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soldiers who are members OF :he
order, and a veteran pin will be
presented a rs year member. The
balance OF the evening will be spent
in dancing.
On November 2 many OF the local
members will attend the 50th ami.
versary banquet and program al
Milan Lodge No. 1SS at the Milan
High School. Banquet will be
served at 6 p. m.
On Nov. 4 the Area meeting will
be held at Dundee Lodge No. zoe
and about 20 are expected 10 at
tend from the local lodge meeting
to be called to order at 2;30 y. m
All the new officers OF the VOL
/ VERNE Palace No. 49 Princes OF
Syracuse and many Of the mem
bers Of the Pythian Lodge will at.
tend the institution of the new
Princes Of Syracuse Palace and the
installation of the officers at Dun.
dee on Monday evening. The meet.
ing OF the local lodge will be can
celled as most OF the officers will
assist in the ceremonies at Dundee.
The new paiace will be known as
the Vickings. Cars will leave for
Milan Friday up to 5:45 p. m.
The meeting will be open to the
ladies.
The Princes OF Syracuse are plan.
ming on holding a Halloween
party at Castle Hall Tuesday night
for all teen ayers in Ypsilanti.
Kenneth Hawks is general chair.
man; Thomas Garlough and Billy
Jewell are others on the commit
tee.
Past Grand Chancellor Ray Bur
rell and Grand Outer Guard May
nard Teal attended the dedication
ceremonies of new Castle Hall OF
Fellowship Lodge No. 273 at Pom.
tiac. One Of the leading members
Of the Pontiac Lodge gave his
home to the lodge and they have
remodeled 1t into a lodge hall for
the Princes Of Syracue Palace
which they plan on organizing in
the very near future. The dedica.
tion was preceded by a fine ban.
quet.
On Saturday evening Lorne Ken.
nedy, Charles Andres, Fred Spen-
Ger and Ray Briggs attended a
DOKK ceremonial at the same
place. This was an all afternoon
and evening affair with the No.
MAIDS, which is the womens organ.
ization holding their ceremonial
from 2 to 5 p. m. at which time
delicious banquet was served.
The members Of the D.O.K.K. held
their ceremonial at 8 p. m. with a
fine class of candidates.
The next ceremonial will be held
at Milan on Saturday Nov. "a and
very large class is hoped for at
this ceremonial.
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Publication
Advisors Here
For Conference

The annual conference OF edi
tors and advisors for high school
and college year books was held
Saturday in the formal lounge al
Charles McKenny Hall from 1O:SO
a. m. until $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. Alfred Lemon OF the Univer.
sitiy Lithoprinters gave the initial
talk on layout and various other
tasks necessary in getting copy and
pictures 10 the printer. Accompany.
ing slides we're shown and various
helpful suggestions forwarded
Mrs. Lemon said Last year we
printed rs high school ANNALS
here and we are planning a large
post war expansion OF our business
to enable US to publish better books
In larger quantities"
After a group picture OF approx
imately 100 teachers and advisors
from throughout the state was TAX
en- dinner was served In the cafe
terra.
The afternoon meeting was re.
sumed by a. most interesting and
beneficial discussion OF printing by
Robert futile, manager OF the Ad-
rian College Press.
Cyrus Camp. Camp Publishing
Co.. this city. and John Murphy.
Moore LABORATORIES, Detroit. con
cluded the meeting with talks on
photography and the necessity OF
good pictures as we'll as printing
for better ANIMALS.
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As speaker for the Navy Day
celebration and dinner. Lieutenant
Commander II l.. Miller, United
States Navy who was in Pearl Har.
Dor on Dec. Z. 1874, thrilled the
packed Edsel B. Ford Post, Amer.
lean Legion banquet guests. The az.
fair was held in the Log Cabin" on
Michigan Ave.
Commander Miller related the
surprise attack. how the Japs
struck hard and fast and brought
about terrible destruction and hor-
ror everywhere. His story o; the
Wasmuth rescue and bombardment
OF Kiska in 1912, revealed the pow.
er and recuperative force OF the
United States Navy. Commander
Miller stated that the Allies lost
1000 ships In five and hall years
OF war. In regards to naval aviation
he recalled that in World War | II
consisted OF 3s officers. 1853 men
and 81 planes, compared TO present
personnel OF $4,000 and $4,000
planes. Thirty thousand pilots are
trained yearly plus 100000 mechan-
les. In conclusion he said that one
lesson learned in the four year war
period Is that to maintain peace q
strong navy must be retained. We
must be strong enough TO defend
shore bases and fort bases.
Lieutenant Joseph p. Shames,
351st Bomb Group, E,T.O., possess
or OF the Distinguished Flying
Cross, Purple Heart and Air Medal
with three clusters was given a
tremendous ovation when intro
duced. This famous bombing group
OF the United States Air Forces.
continuously on the giving end in
and over Germany, destroyed vital
industries and rail centers. Mrs.
William F. Davis. at the banquet
table. glowed with pride at the &C.
complishments OF her famous SON
in-law and so did his beautiful wife
who was also present.
Mayor Ross X. Bower. Ypsilani,
recalled how the giant Ford Bomb
er plant started and the community
problems caused by the thrush OF
war workers from remote points.
Mayor Bower paid glowing trib.
ute to the Edsel B. Ford Post. Am
erican Legion. for its efforts and
energy to discourage nscrupulous
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EdSgl B. Ford Post
Celebrate Mary.
Day VIII Dinner

