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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02
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LONDON-AP The Moscow ra-
do broadcast Tass dispatch from
Zurich today asserting that Col.
Hans Jesschonnek. 44-year.old chief
OF staff OF the German Air Force.
whose sudden death was announced
in Berlin on Aug. 20. 1945, had been
involved in plot to replace Reichs-
marshal Herman Goeriug.
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Legal Notices
SALE or REAL ESTATE


No 2342s
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro.
bate Court for the County OF Wash
tenaw.
Ata session OF said Court held NJ
the Probate office in tie CITY Of Ann
ATbor, in said County on the i3th
dav OF January, A. u. 1910.
Present, Hon. Jay @. Pray Judge
o. Probate
In the Matter NJ the Estate OF
Richard d. Adiska, Minor
William H. Wilson. guardian. hav-
ins filed In said Court lis petition
praying for license - cell the inter
est OF said est1'e In certain real
estate therein described, Tor the pur-
pose Of investing tht proceeds there
OF or putting the same out at inter
est
IL Is Ordered. That the iItn day OF
February. A. y. i944. a. ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. at said Probate Of
flee, be and IN hereby appointed for
hearing said petition. and that all
persons Interested in said estate ap-
pear before said Court, al said time
ard place, 70 show cause why Ii
censs 20 sell the interest NJ said
estate In said real estate SHOULD not
be granted
n Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton OF copy OF THIS order. for
three successive weeks previous 20
said day OF hearing. IN the YpsilantI
Daily Press. new spaDsl .iT.I.ed ana
o.. lated in said 90 futg
Jay q PRAY.
Judge OF Probate
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale

u Ro0M MODERN APT. HOUSE
Two tAta-. garage. a-touatic OF
heat. tsooo.a terms $500 down
X Peet Rea.tor. 50 No. Huron ST.
Phone i5ii.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near cross
Z room house. large lot grape ar
boz. barn. garage! $500 Easy
terms n Peet. res.tor. 50 North
Huron 81 Phone 1871
NEAR GROVE STREET on East
Michigan Ave Business frontage
with six room house. bata, furnace,
5000. Terms II. T.. Pcet Realtor
50 y Huron - Paone l5l
LOVELY sRoOM HOUSE. 8 months
old. Full basement, l-xS2 recreation
room Lawn seeded. rs Dwight
81 by owner.
6 ROOM HOUSE. lard wood floors.
bath. furnace. garage. close in.
near Michigan Ave. $500. Terms
$1,000 down. Immediate posses,
sion. X Peet Rea,tor. So No.
Huron 81 Phone 1871
ANN ARHOR q miles west 5.sI
acres New room house, Well
built Of pre-war material lnsu!st-
81 metal weather stripping. Pres
sare water system. Long living
room Hardwood floors Beautiful
tub. shower. fun basement. fur
mace, heated garage. House situat-
ed on HIN top with fine location
for second house Black ground
along small spring fed stream for
garden. School store. bus line neat
by. $500. Orl Ferguson. s2S
Forest Phone 22S39 Ann Arbor.
ROOM HOUSE-hard wood floors.
bath, furnace, garage. immediate
possession 500 ca n. Near Bomb
er. Phone 2i95-R between II a. m.
sni 4 p. m.
GARAGE HOUSE. 2Ox32, with lot
ger, 72l Ford Blvd. between WILLOW
Village sftrttgan Ave
MODERN 3 ROOM HOUSE
with garage. house. $500 cash
BY owner. $40 River St Pm. 635-J.
WEST SIDE near Normal room
bungalow, bath. furnace. Nice To-
cation. s3,s15,0o. Terms II, Poet
Realtor. SO y. Huron. Phone tj5l
II ROOMS Modetu Apt. house. Hot
air heat, In best or condition. Full
~ furnished. $500 down. al
Emmett 81.
MODERN room house FOR sale
Large lot with cherries raspber-
ries and asparagus bed. 2 car gar
age. Phone lG2F23 Saline collect.
WIDE FRONTAGE on view corner
room modern house. close in
$500 Terms H. Poet, Realtor. 81
y. Huron St Phone 1871.
FOR QUICK SALE, list your houses
today with Harry G, Poet. Realtor.
over rs years Real Estate expert
ence. 50 y. Huron ST. Phone 1871.
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NEW YORK-UP-Film Actress
Joan Fontaine. 1852 Academy
Award wilmer. was in Roosevelt
Hospital Tuesday recovering from
an attack OF bronchitis. Her illness
forced her 10 cancel plans for .
Connecticut War Bond tour.
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Announceme nts
Auction Sale

