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Eaton Mills NelCS

attended the Christmas program At
the Willis Methodist Church. Thurs.
Gay evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright. Mr.
and Mrs Darrell Essex and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Maleske attended the
alumni-Lincoln basketball game and
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RECEIVES CONTEMPLATION

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. ga
commendation for patriotic service
in a position Of trust and respon-
sibility' was received Friday by DR..
Ivan C. Crawford. dean OF the col.
lege OF engineering for his ser.
vices as a member OF the civilian
advisory council to the military
plans and training service ordnance
department DR.. Crawford served
on the council from 1912 to the
present, in addition to his regular
duties at the School of Engineering
here.
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FELIX THE CAT

Eaton Mills, Mich. Mrs Glen
Roberts. Miss Bessie Eaton. Mr..
and Mrs David Cox. Mr.. and Mrs
Darrel Essex. Mrs. GeorSe Essex.
Mrs. Earl Wright and children,
Mrs. ROLAND Sampson and chill
dren. Mrs. Alden Day and children.
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Rural Events

MONDAY
Willis
Social evening. Willis Church
Annex. S p. m. Refreshments.
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small Il. Grade b large i6; medium
i0i2 Grade c large i4ig.
Browns Grade A extra large 50
g; large 52-j2iz; medium A.; grade
- large i6.
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YpsiIanfi Markets
(5uyIna Prlees)
GRAIN
(YpslIanti Farm Bureau)

GRAIN
(Ypsllanti Farm Bureau)
Wheat (bu) ..............Sl.
Oats tbu.) ................' 81
Rye tbu.) ................'' LIB
Buckwheat (cwt.) .........,, zoo
PRODUCE
(WolfS Grocery
Cabbage CbuD .............Sl.25
Carrots (buD .............. 1.75
Celery (doz. bunches) 800. 1.25
Potatoe (buD ............. 10
APPLES (bu) .............. 500
Eggs (doz1 ................ "a
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Pick of the Air Today

National Brosdeastina Company
RED NETWORK-N'LW 700. " w
$50, WMAQ SO.
Abe NETWORK - WXYZ 1870.
WuAM 1850.
Columbia 5roadesstlng Company
WIZ $50, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860 WOOD 1910.
Mutual Bros deastinp Company
RED NETWORK - CKLW 500.
WJBk 1890. WGN TO.
Tonight
NBC-7:00 Foreign Foley plans
for Foreign Service.
1889 Out of the Deep;
500 Life OF Riley;
800 Barn Dance,
$50 Can You Too This;
1000 Judy Canoya
CBS-7:30 First Nighter;
500 Dick Haynes SHOW:
$50 Lionel Barrymore, Mayor.
900 Hit Parade;
1915 Celebrity club.
ABC--s:00 Woody J .erman Show;
500 Man From ca;
gao Boston symphony:
1880 Hayloft Hoedown.
MBS-7:0O Sinfonietta;
s. 30 Whisper Men;
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New York Stocks

(By Waiting, Lerchen g. Company
(Noon Quotations)
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Municipal Court

A II year old boy was fined SIS
for being disorderly Saturday. He
and three other boys were accused
Of stealing a new pair OF shoes and
a bottle Of whiskey from Cornelius
Wilson, 929 Armstrong Dr., while
he was fishing in the river. He
had put the articles In a push cart
near the river.
Robert Morgan. $40 s. Adams
St., was sentenced to pay a fine OF
$40 or spend 80 days in the county
Jail, when he admitted being IN
toxicated and disorderly Sunday
night.
Warren G. Caldwell, 1861 Dan
vers Ct, Willow Village, was fined
SIS for intoxication and disorderiy
conduct.
Joseph L. Murke, 1923 Walpols
Ct, Willow Village, was sentenced
to pay SIS fine or serve 20 days
in the county Jail, also for intoxict-
ton.
George SchwartIwalder. Milan.
was fined SIS for intoxication and
his friend, Beuland Dennison, Mi
Ian. with whom he was riding, was
fined s25 for reckless driving.
Total receipts OF the court, Sat
urday, were $26.70.
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Deaths
WALTER L. FULLER

