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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Former Army officers who have
returned to civilian life may now
regain their commissions under
new regulations by applying for
membership in the Officers Re-
serve Corps at any Army Recruit
ing Station.
The new regulations will affect
many former Army officers who
failed to apply for reserve COM
missions at the time of their sep
aration from the service it was
stated at headquarters, District No
z, in Jackson. Mississippi Recruit
ing Stations are located at the post
offices in Jackson, Greenwood,
McComb, Meridian and Hatties-
burg, and at the City-County
Building in Tupelo.
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Gospel Prayer Band Meet

The Gospel Prayer Band met on
October 7 in the home of Mrs. L.
N. Jefferson, President Jones open
ed the meeting and devotion was
led by the chaplain, Mrs. Ford. The
Bible lesson was taught by Mrs.
Lane and was enjoyed by everyone
present. II members were present
and eight absent. Mr.. Jones, pres,
Miss Marie Ford, Secy.
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to moderate except for liberal for
wardings of sweet potatoes from
Alabama and Louisiana, and mod
crate movement from the CarolinaS,
Tennessee and Virginia. Cabbage
continued to move in fair to mod
crate volume from the North Ca
rolina and unloadS of grapefruit
and oranges from Florida increas-
ed. Fall tomato and snap bean crops
are about ready to get underway
Currently, beans are in light move
ment except from eastern shore of
Virginia.
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Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cannon of
1929 Prosperity ST., were very hap
ply to have their son, Pfc. Walter
Cannon, who was recently dis
been in service four years and has
served three years and three
months in Hawaii and Okinawa.
He is wearing three medals and
one battle star They also have an
other son, PFC Willie Cannon, Jr.,
who is stationed in Orlando, Fla.
Mrs. c. E. Dorsey, 719 Dalton
ST., secretary of the Poro Club, is
now visiting in Chicago. While
there she will see Madam A. M
Malone, founder of the Poro Sys-
tenn.
After 42-day furlough spent
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20
Africo-AmeTicdnS Hold
Anniversary at NetU Hope

The local chapter of the Afro
American Sons and Daughters
held their Goth anniversary at the
New Hope M. B. Church, Sunday
with the sermon being delivered
by the pastor, Rev. j. c. Pickens.
The sermon and service were in
spring and spiritual.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Woman's Day Program
At Central
1t has been announced that the
following entertaining program
will be featured at the Woman's
Day Program to be held at Gen.
trail M. E. Church, Sunday, Octo-
Der 81, at 4:30 p. m.
Organ prelude, Mr.. George Al
bert Smith, organist; Anthem, by
Choirs Nos. l and 2; Scripture les
son; Invocation, Mrs. Walker; .Spi-
ritual, Choirs, WSCS. Mrs. M. L.
Morrison; solo, Mrs Ida Bell Stew
art; Music, Mrs. Parker; Status of
Women, Mrs. c. L. Barnes; Solo,
Miss Bobbye Hoseley; Offertory
Organ; Circle President; Presenta-
ton, Mrs. A. M Mosely, President
WSCS; Gust Speaker, Mrs. Ruby
Suits Lyell; Solo, Mrs, z. A Bar
ron; Announcements, Mrs. M.
Washington; Report of Finance
Committee, Mrs. S. D. Redmond;
Music, Pearl Street A. M. E.
Church Choral Club
Ushers for the service will be
Mrs. Lucy Greenfield Nolen, Mrs.
Eddie May Garnett, Mrs. Mary
Brown and Mrs. Marie Haynes.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20
WeSlyon Service
Guild Meets

WeSlyon Service
Guild Meets
The Wesleyan Service Guild met
in the lovely home of Mrs. L. B.
