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Laurel outlook., 1945-12-19
Play
Two Good Games

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as the second quarter started and
turned in the most spectacular ex-
hibition of long range bombing ever
witnessed on the Hardin court, and
rallied the trailing Locomotives.
Meyers, who is playing his first
season as a regular on the Laurel
squad, dropped the ball clearly
through the hoop for three field
goals from mid-floor and scored two
free throws. With Leo Fink, Bervyl
Kimberly and Jim Sherrow finding
the range, the Locomotives left the
court at half time with a % to 81
lead.
In the third quarter Meyers rang
the bell for four more field goals
from mid-court to keep his team on
top, SO to 80, as the period ended.
He scored once more in the last
quarter before he left the game on
fouls, to total 10 points for his
evenings endeavor. Kimberly's lone
field goal was not enough to keep
the Locomotives on top in a torrid
last quarter as Lacklen and Hutch
inson put on a scoring drive to give
Billings a A to 40 victory.
The Broncs will come to the Lau-
rel court Friday night to play a
return engagement which has all
the prospects of being the number
one contest to be played in Laurel
this season.
The lineups:
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-19

This is our brightest Christmas in a long, dark
time. Every light on every tree-every window
that greets night with cheerful challenge-is a
shining symbol of the passing of wars shadow.
There is radiant happiness in family gatherings
this year. Men are coming home from war. And
those who hear their Christmas carols under
strange skies are closer, nearer to home than
they have been in a great while.
For many, this will be a wistful Christmas-but
a Christmas brave and strong in the knowledge
that those who bought victory so dearly will
make tomorrow's world a brighter place for US all.
Laurel outlook., 1945-12-19

Substitutions: Laurel; Meyers IS,
Roth 4, Wagner, Fink a, Roysdon.
Billings; Robinson, Kennedy, Head.
The Locomotives took a 80 to %
decision over the Sheridan, Wyo.,
Broncs in the tournament opener on
Friday night. In the last game Of
the evening Billings won a close
81 to 33 victory from the Hardin
Bulldogs, tourney hosts.
The Laurel team was hard press
ed all the way by their taller op-
ponents, but held a IS to 10 margin
at half time. Two field goals by
Bill Sorg were all the Locomotives
could ring up in a ragged third
quarter and Sheridan was ahead 10
to 10 as the period ended. Roth,
Kimberley and Sorg, gave Laurel a
20 to 27 lead with a few seconds
to play when the Broncs intercepted
a wild Laurel pass and Phillips tied
the count as the gun sounded. jim
Sherrow found the hoop in the over
time for two field goals and Meyers
netted a free toss.
The 1%ineuDS. )
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
CONGREGATIONAL
WOMEN'S RALLY

The women of the First Congre-
gational church will hold an ALL
Church Women'S Fall Rally meet
ing in the church parlors at $50
pm. Monday October l.
A potluck dinner will be followed
by speakers and music. Mrs. Fred
erick Olert. wife of the Rev. Fred
erick Olert Of First Presbyterian
church. Detroit, Will be the princi-
pal speaker. Special guests for the
evening will be Mrs. L. R. Martin,
president Of the Detroit Congrega-
tional Women'S Union and Mrs.
Wilfred Newell, president of the
Wyandotte Council of Church
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
WyQndotte Girl WEEDS Minister
At Trinity Lutheran Church

Miss Alice Anna Block, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Kian of Walnut street. united in marriage with
the Rev. Robert S. Miller, of Mr. and Mrs Clarence T.
Miller of Utica New York candelght ceremony read
o'clock, Saturday, September o. at Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church by the Rev. c. ]. Krahnke.
The bride, given in marriage by her father pre-
coded by her six attendants down the aisle decorated with
candles white baby and huckleberry green's The
double ring ceremony read before the altar decked with
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
Mrs. J. H. CaLLister Will
Lead Missionary Institute

