service Briefs

A Japanese pay book" sent home
by Pfc. Robert Mstthies OF the L. S.
Marine Corps has Just been re.
ceived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Matthies, OF this city.
The small booklet was found In a
Japanese officers leather case the
day the Japanese landed near Lau-
ma River last November. IL had
apparently been used for accounts.
The censor had "found IL TO be OF
no military value" Pfc. Matthies
took part in the Bougainyille cam
paign and is now in a rest camp.
He entered the service IS months
ago.
Cpl Robert d. Downs, PAS
Holmes Rd, and Private ROLAND
l.. Dysinger are included in a list
OF men in the European theater OF
operations who have been trained
TO razor edge They have been
given hand TO hand combat train
ing. long marches. and constant
"toughening up" exercises.
Medical Replacement Training
Center, Camp Berkeley, Texas, Mar.
25-In a move designed to ultimate
ly relieve thousands OF medical Of
ficers for duties more demanding
OF their complete professional
knowledge, the second six-weeks
class of the school for Medical Ad-
Corps Officers recent
ly began training here. Among Of
ficers in the class are End 1t. John
II. Grant, OF Maple St. Ypsilanti;
2nd It. Bernard f. Gilbert. 30, OF
$3.50 Whitaker Road, Ypsllanti;
and End 1t Charles William Lever
EFT. 20. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
R. Leyerett, OF Route No. 2, Ypsi-
lanti, Mich.
Word has been received from
Hutchinson. Kansas. that 1t q. g.
Arnold Helmerdinger has been
transferred TO the Naval Air Base
at Norman, Oklahoma. Mrs. Helm
accompanied him there
where they have an apartment.
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High School Will
Have Junior Division Party

Paul Ungrodt and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Newhouse
Norman Cobb assisted by Donald
Thompson will take the tickets
az the door.
Keith Morrison assisted by Jerry
Richards. Rene Sunedurf, Richard
Barney. Wendell Green. Jack
Bush. Thomas Bates. Donald Nafe,
Donald Tomford. Richard Bowman.
Donald Wallace. Zadack St John,
Robert and Richard Wagner, ar
ranged the chairs, piano and plat.
form.
George Helyey assisted by other
men teachers and the following
boys. has charge OF cleanup;
Charles Everard. Robert Chapelle,
Robert Bogardus. Donald Clark
William Fidler, Christopher Cum
mings. Robert Schock, Thomas
Shepherd. James Stapleton. Eugene
Thayer. William wynn. John Power
Donald Reddaway, Jack Marble,
and Lowell Perry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Teaboldt is gen
eral chairman.
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BAPTISTS WELCOME
TURNER'S AT DINNER

The Baptist people were happy
TO welcome back the II. l.. Turner
family. Hillsdale, formerly OF this
city, 10 the church fellowship din.
ner in the social hall, Friday eve
ming.
After the delicious dinner served
to 175 OF the church people, Rev.
William r. Shaw led group sing
ing, and introduced the guests,
President Turner OF Hillsdale Col
lege, Mrs. Turner, daughter Marie
and son Leonard, a member OF the
Hillsdale College faculty and three
college students.
DR.. Turner'S very fine address on
the education OF youth for peace
was greatly appreciated by the
large gathering. The Hillsdale Col
lege visitors entertained with violin
and vocal selections.
The meeting was closed with the
singing OF a hymn and prayer by
the pastor.
For the dinner. Mrs. Milford Os.
burn was kitchen chairman, and
Mrs. Leroy Thayer, dining room
chairman.
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Calendar Of Social Events

Junior Membership OF American Legion Auxiliary o'clock
gion Home
SUNDAY
Ypant Post and Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars farewell
party for Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolff cancelled
MONDAY
Yplan Chapter number 80;
initiation $50. Masonic Temple lodge
City number Pythias clock X p
Hall
Monday Luncheon Club luncheon shep.
Royal Neghbors Oak Camp number 1889 1880. GAR. Hall
ipsianu Chosers of Ypsan High Ypsilan
School lunch
Girl troop three o'clock Hail. troop r.
315, St John troop S:15 John; troop 6 o'clock
Harriet; 49, 3:45 Central: o.
weather; Brownie troop number rs. o'clock, Central
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Denton News
OLIVER FORD RITES
CONDUCTED IN DEA

