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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
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8or er elm &ou5 ooer Elm Seiltger
i'm 8erborgenen? 8ar es einfa6 bic
Sreu0e an Der 4nbaufung bon @elb,
ooer Die Sreube, zines Cages ben
4rmen Ser Stobt cine ean5 groBe
@obltot 5u ertpeilen? Sber idtpelg-
te er im @eoanfen, uelbe neberra.
i6ung es fir bic ueberlebenoen iein
ueroe, tpenn ite Elm Ioldes 8ermo'
gen unertportet borfinoen mer6en? -?
Sd peiB es nidt. Se0enfaus mar es
nidt flug. Sdtte er es 5u 2eb5eiten
bergeben, pdre es ben Nrmen pirf.
li6 3ugute gefommen. 8ie es iest lit
ninmt Ser Staot einen iebr betrd6t'
Iiden Sell fir Steuern. 9ie Ser
panoten itreiten itd iest 6orum uno
erbalten Dobri6einli6 iebr tpenig.
So6iters bic 4bpofoten tperoen 5u.
frieoen Iein. Sb Die glrmen iiberbaupt
ettpos erbalten peroen? lno Ser
Nunn bat ii6 gar ni6ts in ieinem
2eben gegonnt.
SSa, cine Staot beberbergt eine
rei6e Iusuabl bon olerbanb Men.
i9en6aratteren. Nan gebt an ibnen
oorbei, Oieuei6t bin id ibm begeg-
net, uno er bat tpobl ben Brieiter
gegriiBt. 9lber tpie fonnte i9 ODER
irgeno Elm anoerer piiien, ipeld ein
Original bon einem Weniden oa an
mir oorbeigebt! l1no oeren gibt es
Sunoertuuienoe> Die tros olIer for.
perliden Ndbe fir oen NG9iten ein
&atlel iino. So, es lit tpobr, Die cine
Salfte Der Nenlden tpeiB nidts bon
Der onoeren Salfte. l1no ebenio pabr,
~unier Serrgott bot auerban6 Soft
ganger". 8us bod @ott tpobl 6enfen
muB, tpenn @r ouf an bieie lonoer.
barren Wenidenfinoer berabi6aut! -
S. Marfert, S.V.D.,
i'm ,5omilienblatt'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
Neue &ar6iuGle in 8Gl6e?

Cine OeeIoung aus Dem 8atifon
beiagt, es lei 8mur ni6t ousgeI9Io1.
fen, oaB elm &onIiitorium BEG &one.
gums Der &oroindle nod in oiefem
Sabre einberufen tperoe, ober cine
peltere &larung ser 8eltlage iet er-
foroerli6, ebe BapIt Bius XII. neue
&aroinale idaffen tonne.
Poplt Bius bat nod fein &oniilto.
RUM abaebolten. Seine Mmts5ett be.
9ann, tur5 ebe Der @eItfrieg aus
bra6. 0ie 3abl Ser &aroinqle lit 6es.
Deeen auf Mountaineering berabge.
iunfen, Die gerinsite 3abI in mooer-
ner 3eit.
8abrenb Die 8erfebrs. un6 Ser.
binoungsi6Dierigteiten groBenteils
beieitigt iinb, iagten Steaen inn go.
titan, oaB Die 8erbinounq 6es 8ap-
ltes. nit Holen, l1ngarn uno &umd-
MEN nod obgeidnitten lei, uno 6aB
Die religioie Gage in 9eutl6Ian6 nod
ungefIart iei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

ouf ser &eife. Ser Saft biGft Bel Sn.
Iefteniti6en.
&ettig Gdporaer) bef0r.
bert Die 8eroouung, eripedt bic
ErinfIuit un6 iit elm gutes 0itteI
gegen &eu6buiten. @r miro fem ge'
Idabt un0 nit elei6er Wenge brau'
men geItoBenem &onoisauder gemii9t.
Son Ser itd bilben6en 8ribe nimmt
man bel ltarfem Suitenrei5, iopie
morgens unb abenos einen Seel0ffel
bon.
5o1bettee lit bGutreinieen6
uno tpirfiam gegen @eidpiire,
Munofdule uno geeieung gum
Sdmiben, Rit Sonig bermii6t lit er
Elm gutes Ueittel bel Salsent5iinoung.
GGglid 5non5ie. Biz oreiBigmal 5u
eurgeIn. Durd @inreiben nit Sol'
beiblatter erbalt man 3abne un6
3obnfIeii6.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

