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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

FIELDING ROBERT L. scr.-yrlsDd Of
M, pireH Gi' JEFRis Lss9Ss Iii7 pt FslseE Of nr
Marion II Fitch. 2O5 Aerriwesthsr GToSss
P6inie Farms.
HAckETT EDWIN b. PFc.---son Of Mr1
HHRXGk' ABE. cPL-Hui6and Of Mrs
s, Rab5[.f fbELssSr isse &C. S'yPSela41
Of ArI MARY HAYWARD. 2i27 ISahaoie
MOCK, CLIFFORD <, ,a1tu.oana Of
EAcHowITz. EDWARD A CAPT HUI
band OF Mira Marion X Nacnowitz. 1855
susteI.
.rARKER. ALvIE n lsT LL-Hssesne q
MA. Marian A. Parser 1850 beikahlfe road.
Outstatc
.AMicK GERALD r. 7 4-Husb,nd Of
MA Irene r. Amies chteoyTan
BABIcH FREDERICK ). 7 S-sQn Of
hrt yvlis Babich, IronsOod.
MIS- l'b. NShsR ssaR Ra...son a.ls;s Of
:, q, sEAeDsLEE 3 IEAY.a ,fFe-gaIosrd Of
Minnie BtIenI. Route iceland
BEsSoHEN LAWRENCE W PFC --HuS
oano Of Mr.. EieanoF beEsoHsn, Boz -.
BiGELoW EDWARD A. PvT.--son Of
Nh ri d,6Msrt; ss,,i. siE'ioT z noI,ii ~ Helen
Husband OF nu. Marjorie ;. Bloomfield.
BkAST JAMES cPL-Hu,e.nd Of Mrt
Martha BrAnt, Benton Hsrbor
bUTElN. WILLIAM T., PFC. Husband OF
hn ESie!A N. Butsyn, Holland
CAMPBELL. WOODROW PVT - Son OF
Mrs Moiic Campbell Emmett
CALLOvfNi OLIVER A PVT - Son oi
Mrs. Emma CailoVlni. siamhGuEh
DOkE, Wax . 4-son Of Mu Efns
MAY posn. kaismhlnn
TiHsrRom ALBIN p cpl Brother Of
Nj" kdith r FinAtfora Gisatton,
BILL HERBERT JR 7 Son of nrs
Alma Hiii Brown city
XLnHS JOSEPH jR=PrC rC-Husssn4 n
MA Msbei l. Eiohs Ann Areor
Mrs Myrtle habis CASopoll
McTACCART DONALD PFC Son ~ Ma
Mar AeTaEEAFi. Fitnt.
: Olaf sTEvE. 7 s-.san Of NJ, Anna
oish Caro-.
PRYER Erwin 2 isT LT-son of Ben
4 Prysr. Ann ATbor
RAsEY JACK. PFC -- Buib,ns ~ Nr
Katherine Rstsy N1GkegoD
RYAN. LAwREEcE =. isT LT.--geDhsv
Of hiAs Mar {. Ryan lihPeming.
SINGER FREDERICK y PFC - Son 81
Ma. C Enc sins,r, Brghion
THOMAS IRA ' SGT Son n NJ, sarah
WoolLEY WILLIAM PFC -Ha,sAnd o.
Mrs Annsrstts w"olley Grass LAKE
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

miner in Cuyahoga county-snd
his farm at the edge OF Lake
Abram here has deposits Of hlumrs
which scientists say were lat
from the Ice Age.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

