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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
Just B etween II $
by VALERIE WAKEFIELD

the realm of religion. This does not
necessarily mean that the partners
in a marriage must be of the same
faith. But. they must possess de-
gree of tolerance that will Surmount
all the hard knocks that lie ahead.
Yes, it can be done 1t is being
done every day in the far flung
corners of the earth. Couples of
different faith are finding blessed
happiness together. And why
shouldn't they?
There are many reasons, other
than religion, that cause marriages
to fail. While it is certainly wise to
weigh the pros and cons before
matrimony, it is not fair to con-
denim a marriage purely on this
basis.
The only direct answer to your
problem lies in the personalities in
volved. Only you and your friend
know if your makeup is such that
you will overcome the protests of
others. The success of our contem-
plated marriage lies solely in the
moral strength that is within you
both.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
Knights Plan
August Picnic

The Knights of Columbus have
returned to the picnic league.
Still green IN the mind of many
a Downriver resident is the mem
DRY of fine days filled with fun
spent with the Knights when their
picnics were annual outings for all
of Southeastern Wayne county.
Gap Lanthier. new deputy grand
knight of the council has been
named chairman of the picnic COM
mittee
Lanthier reports that the picnic
this year will be held Sunday, Aug
ust 10, at Handlers Park, near the
Detroit Edison plant.
All the games. fun, and foot races
that proved so enjoyable in former
years will be included, along with
some new ideas.
A feature of the picnic will be a
softball game between a team
picked from the members of the
last class, with the balance of the
council as the opposition.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
URGED TO RETURN HOME

Dear Miss Anxious:
Lack of space prevents me from
printing your very lovely letter.
How dear of you to think of me
and take time out of your busy life
to write.
Yes, dear girl, by all means go
back home. I do believe you will
find real contentment there. Your
unSelfiSh parents have devoted their
lives for your happiness and 1 do
not believe they have an Interior
motive in asking you to return.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

A mighty-mobile. radically design
ed, front-loading, seni-trailer, cap
able of transporting heavy construc-
ton machinery over rough terrain
or even soft ground at high speed,
has been developed by the q. S..
Engineers. Huge tires of the low
pressure type, similar to those used
on large earth moving equipment,
make this mobility possible and
their use, in turn, is made possible
by the front loading arrangement
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
WHY DO 1T THE HARD WAY?
BUY WAR BONDS

There is much loneliness in the
north country. I have many friends
there myself.
Please do write me again. should
enjoy knowing more Of your new
life in the fragrant pine country.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21
RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES
WORRY COUPLE

Dear Valerie:
L have been going steady with
boy fog the past four years and now
we want to get married. However,
ne Is Protestant and am a Cath
Ole.
We have no thought of letting our
differences in religious belief inter
fere with our happiness as we feel
we are both entitled to our own
opinions on such matters.
However, my family is deeply re-
hgious and they have protested our
marriage. They say that there will
always be problems for us in that
matter. My parents have said that
our religious differences would ruin
our marriage since it would lead to
quarrels. They also said that there
would be the problem of religious
education for our children-whether
to raise them in the Catholic or
Protestant belief.
They have pointed out similar
marriages which have failed for
these reasons and say that they
want us to escape from such unhap-
piness.
However, we love each other and
feel that it couldn't happen to us
as We are very broadminded. What
do you advise us to do?
Miss Question Mark
Yours Is the age-old problem that
has haunted lovers for centuries.
There is no hard fast rule that says
yes. 1t is right, or no, it is wrong
There are many problems that
enter into a marriage. Not the least
is q harmonious understanding in
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

These tall crystal glass tumblers are de-
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summer drinks look more inviting.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-06-21