persons from this area and for
their initiative to bring about a
more pleasant community life.
Prominent guests present were
County Commander Manley Roe.
Dlsctrict Auxiliary President Mrs.
Dorothy Roe: Navy Mothers we're
represented by Mr.. and Mrs. wood.
side and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Rabin.
nette. Edsel B. Ford Auxiliary
President Mrs. Mary Lopez and
her husband, Welfare Officer C,
Lopez; Vice Commander Joseph
Solana, Mr.. and Mrs. John Whit.
ing. District Legion Auxiliary Sec
rotary. Mrs. Mary Kopka and Frank
Kopka, Prieskorn Post, Ann Arbor:
Service Officer and Mrs. Walter
Kenny. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ebeler.
Commander Charles NJ. bronson,
on behalf OF the Edsel B. Ford
Post and the American Legion pre-
scented to Roy Darlington Hall, the
American Legion citation. His son
Clare NJ. Hall lost his life when
the IS Paul Hamilton was torpe.
doed April 20, 1914 off the coast a.
Algiers in the Mediterranean.
Clare was given the award o; meri:
posthumously by the U. s. Navy.
Pat DeLoghary's orchestra and
entertainers from the Merry Circle
and Frances Trombley accompan.
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Shower in Formal
Lounge For Mrs.
Madge Bird Waters

Mrs. Cecil A. Waters, a recent
bride, was guest OF honor Saturday
evening at a miscellaneous shower
in the Formal Lounge OF Charles
McKenny Hall.
The evening was spent in play
ing games appropriate to the occa-
sion. Prizes received were present
ed TO the guest Of honor.
A pink and white umbrella con.
cealed the first gift, on which was
a rhyme starting the bride on her
search for other gifts which were
hidden In various places about the
room.
Mrs. Waters wore q corsage OF
pink carnations and white NUNS,
a gift from the hostesses.
Favors were miniature folders
OF silver and white, containing pic
lures OF the bride and groom.
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Sunday Breakfast

The final pledging Of rushees for
the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
followed a breakfast at 1890 In
Charles McKenny Hall. Sunday.
The candlelight ceremony was con.
Quoted for the pledges, Misses
Phyllis Lamkin, Roberta Tibbetts,
Eleanor Woifgane and Virginia
Willard, by Miss Virginia Cheval'
Ter. president. The pledging and
presenting OF pledge pins took
place in the women's reading room,
where their table had a beautiful
chrysanthemum enterp iece
thanked with candles OF yellow and
blue, the sorority color. Miss Rob-
erta Hake3 was in charge Of ar
rangements. The next regular
meeting will b, Nov. s.
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Calendar Of Social Events

