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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
BIRTHS

Boys were born the past week at
the Wyandotte General hospital to
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gomolak,
ALSO West Point. Inkster, February
"a, 1945.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Metzler, 1898
Twenty-first, Wyandotte, February
"A, 1945.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen vargo, 452l
Ninth, Ecorse, February Is, 1945.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Starzec, 1852
Tenth. Wyandotte. February 26, 1s45.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Schrader,
1854 Eleventh, Wyandotte, February
Is, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vandenberg,
II w. Auburn, Ecorse, February 26,
1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Clark, 762
Kings highway, Lincoln Park, Feb
ruary 26. 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Thomas, It's
Bondie. Ecorse, February 26. 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner, 500
Orange, Wyandotte, February rs,
1s45.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chupurdy.
1921 Seventh, Wyandotte, February
81, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Bow, II Union,
February 81, 1e45.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Abend, 12949
Pullman, Wyandotte, February %,
1945.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Freitag,
31137 Sibley. Romulus, February %,
1945.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Suveges, ITO
White. Ecorse, March 1, 1945.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Konopka, 1924
Tenth, Wyandotte, March 1, 1945.
Girls we're born to the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Robinett,
436 Harrison, Trenton, February "a,
1915.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niebrzy-
dowski, 1851 Ninth, Wyandotte, Feb
ruary "a, 1945.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayland Larsen,
573 Antoine, Wyandotte, February
"A, 1945.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wells, 24475
Virginia, Wyandotte. February IS,
1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Pongones,
1888 Philomene, Lincoln Park, Feb
ruary rs. 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wise, 2916
Seventh, Wyandotte, February 26,
1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph wegienka. BIS
Mill, Lincoln Park. February IS, l945.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Zopf, 1880
Chestnut, Wyandotte, February n,
1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hughes, 1854
Monroe, Ecorse, February n. 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs George Herwy, 1904
Poplar, Lincoln Park, March I, ls45.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Dorton, 241
w. jefferson, Trenton, March 2.
1s45.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wojcik, 1850
18th. Wyandotte. March :. 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cada, SO Ci-
cote. River Rouge, March 2, 1945.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Lujan, 1862
Ninth. Ecorse, March 3, 1915.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

there was enough Of masculine
handsomenesS in him to replace the
statue. Congratulations to you, sir!
So ends the gossip seek,
Do I hear signs of relief?
But wait We, until next week
I'll say more without your leave.
SO long!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
LISTENING THROLGH
THE KEYHOLE?

At the convention linen only
the other night, we heard a dis
cussion that went something like
this:
Phil R. When a woman says
shes temperamental, it may be
more temper than mental
Ernie M.-Yea, and no woman
these days is truly modern unless
she has a vanity case, cigarette
case and divorce case!
Kenneth P. Well, poisonly, I
tink a danes place is in de home
especially on da night when she
brings home her pay checkl
(Any similarity in these names
to any persons living or dead is
purely un-intentional)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
STRAIGHT 1--WE

Well. here We are again! And
what do you know, our column
promised to be hot today. 1t did
until our batch of jokes we're re-
jected as (ahem) no good, but when
We threw them in the stove, We
got our satisfaction. the fire Just
roared. (Aint that quaint?)
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
TRINITY LUTHERAN
Oak and Fifth
G. j. Krahnke, Pastor

Sunday Services:
9:I5 am, German service.
$50 a. m, Sunday School and
Junior Bible Glass.
10:45 English John IL, 1851. The
Prophecy of Caiaphas.
1880 P. M. English. John 6, 5
Whence Bread.
Lenten Services, Wednesday, Gas
p. m. German, 8 p. m. English.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Superior at First
Rev. Norman Jackson, Pastor
Eleanor Bennink, OrganiSt and
Choir Director
$40 a. m, Church school, Junior
and Senior departments.
IL a. m, kindergarten and pri-
mary departments.
IL am, Morning worship. Topic,
Wisdom of the Wise"
$50 p. m, Pilgrim Fellowship,
potluck.
Tuesday. p. m, Junior choir re-
hearSal.
Tuesday, 7:30 pm, Auxiliary at
the home of Mrs. Lena Broughton.
Wednesday, 8 pm, World Friend
ship Group meets at the parsonage.
Thursday, pm, Two by Two
Potluck dinner.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
HAVE YOU NOTICED?