Mich. Ave. at Schaefer Rd.
Fenkell Ave. at Wyoming
Chalmers Ave. at Harper
Jefferson Ave. at Newport
Grand River Ave. at Graydale
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

save ~o.thrds the usual price those you purchase
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

accident" The two brothers drink poisoned
wine The laughing boy Is drowned His aging
mother is brutaly murdered And the rest Of
the family dare not even save themselves by
Clingng together-lcst the murderer be Of
their own
The clues are all before you IN this NEWEST
Agatha Christie masterpiece. Yet Il you can piece
them all together bSfore the last chapter, you
may count yourself more clever than one Of the
worlds most devilishly ingenious stery writers!
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
20 WoLEE Il thl. LAIEsT DaabIe rhtlIIsr by RE1


then there's nothing for Nero to do but go into
action.
And the second case Is corkrr too Enemy
forces are trying TO get at L. ). Army secrets. 4
colonel who knows too much - blown TO bloody
bits when he opens his suitcase, 4 bOoby tEapi
So it's up to Wolfe to booby.trap the boobyirap-
per. But suppose the wrong "bOoby" falls for ilY
Suppose-but before you get through with this
one, lot Of your ~supposhEs" going TO be
barking up the wrong tree. A wonderful crime!
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

THESE three mystery best-seIers are BRAND NEW,
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Each month this club offers members attractive
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Of the three is complete, fulengh, unabridged and
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Do you realize that about 800 detective books
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Dorothy B. Hughes, Cornell WOOlrch. Frances and
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The selections Of the Club ALL
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

II there's anything better than a Nero Wolfe
story, it's hoo of them!-snd that's what YOU get
here! Not just one but the tico newest tales Of
the large and lazy detective who cracks his crimes
in such unorthodox but strictly effective fashion
The first story has NerO's righihand man.
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well His orchid.lOving boss doesn't ,coHt 10 take
the case-sO Archie deliberately plants his otsn
fngerprints all over the scene OF the crime. And
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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concealed her true identity from a traffic cop?
How did Diana really get that black eye and
what does il have to do with the murder? And
how can Perry Mason ever keep his mind on his
work with many blondes arOund?-to say
nothing Of his shapely secretary Della Street,
who is more alluring than before.
Over four and half million Of Erie Stanley
Cardner's books were sold last year alone! This
neioeI suspense.jsm Gardner braiuteaser
will show you Why,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

just ONE blonde cause enough troubie-and
lawyer.sleuh Perry Mason il all tangled up with
THREE OF them Blonde No | bursts into his
office wearing practically nothing but shoes.
fur cOat-and WOW" Of black eye! Blonde
No. 2, an extrape1e artist, Is having mi ghty odd
"in.law" trouble. And Mason finds No. 3 sprawled
in the mud, bule, through her head
How can No. , IRelp Perry Mason prove that
No. didn't murder No. 3? Why had the victim
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Esyptiu LATssT Hysfey By AeATHA CHRISTIE


Can murdered woman, sealed deep in an Egyp.
tian tomb, rise from the dead to wreak vengeance?
No? Then why does hoy swear that he saw
a woman near the wine jars wearing three strings
Of beads with gold lions in front? These icere
the rery same ie,oeIs that rtere BURIED Nth
NOjret!
The cycle Of doom began the day the wealthy
landowner brought his beautiful new concubine
TO live in has happy home. Accident" follows
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Mrs. Palmer
Services Set

Services will he held al 9 a m.
tomorrow at 50. ScholaStica
Church for Mrs. Laura Palmer.
73. l4245 Glastonbury. wife Of
John w. Palmer, chief OPA rent
Inspector and sistcr-in-law Of
former Probate Judge Erwin R.
Palmer. She died OF heart disease
SATURDAY. in Mt Carmel Hospital
Mrs. Palmer was the daughter
of a pioneer family. Her father
Daniel c. Barry, was a railroad
executive and her grandfather.
Patrick Barry, took over an
executive post in the city con-
trollerS office during the admins
tration of Mayor Hazen S, Pin
gree in 1883.
Mrs. Palmer was ctive in
auxiliary work and ST. Scholastica
Church activities. The body was
taken Ia Sutton Funeral Parlors,
4l47 Trumbull.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Ten Vie
FOrHOnOF'
CONTINUED from Page Four)

