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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
HENRY J. WAGNER

Eight Waterbury men are with the 82nd Airborne Troops occupy ing Berlin, it has bene learned. They are T/Sgt. Paul OLear, 9 Barnes street; Pfc. Mask Gentle, SIS Baldwin street; Pvt. Ernest Rot- fimer, Liberty street; Pfc. Roland Barone, 32 Woodlawn terrace; Pfc. Henry J. Wagner, 158 Cornwall ave- nue; Pfc. Casmir Jaskiewicz, 8 Daniel Place; Pfc. Frank DelFloria, 149 Oak street; and Pfc. Nelson E. Biais, 39 West Clay street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
THREE DISCHARGED

Three men from the Waterbury area were discharged from the Army today at the Separation center at Fort Devens, Mass. They are:
 S/Sgt. John H. Leary, 9 Welton street; Sgt. Herbert L. Beckett, 190 Monmouth avenue; and Pfc. Earl L. Darlington, 75 Waterville street.
 Other men from this area dis charged: Pfc. William T. Daley, Jr., 263 Cherry street, Naugatuck and S/Sgt. Casinlir J. Tarnowski, 158 Cherry street, Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
EARL L. HARRINGTON

Among those recently discharged from Fort Devens, Mass, was Pfc. Earl L. Darlington, son of MT. and Mrs. George H. Darlington, 75 Wa terville street. Before enlisting in the National Guard five years ago, he was 8 student at Wilby high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
ANTHONY AMBROSE

A veteran of 42 months service in the Pacific, Cpl. Anthony Ambrose, former employe of Everybody's Mar
 ket, has been honorably discharged
 from the Army. He began service with the former 208th Coast Artil-
 lery regiment in January, 1941. He
 is now visiting relatives at 93 Fiske street. He is the son of Alexander Ambrose, Westfield, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
PETER WENTSKOWsKI

Pvt. Peter Wentskowski, veteran of five major campaigns, is return ing from Europe with the 35ta Inc fantry division. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. James Wentskowski, l Wood street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
CHARLES H. RINALDI

S/Sgt. Charles H. Rinaldi, A Platt street, recently had an audience with Pope Plus XII. The soldier entered the service in August, 1942, and has been stationed in the Mid dle East 39 months. He is the son of Charles Rinaldi, 42 Platt street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
EDWARD T. AYoTTE

FIfl EdWnId Y. AnN0II1, lW Ohal6 avenue and pio. Prank z. pa'lfp, iep Ne4I1e ifIfnce, afe r1pofle6 lo have
 been eH11f1 Aa1 ~ ~ one|1a VIas
 '1EE HA|eN Nekkfa tneezaY ni NeR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
EARL V. CAREY

Earl V. Carey. a veteran of two years service in Europe, arrived in this country aboard the SS. Cornell jus Harnett and is now at Camp Patrick Henry. Va. awaiting a fur tough home. Carey was with the 819th Chemical Warfare Unit in Belgium, France and England. He is graduate of Leavenworth high school and former employe of the Scovill Mfg. Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
MORTON A. MILLER

Morton A. Miller, 29O Willow street, has been promoted to the rank of first lieutenant. He is con- manding officer of a training com- pany at Camp Crowder, Mo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
FRANCIS ,. ROBBINS

Battery c. 208th Association last night honored three original lnem- bers at weleome-hoine party given at the F. N. Q. 4. They were Capt, Francis !. Robens. Charles Gtan- kus. aad Samuel Dlechef. Capt, ao- bens spent 4a months in the South Paeihs. Joseph AIishausky, also q member of Battery c. WaA toasl- master. Desldes the 2b battery meme bsFs about % persons attended the party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23
CT HANGS SELF

Camp Edwards. Mass, Aug. g -(UP)-Sgt. Atseph T. Garner, 30 of Calico Rock, Ark, a Station hos pital patient here. committed sui- eide by hanging in a warehouse on on the post, the Army reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23

County, Kan, and before coming to Boston University also taught at Iowa State Teachers College, South western University and the Univer- sity of the Philippines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-23

Pvt. Angelo Salvio, son of MT. and Mrs. Rocco Salvio, 16 Crown street, is returning to Fort Dev- ems, Mass, tomorrow after spend ing a S0-day furlough here.
 Going overseas last January, Pvt. Salvio participated in three major campaigns in Germany. The soldier was one of the first Wa terbury men to be inducted for selective service in 1941.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
NASHVILLE