nGdtIt9e 9unfeI in BEN S6us bic.
les gaitli6en Sauies fiibrte.
0urum bat i6 Sen Serrn, baB @r
ME 5ugeben noble, 6aB Sein 2i6t in
oieiem berrliden @ottesbouie ie aus
gel0idt tperOe. SIT es bod 0osieI6e
2idt, 6uS geItern l6ien uno ebe.
geltern, OaS uns oieien 9lbeno in Ser
9unfelbeit Ser fremoen @e9eno aIs
8egDeiier oiente, 0os ou9 ni6t er.
lild)t, tpenn Die Wenlden i6lafen,
oaS audi morgen I9einen miro uno
nod immerfort, nenn man unIer
Sterblibes langlt gu @rabe getra-
gen bat. @s lit oas 2idt, ooS ben
9immel nit Ser groe, Die Bergan.
genbeit nit Der @egenDart, Die &c.
genmort nit Ser 3ufunft berbinoet.
IS iit oos epige 2tbt oas Sinnbilo
Delien, Ser Sid lelb1t oos 2idt Der
Belt nennt, Der oa lit Der g8eg, Die
8ubrbeit uno 6os 2eben Selus
GbriItuS, @ott, bodgelobt in @mig-
felt.
3pei Sage blieben mir in 2ood.
llnier Sreuno 5eigte uns belonoers
Die S6aBe ser &loIterbibliotbef. 9od
menn man audi nur boriibergebeno
Die beriibmteIt item uno gelebrteIten
8erte oni6uuen, ober ni6t Ituoieren
fann, 10 Oerlieren Tie balo oas Snter-
eiie. Wtebr 3og uns Ser See uno feline
umgebung an, Die mir inbe3ug auf
feline 5lora uno Sauna, iotpie feline
GntItebung uno @ntpidlung, unter
6iibrung uniereS gelebrten 5reun,
oes, griinolid ituoierten. 0obei fam
mir gum i6mer3liden 8etpuBtlein,
pie biel ih biellei6t in oen lebten
Sabren idon berl6mtbt bate. glud
lieB er uns einen ginblid in 6os
&loIterleben tun, ooS oen @eItfQlen
oerort begeifterte, 6oB er nad einem
balben Sabre elmer religioIen @eno1.
IenIfaft beitrot. 0ie ianote i'm ipG.
ter ols Wiiiionor no6 China, mo er
olS 8iidof idon mebr ols 5tpan3ig
Sabre in etnem tpeiten @ebiete arbei.
tet, oaS Oiele bunoert MeiIen bon
alem mooernen 2eben obgeI9nitten
lit.
(6ortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

Setfentpafier lit @egengift
bel 8ergiftung bitr9 &rienif, Suplt'
mat unb Sduren. @s muB INNER
bieI Ntl6 6uatpiiden getrunten per-
ben.
Senf nir6 ols elm frGftiges
Reiamtttel (SenfpfIoiter) aneepan6t,
Inn einen &ronfbettsitoff bon eoleren
Seilen ab3ulenten. Senfntebl nit e.
itg ols BflaIter btIft, auf Die 8ruit
gelegt, BEL Sbnma6ten; auf bic irt-
mere 8aoenfld6e eelegt, BEL 9dlae"
anfdaen.
3tpan5ig @ramm SenfmebI tper.
ben NIT einem gBloffel geriebenem
Neerettig uno ettpas @iiig gu einem
8rei gemiift, pe16er auf 2einpano
geltri6en, 10 lange liegen bleibt, Bis
Der &ranfe elm beftiges 8rennen emp.
fin6et uno Die Saut rot piro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
gapitlide Silfe fir stpei Miaionen
sSntcrnierte