Continued from Page Four)
Birchcrest, a ga student at
Nolan intermediate.
SAMUEL OLENICK. 13, Of
S626 Woodrow Wilson. a ga
student at Hutchins Inter
mediate.
Judges of the high school semi
finals are Manuel Simon of Cen
tral High School. Miss Dorothy
Irwin of Roosevelt Elementary,
and Miss Jean Whitehead of The
Detroit Times editorial staff.
Today's college contest was
scheduled for 3 p. m. in the speech
building of Wayne University. 44S
w. Warren. The critic judge is
Miss Anne McGurk, director of
forensic activities and instructor
of speech al Highland Park Junior
College.
Participating in this COMPETE
ton are;
MISS ALICE SKINNER 20,
OF Flint. a junior at Mercy Col
lege who is majoring IN speech
and drama.
JOHN +. STUART, 10. a
junior in the college of educa-
ton. Wayne University.
WILLIAM X. BEAUFAIT, II,
a freshman in the college OF
engineering. Wayne University.
Detroit's two champions will
leave one week from tomorrow
for the Midwest Zone finals. to be
held at 3 p m, Wednesday. April
Is, in the city council chambers,
Chicago. The students will be the
guests of The Detroit Times on
this trip.
National finals Will be held
April Is, in New York City. Goal
of the finalists in Detroit and the
other u participating cities Is
national honors and $1,000 war
bond awards TO the high school
and college champions.
The two also will be gaeStS of
the Hearst newspapers on a good
will tour OF Mexico, on planes of
the Eastern AirlincS and Pan
American Airways.
Each of the 10 students speak
ing today has earned $50 IN wal
bond prizes from The Detroit
Times in the elimination rounds
In addition. another 20 high school
students have been awarded a So
bond each.
The city champion in both the
college and high school claSsiflca'
tons will be awarded Sl50 in val
bonds and the two runnerS-uT
each will get another $50 ir
bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Ralph w. Hurd

Funeral services for Ralph VIII
son Hurd. %, will be held at 8
p. m. tomorrow in the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Home, Cass and
AleXandrine. Burial Will be in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
A native of Minneapolis, Mr..
Hurd lived here for nine years
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman A. Hurd Of 725 Whtmorc.
He died Friday after an operation
in Baltimore.
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by a brother Pfc. Lyman a.
Hurd Jr., serving in Germany. and
s)sister Mrs. George ID. Scott.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

RENwICK, WALTER J., PFc.--sOn OF Mrs
Jessie RenNick, Utica.
Mrs rSohtnSGs maTy Robinson. lS South Haven OD "
-RoerIGA. JOHN r. PFe.-tiusbaud OF Mrs
Katherine RogiCh. BesSemer,
RosEBUsH. FERRY r.. PvT.-son OF Harry
". RosebuSh, CULVER
RUEHLE. CLYDE W., PvT.--HuSband OF
Mrs Doris n, Ruehle, Walled Lake.
RUELLE, ALLEN l., sGT.-son of Mrs.
Catherine Ruelle, Houghton.
RUSSELL. EDWARD II. JR.. 1ST LII
Son OF Mrs. Gladys l. Russell fowler'ille.
SALISBURY. RICHARD c. PFc-Husband
SAVER. ROBERT NJ. PvT.-son OF Mrs
ScHoLTEN. HILBERT. PFc.-son Of Mrs
SCHWARTZ. CHESTER r.. sGT.--Husbapd
Of Mrs Emma NJ. Schwartz. Merritt.
SCHWARTZ. WILLIAM l.. sGT.--son Of
SHOEMAKER, RICHARD j.. PFc.-son Of
J. J. Shoemaker, Alma.
o, sHTLrz MI M.rSsns WILLIAM a shut, III Ss,nd
SMITH. wALTER O.. T TI4-Husbsnd of
Mrs, Maxine I'm LNSTni.h. 81. Johns -,
,sTEARFNs, HAROLD CPL.-Husband Of
Martha Steinke. Midland.
NJ, TANGaE Fidn1o,A ALERT BERT L. I'd Lr-son Of
TEETs WILLIAM E.. TI5-son Of Mrs
Bertha Srnroyer- -Battla-Cfeek.----
-ftffT, WILLIAM C. PVT.-Husbsnd Of
Mrs Lillian Tetft. Jackson.
TERRY, LORIN. PFC.-Husband OF Mrs
Nora J, Terry. Hamburg.
THAYER, STUART L., PvT-Son of Lyle
THEuLE' GERRIr, PFc-son OF Mrs
Alice Theule. Grand Rapids,
THOMAS. BAIRD A.. I'D LT.-Son OF Mrs
Helena p. Thomas. Ann Arbor.
THOMAS, MICHAEL, SGT. Husband Of
Mrs Alberta y. Thomas, Flint
THORPE, JOHN a. PvT.-Son Of Mrs
Beda Thorpe. Stambaugh.
ToLAN. RAY e.. sGT.-son OF Mrs
Donna Tolan, ossineke.
VAN ETTEN RALPH L. T4-son Of
MIl Leila Ramsdel Manitou Beach.
VASKUHL, JOHN w, PVT-Son OF Mrs
Mary Vaskuhl. Baraga
WARNER. JAMES r. SGT. - Son OF John
II Warner, Kalamazoo
WEISS, JACK, PVT.-Son oi John Weiss
Pontiac
WHEELER ROY }. PFC Son of Mrs
Amelia Wheeler, Luther
WILLIAMS. LYLE Y. SGT. Son Of Mrs
Harriet Williams, Garden City.
WlSNiEWSKI, PATRICK T.. PFC,-Husband
of Mrs. Marvel Wisniewski. MuSkegon
WITHHOLD. ROBERT L., PFC.-Son OF
John G.. WITHHOLD. Crosse lie
WOLVERTON. KENNETH c., PVT-Hus-
band OF Mrs. Wanda NJ wolyerton, Fenglck-
YERKEY. RICHARD b. PFc.-son OF Mrs.
Irma YeTkcy. Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