PETRICKo EDWARD J. sIsGT -Husband
oi Mira. Helen Petricko. o4ol Reuter-. Dear
born.
RAKoCZY. LEO TT sGT.-son Of Mrs
RIPPER. MARTIN JR'. PFc.-son OF MrS.
Mabel Ripper. 1913 Greenwich.
sAsKI. FRANK PFc---Husbsnd- of hrs
sEBAsTIANELLi. boMISIcK, SGT =
Husband OF Mn. Mary X. sebssuansli. 81
E'1 sopER" Tls GsoRGE 5 pyr.-nu.ssHd= Of
sTIEBER. ALEXANDER C.. PvT;ason of
sTRisGER. Erwin T.. T75-Husbsnd Of
Mia Blanche -sirinssE, -24l-GiFsEd- Blvd.
suAREz. FRANK, Pvr,-son Of Mrs Rose
B. susreI, s5s Z. webster. Ferndsie
THOMPSON CHARLES W. PFc.-He.bsnd
Of Mrs. Virginia D. Thompson. 1855 wash
burn,
WALLS. JOSEPH r., LsGT.--Husbsnd Of
wETNsTEIH' SAMUEL S. SGT.-sOa OF
Mrs Hilds Weinstein. 22s2 Gladstone,
M 1s. Ed,1 sasrH sssi iF c.SSsn
Outstate
ARsDT LEONARD W, sGT.-son OF Emil
soLTiscHousE. WILLIAM A, PFc.-son
OF hIt hADrl v Fbta
MTS vsTnics / Boylsrd KeeEo Hs cor
BRADY. HAROLD W, PPc.-hasbsnd OF
MI sRiDsHh% 1Ss Srsf' ososcS s'c cs. O. rvr-Hu.O.no
Of MrS Tease Bradshaw. KslsmaIoo.
BUCKINGHAM. WAYNE Y, CPL Son OF
BUNSEIL' cLAREScE d PYc Husband
OF Mrs Elizabeth J Bunnsl. Pontiac
.BuRRELL, FREDERICK " prc-Bro.hsr
o. suss us OMAR J. + SON of Mr. Grace
Bun. Clio.
cLovER GEORGE JR PVT son OF Mrs
Florence Clover, Nunics
cosLoW REX p. sCT-son OF Mr.
Florence y. Coslow -
DILLON EDWARD l. sGT-=HuIhan1- -et
DUJIK, ALEX. PvT.-wIrd Of Arehi'
PeoEn. Cadillac.
EMMEFECcER EMIL II. PyT.-Husosnd
Of Nh M.TEs5s, .nmensEssr. eJa Sy.ne ess A.stn n,
Herman L. Evans sr.. Concord.
FELTHoUsE. ROBERT l. PFc-son Of
FOLEY JAMES y lsT -LT.-hushAna ei
Nrt Marjorie FOLEY. Holly
FREEsE JAMES W, PFC-H1sbsBd 81
hr' msr,ori, Freess. Pint.
GATES STEWART p. PFC Son Of NJ,
Violet y Gates Pint.
HAFEMks, IRVING ?. Pyc-Snn ~ MA
tuu fIrrmSn. FoNtrt
-HAFFsER KEsEETH W, PFC Son ~
Hare Haiiner Dotter
HILTz FRANK o ryc-Brothsr Of Mrt
Ida L Seafsrt ~hittemors.
HuTEK. FRANK JR.. S-son Of Frank
Kutek ST.. Rhodes.
HYISK. oWEN z. sGT.-Husband Of Mn
Marjorie II HyinE vsnsall.
JAKvBezYK. HENRY :. PFC Son Of
CaKifntF JGkubcxyk Flint.
JOHNSON. MARTIN } PFc.-son Of Mrs..
Martha " johnson. kenton.
JONES DAVID n. JR.. PFc.-son of Mrs
Mary J. Jones. wolverine
KAsPER. JOSEPH D.. PFC Son o. Nn
JobsnA KAlper Clare
KOGLfS EDWIN o.. Tf5-Son of Mrs
Anna koglin Port Hope
KRAAi BERNARD W PFC -HuSbsnd oi
Mrs. Betty kraAi Grand Haven
KURE FRANK J., PFC Son OF Mrs Matt
IA BARGE HUBERT Us SGT Husband
~ NJ, isabelle Ia Barge, Pontiac
LACzKO PETER J. PVT.-Husbsnd o!
MrI Bertha LAcEko Midland
LAFEAN JOHN s.. PFC.-Hufbsno Of Mrs.
Mary $ Lafssn. East Lansing
LAPwoRTH DONALD J PVT Husband
of Mrs CeorEs LapwoTth. Bur-
LAwRY wILFORD C.. tsCT.-son o'
hhs Mabel Lawry Jeddo
LUDWiCK FREDERICK z. PFC Husband
Of Ars. Bertha LudSiet' ST johns
MALLARp. CHARLES NJ. SGT Husband
of Mira MARY Malard. RiTs.
MCDONALD JAMES Y. PVT Husband OF
Ap olwyn c. Mcdonald, MusksEon.
METTLER ANTHONY NJ sCT-son Of
Marie MeiLer sAndusky.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