SJntcrnterte
Erob ser rieitgen Iufgobe uno Ser
geipaltieen S6pierigteiten, meld;e iie
eini6lieBt, baben bic Nniierten Sc
Oie 8elt umfaiienoe &epotriierung
bon Wiaionen our6 oen &rieg aus
irber Seimot bertriebenen Weniden
in iDltematiIder 8eile in Die @ege
geleitet.
Nadoem Migr. 8aIter g. Carroll,
Mitglieo oes pGpItli6en Getretoriats,
Oretmal eine &unoreiie our9 Deuti6.
lano un0 Oeiterreid gemo6t, itottete
er in &om einen 8erift itber feline
8eobadtungen in 6ieien beioen uno
in anoern europdii6en 2anoern ab.
Vdgr. Carroll begleiteten ouf @ebeiB
oes Sapites So6tp. Mortin E. Gill.
gan aus Der gr5oio5eIe Cincinnati
uno Nigr. Morie 8rini.
Oie papftli6e Wiilion berlieB Woi.
Lamb am 7. Suli. Oie meiIten aus
ibrer Seimot 8ertriebenen iino be.
retts nod ibrer Seimot berbra6t NOR.
ben uno poruusit6tli9 miro in
9eutl6lon6 unb ueiterreid Dos @erf
beenoet iein.
SSn anoern peiteuropGii9en 2Gn.
bern begegnet Die Wiliion groBeren
SdDierigfeiten, Inn Die 5tpei Mil.
lionen Reniden nieoer in ibre Seim.
ltGtten 5uriid5ubringen. Inter ibnen
beftnoen itb biele 9unoerttouienoe,
mel4e wegen Der l1nit6erbeit in if.
rer oltli6en Seimat ni6t 5uriidteb.
rem pouen.
Die erite papitltde Weiiiion, aus
fiinf5ig 8rieitern, aer8ten, @ranten.
martern -uno Se6nifern beitebeno,
mar IN 8ruppen eingeteiIt un6 pur6e
ipater ourf ied3ig peitere Berionen
oeritartt. Wettgefiibrt puroen flint.
unooreiBig Sruds belo0en NIT Me6i.
tomenten, geabrungsmitteIn uno
&leioern.
8is iebt bat Sic pGpItli6e SiIfs.
miilion bereits iiber 5tpeibun6ert
~@ampS" 6eiu9t uno iiber 5tpei Wil.
ltonen Wteniden Silfe gebra6t. 9ieie
Silfe miro beionOers i'm tonmen6eu
8inter benotigt neroen uno miro
cine Serooppelung a0er SilfsfrGfte
berlangen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06
MuAkunN
Bon 8rpf. s. M. 9a6reu,
6e6afteur bes ,8aiIenfreunb'
Srau 8m. g., ga.