T e c e ] V = q
Purple Heart;
h o spit allied,
Oregon South
eastern Gradu-
ate; W or k @ d
or Eu q : o n
Motor Car Co:
in service. De-
cen1ber. l 9 d l.;
overseas June,
] 9 4 p veteran
Of Gu a d a ! :
canal son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Chinese Delegates
Leave for Farley

,CHUNGKING, April Q up
Foreign Minister T. Y. Soong, head
OF the Chinese delegation 20 the
San Francisco conference. was IN
route TO the United States today
with Leon Henderson
Ii Haung, leader Of the Yeanf
China party, also left for the con-
ference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

August. 1913; overseas, October,
1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Arft 3S haywood, Pleasant Ridge.
CPL. DAVID +. CRAIG, "a.
tank destroyer, Dec. II, Germany;
Southeastern graduate; worked
for station WXYZ: in service two
years; overseas, October, 1914; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Craig
HIPS Corbett.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Miss Esther Peterson

Services for Miss Esther Peter
son. 49, librarian of the l.. S. Vet
Grams Hospital al Dearborn, fatally
injured Friday when she jumped
or fell out of a moving taxicab in
Rotunda drive, Dearborn. will be
held tomorrow afternoon in her
family home in EScanaba.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Outstatp

BRANDT MAX E.. PFC.-son OF Ernest c.
' BRINK THEopoRE. PFc.-son Of Mrs.
Tena Brink East Saugatuck.
BURD MERLE X. PFC.--Husband OF Mrs.
Thelma L. Burd. Hastings.
CAMERON. ROBERT J.. PFc,-son OF Loyl
J. Cameron, Grand Rapids.
CLARK, WALTER r.. Ti3-Husband Of
Mrs Betty J. Clark. jackson.
COLEMAN, IVAN G, PFc.-son OF Mrs.
Hazel - Coleman, Flint.
COLEMAN. JOHN a, PFC. Husband Of
CRUTHERS. JOHN l., lST LT.-son of
the Rev. William L. cruthers. Port Huron
DoNNELLY, WALTER ]. PFc,-son Of
Mrs Helen Donnelly. Inkster.
DUNNING. FLOYD W. PFc.-Husbard oi
Mrs vivian z. Dunning, Glsd~ih
EVANS, ALBERT. PFc.-Hus5and Of Mrs
VirTinia Evans Bay City,
MIS- Betty r. Ferret, VanderbIi,
FIELDS. DRYAs, PVT.-son OF William A.
FfoRENzo STEPHEN. CPL.-Brother Of
Miss Josephine Fiorenzo, Grand Rapids
FLORA, WILLIAM G., PFc.-son OF Theron
FOWLER. GEORGE a. PVT Son OF Mrs
Maude Fowler. Muskegon Heights,
GATES. STEWART F.. PFc-Husoand OF
Mrs. Doris L. Gates. Petoskey.
HALL. BURLEY. JR.. PvT.-son Of Mrs
Edan l. Hall. Coleman
HARMON. GEORGE P. PFC Husband of