Walter L. Fuller passed away at
his home, 219 River Blvd. Saturday
evening after a weeks illness. He
was born November 10, 1850, In
Ypsilanti, son OF George and Ellen
Pooley Fuller. On November IL.
1908. he married Pearl |. Hayne'
in Ypsilanti.
He is survived by his wife; tive
sons, Ronald E., Ypsilanti. and Sgt
Walter d., stationed In South
America: one grandson, William
L. He had been a member OF the
Congregational Church, and life
member of the Royal Arch Of the
Masonic Lodge and the Eastern
Star.
Funeral services will be Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
Moore Funeral Home. Rev. Cor
don Speer and Rev. Harvey Col
burn officiating. Burial will be In
Highland Cemetery.
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Baatnam5 Mate Ralph Parker
Miss RMtbu EEK Exchange Vows

Glenn Stout acted as best man,
and William Davis. usher.
The groom's mother wore black
silk crepe, black Casabl4nca hat
long white gloves anil orchid coz.
sage. --..
A reception for lib relatives ard
friends followed. at the home OF
the groom. The bride aud groom
cut the four tered wedding cake.
topped with tiny iigures Of q sailor
and bride, which conferred the can
delighted, lace spread table.
For travelling, the bride wore a
suit OF pale green with small brown
hat and brown accessories and or
child corsage.
The couple received many lovely
gifts. The groom's gifts to the best
man and usher were genuine leath.
or billfolds. The bride remembered
her matron OF honor and brides
maid with stirling silver brooches.
Before her marriage, the bride
was employed for three years in
the Willow Run Bomber Plant III
the Flight and Radio department
The groom Is a graduate OF Ypsi'
lanti High School and starred four
years in football and sports. Before
entering the service three and one
half years ago. he was employed In
the tool and die department OF the
Ford Motor Company. He has
been aboard the Bunker Hill air
craft carrier for two years and two
months. Previous to that time he
was aboard the U. s. s. cruiser
Memphis.
The couple will leave today for
Seattle, Wash, where they will live
until his ship goes out again.
Wedding guests from out OF the
city were Mrs. Carmen Ragatz
Mrs. Philip Ragatz. Mrs. Paul Rag
atz, Mr.. and Mrs. James Jaturek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gallo, M.
and Mrs. Charles Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrel Parker, Pontiac. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Thorne, Plymouth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunn. Ann Ar
Dor, and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Sturteyant Wayne.
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The marriage Of Miss Reatha
Zeck. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Zeck, Condo, S. Dakota, and
Ralph f. Parker, Jr., Boatswain's
Mate nc. p. O., son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Parker. ST., was