TO-DAY
MonfSy Club 2:3o, with Robert Daley.
City Lodge number knights Pyhas cooperative
$780, Life certificates will be presented at meeting, follow
ed by dancing, Castle Hall
TUESDAY
Auxiliary special meeting with class
initiation o'clock, Veterans Hall, ST. n N Huron st.
Phoenix Lodge number 10 F. and A. M $780, Master Mason de-
gree, Masonic Temple lodge
Loyal Order OF Moose s o'clock. Moose Hall.
sewing knitting Wech Hall to o'clock
Carpenter Womens Relief card o'clock GAR Hall
Princes Of Syracuse Halloween party Castle Hail. to all teen
boys and girls.
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lgnted Dy hkdnuaTu CAuuelhpla A.
amid a profusion Of beautiful white
chrysanthemums and palms. Lit
tie clusters OF white bebe NUNS,
tied with white satin ribbon, on al
ternating pews, marked the guests
seats in the middle aisle, down
which extended a white carpet.
Preceding the ceremony. Miss
Edith Steere sang sweetly. BE
cause. accompanied at the organ
by Mrs. J. r. Chaddock. The bril-
dal party entered the church to
the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin and Mendelssohn's
wedding march was played as a
occasional.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in her gown
of white satin with full skirt. and
semi train. The bodice. buttoned
down the back, had bertha falling
over the shoulders. the sleeves be-
ing long and pointed over the
hand. Her long full French veil
was fastened with a narrow satin
head band. The brides only Jewell
~ was a strand Of family pearls.
She carried a shower bouquet of
white orchids and bouvardia.
Miss Mary Battelle. who due
10 the illness OF the brides sister.
Miss Marilynn Lee Tucker, served
as maid OF honor, was gowned in
white Jersey with long sleeves, long
bodice with draped bertha, and
circular skirt. Her headdress was
a circlet OF small white plumes fas-
tened to q narrow satin band.
Her bouquet, and those OF the
bridesmaids. were OF white garden.
ias surrounded with long ivy sprays.
The groom. In his Army Air Force
uniform. was attended by Major
George Hesselbacher, Jr.. Philadel-
phia.
The attendants. Miss Edith Steere
and Mrs. George Hesselbacher.
dressed alike in white Jersey had
shirred fitted bodices. v necklines
and elbow length sleeves, with
headdresses like the maid OF
honor.
Mrs. Tucker, mother OF the bride,
was in black crepe with silver trim,
a black hat with green ostrich
plume and black accessories. Her
corsage was an orchid.
The groom's mother, Mrs. HOE
Ter. was also IN black with black
hat, and shoulder corsage of an
orchid.
The ushers seating the guests
were brothers Of the bride. Preston
Tucker. Jr.. c.S.NR.O.T.C., and
Noble Tucker.
The formal living room OF the
Tucker home. 10 N. Park ST.. was
nttractively arranged with baskets
End large bouquets Of autumn flow
ers for the reception. In the re-
ceiving line were Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Tucker and Mrs. Hozier,
and the bridal party.
White chrysanthemums with
sprays OF huckleberry and white
tapers thanked the four TERED we'd
ding cake on the bridal table. The
cake. topped with little wedding
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Death Takes
Mrs. C.. NJ. Rowe
.Tuttle Hill Road