ASDfPSON. HAROLD p-Soh OF
krGIf5o. MARIO J. SGT Son Of hrs.
Lena NOyara, ssss senator --
BAKKE. MARVEL ScT--Hssssha Of
NT, J,snns I b4hts 'ls7 tltsr st sso reso =,
Leons snofna sro.1y' "s s5is s. fleetrie,
Carrie Brown. TO', calhoun. Dearborn.
Trays. PAUL p. scT.--Nsphs- Of Ma
Marie cuyi.r. isss Ashland.
KITzMAN GEORGE II PEc-san nj
Mrs. gtois c. Ki'Iman. 1910 stoepei.
sHSpEL. SOL CPL -Broth.r 81 Mu syi-
sTovEL JAMES PVT -Hutesnt %
Mrs. Dorothy " stovsl. ist Lake View
Crosse Potnu Farms.
0utstate
BARNES. HERMAN Y PvT.-Husbsn1 ~
Mr. Doris l. Barnes. Marshall.
BECKMAN WILLIAM. PVT -HuTosne 81
Mrs. Gladys J. Beckman, Holland.
". SoTTE.Lt S: soIE, KEfSsTS s.T s.. ns,
BRADLEY. RAY A. SGT Father OF Miss
Baresr, Bradley. Grand Rapid, -,
BROWN. ALVIN W, Pvr-Husband Of
Mrs Lorraine A. Brown. Bath.
cRzEsIAK. BERNARD J., PFc-son Of
Mrs Anna GrIesia., Iron.ood
KALISKA BERNARD J., SGT Son Of
BENJAMIN Kalinka. Grand Rapids
.LUoMAEEs. WILLIAM J.. SGT. -
Brother Of Mrs. Annt Sssrl, BessemeT
MORTON ERNEST T PFC Son OF Mrs
Anna Morton. Copper Guy.
RooKER. CHARLES NJ, Cpl -Keph.u
81 Mrs Harriet Raster. Bay city.
SMOKEvITCH u. pN PFC --Husbana
% Mrs Evelyn Smo y tch. Alpha
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Outstate

SMOKEVITCH y pN J PFC Husband
% Mrs Evelyn smo itch. Alpha
NAVY DEAD
Detroit
HIsE. TREpERIcK ,. PvT.-Tsth,r. Wi.
liam Hins 1881 fullerton; aunt. Mrs
Judith N. Fraser. le< Hili Highland PARK
NAVY WOUNDED
Detroit
MORRIS. DEWEY JR.. 81 c-Psr.ni,
NJ and Mrs Dewey ". Morris sr.. l47S
MORRIS. THERON I. PFC wife. Mrs
Theron l. Morris, i77 W willis.
eoUsH. RICHARD ELLIOTT. SHIP sERv.
Everett RouSh 1851 Ford road Dearborn
.n6 sVSREL a Egsdr %l1Ae RuSG, sea'g ssss FOUR s
teenth.
sLAnKo. JOHN CHARLES BoArswAIN-
wife Mrs Adellne Lee sladko-- -lsAs4- Black
stone
Outstate
COUSINS RENE L PvT-wif, Mu Rsn,
L. COUSINS Three Rivers
HARJu. oRyIp ! PFC Mother. Mr.,
Hanna Hsrju. Wakefield.
KAMrNsKI. VLoRIAN pvT-Noth,r
MIRA Nellie Jsnsowisk, Custer.
vELAsouEz HENRY N, PvT-Mothu
Mrs Mary NJ. vaia.qu.t, Pontiac
WATKINS JOHN NJ, PFC Parents. Nj
ana Mira. Benjamin NJ. watkins. Monroe
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
ARMY DEAD
European Area
Detroit

BENNETT. ROSS PvT-son OF Mrs
DoAhie Bennett 1880 4, Fort
BIEREAT. THOMAS ", sCT.-son Of Mira
Helen Biernst. 4430 Brandon
BLOCK, ROBERT W., stsCT.--son Of MrA
Lille Block. 1884 Fourth. Wyando,ts.
BOYLE. GORDON. IsT LT.-HuSbInd OF
Mrs. Mary BOYLE. SOIL Harding
CIARKOWsKI. FRANK A, PVT son Of
Mrs Anna CIsTkowEkl. is4l5 Caldwell
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Pacific Area
Detroit
Outstate