HAVE YOU NOTICED?
The sad look on Reidy's face cause
no outsiders are allowed at the
Prom?
That hand-painted masterpiece
that blossomed out on Joe Perry's
neck2 accent on the blossomD
That hopeful look on every girls
face now that the date for the Prom
has been set for May 25?
That "far-away" look in Ruth
Burns eyesP Could it be Ma
poleon II
The rumors floatin around about
the new Junior2 Hmm! Where is
he!
MYSTERY OF THE WEEK
What is the "jinx" on the second
hour chemistry class?
1t seems that every time we try to
get chlorine all we end up with is
water! Who knows, maybe that's
how Wyandotte gets its water, after
all.
Open Letter to Uncle Sam:
Uncle Sam, u S. A.
Dear Sir:
We of st. Patricks realize that
you need all the men that you can
get, and we know that ST. Pats has
the kind of men" you want, but
aren't you going a little too far?
First it was Jim Copper-then Skeet-
er Murphy-then Ralph Seleski-
then Joe Bohn, and now-Jack De-
Sana. If this keeps up. our Prom
will turn out to be an old "hen's
party" Trusting that you will give
this letter due consideration, we re-
main,
Respectively Yours.
Girls Of st. Patrick's.
And so we've done it again-now
lets see you carry out your threats!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL
80 Chestnut Street
Rev. George Fl. Severance

RCf' OCOEBC II. SCVcrduCe
The Rev. John Knapp of Trinity
church, Detroit, will be the special
guest preacher at the special Lenten
service on Friday evening at 7:3O
pm.
Service on Sunday as follows:
$50 a. m. Holy Communion.
$3.50 q. m, Church school. J
l1:00 a. m, Holy Communion and
Sermon.
HOO a. m, Accommodation Kin
dergarten Glass.
1880 p. m, Evensong and Address.
Each Wednesday in Lent is
Women's Day as follows:
1000 a. m, Holy Communion.
1890 an, Red Cross.
1890 p. m, Luncheon.
400 pm, Program.
ECORSE CHURCH OF GOD
1884 w. jefferson. Ecorss
Rev. Eilwyn Leach. Pastor
Sunday services:
10 q. NJ, Bible school
IL a. N. morning Worship.
$50 p. M young peoples meet
Ing.
1880 p. m. evenins service.
THE SALVATION ARMY
22S Sycamore
Majsr J. + DeEmody
The Salvation Army win have Q
week of special meetings beginning
Tuesday evening. Feb. 20. 10 SUM-
day evening, FEB. Is. The services
win begin at 1850 and viii be con-
Quoted By Commandment Samuel
Virgins who has been an officer for
over forty years.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
CHURCH OF GOD
Rev. A. ]. Swift, Pastor

1884 Eureka
Sunday, 10 a. m, Church school.
IL a. m, Morning worship.
7:45 D. m. Evangeistic service.
Wednesday, 8 pm. Prayer meet
ing.
Friday. 3 ?. m, Young people
meeting.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