Mrs. Christine NJ. Lowe passed
away at her home. 1891 Tuttls
Hill Rd.. Saturday afternoon at the
age OF 70. She was the daughter OF
Robert and Catherine Lawton born
June 10, 1873 in Ypsilanti. She mar.
ried Carl w. Lowe May %. 1894.
and they settled on the present
farm So years ago. Mr.. Lowe pre-
coded her in death November 70.
1912
Surviving are one son. Carl W,
Jr.. at home: one daughter, Mrs.
Irene Hawker, at home: two broth
ers, Albert Lawson, Charleston. and
William, Van Dyke. and two grand.
children. one brother, John. preced
ed her in death in 1873.
Mrs. Lowe had been an active
member OF the Whitaker Evangeli.
cal Church.
Services will be at the Stevens
and Bush funeral home, Milan. at
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
william +. Boettcher. Whitaker.
officiating. Burial will follow in
Childs Cemetery. Friends may call
at the funeral home.
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Townsend Club
Starts Week at
Gilbert House

At s o'clock tonight, the Town
send Club will meet at colbert
House for a Halloween Hard-times
party under the leadership Of Mrs.
Louis Parmeley. The guests are
to come in costume. and skit will
be presented. There will be games
and refreshments.
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50, Miss
Ann Cuthbert will meet with Brow
ME troops 20 and 20 and will con.
duct the Brownie Fly UP. She will
be assisted by Miss Frances
Young, Girl Scout secretary. Mrs.
LaVerne Howard and a committee
OF Normal College students. The
girls eligible for the Fly Up are
Marilyn Cyr, Donna Ridenour,
Mary Lee Chapman, Virginia Neil.
ly, Beverly Roberts, Marlene Skelt,
Evelyn Lou Foust, Carla Mae
Priebe The honor guests will be
mothers OF the girls, and Mrs. Ed
ward Baltzell and Mrs. Violet
Gilhard, leaders OF troop 80, who
will be present to welcome them.
Tuesday evening at Z o'clock, the
English class for the Mexican
young men will meet as usual with
Miss Jacqueline Gillis OF the Nor
NAL College for their English les
son.
The Boys Club will meet Monday
and Tuesday evenings from $3.50 to
$3.50 with Truman Ravens. A COM
mittee from the boys club will as
sist with the Halloween prepare
lions for the children's party We'd
nesday evening.
Tuesday evening a. $3.50, the
Mexican young men will meet as
usual and be entertained by the
young lady hostesses.
Wednesday evening from 7 to 8
o'clock will be Open House for Hal
loween fun for children. Miss Mar
garet Davis Is being assisted In
the preparation by a large com.
mittee OF mothers and students
from the Normal College.
Wednesday from 8 to IL. the
house will be open to boys and
girls OF teen age for dancing and
social activities.
Thursday at $3.50. Girl Scout troop
II will meet with their leader, Mrs
Earl Snyder.
Friday at 4 o'clock, the boys and
girls OF the junior canteen will
meet for their regular Friday az
ternoon fun.
Saturday at 10 o'clock the chill
dren's canteen will meet. Miss Da-
Wis is being assisted in this work
by Miss Kathleen Sanderson, Mrs,
Katherine Gering. Miss Betty
Brown and Mrs. Bea Thomas.
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Juniors Hold
Reception For
Sophomore