The baccalaureate sermon OF
the high school at Guersey was
delivered Sunday by Rev. ]. NJ.
Reed. Other speakers We're.
Prof. Tyrus, Mrs. Pinkie l.. White
of Washington and w. o, Hill of
Little Rock, There were six
graduates, one of whom is a wife
and a mother of four children,
S, W, Williamson. principal. .
Recently storm passed through
the Hampstead community doing
many freakish things. 1t unroof-
ed the house OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williamson without disturb
ing them in bed, blew away
chair and swing from the porch.
leaving an oil can undisturbed.
uprooted trees, demolishing
smoke house, carrying away meat
and lard, but left an old can un-
disturbed, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Williamson are the proud parents
or a nine pound baby boy,
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
WHITE CITY
c. X. Arnold

Sunday service at the Parlarm
Chapel Baptist Church was held
by the pastor, his subject "And
if | be lifted up from the earth
| GraW all men unto me- Collec-
ton $500 Students of the
White City school rendered a pro-
gram for the white friends in the
school auditorium, large crowd
witnessed the program John
Hill was seriously injured, when
his horses ran away with him in
q wagon he was thrown out of
the wagon, and his right leg was
broken, he is now in the hospital
in Conway Mr.. Jones is here
visiting his family Mrs. Vera
Foster left last week for Chi
cage, III. Mrs. Edna Davis.
Home Demonstration agent met
with the White City school club
and gave some interesting demon
STATIONS, and also met at the
home Of Mrs. Mary McCurin end
gave demonstrations there
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
Helena Society

James Banks spent the week
end in Memphis, Tenn. Miss
Ruth Glass was the guest speaker
for the Parse Community Club
over station KFFA. Mines.
Willie Crosby and Laurene Nor
rison have returned to the city
after long visit in California. :.
Mrs. Lula Hayes is visiting in st,
Louis. Mo. Miss Verna Clark
and John Lowe of Ark. State Col
lege visited in the city. Ark.
State College Band presented a
concert and dance at the Eliza
Miller school. Miss Laurel Aus
ton visited her grandmoth, Mrs.
j, Walton. Mrs. Alice Calvin
of st Louis, Mo-, visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Maggie Morris.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

Sth grade commencement was held
Thursday night, Mrs. A. D. Smell
of Gurdon addressed the class,
Mrs. Queen Simpson, presented
the certificates Rev. and Mrs.
Il. ii. Scott, were here Sunday
iog his day at Providence A, NJ.
f. Church, the spirit was very
high, Rev. Scott, preached two
soul stirring sermons Will
liam Tedwell, of Richmond. Calf,
is here visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Tedwell We
arc glad to hear of Mr.. Jones re-
covering from his sickness 4.
Mines. Ellen Jones, Matte Steph-
en- and Pearl Anna jenkins, Mythe
Lee Dicken, Willow Dean and Mae
Hue Ussery all visited in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ellis.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST

The pastors and churches of the
Marshall District enjoyed a 8 day
fally given in honor Of Mrs, Julia
Reeves. The meeting was held in
Mt. Pleasant, Texas, great SER
mons were preached each night
with nice offerings. Saturday
nights offering was in care of
the Home Church in Mt. Pleasant,
total money raised $203.75. Mrs.
level Eddins, the daughter of
Ms. Reese and little Ester Fac
Marshall, her niece accompanied
her and enjoyed the great meeting.
Mrs. Reese is Supervisor Of this
District.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
Garland

Nelson Boykin
FLA had a party, Saturday
night raising $l.56 The
Home Demonstration Club met
Arrll 18TH in the home Mrs.
Suite Steagall. Mines. Nealie and
Wilson tried out new recipes
which We're a success. There was
8 large audience. including parents
ard children. Mrs. Wilson discuss
Cd sewing, poultry raising, gar
dening and canning. The next
meeting will he held May 10th, at
Which time there will be a con-
test in sewing and cooking j..
The school paid tribute to Presi-
dent Roosevelt with a Memorial
Program arraigned by Mrs. West
ley The st. Paul Sunday
School met at the usual hour at
s.. James Church. After Sunday
school there was a prayer service
conducted b. Deacons David
Adams and Tom Owens. Rev. Cooks
delivered the morning sermon on
the subject, Tell The World About
Jesus" Collection was S9.7o. Total
collection for the day was $16.05
E. Mrs, Sara Nesbia was the
house guest of Mrs. Boykins.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