solemnized in the Presbyterian
Church before an improyised altar
Of standard csndelabra thanked
with white peonies and white Ma.
donna lilies. Saturday night al 7
o'clock.
A Is minute recital OF organ mu.
sic played by Mrs. T. II. O'Dea pre-
ceded the double ring ceremony
with Rev. Raymon Bair officiating.
The bride, given In marriage by
William Carson, friend OF the BRIDE.
was gowned In white taffeta with
square necklipe and fitted bodice.
buttoned down the front. long
sleeves with point extending over
the hand, and long train. Her full
double fingertip veil was fastened
to a Queen Victoria style cap.
studded with seed pearls. She car
ried an arm bouquet OF white ma.
donna lilies.
The groom wa: in his dress Navy
up.torm.
Mrs. Laura Anderson attended
her sister, as matron Of honor, and
was gowned in blue tafteta, follow
ing the style Of the Brides gown.
The bridesmaid, Miss Irene Goche.
Belleyille, was In pink tatfeta. Both
carried colonial bouquets OF pink
and white rose5uds.
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trip to Chicago and San Fran
cisco.
Guests from out OF the city were
Mrs. William J. Laven, Mrs. F. F.
Gibbs, Mrs. S. L. Harris, Miss Bar
bara Freeman, Grand Rapids, DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Van Hoesen, Fern
dale, Miss Helen Rosa, Bridgeport.
Conn, Misses Myra and Beulah
Jackson. Ovid, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Smith, Lansing, Lieut.. G.g.) and
Mrs. E. d. Haynes, Cambridge.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Oren,
Shepherd, Mrs. c. d. Bates, Elsie,
Mrs. c. G. Bates. Durand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Mclean and daughter
Marjean, Flint, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Eaton and daughter Cert
rude, Miss Iona Tinkhan, Miss
Anna Steele, Miss Muriel Wright
Mrs. Robert Hodgson, and Mrs. NJ.
Matthaei and son Konrad, DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Lewis and daughters
Elisabeth and Charlotte, Miss Nan
Johnson, Ann Arbor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Handley. Mt. Pleasant, Mr..
and Mrs. Arlie Osborne and chill
dren, Caroline and Jack.
The bride attended Michigan
State College and was graduated
from Michigan State Normal Col
lege with the class of 1871, and is
a member OF the Chi Omega and
Sigma Alpha Iota Sororities Of
Michigan State College, and the
Sigma Sigma Sigma and Kappa
Delta Pi sororities Of the Michigan
Normal College. She taught music
for two years in the Ann Arbor
public schools, and for the past
year has been employed in the
Standard Laboratories office, here.
Lieut.. Bates, Dental Corps, L. s.
Public Health Service Reserve, has
been on active duty in the South
west Pacific for II months. He was
graduated from the University of
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Stag Picnic Enjoyed
by Pythian Knights