This weeks column Is snort anu
- sweet,
And it's supposed TO be newsle;
But with conditions that we meet
We cannot be too, too, choosie.
m the life of a gossip reporter!
I've seen people get the well-KnoWh
cold shoulder-but the one I'm get
ting now really takes the cake {.
or should I say ice. didn't know
that part of your life was strictly
personal business. joke aiVer
all isn't it true that a woman SIM
Div cannot keep secret!
BAND BOX DEPT:
Orchids this week go 70 Rene
Tarwacki. 1t isn't an every oay
affair that one gets admitted 70 q
basketball game without producing
a pass, or parting with approximate
1v ore-fourth of a dollar Rene
nv friend - your acquaintance
would appreciate some information
ON the special tactics you used
The SophomoreS Of Room 'OO
claimed a new student in the per,
son of Johnny B. He createo
onite a stir among the fairer SEX
Sinatrs isn't the only one
that rates a swoon or two from
Delphine c. Hlgn'!
Three cheers to the Fire Depart
ment, The mechanical ladder was
certainly a great help, especially
when we we're in dire need OF a
human fly. After so many vain at
tempts to pull the rope through the
TOP pulley on our flag pole we de-
cided to appeal to the Fire De-
partment for a helping hand
Thanks a lot! Also we are grateful
to the gentleman who offered his
services and almost got the cord
through, but had to slide way down
the frozen pole to the JOY OF the
SPECTATORS.
The Varsity men certainly gave a
good display Of that fighting spirit
that tries, despite odds, to bring
fame to their Alma Mater. d.
They were the winners Of the trio
of games at the Trenton Tourna-
ment. Sylvester Spigiel was high
point man on Thursday, Ellwood H
exhibited his skill on the basketball
floor on Friday, and Dick U. took
over the honors on Saturday. .
Sylvester came out wearing our ex-
star Gene Gurzenda's white tennis
shoes. Was that the good luck
charm that won the day? The
Varsity Is due a traditional box of
chocolate. as partial acknowledge
nent Of their victory Wouldn't
mind being on the Varsity squad
when the candy comes around.
Barky. captain of the Comets,
had the honor TO accept the Dis
trict Championship trophy last Sat-
urday at Trenton. Because of indus
trial difficulties and shortage of
manpower, the trophy lacked the
top metal statue which Is to be
supplied at . later date or
there might be some other reason
for this missing part maybe
the Tournament manager took one
good look at Barky and decided
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
FLASH'S

II Lash
We hear the Junior Play is so
hot they have to use cooling sys-
tenn. HMmmm, We wonder could it
be Joyce Singleton, who's making
all the heat; they say she's a WOW!
Or perhaps it's knockout Bonnie
Miller, or Pat Morris and yet it
might be Dorothy Rutkowski :.
What's the use. To name this whole
brilliant cast (psy us later would
take pages. AL We can say is, va
better see it If you don't want to
miss SCMETHINGl
DON'T forget the date, tonight
and tomorrow night, in the RIBS.
auditorium.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Shhhhh! Don't tell Flirt about
this, but. confidentially. she isn't
as pretty as she Is painted. It's only
skin dope!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
ATTENTION ALL MAILS:

A famous Wyandotte and RIBS.
beauty has disappeared. Where is
she? Scouts have been on the look
out ever since late Sunday after
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

noon. Her whereabouts seems to be
an absolute mystery.
Theory: Perhaps she washed it
off. eve mean the beauty.
Well, We took the hint and bar
relied down to Trenton Saturday
night but boy. did We get the splin-
ters. We're still pulling out Timber.
shakin' their bustles were 10
OdriSka and Ernie Mayoros, fol-
lowed closely by William (alias
Billie Patterson and Bill Mitchell.
Taking a dip-around the floor.
was Dick Genthe and Virginia AL
bright and watching the floor show
was Clarence Duve and inmates!
Nearing the end of the dance
who should walk in but Eugene
Preston, Tom SchenHel and fellow
goerS. Yep. you heard right they
had been to church 90 $50 they
said.
Arriving home from college is
Martin Miller. Upon receiving an
interview from two brilliant Jour-
nalists, he stated that one mistake
q lot Of graduates make is trying
to college their way thru work.
BY the way! We stop for present
Identification. Paul Niefert tells us
that heaven will protect the work.
ing girl Che wants to know but
who will protect the guy she Is
working?
Chow should we know; we're not
working
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
WE DOOD 1T:

WE DOOD 1T:
Hurray! We dun won! The score
was 80 to IA In favor of dear old
R.HS. Yea man-we played Lin
coin Park last Friday night and
beat the pants off of them-well,
we sure did a neat job of playin'
didn't youse? But everyone at the
game held their breath, when Joe
Catarino fell to the floor in the last
quarter of the game. Why, there
were rumors such as, he broke his
leg, it's got to be amputated, etc.
But, Of course, We know now it
was just a cramp. Well, anyhoo,
congrats to the whole teami And
also to the reserves; they won, too!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
FICTION OR FACT:

FICTION OR FACT:
That Iva Colwell and Doris Baker
are cousins?
That Russell Campbell and Bob
Frencze have so much money that
they offered to buy US a new joke
book?
That automobiles may be almost
as deadly as war, but they don't
make you salute all day and scratch
all night?
That Don King is taking leg
treatments. For beauty?
That Jim Cook has found himself
a cute little number by the name
Of Carol Barbeau?
That Doris Davidson better watch
who she puts her arms around?
Especially Paul Hodges; he's going
steady.
That the cute little freshman
everybody's raving about goes by
the name of Dorothy Shonk"?
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

OUCH!
Speaking Of going steady, we have
a quote from Herman Sherman:
I was riding in my motor car
With Ruthie just beside me,
I hit a bump at IS
And Rode on RuthleSSly!l!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
OH DEAR!