The Missionary Institute spon-
sored by the Wyandotte Council of
Church Women at 10 am, We'd
neSday, October will feature Mrs.
j. H. Callister from the Friends
Church as leader.
Mrs. Callister is assistant secre-
tary of the Home Missions Council
Of North America and has been as
ISOLATED with nterdenominational
work for several years. She has
written two peace plays and several
juvenile plays as well as pamphlets
and articles published under the
Council name.
Mrs. Callister comes to the Wy
andotte Council of Church Womens
Missionary Institute" with Home
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
Jan Peerce To Be SoloiSt
on GIN Symphony of Air

DR.. Frank Black will conduct and
Jan Peerce. Metropolitan Opera ten
or. will be soloist on the General
Motors Symphony of the Air Sun
day. September 80 NBC, 500 TO
600 pm, EST
Alfred Wallenstein. conductor of
the Los Angeles Philharmonic Or
chestra, originally announced as
guest conductor for this program
will be unable to fulfill the en-
gagement. Peerce's selections will
include Sound an Alarm from Han
dels oratorio. Judas Maccabaeus.
and the great tenor aria, Rachel,
Quand du Seigneur CRachel, when
the grace Of God entrusted thee to
me- from the French opera, La
Juive, by Jacques Halevy.
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

giant white NUNS.
Mrs. c. j. Krahnke sang, 20 Per-
feet Love" and To-day, o Lord, We
At Thine Altar Stand" Miss Betty
Block sang, The Lords Prayer"
Both were accompanied by the Rev.
o. Stahlke of Waltz, Michigan,
who also played the traditional
wedding march.
Miss Blocks gown was Of heavy,
slipper satin. The drop-shoulder
neckline of marquiSette was out
lined with old lace medallions.
Long sleeves formed a point at
the wrist. The long bodice topped
a full skirt that went into a long
train. Her illusion veil extended
beyond the train and was held to
a tiara studded with rhinestone
and pearls. She wore a madonna
face veil and carried satin COW
cred Bible adorned with white or
chids and stephanotis. She wore
also a string of pearls, gift of the
bridegroom.
Attending Miss Block were Betty
Block, sister Of the bride, as maid
of honor. Joyce Grail, Alma Geren,
Blanche Schafer and Florence
Thompson were bridesmaids. Eunice
Hack was flower girl.
Mr.. Miller's attendants were his
brother. George, who served as best
man and Herman Mueller of Glen
Ridge, New Jersey, George Taylor
Of Niagara Falls, New York, Edwin
Hack and John Schafer, Jr., ush-
ers.
The brides ATTENDANTS wore full
skirted double net dresses attached
to taffeta bodiceS with round net
yokes in a drop shoulder effect
forming cap sleeves. The maid of
honor wore peach and the brides
maids wore azure blue. The head
dresses were ostrich tips in colors
matching the gowns. The maid of
honor carried a cascade bouquet
Of bronze baby NUNS with petals
made Of material matching her
gown. The bridesmaids carried tai
isman baby NUNS in their cascade
bouquets.
The flower girl wore a peach net
in miniature Of the other attend
ants and carried a reed basket with
mixed NUNS.
For the occasion the brides
mother chose peach with a lace
bodice and full marquisette skirt.
She wore an orchid Mrs. Miller
wore a royal blue dinner dress and
wore an orchid
Following the ceremony a dinner
for fifty guests was served at the
Wabeek Tea Room. A reception was
held for two hundred guests at the
Kilian home.
Out-ol-toWn guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence T. Miller, par
ents of the groom, Miss Helena
Rlchthammer, Mrs. Martha Nor
riS, Mrs Ernest Eisinger, relatives
of the bridegroom of Utica, New
York.
For her wedding trip. Mrs. Miller
chose a green gabardine suit with
black accessories and wore the
orchids from her bridal bouquet
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
BENNETTE STUDY GROUP

The Bennette Study Group will
meet for the first time this fall at
1890 pm, Friday, October 5 in
the club rooms of the City Hall for
a pot-luck luncheon.
Miss Emma DuBord, county
demonstration agent, will speak
and demonstrate Flower Arrange
ment."
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
LADY ARBEITERS CARD
PARTY POSTPONED