BOZ ARNOLD n % IT -H.srsno ~
Mrs. Lsslis , Poe. lsI1I LSncsGhirt rosd
Outstate
BtEksDElL. FLOYD JR set Son
q Mrs JuitA BleAGden. WhiunoTt LAkt
MOORE. HERBERT 7 PFc-son Ct Mrs.
Mary X Moore, Pint
RADwAHSRI JOSEPH ~ PFC son Of
Mrs Mary RadNangki Melvin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
ARMY PRISONER
interned by Germany
Detroit

ANDERSON HAROLD J T Son o'
Mrs Els. Anderson. 1855 waro
krGEIO MARIO J. s sCT.-son Of Mira.
Lena NoYaEA 63sS senator
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
NAVY DEAD
Detroit

HISE FREDERICK ,. PvT.-Tsth,f vi
liam Hins. 1851 fullerton aunt. Mri
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-13

Webb & Marrs
Weinmann-Matthews Co.
Wiedman Auto Co.
WilIoughby Bros.
Ypsi Bar
Ypsilanti Art Shop
YpsiIanti Farm Bureau
YpsiIanti Public Schools
Ypsilanti Savings Bank
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-13

Tho, swell plan you've got for later be realized
much more easily-f you keep your head nolO!
Now-is the time to sock your money away in the best
investment in the world, and at the same time give
your country the help it's asking for with War Bonds
Now-goods ore scarce and prices high. You'll get
good dollars worth if you don't spend your dollar
if you hold on to those War Bonds till they mature.
NOw-when you're maybe making more money than
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-13
War Bonds TO have and to hold

National Bank
Nepodal & Arnet
The Paristyle
Sally Sheer Shop
Shaefer's Huron St. Store
Shaefer Hardware Co
Silkworth Oil Co.
Sleep Shop
Storage Furniture
United Cigar Store
fn1ent and War Advertising Council
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-13

S. S. Kresge Co.
Landy Furniture Co.
Mack & Mack
Mackraft Shops
Martin Dawson Co.
Moffett's Shoe Store
J. E. Moore Co.
Moyer-Fletcher
Pete's Cafe
Richardson Pharmacy
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-13
This Advertisement sponsored by the following firms:

Allison's
Apparel Shop
Anderson & Deck
Bargain Store
Board of Commerce
Brien-Stephens-W Wheeler
Butterfield Theatres
Cunningham Drugs, Inc.
Detroit Edison Co.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-07-13

Gauss Baking Co
Doran Chevrolet Co.
Dixie Shops, Inc.
Ernie's Ice Cream
Family Radio Shoppe
A. Green, Jeweler
D. A. Hankinson Co.
Hayward's Mems Wear
Hotel Huron
~ . -
Post script., 1945-05-18
GtssSI1g1G9Jylee2Ss SsTBo@t9 .

The Colonel Charles Young
School held its om1enee ~
ment exercises Friday Nay
llth in tlle Little Theatfe
Of the Special Services
Building.
A Cla SIS Day play "A1ma
lhters' Children starring
Clara Belle Stone IS Alma
Mater and fIerio Menn as
Solomon Grmdy, the Spirit
Of the 7. orld IVES pres ented
by the Jr. and Sr. High
Schools.
In the Jr. High Dept,
Hiss Li11ien Jones spoke on
"The We 1ue Of Educo tt on"
while Hiss Ce therine McLur-
kins' subject uas IA chiev-
ing the American Dreens and
Ided ls" Both IIisses Jones
nd lIcLurkin gra adua ted from
the Jr. High School.
Col. Roscoe L. Llb, Ex-
ecutive Officer, Tres ented
the dir1onos end lk jor John
II. EeG Il pres ented the var
ious awards ~
1londay night ottKnoxvil1e
Recres.tion Center, E eiJuni or
cnd Senior Prom wes held.
Post script., 1945-05-18
Iz3IAaA@1, s: RaIs3NA @