The annual sophomore reception
given by the juniors In honor OF
the second year students Friday
night in the Roosevelt High School.
was devoted to an initiation Of :hs
sophomeres and dancing In the
gymnasium to the music OF Bob
Milane.
Refreshments were served later
In the evening.
Entertainment consisted Of songs
by a quartet including Bill Wilcox.
Clark Poster, Arthur Gibbs. and
Alden Parker. A cornet solo by
Ruben Nolf was rendered.
Chaperons for he occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard MenIi, Mr..
and Mrs. William Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Drew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
nard Poster, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Rau.
The class sponsors are Miss Lu.
ellie Langworthy and Miss Mar
garet Colts. Decorations were in
keeping with the Halloween sea
son.
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Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans.
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Bayard Buehen, dIree-
tor Council Of Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home,
III s Huron ST., Ypsllanti.
Az. NM &c Paul Timlin Of the
Navy. formerly associated with the
Ypsilsnti Daily Press, is spending
a short leave here.
Participating in raids In the Mar.
shall Islands. he has seen action
within 800 miles from Japan. The
carrier, Benjamin Franklin, was
the one on which he spent most OF
his time overseas. Tarawa, he stat.
ed. was the worst conflict OF the
Pacific Theater. This raid was in
June, 1914, and lasted two days,
but II was one OF the bloodiest bat
ties OF all. He has spent 81 months
overseas. most OF the time in the
Marshalls.
Along with other experiences he
was shot down while Tying over
an island and lived for two days on
X rations. The suspense OF waiting
Is what causes the nervous tension,
he said.
On one raid they went in with
300 ships carrying 1900 planes. Al
ter the Navy has led through for
the initial raid, the Marines follow
with reinforcements. The Marines
are taken in with the Nays land
ing barges. At times there was so
much machinery being landed that
all roadways were blocked. There
are so many planes being landed
that there was no time for repairs.
Planes and other vehicles were
sometimes thrown overheard be-
cause OF something as simple as
flat tire.
Paul, a turrent gunner, has a
brother who has also made q name
for himself IN the Navy. He Is
Lieut.. Col. Francis Timlin who
started into the Philippines with
1000 aviators. but came out with
only II. Out OF the II who survived
that raid. there are only two living.
After visit home he was called
TO washington, then sent to Europe
to command the airport there. He
has been in Belgium and England
and expects soon 20 come home
again.
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Pictures For Navy
Day at Huron Post

For the Navy Day observance at
Huron Post. DR.. Joseph II. McCul'
locn, Commander Of Post 2S2, ar
ranged a special Navy film. Eugene
Beatty. principal OF Harriet School,
operated the protector.
J. c. Rutherford, director Of Car
yer Center assisted with games
There was dancing to recorded mu'
sic.
Commander L. c. Perry gave a
brief talk on Navy Day. Second
Vice Commander Glenn Mullins
Adjutant John Morton and Sgt
Harry Newton were in charge oil
refreshments served 125 guests
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bells. was cut by the bride and
groom.
Assisting in the dining room were
Mrs. F. A. Battelle, Mrs. Denver
Crowl. Crosse Pointe, Mrs. Carl
Gruenert, Allan Park, Mrs. C.
James Davis. Misses Joan Sturm
and Catherine Cakes.
The couple left today by plane
for West Point. n. Y. where the
groom Is stationed at the U. s.
Military Academy at West Point.
For travelling, the bride wore a
Hattie Carnegie suit OF two tone
gray wool with rust velvet turned
back cuffs and waistcoat. Her
black hat had matching velvet trim.
and her accessories were black.
She wore her orchid corsage from
her bridal bouquet.
Guests attending the wedding
from out of the city were the
brides great grandmother. Mrs.
II. A. Preston. Miss Sue Preston,
Don Preston and Dan Preston, all
OF Lincoln Park, Mrs. Charles
Holmes, Charlevoix, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G. Fuqua, Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r Darlington. Miss NJ.
Butler and Mrs. A. HoEier, Collier
Vile, Tenn. Mrs. Thomas Kavan-
agh, Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. June
Thomas, Crosse Pointe. Mrs. Carl
Gruenert. Allen Park. Mrs. Denver
Crowl, Crosse Pointe.
The bride was graduated from the
Ypsilanti High School and Steph-
ems College. Columbia, Mo. and pre-
vious TO her marriage was a stew
ardess on the Chicago and Southern
Airlines.
The groom is a graduate of Mar
ion Military Institute and the U. s.
Military Academy, West Point. He
served in the European Theater OF
Operations during the war.
The bride has been entertained
with numerous showers during the
past few weeks, a linen shower. by
Mrs. F. A. Battelle and daughter
Mary at Charles McKenny Hall;
miscellaneous. by Mrs. Crowl and
Mrs. Gruenert, in Detroit, and Miss
Edith Steere. and a handkerchief
shower by Mrs. Robert Mason.
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Queen City Lodge is having a
gala event tonight at the Castle
Hall. The program starts with a
cooperative dinner at $3.50 p. m.
and is open to all Pythians, their
families and friends.
Life memberships will be pre-
sented to two who have been mem.
bers 40 years. Merit certificates
will be presented to two returned
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District Meeting
Attended in Monroe