SATURDAY., FEB. at J D. ~.
sharp Ut - T. corner Of city
Parking Lot. Milan, Mich Dress
err 10 chests NJ drawers. beds,
springs. mattresses. stards. ia
b'es. gateleK tables, clocks and
other articles too numerous 10
mention. Terms cash Milford Os
burn auctloneer. John Butler.
Prom
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Real Estate
Houses For Sal.

houses ror oAis
Check Over
These New
ListIngs
MUST SELL NOW Local business
man being indicted into army.
Must settle affairs in q days
A chance to obtain a modern
bedroom home IN a nice location
on the West Side. New oil burnt
err Wall 10 wall carpet In living
room. Venetian blinds. Big lot.
Price, $500.
CLOSE IN. First class room
home. Only : blocks from down
town. All IN good shape. Full
basement with laundry trays and
hot air stoker-fed furnace. Gar
age. Price, $1,000.
BUNGALOW; Will sell either fur
-nished or unfurnished. Built
only short time. Lot over zoo
feet deep. Close to Prospect
school Price. f465O, on terms.
5000 extra for furniture iuclud-
ing stove. refrigerator. washing
machine. etc. This one Will 90
fast
EAST CROSS; Just outside city
limits. s rooms and bath. a GOOD
buy II YOU can pay cash. Price
$500. Immediate possession
Low PRICE: rooms and bath.
on paved Highway near Ypsi.
Now vacant and you can move
in when you make the down pay
ment. Price, $1,000. $3.50 down.
S35 month.
UNFINISHED: 5 rooms and bath.
Just west OF city limits Plumb
ing and heating not Installed.
lots. Only $500 cash.
PRICE CUT: Down goes the price
TO $3.50 on 40 acres OF scenic
rolling land, north OF Ypsi. Ideal
setting for country home. Terms
II desired tho bldgsJ
Ehnon & Greenstreet
r E h l. TO K S
40 w. Michigan. Phone iIJT
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LESS THAN RENT
$50 PER MONTH Ella. PLAN
Nice living room, bedrooms,
kitchen, bathroom, second floor,
recreation room. furnace, laun-
dry tubs. Insulation. sidewalks.
Several purchase plans TO suit
your pocket book.
T.. Rodgers SvlrrSfer
S07 r. Forest Ave. Phone l4s
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Real Estate
suburban Property

= Allen Road. modern bungalow.
$500. Terms II C. Peet, ~ y.
Huron ST Phone 1911
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-02

NORA q. BORGERT.
Register or Probate
Adv. 3-202
MONTROSE. Colo. Up - APP
proXimately 900 men were idle to-
day az the diggings OF the L. 8.
Nanadium Corp near Uravan.
source OF wary al uranium and
vanadium after the company ord
cred the mines and plant closed
following xalkout in the adjacent
coal mine.
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Merchants spec,ats
Batteries