Mrs Florence Harmon, Pigeon
HARRIS, WILLARD. PFC.-Son Of Mrs,
Mf5sa HHS4H : kRgarE hSgya PoPi'5 SGT Husband Of
Mrs Cleo 1 Heath Yuma.
HINcKLEY HOWARD f. PVT.-Son of
Mrs hazet Hinckley. Hastings
HoADLEY, CARL, 7 Husband OF Mrs
Sophie Hoadley. Manistee
-ff0FFENBERGER. NICHOLAS J, SGT -
Nephew Of Mrs. BAIL singer. Unionvine
nRnOK AMI a. PVT -Con Of
Peter W, HolbroOk Kalamazoo.
HoRvATH; STEVE JR.. SGT Son OF Mrs.
HOWE. PHILLIP H.. cPL-son Of Mrs
Mabel Howe. Lansing
Hustled EARL l., PvT.-Husband Of Mrs
Emma E. Hustled, Eaton Rapids
JANKowsKY, KURT. $ slsGT-son of Mrs
Bertha Jankowsky. New Haven.
JONES. WIRA IL, PFC.-Friend Of Miss
JORDAN. JACK l.. sGT.-son Of Mrs
Ethel Jordan, Adrian.
KANGAs. MARvIN T.. PFc-son Of Mrs.
Liala Kanras. Hancock.
KARR. ALFRED JR, PvT-son OF Mrs.
KELLY. LEON A. PFc.-Brothcr Of Miss
Eleanor B. Jinklns. Berricn Center.
LAHDE WERNER. PFC Son Of Frank v,
LENTz. EDWARD x. PFC-son OF julius
LoRENz, GERHARD r. s SGT Son OF
Mrs Anna Lorenz Romulus
LOTTO. DANIEL a, CPL-Son OF Mrs
Frances Lotto. Flint
LUDWISKI. STANLEY j. PFC Brother
OF Mrs. Gertrude shut Flint.
MARTIN. HARRY L. s SGT Husband Of
Mrs. Lila NJ Martin. Manchester
MARTIN RAYMOND. 5 SGT. Husband OF
W MccAUsEYl ti!sH ma FRFDERiGR pFc-Husband
OF Mrs p9rTis Mccagsey Portland
Mrs Margaret McCracken Pontiac
MCDONALD ROBERT NJ, s SGT Son OF
Mrs, Fern McDanad WatGrriord
MORGAN. CHARLES ", PVT Husband Of
M,s MoscIA seTSS wII M9TSsn bSnA Buehnnan Set
Grandson Of Mrs Mary Noyack, Ann hrbor.
MOsIER, ID PFC Husband oi Mrs
Betty l,.,.Az N Aasieg Triton cry.
Mrs Harriet L. Myers: Grand Blanc
NELSON. HERBERT PFc.-son Of Mrs
Esther Nelson, Leroy
Of Mrs Ruth ". Otto. North Adams
PATRICK NIKE JR, PFc-son OF Mike
FOLFLElT, ALFoNs A. PFC Son Of Mrs.
POST. ROY. a. ,PFc-Husband Of Mrs
PoTHoFF HARRY. s SGT Husband Of
Mrs Janet Pothon Muokcgon
POWELL CLIFFORD W. pFC Husband Of
PUTNAM ROBERT V PVT son Of Mrs
Dora Putnam, Columbiavillo
RAYMOND. HENRY c. SGT Husband
REDMAN, ARTHUR r lsT 1T T-son Of
Mrs Emily Redman Lansing.
A
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
SISGT. JOSEPH NICHOLAS,
SISGT. ROBERT W. RICH
ARDSON,- -radlo- OPERATOR DHaith

=, over burma
a I I @ n d @ d
Northwest @ r n
High; worked
for Tcrnstedt;
Ii Sted, Au-
& us I. 9 f2
overseas. n o.
Venbcr. ! 9 4 4
lie YES wife,
Maxine; p a r
cnts, Mr. and
Mrs. w a tier
Richardson, SO
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Other Deaths