On DEhh.
Whatever trouble Adam had,
No man in days of yore
Could say when he had told a
joke,
I've heard that one before"
Does your head itch? Do you
have trouble with splitting ends?
Are you in doubt about your hair
style? You are-we have the solu-
ton: Barrel over to the "Y" to-
night and lend an ear to the talk
being given by jeanette.
BY the way, Sandy's THROWN an
other one Of them thar dances,
Saturday night at the same hang
out-namely, the Masonic Temple.
SO far, We haven't had any word
on who's furnishing the 1--WE, but
you can be purity sure, they'll be
good.
Be SEEM you there
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
NAM Rox DEPT:

The sophomores Of Room sOo
claimed a new student in the per,
son of Johnny B. he cleateu
ouite a stir among the fairer SEX
Sinatra isn't the only one
that rates a swoon or two from
Dalnhine C. Right?
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08
Rosie Round
Nj. Carmel
BY ROSE MARIE NOvAK

HI there!
This weeks column Is short and
~ sweet,
And it's supposed to be newsie;
But with conditions that we meet
We cannot be too, too, choosie.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-08

Barky. captain of the Comets,
had the honor 10 accept the Dis
trict Championship trophy last Sat-
urday at Trenton. Because Of indus
trial difficulties and shortage of
manpower, the trophy lacked the
ton metal statue which Is to be
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
PASSED BY CENSOR

The article gives n detailed
description OF Jap reaction 20
the first 10 days Of cOncen-
trated bombing by L. S
planes last March
Pointing out that the article
was purchased before Gayn's
arrest. n spokesman for Col
lier's said the story was sub
mitted 10 the office Of CEN
sorship and that it was re-
viewed and pa afSed as print
able.
Gayn's participation IN the
affairs Of AmerasIa was not
revealed by the FBI. but fed
eral agents SAID that material
stolen by the alleged con-
spirators came from the files
OF the war and navy depart
mentS, the state department,
AQWI and the FEC.
4 That Jafle was the chief
recipient OF such material was
indicated in the government
exposure
a study OF Jaffe's political
past shows he has been loyal
10 that basic Communist con-
Cept. Stain is always right"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
OTHERS ACCUSED

1T. ANDREW ROTH,
USNR, formerly Jaffe's re-
search assistant on Amer
asia and formerly Of the
navy intelligence.
EMMANUEL s. LAR
SEN. specialist in the China
division of the state de-
partment.
JOHN 6. SERVICE.
state department foreign
service officer. recently re-
turned from China.
Arrested here were
KATE l.. MITCHELL.
co-cdtor Of Ameraeia and
former official Of tho left
wing institute Of Pacific
relations.
MARK GAVIN, whose real
name is sad By The FIJI
10 be GinSbourg. former
editor Of Time magazine
and writer for Golfers.
Before Gayn'S arrest. Col.
lier's had purchased a story
Terror in Japan written
by Gayn from material hC
claimed was based on inter
cepted japanese broadcaSts.
although the FBI charged II
was obtained from stolcr
documents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
FOUNDED COUNCIL

He was a founder Of the
American Soviet friendship
council and national director
Of the American council on
Soviet relations.
When the successor 10
those prewar groups the ma
tional council of American
Soviet friendship was formed
in 1912. JatTc also became a
member of its board OF di-
rectorS and was recently
nominated treasurer.
When the Communist party
was against "imperialiStic'
war, Jaffe was an active fig
ure in the Red directed
American League against war
and faScism
Later. when the Soviets
were planning their famous
nonaggrcssion pact with Hit
Ter. Jaffe also became asso-
ciated with the American
league for peace and democ-
racy, also Earl Browders
catchall.
lie also was a member of
the American Writers Con-
gress. an organization Of
Communist authors.
Miss Mitchell, as co-editor
Of Amerasia, has also had her
innings with the theological
crowd. She was on the exc
cutive committee Of tn Q
American round table on In
dia-an organization named
! by the Dies committee as
Communist
y And when the American
PuShkin com mittee was
formed--oStenslbly to honor
the Russian poet-MiSS Mitch
ell was there 10 warble with
the other left wingerS of this
group also branded by Dies
as Communist.
How far the investigation
of theft Of government docu-
ments-and il is known that
Communist publications have
had access to such material
for the last II years-will go
was not disclosed by the FBL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
MALE HELP WANTED