Walker, October 9, with Miss Ma
RE Elmore presiding. The ladies
planned a program to be held at
Pratt Memorial on the fourth Sun
day afternoon in the month. Each
lady present was made pw cap
tain. Mrs. Harper announced her
plans for the Study Course which
begins Immediately; subject being
West of the Date Line" and
other things of interest to the So
ciety were discussed. Those present
were MeSdames Clemens, Terry,
Barron, Gladys Moore, Wilkerson,
Flemings, Harper, Lillian Inge, Wis
iting her parents here from Tus-
kegee; and Misses L. B. Walker
and Marie Elmore. Before the end
of the meeting the hostess served
a delicious supper.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Seen in nthe city this week was
Mrs. Inez Vince and friend of
Vicksburg, and Mrs. Bell and her
daughter of Canton
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20
Tattling Tess

Well, now that schaal days are
here again, we see a large number
of our hepped cats and booted
chicks making Decline for the
school rooms and this is good, be-
cause if there's anything we want
most, it's for all our guys and gals
to get themselves educated, get
themselves hepped, on the beam,
on the ball, yea, and when it comes
to get this education stuff, we want
you to bust your conk" and come
on like the gang busters" for take
it from one who knows, there's no
place in this world for square
You amt from Delaware, SO why
be square? A Square don't get you
nowhere.
From all we can hear the guys
and gals are making ready for Fair
Week, which will begin Monday.
They've got out their zoot suits
with the rect pleats and their sport
suits and snazy skirts and sweat
ers-there'll be a hot time on the
old Fairgrounds next week and
Tattling Tess will be on hand to
tell you who was with who and
why.
Our old friend, the jumpin chick,
Hazlene, is back and she's ready
for the new 'jumpin pad howev-
er, Hazlene won't be the only one
glad when the new Skating Rink
and Dance Hall is finished. We all
will be glad
Better wake up, Luther L., cause
o. NJ Mccall is trying hard to
take Virginia Short away from
you.
and Mrs Hally Sampson of Blair
ST. He was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sampson of Flint,
Michigan.
Seen in nthe city this week was
Mrs. Inez Vince and friend of
Vicksburg, and Mrs. Bell and her
daughter of Canton.
Friends of Mrs Irene Linsey of
Yazoo County will be sorry tohear
of her death. She passed away on
Thursday, October II at her home
Mrs. Marie Hunter, 731 W. Pasca-
goula ST., and two Their daughters
were at her bedside when death
came. Funeral services were held
at Nwton, Miss, Saturday, Oct Is.
Mrs. Linsey is survival by four
sons and three daughters, other
relatives and friends.
The many friends of PFC Henry
Wilkerson will be glad to know
he is waiting to return home with
his company, the 92nd He has been
placed in the University of Flo
renee, Italy, where he is making
good in his class work.
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Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Hicks, 514 N.
Commerce St, had as their guests
recently, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Johnson of st. Louis.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

and Mrs. Hally Sampson of Blair
ST. He was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sampson of Flint,
Michigan.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

After a 42-day furlough spent
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Mr.. Charlie johnson Whitfield
Mill Road is happy to have his son,
Sgt William Johns from overseas.
Sgt Johnson has been in the SER
vice four years.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Mrs. w. L. Varnado of Memphis
and Birmingham was the guest in
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Frank Co.
mis-, E. Church st. last week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Mrs. George w. Powell (nee
Ethel Moman) of Jacksonville Fla.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Z. E. Norman. Mrs. Powell is the
home demonstration agent for Du-
val county, Jacksonville, Fla. Miss
Rachel A. Norman is also here. Miss
Norman is the Nursery School
teacher at Wharton Nursery School
Philadelphia, Penn.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Pvt. r. c. Carey is now at home
with his wife and family after
serving three years and months
in the armed services. He was ov-
erseaS 81 months
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Miss Ruth V. Vaughn and Mrs.
Vain Clark, teachers at the Smith
County Training School were week
end guests of Miss Vaughn's moth
er, Mrs. Ernestine Vaughn. 2OO2
Pleasant Ave.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Cpl. Hosa Pendarvis, Jr., is here
on a 35-day furlough after serving
with the 92nd Division. Cpl. Pen
20 months in the Europena Theatre
darvis is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hosa Pendarvis, of South Com.
merce ST.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

The many friends of Pfc. Henry
Wilkerson will be glad to know
he is waiting to return home with
his company, the 92nd He has been
placed in the University of Flo
renee, Italy, where he is making
good in his class work.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

Mr.. Gabe Vaugn returned to the
city Thursday, after spending a
few days in Chicago where he was
a guest of his brother, w. M.