GlS neue 2eierin tpiinI9en Sic
alerlei niibli6e SouSmittel fir sc.
Iunobeits' un6 &rantenpflege. SSm
folgenoen geben mir Sbnen cine rel
die Iusleie:
gipetB uber g 6nit t.
D I'm e n geitri9en bGIt Die 2uft
ab uno beilt iebr i6nea. 8ei Wogen.
uno 9arment5iinoung pirft gei6Io.
genes @iDeiB NIT 3uder einbiiQeno
un0 6eianftigeno uno lit ni6t nur
iebr beillam, ionoern ou6 elm pa1-
ienoes NGbrmitteI. 0os @ipeiB BON
3tpei Giern nit glei6er Wenge reinem
5ron5bronntDein gemiI6t, lit elm gu.
teS Otittel gegen 0ur9liegen BEL
&ronfen.
SUB 6Dei 5 pulber erbGIt
man our6 Wii9ung bon neun3ig
Seilen &alfpulber, iie6en Teilen Ga.
licDllaure uno bret Seilen StGrfe-
mebl. Dieies Hulber miro tGglid
ilber Die 5uBbalt geItreut. Nebenbei
groBte &einlidfeit, 8ai6uneen uno
WedIel Ser Striimpfe.
Sei6eIbeere n, getrodnet, ge.
gen abfiibren uno 3ubr.
Sim beerioft, fii6lenoes &c,
tranft bel Jieber.
SoIlun6er. Ser Blutentee
Dirft blutreinigeno, I6peiBtreibeno,
uno bilft BEL grtGltungen. Worgens
miro i'm 8ette, big SdneiB eintritt,
oiertelltiinolid cine Eolie (narm,
nid]t beiB) getrunfen. 9ie getrodne.
ten 8eeren belfen bel Gbfiibren.
Sonig lit rein i6tper berooultd,
er beDirft bel pielen lbfubren,
8lQbungen uno WogeniGure. Mit
8oiler ooer Wil6 oeroiinnt lit er Elm
gutes Seilnittel. Gin 2offeI bon miro
orei Winuten in einem bolben 8int
WoIler ooer Wil6 gefodt uno 1tiin6.
ltd 5Dei 2offel bon genommen.
Sobannis 5 eere, ld m a r.
5e (@ i d t b eere). Sunge Griebe
uno 5orte 8latter geben getrodnet
einen guten See, ipel9er oie @idt.
ltoffe aus Dem &orper ideioet. Orei
Wonate lang tdgli6 6rei Eolien lau.
lparm ODER foIt. 2iqueur BON reifen
8eeren lit elm eutes Wfittel gegeu
Vsogen. un6 ltnterleibsidpd6e.
Sob bonniSfraut reinigt Sc.
ber uno Nieren, bilft gesen Wogen.
l6mer5, &opfDeb un6 S6lofloltgfeit.
Cine WeIieripibe bon in 8olier.
6 e (@ottage gbeeie) oiebt Die
Sise bel @nt5iinoungen uno @ei6nii.
rem ous uno beilt bieielben. 0idt nur
BET ent3itnoeten &ueen, ionoern audi
bel boien, frebsabnIiben @ei6puren
lit er Elm gan5 oor5iielides SeiImit.
tel. @r miro NIT Dem Eopfmo1ier Al
elmer feinen Salbe abgeriibrt, auf
2einmano geitriden uno oufgelegt.
Sobalo Der &aie gu trodnen beginnt,
miro 6os Bflaiter erneuert.
&amille (parmD in S6dden
beilt @nt5iinouneen, 9riiien, &c.
idpiire uip.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-09-06

BON S. 90. Sebeni6, ebentali-
ger &eSafteur bes ,2anbmanm'

Sn Gem gort fan6 Elm e
&onferen5 our 8eratung lanomirt-
l9oftli6er Brobleme itott, an pelder
lt6 funfunofeb5ig &eprGientonten -
&atbolifen, Broteltanten un6 ssu6en
- beteiligten. 0ie &onferen5 ent-
i6ieo 1t9 II. q. fir fleinere sSurmen
uno @enoiienidoften:
0as 4derbauamtiu0 in 0 o.
ibtngton teilt nit, baB on bic flint.
gig Wiaionen garbs Sud fir Sc.
treioeiade freigege6en tpur6e. @s Be.
itano Elm GROCER Nansel an Die fen
Saden, mas Die Sanobabuns bon sc.
treble bebinoerte.
Ole 6 @innabme ueIIe,
pel6e peitliden Sarmern bori6peb.
te, orobt gu beriiegen, oenn Der 8au
bon bier Wiiblen aur 8erorbeitung
bon @uaDulepflan3en, bic Stoff fir
bic SeriteQung BON &unitsummi lie.
fern, tuurbe eingeitellt. 0ie in 6ieiem
Sabre ge5oeenen Hflanaen meroen
etngeiammelt, ie6od tperoen feine
yeeupflan5ungen borgenommen. 9ie
@ntideibuns, bic WiibIen nidt 5u
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21
Returned Willis Veterans
Guests at POtluck Dinner

Clair Smith left for the service
in March. 1943, received his train
ing at Fort Knox, Kentucky. serv-
ed in northern Italy, France, and
the Anzio beachhead. Among his
numerous medals he has a Bronze
Star, bronze arrow head, good con-
duct medal. purple heart and five
battle stars. He flew home by
way OF South America. Always
being very active in sports he
hopes to try out for the Tiger base
ball team.
Duane Hovatter received his
training at Camp Howe. Texas and
left for service in December. 1912.
He was In African and Italian cam
paigns. He was wounded three
times and received a medical dis
charge July 4. 1945.
Darwin Knaggs left Nov. s, 1914,
received his training at Waco, Tex
as before going to the Pacific area,
He was a pilot on a PAT and he
flew supplies in the India Burma
area. He is at home with his wife
and children. He has seven medals
and still retains his commission
with the Army Air Corps. He was
discharged July 10, 1946.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21