Batteries
GRADE | TIRES
THoRNE TIRE co, 900 f. Michigan
TABLE LAMPS Complete with
SHADES, $3.50 and up. ipsilanti
piano Co, 4O2 f. Michigan.
TRUNKS 1896 Up
sUITCAsEs $3.50 Up
SLEEP SHOP-i0 W. Michigan
FOR FLOORS that are colorful and
smart. Easy to clean and thrifty.
See our large selection OF Arm
strong FLOOR Covering and inlald
Linoflor. Grinnell Bros. 2i0 w
Michigan
Merchandise Wanted
w AN TED
TO BUY SMALL TWO
WHEEL TRAILER. Ron
R-5S CARE PRESS.
WE WILL PAY best cash price for
old sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners singer Shop. Pm. 9i2-W.
WANTED-OLD FASHIONED
PIANO STOOLS
PHONE $50
For Sale or Exchange
GAS STOW Es Anything or
value bought or exchanged Fields.
20 r. cross 81. Phone 2O92
DIRT. ssno and Grsvei
CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered or T. .. -. Pit
WHITAKER & COOLING 90.
1900 Gale Rd. Phone 2o2o-J7
Automotive
House Trsliers For Sale
NEW TRAILERS Trade IN yonr
present trailer on a new Roycraft,
Nagabond Royal, Alma. or TraVelo.
Also large stock Of used trailers
Terms 70 suit. open evenings Self
horns $50 Ecorse IA. pm. 2f7s-J
TRAILER STOVES, blowers. oven
ranges, also l9ii Trallers On dis
play Kraft Trailer Sales, 1922 y
Michigan.
Automobiles For salI
1872 PLYMOUTH Special De Luxe
Radio. heater defroster and extras
Tres motor and BODY perfect
$500. Leaving To- Merchant Ma
riHe Mr. Gogo. ll5 college Place
Phone s5e-J.
FOR SALE-TORD 2 DOOR SEDAN.
,, Mode 20 g. Harris I'd or
Phone 2GaS-W.
1886 FORD TUDOR S225.0O
Mechanically good New brakes.
Tires good. Clean interior p.
"A. 2-is17 after $50 before Sat.
1897 LINCOLN ZEPHYR SEDAN. Z
doors Fair condition. Radio and
heater. Phone 10CG-J
Wanted To Buy
-f'Yt-U WHEEL TRAILER
Without tires
Call 1871 Ips.laHti after $40.
Automobiles For Exchange
1879 CHEVROLET PICKUP, good
tres 20 exchange for car 1921
swansea SO willow village.
FOR sALE-or trade FOR car Dodge
pickup 80. 10. shape Tires
very good Box R-sl care u Press.
Employment
Help Msnteo-Msls
MAN WANTED
To work In Dairy.
293 y. Prospect
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone 4i3 ~ ss5g. see ST. Long
rocker o. 100 /. Cross So
ROUTE Man, Married. for city milk
route. so 20 $50 and comm ssion.
permanent position. Phone 1873.
Help Wsnted-remsi.
WOMAN FOR HorsEwORK and
are ~ invalid Two IN family.
salary or husbands room and
board s2t Congress s.
sALESLADY- Experienced selling
coafz. dresses and salts steady
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily consecutive insertions foovS
one Ten days. Sc
Special for advertisements.
taken than Of lines Count words 10 Ina
reject classified
Will than Incorrect insertion
Ad Taker.
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Merohandise For sais

Merchandise For SAFE
NEW SHOWER STALL. complete.
new burner cook stove. white
porcelain. Garage doors and cup
board doors odd dishes. tables and
rag rug Y -. Singer Sewing Ma
chine, box top, good condition.
Many other articles. 1909 Packard.
USED RADIATION AND BOILERS.
Dust top filters. 1850 each. O. A
Hankinson a 60. lis Pearl 81
FULLER BRUSHES
Phone Npsi 1858 or
Saline l90FG
DIAMOND RING stones-mAn's
Ladies' engagement ring. thre.
stones. Also blue sapphire with
? diamonds. 20 u street, Willow
Court
MlNNOWS AND WIGGLERS FOR
ICE FISHING Ross Ableson, 304
Jarvis. Tel l2sl-W.
WARDROBE TRUNK, also steamer
Trunk for sale. Base drum. Phone
ll56-W.
WHITNEY barry CARRIAGE s mos.
old, good condition. Rubber tires
$40 Stanley st. Phone 1911.
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Automotive

rouse Irhllefs FOR oale
NEW TRAILERS Trade In yonr
present trailer on new Roycraft,
Nagabond. Royal, Alma. or TravelO.
Also large stock Of used trailers
Terms 70 suit. open evenings Self
horns $50 Ecorse ia. PIN. 2f7S-J
TRAILER STOVES, blowers. oven
ranges. also I3it Trailers on dis
play Kraft Trailer Sales, 1922 r.
MtchtRau
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Musical Equipment