Waugh, other relatives and friends
who made an appreciated contri-
button 40 his comfort and pleas
ure. Mr.. Vaughn visited many
places of Importance. including the
last game of the World Series.
Friends and relatives of Pvt. Mar
shall Sampson are delighted to
have him home on his first fur
Tough. Pvt. Sampson is the hus-
band of Mrs. Florence Sampson,
IL Livingston ST., and son of Mr..
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here with his wife, Mrs. Carrie Sue
White, 226 E. Oakley st. and other
relatives and friends, Pvt Johnnie
White has returned to Camp Lee,
Va. He was overseas for some time.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-10-20

T-4 and Mrs. Henry Hunt OF
Camp Shelby, were visitors here
during the weekend, guests OF
Elder and Mrs. L. F. Garrett, 170s
Mckinley street, where they re-
ceived special courtesies that made
their visit a pleasant one. ia Hunt
and Mrs. Hunt and Mrs Jackson
sister of Mrs. Hunt, attended SER
vices at Pearl Street A. M. E.
Church, DR.. B. J. Nolen, pastor
Mrs. Hunt is the former Sadie Gar.
rett, pianist and vocalist.
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I NJ. Flipse. wife, 1901 Union St
Kalamazoo.
Fockler, Pfc. Bryce W.-Mrs.
Helen f. Fockler, wife. 1924 Wal
pole St. Willow Run Village, Ypsi-
lant.
Frame. 1st 1t. Dudley p, Jr.-
Dudley 2. Frame, father, iS7l Spo
kane St. Detroit.
Franckowiak, Pvt. Leonard R
Joseph Franckowiak. father, zoos
Vine St. Manistee.
Frye. md 1t, Harvey W Mrs.
Lila r. Frye, wife. 1870 Piedmont
St. Detroit.
Fuller. Tech. Sgt Ray F. Mrs.
MargaretsD. Fuller. wife, $40 North
Warren St. Biz Rapids.
Gerrow. Pvt. Kenneth W-Mrs.
Eva l.. Gerrow, wife, 3309 Rabidue
I'd, Goodells.
Goetchius. Pfc. Earl S.-Mrs. lobe
ma Goetchius. mother, $50 White
Ave, Muskegon
Godrley, Pvt Floyd Mrs. Nor
ma r, Gourley, wife, route !, Alan
son
Green. Pfc. Peter E-Mrs. Pat
rcia +. Green. wife, $40 Richter
Ave. Detroit.
Griffin. Pvt Charles R-NMrs.
Frances Griffin. mother 1880 Web
ster St. Birmingham.
Griswold. Pvt. Lawrence f. -
Mrs. May Griswold. mother, North
Branch.
Harris. Pfc John S.-Mrs. John
s. Harris, wife. 1915 Puritan ST.,
Detroit
Harris. Pfc Morris C.-Mrs. Fida
Harris. Mother, 422 Railroad ST.,
Hudson.
Hegman. Tech Sgt. Leslie A
Mrs Lillian Gallaher mother, Route
|. Mt. Pleasant.
Hersog, Pfc. William F. Mrs.
Lena Hersog mother, 60S6 18th St,
/ Detroit.
Hertz. LIST It. Benjamin B.-Mrs.
Sadie Hertz, mother, 1910 Fullerton
St, Detroit
Hietala. Pfc. Erick Mrs. Anne
liza Hietala. mother, GIL Harrison
Ave. Crystal Falls.
Hinkle. Pfc. William S.-Mrs.
Martha s. Hinkle, wife, 1851 y.
Park St. East Detroit
Hoexter. Pvt. David p Mrs,
Eva NJ. Hoexter. mother, $50 Wood
lawn St. S. E. Grand Rapids.
Holland. Pfc. Edward B-Mrs
Ruth VI. Holland, wife. ovid.
Hukkaia. Staff Sgt. Henry R.
George Hukkala, brother, Star
Route, Box 70, Chassell.
Ingels. Cpl. Mitchell O. Mrs.
Elsie Ingels, wife, 1929 Lenox St.
/ Detroit.
Jacot. Pvt. Francis Mrs. Lii
Ian G. Jacot. wife, Kingston.
lager, Pfc. George B.--Bert JAEGER,
father, Route 2, Inlay City.