Mrs. Mamie Mitchell


Mrs. Cornelious Wilson of Wab-
baseka, Mrs. Julia Williams and
Granville Taylor of Bulah, Miss,
were the guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
+. G. Hopes Mrs. Willie Rob-
inson of Dermott was the guest
of Mrs. Nora McGruder Rev.
winchester, pastor of Bethlehem
was a visitor here Saturday i.
The installation of Rev. J. F..
Farris was pontponed Sunday be-
cause of the rain. Mod. John
Mitchell was asked to give the
charge. Total money raised from
two nights was $68.3S The
Mt .Moriah Baptist Church Sun
day School opened with a 100 per
cent attendance Sunday. Prof. S.
Barns, supt. Regular Sunday SER
vices wee held at the usual time.
Sermon was delivered by the pas
tor Rev. c. G. Miller Misses
Bette Ware, MARCEL Wells, Mary
Jane Mason A. NJ. Richardson
and G. w, Norman visited rela-
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
ATKINS
Mekindra Fletcher

Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church No.
2 Sunday School met at the usual
hour with Supt. A. l., Auster .
Regular services were held at the
usual time with the sermon be-
ing delivered by the pastor, Rev.
|. II. McCrary. His subject was
What God Is To TIE Upright"
Mrs Ole Seaton and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edith Rogers of Menu
fee were the week end guests of
Mrs. G. l.. Swinton S-Sgt,
FELTON, Fletcher is home on fur
lough from overseas. He has been
stationed in Iran for the past two
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher are
glad to have their son home with
them again The Elementary
school faculty and pupils visited
TIE Gold Hill Elementary school
on the week end. They participant
ed in a Pre-May Day program.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

apples and various other vege-
tables for the school hot lunch
project Lois Elliot, Annie
Elliot, Mamie Frazier, Beatrice
Frazier, Joseph and Ebert and
Roscoe Elliot are all active All
Club leaders and members
Rev. Z. ID. McCree made a business
t1p here Saturday =, Mrs. Ger
trade Berry is on the sick list.
Mrs. Blanche Dearit, Mr., and
Mrs. d. d. Elliott and Monroe
Rogers were visitors in the church
Sundav.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
MT. ZION
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School opened at GAS
with Supt., two new teachers
were appointed, Mrs. Jackson and
Mrs. Lee The pastor preached
a very enjoyable sermon subject:
"Tte excellency of the church"
Text: Upon this rock I'll build
my church and the gates of hell
shall net prevail against it." Matt.
i6;lS The Humming Bees
VII be heard over KCMC each
saturday morning at 7:45 to 10
O'Clock.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

tiye3 and friends over the week
eni The Ports School lad
an essay contest On their trip to
the All Club Rally in MeGehee.
Ollie Shaekelford won LIST prize.
Rev. and Mrs. John Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bumpers were
the dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells Of Yancopi The Wat
son District Union Singing will
convene with the Headquarters,
Sunday, April 29th. Bro. &. Bump
ers, president.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
LAKE VILLAGE

A very elaborate dinner party
was given Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Beatrice Johnson,
in honor of Pvt. Tughes c. John
son, Jr,, who is now serving with
the 1864 Aviation Engineers at
Macdill Field, Fla, guests at the
party were: Tommie J. Johnson.
Jr. Eddie Baker, Archie Watkins,
Eddie johnson, Roosevelt Foster
and Walter Mccoy of the city;
H. II. Nichols and Aderson Owens
out of twon guests; Mesdames
Carrie Mae Johnson, Ruth Wat
kins, Oracle Baker, Freddie r.
johnson, Marion Baker and the
charming daughter of the host
ess, Miss Willie Mae Adams, the
dinner WIS very delicious as we'll
as attractive :, The Gospel Tor
naios quartet of this city en-
tertalned at the Woodson Temple
Baptist Church Sunday night,
April 10, g popularity contest was
given among the members of the
quartet. The results were as fol-
lows: d. II. Thomas, leader and
manager 1920, f. C. Crawford,
LIST tenor 1860, Nathan Warren,
Ind tenor, 09.75. Melin Sharp,
baritone 02.69 and Alcon Green,
il, Bass and the winner $16.2O b..
Pvt. Hughes C. Johnson, was the
guest Of honor at q party in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
USDA photo BY Cooper.