The card party planned by the
Lady Arbeiters for the afternoon
and evening of Wednesday, October
3 at the home of Mrs. Edward j.
Riedel, SIS Chestnut street, has
been postponed.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

Mission Field experience and rec
concentrations from the Home Mis-
sions Council and the National Sec
rotary of Women's work for Con-
gregational churches.
The Institute will be held at I'M
manuel Lutheran church, Fifth and
Sycamore 1t is open to all Down
river women. Women attending are
asked to bring sandwiches; tea,
coffee and a dessert will be served.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

Women. Miss Eleanor Bennink and
Mrs. Marcus Betwee have arranged
special music for the occasion. AL
women Of the church are invited
TO attend.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

SPECIAL MEETING OF

Blue Star Mothers, Chapter IA,
will hold a special meeting at s
pm, Tuesday, October 2 at the
home of Mrs. Jane Moss, presi-
dent All members are urged to be
present.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
GARDEN CLUB

The Garden club which ad.
journed for the duration two years
ago, will hold its first meeting on
Wednesday, october 3 at pm, in
the club rooms of the City Hall
All former members are asked TO
note this date and to attend the
meeting. Mrs. H. A. Browne, pres
ident, Will preside.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27
BetrothaIs OF.
Local Girls
Announced

AT dinner party last Sunday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs William Dun
ming. of Van Alstyne boulevard, an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Constance Kathleen to
Sub 1t George Ridley Payne,
R.N.V.R., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Payne of Glasgow, Scotland.
Announcement of the engagement
was made before dinner when
guests found cards tucked inside
each place card marked Connie
and George-September %, 1945."
Mrs. Earl H. FaTchild, of Biddle
avenue, announces the engagement
OF her daughter. Frances Ferne. to
Donald William Bull, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Matthew Bull of Four
tenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rawsthorne Of
Clinton street announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Edna
Mae to Corporal Earl A. Weston.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Wes-
ton of Fifth street.
Both young people are graduates
of Roosevelt high school and Cor
poral weston is now home on a
months furlough following his re-
turn from the European Theatre Of
Operations.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-27

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Gcahy tt,arttt ucr ftcmer
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kaitaSa a,1i sent 1peae
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DeramsIeb,.t,een ~cs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Hitler besce int Hritten
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iamten Gllrbesiteueritraf!ur.
IA. lisherid,ubslit: Srganiiierunl
ieiner SclaitDerllng untcr cinem eill.
5igen Manu iiatt einem &plleeiunt
INT rGonf!,iiioa" 3ll nerneiSen.
10. Gleiunternebnler; Uinisc
t6cn;Je SonberUrrfcbrlluGen, i'm
iiGrigan arer grobersr Gerlch nlli
vailge:nelre ErolpcritGs IN, GcIl
beiddftislins'
16. Gercrallen: Mnnabme Ser bot
ecibldgel,rn 9fepilion ton &lauiel,
init @e5;Ia aEif NlebcranIrca lungs
rehte, ne5i5iniIde Eilegs, %>arleben
G,5iebungsredte, Seben:pcriI:b
Sosiolic)ns uno 3ablrnSen ilir ipe
| 5ifiId)e &GrperidpiOen.
II. Seficntlid)e slrbe,tn an> So
tltrbilistrdiie. &ooroinicrte,in Stub
beten fuusentrierfe Hei'pnalentipil
ll,ngc::, cine 3eutrallteIe sur Sor
na5lne e1Ier SStpentl,r Scr p5D
liiden strlagen Der gsatiru uno bal
oiee 0sidllubfaifl.na siber allTgc-
taud)te Hrojefta.
lS. Se'Dpaht mo @ieberauibau
@ibsrruf Ges Sohnlou- u-8cletes, oai
observation-disclosures 2iinbcr perbietet
sic NIT ibren S6ulbcnsablrngcn II
Gcr5us iillb; 1ueitere $1,000, 900,
100000 fiir ll9tHHsl.
19. SfongreBISalGre SalGr-Gr
| bSbungsr oon $4,000 aui $4,000
als rerltsr Sdritt auf Gem @ese 5.
einem onIiGnoigen SulGrtarif fiji
allc MngciteIltcn Ser gunSesreg:c
rung."
20. Stiife: 8albiae GjeiebesmuE
nabmen iiir Gerfaaii uHnotinerShif
fe ser eroben ameritanlihen San
oelsilotte bier5ulnuoe .ulo i'm elus
lnno.
81. MaterialreIerpen: .9taBncg
men inl Sntereiic elmer strlage pp:
9feleroca an itrategiiien !jiatcria
lien, Die oos 9dnO ni6t pner nid)t ii
geniigerbcn Gunntit1teu ielber pro
busiert, unl ether @iehecbolung Be,
foltlpleligcn 2abre, oe3 5speitei
@eltfriegas, unrSubeu9er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13
2ltcnt>43ran>mui,Hcn
,t,areft perteerenN