Jansen. Pvt. Raymond P. Mrs.
/ Catherine Jansen. mother. $50 AL
ger St. Grand Rapids.
Jaroszewski, Pvt. Henry Am
brose Jaroszewski, father, $40
Grandy. Detroit.
letters. Tech. 5th CIR Clyde f.
Mrs. Linden NJ. letters, mother,
Box 304. Manton.
Josz, Pvt. Bronislaus ]. Mrs.
Marie JOSH, wife, sl02 Grandville
| St, Detroit.
Kaczmarek, Pfc Joseph S.-Mrs.
Sophia Kaczmarek, mother, 1892
Eureka St, Detroit
, Kaercher, Pvt. Donald ]. Mrs.
Esther Kaercher, mother, 1888
Thornton St. Detroit.
Kerr. Pfc Edward Mrs. Ilene
Kerr. wife, Millington.
| Klomp, Pvt. John Mrs. Viva
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Detroit. Mich. Ian. 90

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 80
CATTLE: A few choice fed steers
topped at $685. and several small
lots made $500, bulk good and
choice short-feds at $1450-15: so.
Common and medium grades sold
urgently early and less freely late
at S12.00-ls0O while cutter to com
mon lightweights turned at $3.50
HOO. Heifers ranged mostly from
Sli00 down. Common and medium
beef cows cashed freely at $500.
1900; some better kinds at $3.50
and above. Gamers and cutters
bulked freely at $6.50-S.50.
CALVES: Vealers sold briskly,
at mostly soc higher prices. Top
touched $3.50. the reported ceiling
locally, while most good and choice
yealers brought Sl7.5O-1S.0O. Com
mon and medium grades made
Sl300-l6.50 and oulls SS.00.l1.00.
HOGS: Thus the Sl4.90 local cell
ing secured all good and choice bar
rows and gifts averaging over 100
lbs. a few lighterweights and I'M
desirable offerings at S14.50-l4.75.
Good and choice soVs brought
$13.75-l4l5: latter price ceiling for
this class. Stays sold at Sl2.00-l2.50.
SHEEP: Most good and choice
fed lambs made $l5.50-l5.75, few
lots scaling around 80 ibis. at
S15S5 Medium and good grades
brought $l4.0O15.0O; common and
medium Sl1.O0-13.5O and culls $500
1000. A few good and choice fat
ewes topped at $S.25, bulk fat ewes
$6.00-SOO. according TO quality and
weight. Gull ewes sold al S3.5O-5.00.
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The War Department made pub
lie today the names of Michigan
soldiers wounded in action. The
casualties announced occurred In
the European area.
. Ayotte, Pfc. Wallace flames
Ayotte, father, Route 2, Cheboy-
gan.
Baranoski. Pfc Michael - Mrs.
Josephine Baranoski, mother, 1914
oath St, Detroit.
Blight. Pvt. Roy-Mrs. Adeline
r. Blight, mother, 2S359 Felician
St. Roseville.
Foster, Tech. 5th OR. Donald w.
Mrs. Barbara II. Foster, wife,
231O Foss St, Ann Arbor.
Kapp, Pvt. Clarence W.-Fred A.
Kapp, father. Route 8, Ann Arbor.
Little, Pfc. Harry Mrs. Bes-
trice Little. wife, 234 Watson St.,
Apt. %. Detroit.
McGhee. Pvt. Joel-Mrs., Emma
McGhee, mother, 1918 Grant St.,
Flint.
Meadows, Pfc. PHILIPPIANS. Hazel
Meadows, wife, 211 Nationette St,
Detroit.
Nichols, Pvt. Garold t., Jr. -
Garold l.. Nichols. Sr., father, 1873
n. Elm St, Jackson.
Ruoss, Tech. 5th CIR. Albert
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Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"
In European Area

W GANOFNeN rvs
The War Department made pub
lie today the names Of Michigan
soldiers wounded in action. The
casualties announced occurred IN
the European area.
Ballo. Pfc. Joseph, Jr. - Mrs.
Ethel Ballo, mother, 1878 Palmetto
St, Detroit
Barrentine Pvt Alya W Mrs.
Marcella Barrent.ne. wife, 1854
Van Horn Rd.. Flat Rock.