TOOL and dis bench hsaas. ssi-fi-
enle necessary on progressive flf7. Old
estabAlked llm l.. a Young spring ~
Wire corp holtroek and Gfcv.ey Ar
TOOL and die doErneu layout mqD
deiaicrS, Apply Ryan Inol and Fnfi-
neefing. 1879 John Ik-, ur 4lof
Woodward
TOOL die makers. experienced down
town MAJ plant essential JOB must
meet VINO regulations Ferrg Stamp
ing MiR CO. 1850 East Woodbridge
TOOLMAKERS. experienced bench and
khapeT hands a. Graham PaiFe Motor
Car Corp, sS15 West Warren.
TRAFFIC. MAN -- Experienced on all
phases of traffic work LARGE Detroit
manufacturer. send application 20 Post
ONCE Box So. Roosevelt station, De
-,fni' s2 AfirriTan
TRAILER repair mechanics high rate
OF pay pl4s overtime. Highway Trailer
Co, 3f39 l1yernois.
TRUCK trHera and helpers. men. boya.
tatheflng waste paper and salvage Good
SAMARITAN Seventeenth az Myrtle.
: a. m. IA 2elO
uPHOLsTERERs-The j L. Hudson
Co, has openings Cor experienced uD-.
Satlstac,ory. Please apply IN person al
employment Office, l4lh Moor
VAN FOREMAN and driver. steady.
permanent and essential AurE nov and
after the war excellent working Condi-
lions: responsible men have made high
est wages with us for 30 years. Apply
TO-DAY. Jp0n , Ivory. hO3H Woodward
VETERANS -uader Is. white. neatly
dressed. free 90 travel. Transportation
furnished cash advanced foT expenses.
Permanent work good future Mr
O'Hara. Hotel DetToiter. 1O-4. 80
phone interviews.
VETERANS. s-ss3 f'ravri- rr7r0urrI7Ut
eastern states and return. Representing
natlonaly known sales organization.
permanent. well paving position Tlayel-
ing expense shvanced Apply Mr..
Henry Detruiter Hotel. , 70 5 p. m.
No ph-ne-
VITAL Tennessee Project needs ELEC-
IklClANs' A company representative
VIII Interview ard hire ~ the United
| states Employment Service co 90 the
| y. > Employment Service nearest your
VULCANIZER- De good excellent
pay. s-hgur day plenty overtime pleas
ant working conditions. 1882 Fenkeil.
WANTED lmmeciateiy-MeC and
perts men fHr important sSsilnment in
| China. hust he thoroughly experienced
| In truck service no others need apply.
AutQmQnYe dealer 2erilce and parts eK-
] - tN'tN fi'4N 1-- A'Nl IfN Il4s over
seas bonus and expenses Apply at your
nearest u. Employment Service.
WEST SIDE PLANT-Go0d Jobs n0s
/ open FOR nirn win ct without nianufac-
/ turing plant experience. no SUNDAYS.
/ good wages, 50 hours a week American
/ Brakeblock Division. Merritt St, a,
McKinStry.
YOUNG man. Under "a FOR interesting
work. Special cQnsiGeration 70 veterans
/ Good pay. Apply q. o.. els Lafayette
Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
PERSONALS