Sofio. Sapaniihc 5eitungslentc
'ueld)c Soirniblma beiudJt haben, er
flarten, OaB oie ubgesuorfene Mton.,
bonlbe Sss:ite labnte, lpe!dje 10 Mci
len entferilt ipobnten llnb OaB pieIt
ipiter an graronunoen itarben
nahoem Ilc aus Ben aralienbdalier,
oils gebei.t entlaiien iparen. Die Ser
lutte iperoan nit $4,000 Spten, 90,
900 Gcr.uunoeten, Gle naf furse,
Belt iGdrbea, nngegeben. SIM gan5cr
iollen 1,ur, 5000 l1eberlebenoe por
Sirolbina iibrsgeblieben iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-09-13

ge6en illiibten> Grit nafbem sic ani.
ierten Seiasungsbcboroen 81, Dem
gefunoe gcfolnlnen AitS, hab sic
Serbiltaiiie, Die 5tpeds SurhFiiI-
rung ge;eselten Yoiiperfebrs in
getradji fonunen, in Sn,ilhlanb 10
pobl pie in ben Gurdnsussldnoerr
in iolter' NtaBe norn1alliiert iper.
Sen fonlltcn, bab ser Hnitperfebr
ielbIt in bcidranftem s0taBe tpieber
aufgenon'men luerben fanu. miro lei
tens ser 9unoespoit has Menihen,
mOglihe Jotun rerben, INN oie gead,.
MISUNDERSTANDING obnc pciteren
Seraus iroslib 81 ntahen. Gas gil.
fiir Seutie5lano ioapobl trie fir Ses
lterreid, ltnsarn unS 9onoig.
Sie gSieoeraufnabme ser HoItper,
binouns bestp. lire Genebmigling
onr6 ole @tiliidrbeborbeh b1ngt i'm
iibrigen, III ipeientlibenl Mabe auSb
bon Sem &erbalten ser ginlpobner
Der 6eiesten oeuti.hcn Gebiete ab.
NidtS lGnnte oie @iecernufnablne
ser Hcit liebr beidleuniser ais auf.
ribtige uno spirfiame s3ulammenar.
belt Ger oclttiehen Bepolferuns NIT
oen Selaslnss5eboroen u,o sic be.
ihleuEigtc Musnnersltne dues 6eiien,
mas all Tsrionen uno 0ingeu On oic
l.nieliee 3cit Oes 9itleriSnrns er.
innert.
Gs lnuB audi betont .perben, Dab
Die 8erfslrsberbinoi,n I'M 8eid,e
beute nod 10 int arseu lleeen, oaB
Der Woiiuc,ie9r iehit i'm Snlan0e
nod nlht funftioniert. Wie ieHte s,n-
ter ioldjeu llmltanoet e;n Meltpoit.
perfebr oAsdlsefiibrt tperben t0nnens
Gie alase Der iogenaanten feinh-
Iiben Musldn6er erideint Inn 10
mebr bereitigt uls 6OO, 900 Stnlie.
ner, oie til; Gamble a1idiiig lin6, idon
ieit Iangc,n bas Stigma Ser GeinO.
hcrafteriiierung perIoren baben. Sc
iorlte apenieitel,s iersn Eeutihem
uolle Dle;Abercdtienna crteilt tpcr.
SMnb anf 6ette 2.