Last sunday Sou defee ted
the Bisbee Owls by 6 smes -
hing score or III behind
the one hit pitching Of
"Lefty"4 Gca Les. The team
oyere IL had 8 sharp eye on
the deliveries Of Depker.-
vich and Hill.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10

whitmire won from Mrs R. L.
Schrepper, 4 and 3 and will oppose
the winner OF the match between
Mrs. Robinett and Mrs. o. d. Camp
bell. which will be played over the
weekend. In the lower half, Mrs.
Anders, winner over Mrs. Erwin
Saunders by a and l margin. will
play Mrs. Wales Slgnor who was 9
up on Mrs. John Montonye. These
matches we're sight ones. Mrs.
Saunders medal score was one I'M
der that OF Mrs. Anders. In the
Signor-Montonye match Mrs. Sig
nor was up at the turn. but Mrs.
Montonye reduced the lead to / at
the 10th. The 18th was halved. II
was one up and / to go for Mrs.
Signor, which became a PUP end
ing when she won the 18th.
Mrs. Agnes Matthews won and
3 from Mrs. Harold Leverett, in
the third flight and will play Mrs.
Silkworth. who drew a bye. Mrs.
Al. Vossler won from Mrs. Ross
wisbin. 5 and 4, and will meet
Mrs. LaPointe, who drew a bye.
Seven c class players have
signed for the 9-hole qualifying
round TO be played next Thursday.
No handicaps will be used in
matches As many more are ex-
pected TO enter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
Miss GRADER Wed
to Harold Ford

Guests assembled at the First
Baptist Church for the double-ring
ceremony uniting Doris GRADER,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Grab.
er Of Scottville, Michigan, and Har.
old Ford, F &c, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Ford OF 535 limerick. The
couple spoke their vows to Rev.
Gordon Speer.
The candle light ceremony took
place at I o'clock Aug. Is and be-
gan with Mrs. Ruth Mcdonald sing.
ing Because and Always" The
bride was given in marriage by
her father, X. GRADER. Baskets OF
white gladioli in front OF tall can.
delabra were the only decorations.
The bride wore a white lace and
net dress fashioned with a sweet.
heart neckline. short sleeves, and a
long train. A finger-tip Illusion veil
fell from a halo studded with white
pearls. Mrs. Ford carried an arm
bouquet OF white roses. Her only
jewelry consisted Of q single strand
OF white pearls.
Miss Marjorie Lannon was the
only attendant OF the bride and her
floor length dress was OF aqua lace
and net. She carried q Fan OF coral
gladion.
The groom's attendant was Earl
Pettee, brother-in-law OF the bride.
Cshers were Donald GRADER, broth
er OF the bride, and Milton Swan
son from Dearborn.
The groom's mother wore a
street length dress OF gray crepe.
Her hat and gloves were OF fuschia
and her purse OF black patent. She
wore corsage of white, split car.
nations. Mrs. GRADER, the brides
mother, wore a street length dress
OF navy blue with white accessor-
les.
A reception Tor seventy guests
followed the ceremony at the Earl
Ford residence on limerick st. Mrs.
Mildred Pettee, sister of the bride.
and Mrs. Beatrice Crittenden, and
Miss Mural Parson, assisted al
the lace covered bridal table, which
was centered with a three TERED
wedding cake and tapered candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford left for a
brief stay at Higgins Lake. Harold
returns to his station in New York
on Sunday, and Mrs. Ford will
return to her home IN Scottvills
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus McLay from Birming-
ham: Mr.. and Mrs. d. Griesing
from Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Brocklehurst from Milford, and 9TH
ers from Mt Clemens. Detroit.
Dearborn, Flint Scottville and
Plymouth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
WaSbtenaW Women Golfers
Enjoy Good Scoring Day