Bauerle. End 1t. Richard F
Paul G. Bauerle, father, zoos North
East St, Lansing.
Bences. PFC, Joseph-Mrs. Mary
Bences. mother, 22S9 Monroe St,
Detroit.
Blackmore. Sgt. Charles r. -
Mrs. Vera Blackmore, wife, 1910
Dickerson St. Detroit.
Bower. Pfc. Theodore C.-Mrs.
Jennie Bower. wife 81 Florence St.
Highland Park.
Brandt. Pfc. Thomas A. Mrs
Dorothy A. Brandt, wife, 1881 Ash
bury Park, Detroit,
Briggs, Pvt. Gordon G. Mrs,
Virginia Eleanore Briggs, wife
e619 Theodore ST., Detroit.
Brown. Pfc Cyril M.-Mrs. Nellie
Brown, mother, 1862 Pallister ST.,
Detroit.
Bruff, Pvt. Lloyd Mrs Fred S.
Bruff. mother, 1888 Division St,
Cheboygan.
Burt. Staff Sgt. James l. Mrs.
Sarah Burt, mother, Route 2 Good
ellis.
Coleman. Pfc. George B-Mrs.
Iva Coleman. wife, 334 Hampton
St. Marquette.
Connors, Pfc Anthony T.-Mrs.
Gertrude Connors, mother, oslo
Harrison St. Detroit.
Copeland. Pvt. james W.-Mrs
Cleo Copeland, wife, 17lS 23rd St,
Apt. 2, Detroit.
Cory, 2nd 1t, Arthur G.-Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Cory. wife, 1918 Fris-
bic St. Muskegon.
Custer, Pvt. Robert L. Mrs.
Mary C. Custer. mother. Sylvania
Ri. Petersburg.
Cutler. Cpl. Hubert MFRS. Vera
f. Cutler, mother, route ? kala-
maZoo.
Larou, Pvt. William Mrs. Ell
eanor J. Denney. mother-in-iaw
1929 Mcclellan St, Detroit.
Davenport, Pfc. Jesse l. Mrs,
Rebecca ]. Davenport, mother, 1888
Bristol. Lansing.
Dennis. Sgt. James-Martin Den
mis-. brother, 946O sth St, Wyan'
dotte.
Disante, Pvt. Joseph MAX Dis
ante, father, 5244 Dickerson St.
Detroit.
Eichman. Pvt. Emil c. Mrs
Mary Eichman. wife, Pinckney.
Elliott, Pvt. Lawrence W Mrs.
Edna z. Elliott, wife. 1925 North
Bywood ST.. ClaWson.
Erb, Pfc. Harvey C.-Mrs. Evelyn
Erb, wife, 3O4 Mclaughlin St, Mus.
keson.
Figlon Sgt. Arthur Mrs. Mary
Figlan, mother. S511 LeMay St.
Detroit.
Finucan, Pvt. Richard S.,-Mrs
Martha Fnucan, mother, 528 N
Hayford st. Lansing.
Flipse, Pvt. John E.-Mrs. Berry
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Mrs Elaine Rehkopi, wife. Boz
~. Holt
Rosatti. Tech. 5th CIR. Arthur P
Rudolph Rosatti, brother, High
way Department. Crystal Falls.
Ross. Pfc. Alfred J.-Wilfred j
Ross, brother. 1895 Division St.
Muskegon.
st. Laurent. Pfc. Wilfred Mrs
Gladys St. Laurent. mother, 1914
Woodward Ave, Highland Park.
Sawicki, Pfc Dan-Mrs. Koemia
sawicki, mother, 1904 Jos. Campau
Hamtramck.
Schane, Pfc. Fred G.-Mrs. Aug
usta Schane, mother, 22547 Ohm
stead ST. Dearborn.
Schlacht. Pfc. Donald f. Mrs
Alice schlacht, wife. 1898 Callahan
St, Detroit.
Schlicht. Pvt. Claire Mrs. Lii
liam X. Struwe, aunt, 62l Van Bur
en-. Saginaw.