The Misses Janet Renton. Ora
Mae Hartley, Marjorie Milliman,
Gertrude Reihle and Doris Mill.
man attended the meeting OF Dis.
trict ! Of the Michigan Federation
Of Business and Professional Won.
ems Clubs at the Monroe Country
Club, Sunday.
A business meeting was held In
the morning when reports from
various state committee chairmen
were given. Following luncheon
the group. which was composed OF
members from eighteen clubs,
heard Arthur Lesow, president OF
the Michigan Exchange Clubs,
speak on "Our World to Build"
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Celebrate Birthday

Joan Simons celebrated her 18th
birthday Saturday, by entertaining
II OF her friends for a combination
birthday and Halloween party. Re-
freshments were served at a table
decorated with a big birthday cake
and Halloween trimmings. Joan
was remembered with many nice
gifts, and the remainder OF the
time was spent playing cards.
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Judith Ann Mars

Judith Ann, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Mars, was chris
tened at st. John Church Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The spon-
sors we're Richard Tylenda. De.
troit, and Miss Dolores Simon.
After the christening a family din
ner was served Tor Is guests at
the home OF the baby's grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Simon.
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Ten Tables In Play

There were ten tables in play
at the pleasant card party given in
Veterans Hall. Saturday evening,
by the Veterans Auxiliary. Pedro
was the game and prizes were won
by Mrs. Alvina Grub and Mrs.
Charles Harden and Walter Frank
and Thomas Ray. Door and special
prizes were awarded to Ivele Grub.
Luncheon was served by Mrs. Vic.
la Emmett. Mrs. Anna Frank and
Mrs. Eva Yunkman. The next party
will be Nov. 10 at $3.50 with Mrs.
Anna Ray. Mrs. Helen Waterbury
and Mrs. Mabel Morhous In
charge.
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Attend Pontiac Meeting

Mrs. Alvina Grubb,. president;
Mrs. Anna Ray, Mrs. Viola Emmett,
Mrs. Hazel Horner, Mrs. Mabel
Slater, Mrs. Ethyl Young, Mrs.
Anna Laurain, Mrs. Viola Bird, and
Mrs. Ula williams, officers Of the
Ypsilanti Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Auxiliary, attended the distric. No.
5 Pow-Wow at Pontiac, Sunday.
Three local color bearers and ban
ner bearer bore the flags in the
parade. Mrs. Grub, Mrs. Bird and
Mrs. williams attended a special
school Of instruction for officers.
Dinner was served at noon. At $50
an open meeting was held at which
the ritualistic team Of Fairyiew
Post Detroit. initiated IS new re-
cruits from the present war, using
the long form.
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In the candle lighted sanctuary of ST. Lukes Church,
Sunday afternoon at o'clock occurred the marriage of
Miss Shirley Louise Tucker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Tucker and Major George Chambers Hozier,
USAAF, of Mrs. Charles Frederick Hozer, and the
late Mr.. Hozier, Memphis Tenn.
The ring ceremony, for the all white wedding with Rev.
Robert Dewitt officiating performed in the chance
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Miscellaneous Shower

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Herbs
who we're married in the Lutheran
Church in Tiffin, Ohio, July 2s,
we're given a miscellaneous shower
at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd-
inand Herbst, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Herbst was formerly MISS
Ilene Remsburg. Tiffin. Relatives
we're present from Plymouth, Belle
Vile and Ypsilanti.
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Guests.at Luncheon

Col and Mrs. owen J. Cleary
were guests at the delightful lunch
con and reception at the Officers
Club Of the Naval Air Base at
Crosse lie In honor Of Admiral Fe-
liz Stump OF Okinawa fame and
1t. Col. Gregory Boyington, the
noted ace OF the Marines, Saturday
afternoon. Col. Cleary will be chief
of staff at the Detroit Victory Loan
parade this evening.