Willis, Mich, Aug. "A dinner
was given by A. P. Minick Aug.
II in honor Of the boys who have
returned home from service. The
dinner was a potluck held in the
garden at the Minick home, with
decorations of red, white and blue.
The tables were covered with white
linen table clothes, with red. white,
and blue streamers and a beautiful
bouquet OF flowers in the same COL
ors.
Craig Heath and Guy Littamon.
who both served in the 32nd Red
Arrow division in the Philippines
They were together all through
their Army careers. They left April
22, 1912. trained in louisiana and
fought in the southern part of aus
tralia. the Buna campaign, Athens.
Leyte and Luzon. They hope to
again start work with the Ford Mo
tor Company where they were en-
ployed when they left.
Carl Lemke left December 16,
1871, received his training at Camp
Roberts, California and was In the
New Guinea campaign. He has
been home for two months resid-
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lemke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21
Daily Market Report

Michigan Central Stock Yards
Detroit. Aug. 21-AP-USDA-
HOGS salable 400. Fully steady;
all desirable barrows and gifts
Sl4s0, the ceiling; sows mostly
S14.O0I4.15; stays $500 down.
CATTLE salable 210O run in.
cludes 81 loads steers and 10 loads
cows: truck In receipts mostly
cows; this class approximating 40
per cent OF total receipts; all
classes opening slow, about steady
with last weeks close; steers and
yearlings 25-50c under last Mon
day and cows fully SOC off. Demand
again narrow for bulls; small lot
choice 1877 Id. steers s17.75: Few
other lots good fed native steers
and yearlings $15.50-l7.00; several
loads good 950-1100 ID. western
grass steers SIS. 00.l6.10; load LOIS
common and medium grassy 7s0-
$50 ID. mixed yearlings s12.75-14;
some grassy yearlings down to s11;
early sales common and medium
beef cows $950-i3.00, including
load lots at $500: Gamers and
cutters early mostly s700-s.50:
scattered sales common and medi-
um lightweight sausage bulls. $500.
100; good heavies held to $3.50;
replacement cattle scarce. weak.
CALVES salable $50. vealers &C.
tive; strong to SOC higher than last
Thursday; practical top and bulk
good and choice $l7.00; common
and medium s13.00-16.00; culls
around 5000 down.
SHEEP salable 800. Less than
100 head displayed early, few sales
sheep and lambs about steady:
scattering spring lambs s1% down;
good and choice shorn ewes $3.50
SIS; Gull and common kinds $500
400.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21

Benton Harbor. Mich, Aug 21
-AP-Peach prices slipped 10 to
Is cents a bushel under arrivals
OF 1850 bushels Monday, and to-
days trading opened at previous
levels. Prices were:
Peaches. bushels. No. !. Pinch,
Halehavens and Redhavens 2.35.75.
Golden Jubilees 2.25-50. South Hav-
ems 2.25-35. l "a inch, various var
ieties 1.50-76; tomatoes. IL quarts,
No. l, l.60-2l0. No. 2, .50-.75, S.bas-
ket crates 3.00-50; plums, half
bushels. 1.75-3.00; cantaloupes, bu-
shells 2.50-75, crates 1895; beans,
IL quarts. limas 2.OO-25. green or
wax .75-l.00.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21
New York Stocks

New York. Aug. 21-AP-Select.
ed rails, steels and industrials dis.
played rising inclinations in to-
days stock market.
Fractional advances appeared at
the opening in moderately active
dealings. Recoveries running to a
point or so predominated near mid.
day.
Accounts we're reinstated here
and there on the idea the recent
downturn may have partly discount.
ed reconversion and unemploy.
ment problems. Further easing OF
governmental controls also was
helpful to sentiment. Skeptics were
plentiful. however. and these held
aloof on expectation the decline
would be extended.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21
Boys in Band to
Meet Wednesday