Schott. Pfc Michael-Mrs. Nir
ginia s. Schott. wife, sos st. Clair
81. fOIl hulbus
Seligman. Pfc. Henry W.-Mrs
Rose Seligman, wife, 1876 Lawr
ence Ave, Detroit.
SHARON, Pvt. Charles R.-Antho
ny Sharr6w, father, s07 Liberty St
Algonac.
simon. Cpl. Louis C.-Harry 81
mon. father, 1921 Sturtevant St
Detroit.
Smith. Staff Sgt. Gaylord L.
Charles f. Smith. father, S65 Nor
wood. Rockford.
Smith, Pvt. Robert-Mrs. Rose
mary Smith, wife, 14025 Ohio st.
Detroit.
Soderqulst. Pfc. George r. -
George d. Soderquist, father, Eas'
Tawas.
Sofaly. Sgt. Richard F.-Mrs. Clio
ria Sofaly, wife, 1900 fuller, De
troit.
Sorenson. Sgt. Robert J. Mrs
Edna NJ. Sorenson, mother, Sl6 Dex
ter St. North, Ionia.
Starr. Pvt. Lloyd A.-George
Starr father. S12 North Bond st.
Saginaw.
Stewart. Sgt. James E Mrs
Laura f. Stewart, wife, Box lS2
Augusta.
Sutherland. Pvt. David j., Mrs
Bernice S. Brown, mother, Route
/. Shelbyville.
Sweet. LIST 1t. Maxwell G.--Glenr
W. Sweet, father, Route 3, Decker
vile.
sylvester. Pvt. Lawrence R. -
Maurice l.. Sylvester, father, 81.
Fraser St, Bay City.
Szewc, Pfc. Edward L Mrs
Bernice Szewc, mother. 1852 2Stf
Eft, Detroit.
Tankka. Sgt. Elmo Mrs. Sophi'
Tankka. mother, Wakefield.
Tipkey, Pfc. Cecil Mrs. Agnes
Tipkey, mother, Port Huron.
Totten, Pfc. Warren B.-Ralpt
Totten. father, 5172 Seminole Ave.
Detroit.
Turner. Staff Sgt. Loren c. L
Mrs. May C. Turner, mother, lSt
South Hemlock St, Evart.
Wiser. Pfc. George-Arthur Wis
ser. father. Route /, Jenison.
Wash. Pfc. Arthur S.-Mrs. Mary
Wash mother. $3.50 Lawndale, De
troit.
Wilson. Capt. Lloyd A. - Mrs
Anne f. Wilson, wife, Rolling NIL
Location, Negaunee.
Wotcho. Tech. 5th Or. Alfred
Mrs. Alma Wotchko, mother, Route
5, Shields. ,
Wright. Pvt. John M.-Mrs. Edit
NJ. Wright, mother, 1912 Lyon st.
Flint.
Zbacnik, Pvt. John W Mrs
Mary Zbacnik, mother. Traunik.
Zereckas, Staff Sgt. Frank-Mrs
Mary Zereckas, Mother. 1886 Eval
inc St, Hamtramckk.
Zwalesky, Staff Sgt. Joseph X
Mrs. Constance E. Zwalesky, wife
s177 Chamberlain Ave, Detroit.
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Mrs. Mary Ruoss, mother, 1047
Sheridan Ave. Grand Rapids.
Wilson, Pvt. Van H.-Frank Will
son. brother. 1875 Jay ST., Detroit.
L. S. Army personnel wounded
in the Southwest Pacific area:
Abbott. Pfc. Robert B. - Mrs.
Flora NJ. Abbott, mother. 1905 I'm
ion Ave, Saginaw.
Abel. Pfc. Sebastian-Mrs. Sadie
Abel, mother. Route /, Eau Claire.
Adams, Pfc. Stanford Mrs.
Laura Adams, mother 63S Sherman
St. Flint.
Affhalter, Sgt. James M-Mrs.
Edith NJ. Affhalter. mother. Route
2. Three Rivers.
Akers. Pfc. Joseph R.-Groyer
c. Akers. father. Route /, Mason.
Alexander. tech. 5th CIR Hugh f.
Mrs. Margaret Alexander. wife,
20e n. Blend, Bay City.
Butler. Tsch. 5th Or Floyd A
Mrs. Ada Butler, mother, Birch
Run.