CONDUCTED IN DEARBORN
Denton, Mar 25-Funeral ser
vices were held in Dearborn for
Oliver Ford. He passed away at
Boyer Hospital, where he had been
for nearly three weeks. Mr.. Ford
had been in failing health for some
time, and had the misfortune to fall
and break his limb. He had been
blind since 1913. He was a mem
Der Of the Denton Methodist
Church. He married Mrs. Etha
Bailey in September, 1913.
Mr.. Ford was born in Dearborn
Township February II, 1869, the
son OF Henry and Mary Ford.
There are two sisters surviving,
Mrs. Maria Radford and Mrs. Nam
cy Reed. Detroit. A brother. James,
Plymouth. passed away four years
ago. as did a sister Lena, and
brother. George, a number OF years
ago
Mrs. Etha Ford. his wife, passed
away May 20, 1882. Since that
time Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cheney
have lived with and cared for him.
He also is survived by numerous
relatives and friclds.. Among the
floral pieces was one from Henry
Ford, the auto magnate. Mr..
Ford was a cousin. Rev. George 7.
Neyin officiated.
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Farewell Tea Given
Mrs. Carl Graves

A delightful farewell tea honor
ing Mrs. Carl Graves, who is leay-
ing Saturday for New York. where
she will make her home, was given
by St. Luke's Guild and St. Luke's
League OF Women, Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Harry
Stevens, chairman OF the league.
Assisting hostesses we're Mrs.
Lester Miller, Mrs. Russell Watts,
Mrs. Edward Sweet and Mrs. Will
liam Snyder.
Mrs. Graves was remembered
with a very nice gift from the two
organizations. the presentation be-
ing made by Mrs. Stevens. About
80 were present.
Mrs. Robert Stephens, president
OF the Guild and Miss Gertrude
Phelps poured at the white spread
tea table, which had p beautiful
floral centerpiece OF spring flow
ers.
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Shower Compliments
Miss Phyllis Hammond

A delightful miscellaneous show
err vas given by Miss Maxine Bor.
usch. Thursday evening, in honor
OF Miss Phyllis Hammond, who is
soon to become the bride OF Lieut..
Richard kruse, who is at present
stationed in Panama City. Florida.
The color scheme was yellow and
white. a feature Of the decorations
being a parasol that was given the
hostess several years ago by Miss
Mary Goddard and which was COW
cred with crepe paper steamers.
The evening was spent playing
Ounco. with. prizes awarded to Miss
Juanita Badger and Miss Marilyn
Croghan.
Many lovely gifts we're presented
to the bride-elect. Refreshments
were served at the close OF the eve
ming.
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SUNDAY

Arts and Crafts. Is. p. m, Viii
low Lodge No. Recreation Build
ing.
Catholic Masses, 9 and II a. m,
Willow Lodge Hall.
Inter Church Worship, 1890 p.
m, Willow Lodge Hall.
Church School, 1880 p. m, vii.
low Lodge Hall.
Choir Practice. $50 p. m, vii.
low Lodge Hall.
Evening Inter-Church, SD. m,
Willow Lodge Hall.
Christian Youth Fellowship, 9:15
.. m, Willow Lodge Hall
Protestant Church School. II
a. m. and p. m, Foster School.
Protestant Worship, -, 5, 8, Fos-
ter School.
Protestant Church School -
noon, Ross School
Protestant Worship. l, AIS.
Ross School.
Sunday School Glass, II a III.
Christ Church.
Church Services, II noon, Christ
Church.
Adult Glasses. 4 p. m, Christ
Church.
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The last Junior Division party
for YpSilanti High School. for the
present school year, will be held in
the gymnasium this evening from
1880 to 1920. The High School
Dance Orchestra composed OF IL
members. under the direction OF
Leland Randall. will furnish the
music.
Decorations are in charge OF Mrs
Helen Mass. chairman, and Miss
Justine Enss, art director John
Duguid, Ralph King and the follow,
ing students: Patty Webb, chair.
man, Sharon Sturgeon. Ann Raglan,
Donald Wallace. Ned McWherter.
Don Nafe. William Haines. Jean
MCGOWAN, Margaret Moore. Dorothy
Russ, william wynn. Joan Miller,
Robert Marble. Audrey Jacobson.
Patsy McCauley, Margaret Moore.
June short. Elizabeth Short. Eliza
beth Afford, Annette BorSt, Lee Os.
senheimer. Madelon Johnson and
James Holdridge.
Spring Is the motif Refresh.
ments are IN charge OF Miss Wilma
Byers, Miss Caroline Lewis. Miss
Viola Milks. Mrs. Mary Boutell and
Mrs. Jean Raglan.
Entertainment is in charge OF
Miss Iris Andrews and Miss Bern
fee Jacobs OF the phys.cal education
department.
Miss Bernice Inwood and Miss
Teresa Limman assisted by the
Student Council members Of the
junior division will act as a recep.
ton committee. They have the fol-
lowing parents as chaperons Mr.
and Mrs Kenneth Hathaway, Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Hunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. William HAYES. Mr.. and Mrs
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Draft