Wednesday evening at the Com
munity Center. boys interested in
joining the Huron Post 40S Band
are to meet. Herman Kersey is
director.
The MONS Club together with
the Legion will plan a banquet and
dance soon after official VI day
is announced.
Four new applications for mem.
bership we're received by the Le-
gion: Edward Gean. from World
War |, Henry Starks. and Charles
Pitman, World War II veterans, and
Kenneth Kersey, recently returned
from long service in the Pacific.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21
Miss Lindemann,
w. Vidmar, Wed

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. 20-The
marriage Of Miss Irene Lindemann,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Lindemann of Pleasant Lake. to
ANN &c William Vidnar, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vidmar, Tay-
lorville. ILL.,. took place Sunday az
ternoon at the home Of the brides
parents. Rev. H. l.. Engle OF the
Trinity Lutheran Church. Saline.
officiated at the ceremony. Miss
Laura Lindemann was her. sisters
only attendant. Cpl. Francis Bien-
eman of Peoria, ILL.,, was best man.
A dinner for 80 guests followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vidmar left on
short wedding trip. The bride is
employed at the King-Seeley Corp.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Heller
man and daughter. Betty 10 and
Mrs. Robert Helzerman went to
Columbus Grove, Ohio, Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Helzerman returned home
Sunday evening but Mrs. Robert
Helzerman stayed for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hammer
Park, were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Werstein.
Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur and
daughters, Beverly Ann and Ruth
Marie, are spending this week in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Risch, Detroit.
Mrs. Ethel Burget, Mrs. Kenneth
Sanford. and Carol Sue, and Mrs.
Emma Sanford, attended the Low
er Light Camp meeting, Peters
burg, all day Sunday. Roy Zorns
and sons, James and Harley. and
Mrs. Clara Zorns attended the eve
ming service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hannah
and family, Dearborn, and Mrs.
Betty Vandes and son, Dale, Belle
vile were Sunday guests in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Morawski.
Marie Morawski is spending this
week at the Cedar Lake, Girl Scout
camp, Chelsea.
Mrs. Addie Gravis, Ann Arbor,
is spending this week with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Bartelle and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bachorski and
daughters, Helen and Irene, Detroit,
and Bernice Bies, Sumpter, spent
/ Sunday in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Zawacki and John Bar.
telle.
Mrs. John zawacki and son, Leo.
spent Tuesday forenoon in Mon.
roe on business.
Mrs. Charles Schmidt, Owego,
New York, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Leonard Schmidt. Atlantic City,
New Jersey. and Raymond Thomp.
son, Endicott, New York, were
week end guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmidt.
Supper guests Sunday in the
Schmidt home were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schmidt and children. Mon
roe. and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fem
auer and daughter, Dundee.
Paul Tower, Ypsilanti. was a
caller Thursday afternoon in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bur
get and Mrs. Kenneth Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steinman.
Milan, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Steinman Sunday evening.
Betty Boudrie. Monroe. is visit
ing her cousin. Betty Steinman.
Staff Sergeant Walter Steinman
and wife spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stein
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-21
HAVE SOCIAL GATHERING

Oakville. Mich.-Mrs. Kenneth
Sanford attended a gathering at
the Free Methodist parsonage Fri
day evening. when IS young peo-
pie from the Milan and Peters
burg churches met for a social eve
ming. Games we're played and a
lunch consisting Of sandwiches,
cake. salad, pickles. ice cream and
lemonade was served.
When Mrs. Sanford returned
home and started to get out OF her
car. II glided forward and her
foot caught in the door which jam.
med her against the wall. She
has a badly mashed foot and is
walking on crutches.
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XeuatabIea