Buy A FACTORY RECONDITIONED
upright piano with the privilege OF
trading n In on a console when
production is resumed. Grinnell
Bros 2lO W Michigan
PIANOS Fought. sold. exchanged,
and rented. Ypsilanti Piano Co. 4o2
= Michigan
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Farm Products ana Equipment

Farm PRODUCTS ana Equipment
7RACTOR MASSEY with
Plow and drag. extra waeels pow
er tahe-off and pulley, complete
with gas drums. Also stock
trailer. Must sell At once. A bar
gain. $50 Ecorse- Rl---ptt-s455 ~.
WAGON. RCRBER TIRES. New fiat
rack, for sale. Charles Hearl. 7l55
Wills Road
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Merchandise
HouGeholo turnishIrp.

household turniShirp.
FOR SALE, I cotton Mattress,
dresser with mirror. davenport bed,
round table. Woven baby buggy,
sideboard. small battery radio. All
in pretty good shape. 4o1 p. Cross
81 Phone eObS-R.
USED FURNITURE OF ali kinds
studio beds from 81 90 up. Every
thing for the home open eve
nlngs 200 y Main. Ann Areor.
FURNITURE Complete rooms
including child's furniture, ice boz,
stove and porch set. $40 =. Mich.
DINING ROOM SUITE. bed and
dresser. sl6 Congress 81, or call
l42O-W.
HOLLYWOOD BED With two mat
tresses. III W. Michigan Ave.
Phone i5lS.
MURPHY BED, Fun sized
For sale
can ouN--NN
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1885 FORD TUDOR s225.0O
Mechanically good New brakes.
Tires good. Clean interior. p.
a. 2-is27 after $50 before sat.
1879 LISCOLS ZEPHYR SEDAN, 4
doors. Fair condition. Radio and
lnalar IL.rn IlGE-I
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- ROOM MODERN APT. HOUSE
Two baths. garage altcUatic oil
heat. $4,000 terms $500 down
X. Poet. Rea.tor. 50 No. Huron 81
B.lra -.
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Trust Official
Leaves For West

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. S-The
assistant vice president OF the Ann
Arbor Trust Co., R. Earl Fowler,
left this morning for Palo Alto,
Calf, where he will establish res.
idence and enter the secretary's
office at Leland Stamford Univer-
sity.
He will be accompanied by two
of his children, Robert, IA, and
Kathryn, 10. Mrs. Fowler, the for
mer Ruth Vandawarker, Ann Ar
Dor, will leave within a month 10
join the family on the West Coast.
They have another daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Clifford, York Beach,
Me.
Mr. Fowler Is known in bank
ing and insurance circles and for
a long time was secretarytreasur-
er OF the Ann Arbor Golf and Out.
ing Club. He had been in his
present position for the past three
years. He was graduated from the
University Law School in 1920.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-03

Blvd, Swansea, Maiden, and Public
Works roads, and two in Willow
Court.
Provision was originally made for
266 plots, 20 of them remaining I'M
cultivated. A fee OF three dollars
to cover the cost OF fitting and fer
tilizing was charged for each plot.
The majority of the gardeners
cultivated truck vegetable gard
ems, altho .gh many bought plots
for particular crops in addition TO
their regular vegetable gardens, and
several plots we're planted in one
crop only. The main victory gar.
den crops consist OF tomatoes,
beans, and potatoes, although num-
erous vegetables were grown.
Directed by Mrs. George Getz,
Willow Lodge. assisted by Ben ].
Sovey, 907 Pleasant Dr., fpsilanti.
the victory garden unit is consider
ed a successful project by the pro-
ject services department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-03
Library
at Willow Run