Douglas, Pfc. Robert John
Douglas. brother. Leonard.
Evanoff. Pfc. Cvetan-Mrs. Evan
Ia Evanoff. mother, 9S2 E. Ferry
St. Detroit.
Gaulin. Pvt. Joseph FIRED Jo-
seph Gaulin, father, 27O W. Auburn
Rd., Rochester.
Goodlock, STAFF Sgt Dorman l..
Clyde Goodlock, father, Clayton.
Gray, STAFF Sgt. Arthur G.-Mrs.
Arthur G. Gray, wife, 32l2 Filler St,
Manistee.
Gurauskas Pfc. Stanley Miss
Martha Gurauskas, sister 1919
Ford St, Highland Park.
Hammond. Pfc. Harold R.-Mrs.
Hattie Hammond mother, 1922
Teton Rd., Flint.
Henrichs. Tech. Sgt. Carl j.
Anthony Henrichs. father. 145 Tyl-
err St. Highland Park.
Hollenbeck. Cpl. Elwyn - Mrs.
Merle Schook, mother, manches-
ter.
Jacobs. Pfc. Fred Mrs. Eula
Jacobs. mother, Paris.
Jalowiecz. Pvt. Peter P.-Mrs.
Katherine Jalowiecz, mother, 1919
3rd St, Grand Rapids.
Konsza. Pfc James Mrs. Va
leria Konsza, mother. 1853 Missis-
sippi St. Flint.
Lesniak, Pfc Stanley Wal
entine Lesniak, father, 1903 29th
St. Detroit.
Nancy. Tech. 3rd CIR. Charles w.
Mrs. Minnie Nancy, mother, Big
Rapids.
Mcintyre. Tech 5th CIR. Theo-
polls L. - Mrs. Edna Mcintyre,
mother, 2149 Hillger ST. Detroit.
McKeen, Pfc. Jack G. MRS. Mar
gle Nestra, sister, 1880 Payton St,
Detroit.
Miller. Pfc. Arthur f. Mrs.
Ethel Miller, mother, Route 2,
Gregory.
Osenga. Pfc. Robert r. - Mrs.
Clara Osenga. mother, 10 Burt St,
s. f., Grand Rapids.
Pawson. Pfc. willard Mrs.
Doris NJ. Pawson. wife. sos w, Pot
taratamie St. Tecumseh.
Pfeiffer. STAFF Sgt. Charles R.
Charles Pfeicer, father, Route 1,
Midland
Pollock. Pvt. Mervyn V.-Mrs.
Eva NJ. Pollock, wife, 1886 Pine
St, Muskegon.
Powers, Pvt. Edwin H.-Ray-
mond H. Powers. father, 312 s.
Pleasant St. Royal Oak.
Pyles. Pvt. Rick John Pyles,
father. Columbiaville.
Robinette. Pfc. Robert Mrs.
Louise f. Robinette, mother, Hard
wood.
Schultz Pfc. Robert W.-Mrs.
Esther Schultz, wife, 17449 Marine,
Detroit.
Soldusky. Pvt. Albert J., Jr.-
Mrs. Anna NJ. Soldusky, mother.
206 4th St, Ludington.
Sewer. Tech. 5th CIR Roy F.
William Sewer, father, 32l Isabelle
St. Bedding.
Tokarski, Cpl Walter M.-Mrs.
Barbara Tokarski, mother, Route 2,
Three Rivers.
Wallace, Pfc. Fred MFRS. Jen-
ME L. Wallace, Mother, 1859 Col
lege St. Ferndale.
Young, Pfc. William Mrs.
Gertrude Young, mother, 1851 Hen
rietta St, Birmingham.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-30
Municipal Court

Elmer II. Allmon. Detroit, plead
ed not guilty to driving while under
the influence of liquor, and posted
a 500 bond for his appearance in
court February Z. His companion,
Mrs. Jean G. Wilson. Flint, pleaded
guilty to disorderly conduct. and
paid a fine of SIS. They were ar
rested Monday night between Ypsi-
lanti and Ann Arbor by state po-
lice officers.
Total receipts OF the court Mon
day were 1910.
or the SIS highest peaks In the
United States. AZ are in Colorado.