Members OF Queen City Lodge
No. 167 Knights OF Pythias held
their 18th annual Stag Picnic Sun
day at Patterson Lake az guests OF
Lorne Kennedy at his spacious
cottage.
There were AZ members present,
which was the largest number ever
present at one OF these occasions.
A cooperative dinner was served
at l p. m. with enough food for
twice the number present.
The day was spent III fishing,
boating, cards and horseshoe pitch
ing, with a new set OF double cham
pions being crowned. The winners
were A. A. Bell and Walter Weav-
er, who lost only two games the en-
tire afternoon.
Several went ont Saturday and
got in an extra day Of fishing but
with very little luck.
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Charter Glass of
81 Instituted by
Eagles Auxiliary

Ypsilani Fraternal Order OF
Eagles Ladies' Auxiliary No. 1850
was added to the large national or
ganizatlon with the institution, Sum
day afternoon at the Eagle Hall, OF
charter class OF 81.
Brother william d. Lorenz, depu.
ty grand president OF Muskegon, in.
stituted the class, giving them their
obligation and gave an inspiring
speech on Tolerance and Unity"
The charter was spread by Sister
Edna Badger. past president OF
Ann Arbor Auxiliary.
The new officers OF Ypsilanti are
Past Madam President Mrs. Their
esa Simon; Madam President Mrs.
Helen Fisher; Madam Vice Presi.
dent. Mrs. Margaret Packard;
Madam Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Scar
lett; Madam Secretary, Miss Pearl
Celebrezze; Madam Treasurer,
Mrs. Mary Cannon; Madam Con.
ductor Mrs. Harriet Townsley: In
side Guard, Mrs. Rose Hammond;
Outside Guard, Mrs. Anna Ben.
singer; and Trustees Mesdames
Emma Messner, Marjorie Klop.
shinske and Laura Barnett.
Ann Arbor No. 2154 Ladies Auxil-
larry, Drill and Ritualistci Teams
put on the work.
The members of the drill team
we're Esther Exelby, Ann Picker.
ing, Dorothy Westenfeld, Beulsh
Wardwell, Elizabeth Decker, Der.
tina Hewitt. Edna Skodak, Dorothy
Elsifore. Bernice Alder, .Thelma
Odridge, Eileen Sousa and Ger.
maine Emmett. Their floor work
was very pretty.
Ritualistic team members were
Mrs. Ann Staebler, Mrs. Badger,
Mrs. Mary Watts. Mrs. Dora Linde
mann, Mrs. Eleanora Gardner, Mrs.
Margaret Smiley, Mrs. Florence
Sousa, Mrs. Eva Lindeman, Mrs.
Eleanor Steinman, Mrs Carrie
Gregory, Mrs. Mabel Stoltsteimer,
Mrs. Irene Bodice and Mrs. Eta
Gushing.
A silver basket was presented
to the new Aerie by Ann Arbors
president. Mrs. Ann Staebler, for
the flower fund. Each new officer
received a beautiful corsage.
Mrs. ]. Stoltsteimer was con-
ductress and drill captain.
A gift Of negligee was presented
to Mrs. Badger for the work and
help she gave the new Aerie.
v. A. Celebrezze spoke on Eagle
dom and what 1t means.
The new Auxiliary will have their
meetings the first and third Tues
day OF each month. d.
Visitors from other Aeries vera
from Royal Oak. Monroe, Ann Ar
Dor and Toledo, Ohio.
A bountiful dinner was served
by the mems Aerie to $50 persons.
A program and floor show fol-
lowed with pupils from Marjory
Backus' dancing school taking part.
They were tap dance by Barbara
Peabody, tap by Mary Stachlewitz,
Hawaiian tap by Ernestine Powers.
and a tap dance and a toe dance
by Margaret Packard. Dancing to
an orchestra followed.
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Piano Recital
Proves Pleasing

One OF the most delightful piano
recitals during the month OF June
was given by the pupils OF Mrs.
Marguerite Breakey at Charles
McKenny Hall. Performances were
given by Judy Weinmann. who
played "A Journey In The Arctic"
by Thompson; Anne Kay Schiska,
Garry Me Back to Old Virginia"
by Bland; John Harris. Spirit Of
Liberty March," by King; Nancy
Sturm,. Two Guitars" Russian
Gypsy Song; Joseph Lawrence,
Theme from Liebestraum," by
Lisxt; and "Hsbanera From Car
men" by Bizet; Stanley Gill. THE
Snake Charmer," by Thompson;
Nancy Weinmann. Londonderry
Air." an Irish Folk Song, and Dor
othy." an Old English Dance; Mar
garet Lord, "Canzonetta," by
Schutt, Arthur Goodroe; Hun
garian Rhapsody" by List, Nata-
lie Helfrich, Scarf Dance" by
Chaminade; Thomas Schill. "Pol.
ish Dance" by Scharwenka; Mar
lene Hutton, "Reverie," by DeBussy,
Nancy Philbin. "Ksmennoi, by Ru-
binstein and "Polonaise military"
by Chopin; Barbara Stoltz, THE
Harmonious Blacksmith" by Han
del and 'Ronda Capriccioso," by
Mendelssohn.
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r. Carlton Starr
Honored at Dinner