Opening Sept. / in the Commune
ty Hall in the village commercial
district, the new public library for
the Willow Run area will be in
charge OF Mrs. Margaret Banghart,
Ann Arbor, who was recently APP
pointed librarian OF the Ypsilanti
School District No. /.
Graduate OF Oberlin College in
Ohio and special library student at
the University OF Denver, Denver,
Colo, Mrs. Banghart started her
n W duties Aug. in preparation
for the coming library opening. She
Is formerly OF Denver, Col
To be housed in two rooms in
the Community Hall, the new. libr-
airy facilities will be available to
the Willow Run School area and
the public. At the present time,
the Federal Public Housing Auth.
GRITTY is fitting the rooms for the
library facilities.
Books and library materials have
been contributed by students OF the
University High School, Ann Ar
Dor.
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Miss Marie Eve yn Chase
Wed TO c. Townsend Clark

At lovely candlelight service
in st. ALuke's Episcopal Church
wednesday evening at s o'clock
Miss Marie Evelyn Chase, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Chase
Flat Rock, and Charles Townsend
Clark, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
h. Cisrk OF this city. spoke their
marriage vows and then partook
OF Holy Communion, Rev. Robert
, l.. Dewitt officiating at the double
ring ceremony.
This was a white wedding. and
the church was decorated with
TALL standards oil white flowers,
palms and tall candelabra with
lighted tapers at the chancel and
vases OF white flowers, seven point
Candelabra with lighted tapers,
and lighted communion tapers on
IN, altar. White satin ribbon
marked the pews occupied by the
families OF the young people
Before the service, Mrs. Onalee
Koenig. Greenfield Village, played
appropriate music at the organ
and was accompanist for Harold
Koch Dearborn, who sang 81 Love
You Truly and Promise Well
Never Part. The wedding pro-
cessional was the march from
"Lohengrin" and the occasional
was the wedding march from Men
delssohus Midsummer Nights
Dream. The charming bride was
attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Denns Chase, Detroit, rs matron or
honor, and Mrs. Matthew Miller
AMI Mrs. Edward Cuthbert, Ypsi-
lanti. as bridesmaids. James w.
Lyons, Saline, served as best man
and the ushers were John Hamii-
ton, Ann Arbor Robert Lee, Ed
ward Cuthbert and Worden Geer.
Ypsilanti
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a dainty
gown OF white marQuisette over
satin. II was styled with a fitted
bodice, sweetheart neckline, with
leaves OF seed pearls extending
from its points to the sleeves, long
sleeves pointed over the hands and
satin buttons half way 70 the waist
in the back, The full skirt gather
ed to the torso bodice spread into
a long train at the back. The two
TERED net fngertip veil was caught
into a tiara OF orange blossoms.
She wore a lavalliere with blue
. zircon settings, the gift OF the
groom. and carried a cascade bou-
quet OF white gladioli, conferred
with a lavender orchid The ma
tron OF honor and the bridesmaids
wore gowns of identical style.
Mrs. Chase's gown was OF light
blue marquisette, and Mesdames
Miller and Cuthbert wore pink mar
quisette. The gowns were floor
length with fitted bodice. bracelet
length sleeves, sweetheart neck
line and satin buttons down the
back. Mrs. Chase wore a small
blue hat with a net veil tied in a
bow knot and ending in steamers
AT the back. The others wore pink
hats and wells in similar style.
They carried cascade bouquets OF
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Willard Fletcher, Grass Lake,
we'll known writer on economic
subjects, called on old friends in
Ypsilanti. Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Burrell spent Sunday
with her son and daughterin-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burrell, at Oar
lington.
Mrs. Gertrude Meier, Dexter. is
spending few days with her
brother, Thurlow. and family.
Miss Betty Fenker and Miss
Edith Lidke are attending the
Chautauqua Assembly near James
town, n. Y.
Mrs. Carl Alban has been in Chi
cago on business this week.
Mrs. William Schmidt, who ha;
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward H. Payne, will leave Thurs
day for her home in Milbank, s
Oak.
Mrs. Jean DeNike. daughter
Marjorie, and son, Renard, Jr.
have moved from 400 W. Cross St
TO 524 ~ Adams st.
Mrs. Flora Moore and daughter
Grace. were in Detroit Monday TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hogan,