Vegetables
ASPARAGUS-No. l. S1.76 2.25
doz. bchs.
BEANS-Green. No. l. s2.50,3.oo bu.
BEANS-Wax. No. l. 3s.00-3.5o Blu.
BEETS-No. /. blu. 65-75c.
CABBAGE-No. /. $500 Blu.
CARRoTS-No. /, 60-s5c doz. bchs.
CELERY-Root, No. /. s2.o0-2.25
bu.
CoRN-No. /, sl.5o-2.oo S doc. sack
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No. l.
s4.00-5.0O blu.
DILL-No. !, 40 soc per doI.
lunches.
DRY oNIoNs-NO. l. .2.s2. 59lb.
sack.
doz. bchs.
GREEN ONIONS - No. /. 65-S0c
LETTUCE leaf. 4-5c ID.
RADISHES-No. /. .75-$1.oo doZ.
POTAToEs-New. No. 1. s1.75-1.ss
SO ID. bu.
PARsLEY-Curly. No. /. 50 75c
doz. bchs.
pARSNIPS-No. i, $3.50 u bu.
PEAS-No. l, S3.U0-S.97 rs ID. bu.
RHURARB-60.75c dor. bchs.
RUTABAGAS-No. l, $5.00-6.00 bu.
SPINACH-No. 1. $1.75 Blu.
SQUASH--Summer. u bu. No. /.
$1.00-l25.
TOMATOES-Outdoor, $3.50 LIS
II Id. basket
TURNIPS-No. l, $1.00-1.25 doz.
bchs.
Fruit
APPPLES-Dutchess. No. 1. $4.12.
IS ID. Blu.
APPLES-New Transparents, No.
l, $I12; IS Id. Blu.
FEACHES-No. 1, Si.47 bu.
PLUMS-No. /. 1904 u Blu.
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The Bell System
- the Iorsest source Of Rador
for our fighting forces
lHIs Is no, surprising for Rsdsr
development and production stems from
the same roots that produced and con-
tinue 10 nourish this country's telephone
system.
Rsdar, the instrument which enabled
our land, ses and air forces to spot enemy
targets through darkness, smoke or fog,
was one of the outstanding new fighting
instruments Of the war.
Two years before Pearl Harbor the
Government asked Bell Telephone Lab
Oratories to put i,s wide experience and
knowledge of clectronics to work TO help
perfect Rsdar ss = military instrument.
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Ohio. Friday. for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. vivian Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sanford
and children spent Saturday In the
home OF Mrs. Emma Sanford and
Mrs. Bernice Hamlon and Mrs.
Hamlon and daughter, Elizabeth
returned home with them after a
weeks visit in Detroit.
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Pick of the dir Today

5:30-Jones and /, Drama.
MBS-12: 15-Morton Downey's re-
corded Song;
2:30-Queen For a Day;
4:30-Summertime Melodies;
7:30-Mutual Melodies;
10:00-Human Adventure, MA
laria".
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PRODUCE
lNeMman'a MarkekN
NAMED pAsTOR

Battle Creek-The Rev. E. L. Ha-
becker OF WATERFOWL, N. Y, has
been named pastor OF the Free
Methodist Church here. He sue
ceeds the Rev. ]. r. Cunningham.
who retired because OF i'll health.
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OAR
Spotted Targets Through
Darkness, Smoke or Fog

From then on, the Laboratories CO.
operated closely In the Radar program
with the National Defense Research
Committee, with Army and Navy spe-
cislists, and with scientists of Great
Britain.
The Western Electric Company, man.
ufscturing branch of the Bell System,
became the Nations largest supplier of
Radar systems. One type IL made was
universally used by B-29's in the Pacific
for navigation, target location and high
altitude bombing. Another played an
important part in aiming the guns on
our warships.
II you're waiting for home teIe-
phone, IL helps little to know that
Radsr IL one of the reasons. For years
telephone manufacturing plants we're
devoted TO war needs.
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NeiUS From OdkUiLLe

man, Sr. Sgt. SteinmAn is home on
80 day furlough after serving in
England.
Mrs. Roy Zorns went to Dayton.
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Rural Events

THURSDAY
The Maybee Holiness Camp op-
ems Aug. % and closts Sept. Q.
There will be no meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Of the Salem Federated
Church for the month OF August.
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can Time is Central War Time)
TODAY
AZ UNIVERSITY OE MICHIGAN

capped from two Ontario prison
camps this week. They are An
dJeas Nabauer, 22, and Anton Gle
sen, "a.
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Eaas

Detroit, Aug. 2l-AP- Michigan
graded eggs in case lots FOB De-
troit:
Whites: Grade A Jumbo 53h, ex.
ira large san; large 50h-5lh; me-
dunn 461s; small 3sh. Grade B
large AN: medium 39.s; small
3SIL.