Members of The Ypsilanti Daily
Press staff honorsd R. Carlton
Starr at a dinner Saturday In com.
memorstion OF the rs years that he
has been affiliated with the news
paper.
Dinner was served in the carrier
boys club room and al informal
program, which followed. included
presentation OF a wrist watch to
Mr.. Starr and a musical review OF
his school days, life in the Navy
during World War l. and sketches
Of his later life and community &C.
tiyities.
Mrs. Starr and daughters. Madge
and Lois, were honor guests.
Mr.. Starr was born In Greenville.
During his school years his home
was in Manistee. He enlisted in
the Navy in 1917. In June, 1920, he
came to Ypsilanti and during his
residence here has acquired a wide
circle Of friends.
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Miss Marian Jeanne Gardner.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. N
Gardner, became the bride Of Tech
nician Third Grade wilmer c
Ely, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Ely
at a ring ceremony in st. John
rectory, Saturday afternoon at :
o'clock. Rev. Rudolph HoEa Off
ciated.
The bride, attraetively addressed
in a suit Of chartreuse with black
accessories. wore an orchid corsage
and a pearl necklace, gift OF the
groom. Her attendant, Miss Pearl
Block, cousin OF the groom, wore
a dress OF chartreuse with white
accessories and pink orchid. The
groom's attendant was his brother
John J. Ely.
Mrs. Gardner chose for her
daughters wedding, black and
rose crepe dress with black aces.
sories. Pink orchids were worn by
both mothers.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, relatives and close friends
were received by the bride and
groom and their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner and Mr.. and Mrs. Ely.
in the women's lounge OF Charles
Hall. attractive with
many summer flowers.
Presiding at the damask spread
tea table. lighted with white tapers
in silver candelabra, were Mrs
Schaffer. aunt OF the bride. and
Mrs. Robert wizard. Dainty SPRAYS
Of blue forget-me-not enricled the
round table and the TERED wedding
cake was topped with little figures
of a bride and soldier.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
sisters OF the bride, Misses Roberta
Hakes, Myrtle Schafer. Olive Lock.
wood, Virginia Chevalier, and Jerry
Sloate, assisted at the reception.
The bride was graduated from
the Ypsilanti High School, Steph'
ems College, Columbia, Mo-, and Is
a graduate OF the University Of
Michigan. Architectural School OF
Design.
The groom attended the Ypsi-
lanu High School, Michigan State
Normal College, and Cleary Bust
ness College. He entered the sery-
ice in June 1912, and was with the
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Princes Of Syracuse
to Play Milan Team

IT, members Of wolverine Pa.
ace No. 40 Princes of Syracuse
baseball team will leave for Milan
not later than $3.50 Tuesday night
and will meet at the Pythian Hall.
This will be the first Of series
OF games between the two Palaces.
The boys will uss The suits former
ly used by the soitbsll teams repre-
senting the Pythians.
The members of Queen City Lodge
will furnish transportation.
A challenge has been issueu by
Queen City Lodge tC the members
OF Milan Lodge No. 1873 for a game
to be held at Recreation Park on
the day Of the big Pythian picnic
which will be July %. Lorne Ken
nedy will be the manager Of the
local lodge team.
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Stork Calls

Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Nelson. $500 Bemis Rd., at Boyer
Hospital on June 80: weight six
pounds fourteen ounces.
Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Bass, 5000 Willis Rd.. Willis, at
Boyer Hospital on July /: weight
eight pounds, eight ounces.
Daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Daley, 900 Maplewood Ave, at
Boyer Hospital on July /; weight
seven pounds.
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11om Church Scene Of Wedding Ceremony For Miss Ky Lieut. Bates
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

TODAY
Prospect PTA meeting Prospect School, O'Clock
Circle three Of Baptist Womens Union
Workngmen's Benevolent Society. $780, Arbeiter Hall.
Ladies Auxiliary Fraerna Order of Eagles o'clock Cross
TUESDAY
Epsant Grange dinner o'clock followed by meeting at home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Strang.
Past Degree picnic postponed indefinitely
Order OF Moose, o'clock, Moose Hail.
sewing and knitting five, WEIGH Hail. to o'clock
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Miss Marion jeanne Gardner
Bride Of Tdcbutctm W. C. Ely

Investigation General Section. He
spent 20 months overseas in the
African and Italian theaters OF war.
After a wedding trip, T.S Ely will
report at Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
for reassignment. The bride has
been entertained at several pre-.
nuptial parties, a dinner at Mack
wood, by Mrs. Schaffer. and show
ers by Mrs. Herbert Bunting ,
by Mrs. Joseph elmer.
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NEW YORK-INS-The Paris
radio announced today that Walter
Kuhn, son OF the former German
American Bund leader Fritz Kuhn,
had been arrested in Frankfort-on-
Maine by American troops. Young
Kuhn went to Germany as a stu.
dent at the outbreak OF the war in
1899 where, according to the Paris
transmitter. he became an honor
airy member OF the Hitler youth
training school.
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Miss Morgan Guest
at Dessert Shower