who left Tuesday for Daytona
Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fl. Pc
terson and David. New Orleans Wis
tied old friends here four days
and were entertained at dinner
at Washtenaw Country Club by
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. James and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Forche.
Miss Rita Joyce Mahoney, Chi
cago, Is the guest OF Miss Ruth
Ennen, 81 Wallace Blvd. Miss
Mahoney and Miss Ennen attend
the Sacred Heart Academy, St
Charles, Mo, together.
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/ gladioi, Mrs. Chases OF yellow
and the others OF pink gladioli
Mrs. Clark wore a blue marquisette
gown with lace bodice and a small
white hat with blue veil and pink
flowers. Her corsage was pink
roses. Mrs. chase wore pink crepe
with small white hat with pink
veil and flowers. Her corsage was
Talisman roses.
The groom, best man and father
OF the bride wore white suits and
the ushers white trousers and dark
blue coats.
After the service a reception was
given in the ballroom OF Charles
MeKenny Hall for $50 guests from
Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Flat Rock.
Saline. Detroit, Monroe, Perrysburg
and Toledo, o.; Dearborn, Grass
Lake and Jackson.
The rooms were decorated with
palms and baskets OF summer flow
ers. The brides table was center
ed with a four-tiered wedding
cake, surmounted by small bride
and groom and ranked by bouquets
Of white flowers. At another table
was the grooms cake, surrounded
with summer flowers. Punch was
also served.
Assisting at the reception were
Misses Caroline and Sara Lewis
Mrs. Otto Kress, Mrs. Worden
Geer. Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Roy
Greenfield, Miss Elizabeth Roberts
and Miss Mary Murdoch. Mrs.
James w. Lyons presided at the
guest book.
A trio. Misses Eleanor StoltZ and
Esther Wyman, violinists, and
Mrs. Emily Mutter Adams, piano
accompanist, played during the eve
ming.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left for
a lake cruise TO Chicago and Geor-
gian Bay. The bride for travelling
wore two-piece rose crepe cos
tune. with white hat trimmed IN
rose and the orchid from her brid-
al bouquet. Her accessories were
white. On their return they will
reside at 10 n. Hamilton ST
Mrs. Clark is graduate OF Flat
Rock High School and Cleary Col
lege and for the past five years has
been a stenographer at the Michi-
gan State Normal College. Mr..
Clark was graduated at Ann Arbor
High School and received his bach
elor of arts degree at the UNIVERSE
ty OF Michigan in 1881 and attend
ed the University law school for
two years. He was member OF
tho Alpha Kappa lambda fraterni'
ty there. For the past 10 years he
has been associated with his father
in business in Ypsilanti. He Is a
vesteryman of st. Luke's Church, a
director Of the Kiwanis Club, an
officer OF the Junior Chamber OF
Commerce and a sergeant in Co. F,
Michigan State Troops.
The bride has been entertained
at showers by Misses Caroline and
Sarah Lewis, Mrs. Otto Kress, Mrs
Ida Bassett, Mrs. c. H. Clark and
Mrs. Matthew Miller. The bache
Tor dinner for Mr.. Clark and the
men Of the wedding group was Civ
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Water Output
Stays Normal

Despite the prevailing hot wealth
err, the Willow Run water supply
has remained at a normal output,
Stanley Pinel, public works direc-
tor, reported today.
Averaging 100000 gallons OF wat
er per day, the supply for the Will
low Run area is amply provided
by three wells. Approximately 10
feet deep, the wells are located in
various parts of the community,
one in the northwest section, one
on the eastern side, and a third
in the approximate center OF the
housing area.
The water pumpage Is checked at
two hour periods by members OF
the public works department.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-03
Typography Talk
Planned For Week

N Ann Arbor, Mich Aug. "A ser
ies OF five illustrated lectures on
contemporary typography, entitled
"Seeing Things in Print, at Sis
Monday through Friday in the
Rackham amphitheater. will be
given by Charles b. Shaw. visiting
professor in the University sum-
mer session from the library at
Swarthmore College in Pennsyl-
vanla.
The lecture Monday night will
deal with Our Topographic Her
itage," while on Tuesday night
Mr.. Shaw will discuss "The Type
Detective. The remaining lee
lures will be on THE Less Famil-
lar Faces. Type for Display"
and Printers Pleasantries'.