Todd by one hole. and will meet
Mrs. Arthur Robinett TO determine
a finalist to oppose Mrs. Paul Hay
ward, survivor in the upper brack-
ct.
All first matches in the cham
pionship flight we're carried out
with prognosticated results with
one exception. when Mrs. Nehlsen
defeated Mrs. Hunter and Mrs
Cameron won from Miss Todd no.
body was surprised. They were ex-
pected to do so. But when Mrs.
Gresnstreet defeated Miss LANCE
4 and 3, this Was an upset. To
make good her entrance TO the Sc
lect circle o. the low-eight quail
fiers, Mrs. Greenstreet played stea-
DIV golf in winning from Miss
LANCE. At the turn she was out in
A. TO be up, while Miss LANCE
usually a good putter, had run up
four S-putt greens to be fou>
strokes more and four holes down.
This was reduced 10 5 down on
number 10. but another S-putt
green on the eleventh gave Mrs.
Greenstreet her 4-hole margin
again. The 18th was halved with
IS. Miss LANCE rallied with a par 5
to win thirteen; the fourteenth was
halyed with IS. the match now
standing Mrs. Greenstreet 3 up and
4 to 20. which was speedily
changed to end 4 up and three to go
on the fifteenth. Finishing out the
round. Mrs. Greenstreet carded AZ
as for a 95; Miss Lange. 5l-46. ".
This match was good example OF
how a match may be won or lost on
the greens. Eliminating her three
putters, Miss Lange would nave
won two up. In the championship
consolation, Mrs. O'Hara will play
Mrs. Hunter: Miss Todd Will play
Miss Lange. In the semi'finals Tor
the title. Mrs. McLain will oppose
Mrs. Nehlsen; Mrs. Cameron VIII
meet Mrs. Greenstreet.
In the first flight Mrs. Lynn
Schaffer won from Mrs. Walter
Wisbin. 3 and l and will oppose
the winner OF the match between
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Edward
James. which will be played Satur-
day afternoon. In the lower half
Mrs. Fred Battelle defeated Mrs.
Catherine Mitchell. 4 and ). and
will play Mrs. Nelson, who won
yesterday from Mrs. V. NJ. Kelly
s and Z. Here, too. putting was a
feature OF the match. Mrs. Mel
sons handling OF her putter was,
in fact, phenomenal She got a good
start on the first three holes by
using only two puts, She ap-
preached in the first hole for 6
and had one-putts on the second
and third for a start of IL strokes
for the three holes. Meanwhile.
Mrs. Kelly had taken Z puts and
a 10 for the first three. For the
first nine holes, Mrs. Nelson had
only IL puts TO 90 puts for her
opponent-a situation calculated 20
give any opponent the filters. Mrs.
Nelson made the turn in As to be
6 up. The exhibition continued on
the 10th, where Mrs. Nelson's one
putt for gave her a 7-hole lead
when Mrs. Kelly 3-put.ed. Another
5 on the nth ended the match.
In the second flight, Mrs. A. J..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
Many Children at
Gilbert Story Hour

Among the new Gilbert House
projects is a story hour for small
children. About ~ children attend.
ed the story hour which was held
in the sun parlor OF the Gilbert
House. Several old favorites OF
children including Little Black
Sambo." The Gingerbread Boy"
Mickey Mouse" and "Rumple-
stiltskin" were told. Refreshments
OF cookies and cherries were
served.
A Mystery Hunt was conducted
by children lila years old last
night under the leadership OF Dan.
lei Leabu and Robert Wilbanks. At
the end OF the hunt was a canta-
loupe. The first boy reaching II
was Richard Skelt and the first
girl was Mary Owens. Mary Owens
was In charge OF the refreshments
OF lemonade and gingercake, which
were served. Bingo was also played
in charge OF Patrick Haner. Chap
erones for the evening were Mrs
Rose Fleury and Mrs. Rose Haner
Next Thursday il is planned to
have a watermelon feast for the
same group.
Each wednesday, several girls
have been making surgical sponges
for hospitals. They have now COM
pleted many dozen and are eagerly
awaiting more gauze with which
they may continue the project. I'm
til the gauze arrives. the girls are
planning to make scrapbooks o:
jokes and cartoons and tray favors
for the Percy Jones Hospital.
The boys attending the Gilbert
House activities have also been
active. They assist the small chill.
dren in their games and have paint.
ed a hop-scotch and Switchboard
court on the old cement drive OF
the Gilbert House. In addition they
have painted heel-toss game for
the use of all groups using the
Gilbert House.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
Announcement Made
of Marriage Rites

Announcement is being made of
the marriage Saturday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. william. Davis.
Ecorse Rd., OF Miss Anna Smith
and walter Frank. The double ring
ceremony was used by Rev. Will
liam r. Shaw. The bride, who was
given in marriage by her father.
wore a street length dress OF blue
crepe and a corsage OF white glad
ioli with similar flowers in her
hair. She was attended by Mrs.
John Albertson. Plymouth, as mat
ron OF honor Mrs. Albertson's
gown, street length, was Of rose
crepe, with a corsage OF pink glad
ioli and matching flowers in her
hair. The best man was John AL
bertson, Plymouth.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was given with thirty guests.
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Frank left
on a short trip. They will reside at
500 limerick st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10