A LIQUOR nsait s,1Freo st home.
Arnold, 246i Nht. Bank Bidg PA 12sS
AFTER tits date ! viii nor be rcspars!-
Die Tor any debts contracted by ny Wlte.
Ann Zsmmit Giovanni Zsmwit
CALL~RI. ENZ - Prescription for liver.
gall bladder, Fau stones. stomach gaS.
TO 7.l74o.
Not feseenakie f1r any debts cen-
trsctet by my wife. Etna. Charles
Carter.
PILES AID CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment, while working
Doctor De SWarte Rectal Clinic.
STlS Second. nr Palmer. TR -T242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CT iseS daily. TIE l.5POO evenings
school. of Charm-Under personal
direction ~ Ciarice Mills. grooming
poiSe posture hgure perfection. art
~ dress. ctc'i0n. Also modelling course
Call ca sO7s week cA1----T7-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-09
Death notifes


BUHLER-Albert Z. OF s317 Collar.
husband Of Ida: father OF Mrs. Hairy
Martin. Mrs. Patrick Carroll. Stepfather
OF George, Herbert and Walter STOCK.
brother of Mrs. sanford BufienbeTgerr.
Mrs. William Pelz, Mrs; stan!eE nut
Mrs Denzel HaSty and william Bulher.
Services at Schmallriedt sons Funeral
Home. l6625 Grand River. Saturday.
at A. 80 y. m.
EILKE-Minnie Of 2ls4 wilkins. June
z. wife Of the late William. dear
mother OF Mrs Hattie Smith. Mrs.
Anna KnAck and Frederick +. Eilke
also survived are ak grandchildren and
two gTeat-grandchildren. Funeral sat
urday. z p. m, az A. IA Peters Funeral
Home. l2O57 Cratiot- Intefment, Elm
wood Cemetery.
MOSDARY-June 8, Kenneth Charles
aariing ton Of {. Kenneth ana Helen
s.45 a. m. from residence. 9i2l
Armour. and 9:l5 a. m. at Patronage
of 81 Joseph Church.
REAMER-June 3. l945, John J.. be-
loved husband uf the late anna RrameT
dear father of Leonard. Cpl. Edward
keamer, Mrs. Clara Moss, hrs, Harriet
father of IL grandchildren Funeral
from John J. IieelgnS Funeral Mansion,
34O West Grand Blvd, corner west
warren. saturday a. . 30, -. Leo's
Brewery WpEkeEs of America
REIsICK-Henry. sge So. suddenly at
his home. 25645 Hoffmeyer street.
ROseVille Mich dear husband of
Mary. dear father OF Adolph H9fferbeT.
Carl Reinick. Mrs Waldo Tisc0rnia.
and Auss Martha Reinick. Services
from the home, Saturday. June O. at
] 80, and O'Clock az the rev Apps
toic Church, Walnut street, MI.
Clemens
RICE-Thomas OF 4I37 Holcomb. June
2. i945, beloved husband Of Catherine
tnec Malloyl: dear father OF Frank,
Charles In England Wifred. Sylvester
Edward, Cpl. Lawrence oi ", s. Army.
George COrbin and tie tate John
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$50 ST. Catherine Church at 10
sTOETzEI.-Codfrey. beloved husband
Of CeneVieye, dear father % Mrs, JQnn
Dobbelaere, Mrs. Edward Hughea, Cod
frey Jr. USSR. Dorothy and Thomas
Fcs of PsBDsylsssiia. Mfs William
Hazel Of Chicago, Mrs. Jessie Mack "
Detroit William Oi Pennsylvania and
Mrs. Jack Heilheckcr Of Detroit snd
one gfAndchlld. Funeral from residence
1914 Seybum, Saturday morning a.
. 30 and ST. Charles Church a. 10
Rosary. Friday evening, az o Inter
men, Nj. Oiiyet
SToSE--see Ziolk0vsd notice
WARRES-Juue o, Is45. william y
beloved husband ~ Anne fnee TeigRslt
dear father az william r. Mrs. Eyelyn
Hayes. Funeral from residence. 272s
Marquette, Saturday a. 10 80 a. N.
and ST Le0s Church az II o'clock.
ZIOLKowSKI-Jun 2 Rose. o. 1929
Whitn0re wlfe ~ the late Vinctnl.
dear mother % Yrs. Pauline Bau'ucr
Mrs. Frances Golden. Michael Zi0ikqV-
tki Peter l. Leo n and Matthew
stone. Rrancmother of - Tranc ncehildrcn
and 4 great grandchildren Funeral
Saturday $50 a m from A. n Peters
Funeral Home i2O57 Grstiot. and Q
a N a. s. Dsyids Church
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