Continued from Page One)
ties whose essentially Is beyond
question.
5. In the interim before the com
mittee completes its job, state draft
directors will accept recommends
ton from the principal war agen-
cies for deierment Of irreplaceable
personnel.
Hersheys order to Selective Serv.
ice officials IL in line with the urg.
ent demands OF the military servic-
es for young troops and reflects the
fact that draft quotas Jagged while
occupational deferments mounted
and older men, unsuitable for front
line action, went into uniform.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-25
Drivers Will be Given
Recognition for Safety

Associated Truck Lines, Inc, Will
honor at a dinner in the Rowe
Hotel. Grand Rapids. Michigan,
this evening, fourteen OF its drivers
who have an accident free record
during the past five years, with the
drivers wives joining in the honor.
Ira A. Moore, president OF the
company, will preside as toastmas-
ter. with presentation OF gold rings
with a sardonyx set being made by
Fred G. Thinner. executive vice
president and general manager Of
the company.
Representatives OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Office of
Defense Transportation, Michigan
State Highway Department, Mich
igan State Police. Michigan Public
Service Commission, Grand Rapids
Police Department. Grand Rapids
Safety Council and Hartford Insur-
ance Company will be in attendance
at this presentation dinner.
Charles Holmes is associated with
the Associated Truck Lines. Inc.
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Deaths
MRS. HAROLD =. sAYLEs

Word has been received OF the
death OF Mrs. Harold F. Sayles in
Oak Park, H., Friday evening. She
was formerly Lucy Jenness, daugh-
ter OF John r. Jen ess and Lucy
Moore Jenness. and was born
March 20. 1883. in Detroit. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs. John
Ruckman. Oak Park, Ill. Burial
services will be conducted in High
land Cemetery, Monday at AIS.
Mrs. Sayles was a leader in
church and social life in Ypsilanti.
She was married TO Rev. Harold F.
Sayles. a nationally famous Sing
ing evangelist. and at one time
was part owner OF the Ypsilantl
Commercial. Besides her daugh-
ter. she is survived by grand
daughter. Betty Sayles; a nephew,
Prof. Carl Coe. OF the University
OF Michigan faculty, Ann Arbor,
and a niece. Mrs. Lee Banghart,
Battle Creek. Her grandson, John
Jenness Ruckman, was killed in an
airplane crash last November when
in training.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed by Rev. Ramon Bair.
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Municipal Court

Charged with being intoxicated
and disorderly. Mary Baldwin, 4 S.
Summit St, was given alternative
OF paying SIS or OF spending 10
days in Jail this morning, when she
was arraigned before Justice Ar
thur NJ. Vandersall. Cletus Porter,
Willow Village, was awaiting ar
raignment on charges OF disorder
ly conduct after he was arrested
by police at the Lincoln Cafe. 16
W. Michigan Ave. where he alleg
eddy had engaged in an argument
with several seryicemen. For
speeding Rwayne Burke paid fine
OF $40
Receipts in court for Friday were
S153.04.
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Careless Smokers
Blamed for Fires

The Willow Run Area Fire De
partment made two runs Friday,
both due to careless smokers. At
1890 a. m. they extinguished a
blaze in Dormitory ]. where four
cushions OF a chair were burned.
About four o'clock in the after
noon they extinguished another
fire in an upholstered chair in
the North Recreation Building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-25
In The Sick Room