Cpl. Terry SnideGor, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. CORTLAND Snidecor. sic
Washtenaw Ave. is serving with
the SIND Airborne Division In the
occupation OF Berlin. He is plan
ming to start a course OF study Of
fered by the armed forces. He ex-
poets to be in Germany several
months.
Cpl. Snidecor recently wrote OF
an incident during the battle OF the
bulge when he was wounded In the
arm and leg by mortar fire. He has
four battle stars and recently his
division received the silver cup for
formation drilling in a town in
France.
Fireman &c Guy Harold Hub
bard. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow
Hubbard, is serving in the Navy
aboard the U. s. s. Tortuga. Fire
man Hubbard received his training
at Great Lakes, and Newport,
Rhode Island. Then his ship was
commissioned at Boston June s
and he left for sea.
Virgil L. Null. husband OF Mrs.
Margaret Ann Null, 40S Perrin
St, has been promoted from To to
TIA in recognition Of proven worth
with an artillery battalion.
Pvt. Stanley B. Pephzynski y,
with eight months overseas service
concluded In Italy has arrived In
Miami and is on his way home.
Cpl Vern Glenn, veteran OF 10
months service as an ammo Cpl.
in the European theater OF opera
tons arrived at Pressure Isle Army
Air Field today aboard an AT
Transport plane. He has been
awarded the following medels' an
ETo ribbon, and three bronze
stars. He is the son OF Mrs. Martie
Gardner, 81 LaMay Ave.
Recently discharged from Fort
Sheridan Separation Center pc
tween noon August 7 and August 8
are. Sgt. Lionel A. Krupnow, $3.50
willis Rd., Belleville, and sgt,
william H. Robbins, 212 OakWooo
Ave, Ypsilanti.
1t. Richard Schaab, son OF nv
and Mrs. Alfred Schaab, 80 Flor
ence St., has been transierreu "
Harlengen. Texas. for flexible gun
merry training.
1t. Ug.) Harry J. Conn osCGh
who has completed a course IL
Radar at Hollywood Beach flor
ida, and st. Simons Island, Georgia.
is out at sea. 1t. Conn was on an
LIST in the Pacific theater OF war
for IS months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10

BLISTER BEETLES are per-
sistent pests so don't relax your
guard against them. Look sharp
and very likely you will find many
OF these pests feeding on Victory
vegetable foliage.
These beetles have ravenous
appetites and they make no dis
tinction between farm crops and
Victory garden plants, including
weeds. In fact. blister beetles for
age on almost anything that
grows.
Blister beetles are long and
slender, and about three-quarters
Of an inch in length They are
black, gray or striped in color.
The black and the striped beetles
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
Keep Battling the Blister Beetle

are illustrated in the accompany
ing Garden-Graph.
1t is only the adult beetles
which feed upon foliage, but what
an appetite they have.
The beetles can be controlled,
however. by spraying infested
plants with arsenate Of lead or
rotenone. The latter spray II the
safest. Bordeaux mixture also
acts as a repellent to the blister
beetle.
Many Victory gardeners, how
ever, find the most effective con-
troll Of these beetles is to shake
or knock them from the foliage
and into a can or pan Of kero-
sene, which spells flnis for them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
Mr., Mrs. Nelson on Third
Year of Victory Gardening

Mr.. and Mrs. william Nelson, ia
Linden CT. have a large, lovely
garden on S. Huron St. near the
Armory. The plot is so by 200. This
is the third year the Nelson's have
had a victory garden and each
year seems to bring increased I'm.
provement.
They have corn. tomatoes, beans,
peas, cabbage, radishes, lettuce,
onions, cucumbers, squash. beets.
lima beans.
Having no trouble with weeds
and bugs proves that Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson are hard. hard workers In
keeping rid OF the pests.
With no particular specially.
Mrs. Nelson says she thinks she
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-10
Tackmann Circle
Adds New Member

At the picnic meeting OF the
Tillie Tackmann Circle Of the Lu.
theran Church Thursday in Pros
peet Park, one new member. Mrs
Max Heesch. was added. A discus
sion was conducted on the tin can
drive which is being sponsored by
The MONS. and is to be held soon.
1t. Edward Herbst and Ferdinand
Herbst were guests at the meeting,
which was presided over by the
president, Mrs. Frank Lidke.
The committee which planned the
picnic included Mrs. walter
Schultz, Mrs. Gottlieb Liss. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Herbst. The next
meeting will be at The home OF Mrs
Raymond Clough the second Thurs
day in September.