Mrs. James R. .Breakey enter
tained at a dessert shower, honor
ing Miss Jeanne Morgan on Satur.
day afternoon. The dining table
was beautifully centered with 8
floral arrangement OF white lilies
and pink roses and the adjoining
rooms were lovely with bouquets
OF garden flowers. The guests en-.
joyed appropriate games and prizes
were awarded to Miss Doris Mill.
man and Mrs. Carl Lindegren, af-
ter which two pages, little Miss
Katherine Blanford and Miss Shir.
ley Lou Wright, daintily gowned
in pink carried in the many attrac-
tive gifts to the bride-elect. Mrs.
Allen Churchill phyllis GrigEs)
came from Birmingham for the. &C.
casion.
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Supervised Play

Activity at Gilbert House this
evening will consist OF supervised
play from 1880 to $3.50, followed by
the motion picture live Junction"
John Renton, with the help Of a
committee OF men. will direct the
boys in a softball game. The Junior
Chamber OF Commerce Auxiliary
committee headed by Mrs. Clyde
Budd with Mrs. George Shamrock
and Mrs. Kenneth Lindner assist
ing, will supervise the girls play.
Tuesday evening the regular meet.
ing OF the Wives OF Men In Service
will take place there at 1880. Mrs.
Richard Harner, president. will pre-
side
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Hostesses at Picnic

Mrs. A. J. Niece and Mrs. Her.
man Smith were hostesses at a
family picnic in Prospect Park,
Sunday, the guests present being
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Smith and
granddaughter. Judy, Muncie,
Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Smith,
Mrs. Robert Beck and children,
Armada; Miss Clara Jane Knapp,
Binghamton, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen ]. Niece, Philip Morgan
and Miss Doris Langvorthy.
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WILLARD HUSTON

Funeral services will be this af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock In Bourgeois
Chapel. Detroit, for Willard Hus-
ton. son Of the late Freeman Hus-
ton of Cherry Hill. He Is survived
by his wife, nee Mabel Gallup; two
sons and two daughters. Burial
will be in Cherry Hill Cemetery,
Canton Township.
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Michigan School of Dentistry and
was affiliated with the Delta Sigma
Delta professional dental frater.
nifty. He interned at the Marine
Hospital. Chicago, and has been in
charge OF Coast Guard dental units
on the Gulf and on the West
Coast, previous to his assignment
to sea duty with the Coast Guard.
He will report at San Francisco at
the end of his leave. He has par.
ticipated in four invasions, Palau.
Leyte. Luzon and Two Jima.
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In the Sick Room

Hedge Johanson. six year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hedge Johansop.
who underwent an operation In
Boyer Hospital. Thursday, Is pro-
crossing favorably.
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Extlngulsh Fire

Extlngulsh Fire
The fire department was called
to extinguish q blazing tarpaulin
on a Ford.V-Neer truck in the al.
ley-way between Csngdon Hard
ware Co. and Earl Freeman's Real
Estate Office, about 1:05 p. m. to-
day. The truck, which had been
backed up beside a blazing rubbish
burner, was left there by the
driver and the tarpaulin on the
truck caught fire. The truck is
owned by the Detroit Safety Fur.
mace Pipe Company.
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Children Reprimanded

Three children. q boy and two
girls, were reprimanded by police
after they found that one OF the
girls had been slightly lacerated on
the arm by the boy. The girls said
that he had prevented them from
walking on the sidewalk by striking
at them with a tree branch. The
girls took the stick and hit him,
whcreupon ne ran into his house
and got a butcher knife, with which
he injured the older girl. Another
boy took the knife from him and
held II for the police.