Leon Fraser former president
OF the bank for international set
Elements. died last night from a
head wound that was self-inflicted
on the grounds of his summer
estate at North Granville, n. Y.
1t. Col Henry Leonard, one of
the attorneys defending Maj. Gen.
Smedley d. Butler of the marines
in his eotrt-martial in 1881, died
last night al the age of 6S, at
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Mrs. Elizabeth Motok

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Motok, 55, Of 312 Richter,
River Rouge, will be conducted at
$50 a. m. Wednesday in the Gal
lagher Funeral Home, River
Rouge, with further rites at 9
a. m. in St. Mary'S Church.
She is survived by a son. F..
Ralph. and a brother, George Ru-
carean.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

Anthony Brooks, SSH Lemay; one
brother, Cpl. Donald, in Germany.
PVT. ORNAL ID. GARDNER,
20, Nov. "a. France. awarded
Purple Heart: overseas, Septem-
Der, 1914: son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gardner 1888 Wyoming,
Dearborn; one brother Pfc. Leroy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
CPL. JOSEPH ID. TROMBLEY,
WOUNDED

PFC. ANTONIO AMoRMINO
JR., 20, infantry; hoSpitaliZed
Dec "a, England for trench foot;
in service, March, 1913, overseas,
April. 1914; son of MIR and Mrs.
Antonio Amormino. 1924 Meldrum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

Margaret Ley. Wiiliamsion
PERCY. JASPER l., PFC Son OF Luke II.
Percy, Rodney.
.PttLIvANf CHARLES x. PFC-Husbahd
OF Mrs Evelyn Pillivant, Mt Clemens
PRAIM. LLOYD D.. PFC.-SOn Of James r.
Cam. Utica.
RIEMERsMA. JOHN w. s/sCT Son Of
John RiemerSma. Spring Lake.
ROSS CHARLES N, PFC.-Son OF Mrs
Alma Ross. Avoca.
RZEPKA' WILLIAM JOHN PFC-son Of
Mrs. ophelia Rzepka coldwater.
sCHESKE wILBERT H.. PVT Son Of Mrs
SEELEY.. milton a, ,PFC,-son Of Mrs
Mable l.. Seeley. Grand Rapids
sHIFFER. RAYMOND z. PFC. Husband Of
Mrs Ruth shiffer. Roseyille,
THAYER, JOHN j. 2D LT.-son Of Mrs
John J Thayer Baraga
THEBERT, WILLIAM p. 2D LT-son OF
Mrs Lillian Theber,, Puritan.
voGL JOHN n. PFC Husband Of Mrs
Rose Vosi. Gould City
wARvI. wALFREp u. CPL Son Of Mrs
Katherine Wsrv. Ironwood
WILSON. HARRY C. PFC.-Son OF Mrs
Ellen Wilson whitehall
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
ARMY PRISONERS
Interned by Germany
Outstatp

. AUSTIN. JACK j. sCT.-son Of Mrs.
Merns Austin Lansing =.
BRINKS. ADRIAN II. PFC Husband OF
Mrs Mildred Drinks Grand Rapids
HALL, wILMoT C., PFC. Son ID Ms.
Pearl Hall FarWell
HANSEN. STANLEY r. PFC Son Of Mrs.
Margaret Hansen Stambaugh
HUOTARl. AUGUST NJ. PFc.-Son OF Mrs.
Anna May Houtari Mass
KARSEBOON, LYLE p PFC Son Of Mrs
Bertha KsrSeboom. Grand Rapids,
KvISGAARD WESLEY W Tf5 Son o.
Mrs. Olga Kvisgaard, Calumet,
REiTMAN JOHN SGT Husband OF Mrs
Roberta J. Reitman Grand Rapids
sTERK. JACOB PFc-son Of Mrs
Anna sterk, Dollar Bay
vANEUwEN MATTHEW c.. PFc-Brothcr
OF Mrs Dorothy NJ KaSper. Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Lest We Forget---Lest We FORGET
DelrOif'S Battle Hero Roll

Biographical sketches Of De
tToiters killed. wounded or taken
prisoners OF war, according 20 Of
ticIal army and navy releases and
next Of kin.