Little Delillah. Ashby, nine year
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Delvin
Ashby. underwent an appendecto-
my at Boyer Hospital, Friday after
noon.
Robert Fanslow. eight-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fan
slow. is guaranteed az his home
with scarlet tfever
Nancy Lou Gibson, daughter o.:
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gibson, 1888
+. Forest Ave, underwent an emer-
gency appendectomy Friday at
Beyer Hospital.
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Births

Son: Robert Earl, to Corp. and
Mrs. Robert Earl Young, at st. Jo-
seph's Hospital. March 10. Weight
seven pounds one ounce. Mrs.
Young was formerly Miss Murita
Strom. Corp. Young is now home
on a 10 day leave.
Som: To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Townsend, 1893 Wizard Road, Fri
day, at Boyer Hospital. Weight nine
pounds.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hall, 421 Jefferson St. Mar. %, at
Boyer Hospital. weight: five
pounds 1874 ounces.
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Chaplin

Continued from Page One)
mittedly contained notes on a great
amount OF evidence he had hoped
to introduce, remarked:
This shuts the door on our
books"
The remark came after an
hours conference at the bench
among himself, L. S. Attorney
Charles X. Carr and Judge O'Con-
nor-the exact nature OF which
must remain untold and followed
a single question to which the red
headed Carr objected violently.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-25

Ray Wardel returned to work
Monday after being i'll all last week
with a hard cold.
Mrs. Vada Ridge was a business
visitor in Monroe Tuesday.
Joseph Szabo and Mickey Kuzma
were business visitors in Deerfield
Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Szabo and children
visited Mrs. Peter E. Johnston and
family. Milan, Saturday.
Sunday visitors and dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Imhoff were
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Jones, De
troit, and Nancy Szabo.
Charles Tomlison returned to
the home OF his son, Robert Tomli-
son and family, Monday, after
spending several weeks in Detroit
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Merl DeCair. Mr.. DeCair is in the
service and tationed in a camp
in Mississippi. Mrs. DeCair also
spent Monday at the Robert Tomli-
son home.
Joseph Szabo and mother, Mrs.
Rose Szabo. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph King and family. Detroit,
Saturday.
Mrs. Ida Wayne and Mrs. Stella
Imhoff were business visitors in
Ypsilanti Monday. Mrs. Imhoff
was a caller in Ypsilanti Thursday.
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APPOINTED DIRECTOR

Detroit, Mar. 25-INS-- Detrpit's
first WAC. Capt. Helen Gardiner
has been appointed director Of the
Women's Army Corps in the Ninth
Service Command the War De-
partment announced Friday. Capt.
Gardiner had previously served as
officer OF the WAC in
the Seventh Service Command
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THE Willow RUN NEWS
Volunteer Firemen
Plan Benefit Dance

A volunteer fireman's' benefit
dance will be April l in the Will
low Lodge theatre under the spon-
sorship OF the Edsel B. Ford Post
OF the American Legion. Dancing
will last from nine to five with
music provided by one band and
two orchestras.
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At College

At College
A. c. Max Carven Collins, USNR.
is at st. Mary's Pre-Flight College
at st. Mary's, Calf, where he was
sent March 8 for further pilot
training, He had been at Walla
Walla, Wash, for two and half
months.
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Missing

Norman Schneider, 407 Charles
St, requested police assistance Fri.
day afternoon in locating Donald
Raymond, 80, whom he declared
has been missing since last Mon
day. when he left. presumably to go
to the grocery store. He described
Mr.. Raymond as being five feet
eight inches in height. 1870 pounds,
with dark hair and eyes.
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Class Entertained

The Get Acquainted Class OF the
Methodist Sunday School was en-
tertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Campbell for their pot
luck supper and social evening Mr..
Johnson, Detroit. spoke on The
Power OF Persuasion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-25
HONOR NEWSPAPER MAN

PHILADELPHIA. Pains A
Liberty ship Is. to be named for
Robert Z. Lewis. former Phlladel-
phia newspaper man. and American
Red Cross worker. killed in plane
crash at Port Moresby.