with the Presiding Elder, A. E.
Harris and Rev, j, E. Blake, pas
tor in charge, Sunday school at
10 a. m. to IL a. m. The presid-
ing Elder preached a wonderful
sermon, reports were fine. Total
money raised $645.50.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

The Ministerial Alliance will
meet here at the Davis Creek Bap-
fist Church Pfc. George Dom
ner and Mr.. Barnes, went to Mem
phjs to day on business The
Prattsyille School will close the
2Sth OF April, Mrs. r. l.. Ander-
son, teacher.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
ELLIOTT
Mrs. Euna Elliot

MIS-. LUNA TlllOt
Miss Mary Elliot was home for
church Sunday Arthur Mitchell
visited in the community Satur-
day Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mul-
lens spent the week end with
MIS- William Elliot . Miss Les
serine and Bobo Ferguson spent
the week end with MIR. and Mrs
Ebert Elliot Nathaniel Ell
hot 1-c OF the U, S. Navy was
home for few days from York
town, Va, where he is stationed
Roy FELTON,, James Elliot,
James Johnson, Mathew Elliot and
John Elliot are doing essential war
work these days by cutting pulp
wood The ladies here have
been canning carrots, beets, onions
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
BlJRTSEI
Il. A. Calm

st. Glars dedication and cor
ner stone laying were enjoyed by
all, Rev. Wilcher preached the
dedication sermon, Rev. A. j. Jack
sen the corner stone sermon, the
corner stone was laid by Malvern
and Guf Springs Lodges. Ten solie-
itors workers raised S379.8O
Miss Sammie Barlow will leave
in few days for Clover, New
Mexico.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
Texarkana, Tex.
NJ. b. Westley
Phene 42S5W

The Union Harmonizers Quart
cite Of the city closed with a pro-
gram ut the Antioch Baptist
church, New Boston, Texas, last
week end. The sum Of 5000 was
raised for the church. Rev. w.
NJ. Sexton. pastor Mrs. L. B.
Murphy of the Velvatex School Of
Beauty of Little Rock is visiting
ner husband here and also Trudle's
Beauty Shoppe Mrs. N, l..
Mason, secretary of the Wander
ing Star Sewing Circle, visited her
mother-inlaw in Pine Bluff last
week end Mines. Ruby Fuller
and Catherine Taylor of Velvatex
Beauty School are visiting Trudie's
Beauty Shoppe A, V. Rich
ard, who is in the Navy is home
on fuflough. Little Avis Richard.
son Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Rich
ard is home to meet his father.
The kindergarten School was or
ganized on Rose Hill, by Mrs. C
l., Wesley, who taught the first
six months and gave the name
of Wesley kindergarten, closed its
first term Friday evening, April
2O,h. The sub-teacher. Mrs. John
mic Mae jones closed the session
with very interesting exercise
. The chi dren enjoyed weiner
roast given by the pTA and their |
picture was snapped by the photo |
grapher, frof. Wesley The |
Edwin Circle of the Sunset Bap- |
list Church met in the home of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Ectric Hilson, Thurs |
lay night, April 10th. An inter-
estng meeting was held with the |
president presiding, A delicious |
repast was served to large group |
Of members including the pastor, |
Rev. d. Edwin johnson, Hulan |
Goynes, and Ned Sibley. Mrs. Ruth |
Tolbert, President; Mrs. Lagath- |.
er Hilson, secretary; Mrs. 0, Z. |
Ferguson, reporter ]. j. The SEM |
pc Fidellis Club met in the home |
Of Mrs. .. p. Ferguson, Monday |
night. A short business meeting |
waa held. with the president pre-
siding. Finaal plans were made |
for the Musical Tea that was |
given Sunday, April 20, at Stevens
Courts The uneral of Willie
Whitefield was held Monday after
noon, at the Union Baptist church.
Mr.. Whitefield vas i'll for some
time i. The funeral Of Elex Is
leys was held Friday morning in
Washington. Mr.. Isley passed at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Sallie
Lawrence, lll2 Oak street. George
lsley, of Oakland, Calf, arrived
in time to see his brother before
he died.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
Phone I623-J
Mrs. Ida b. Marshall

The Lonoke Sunday School spon-
sored successful program. Rev.
Lonnie Austin delivered Won
derful message from the sth chap
ter of st. John and the 9th verse.
Tie music was furnished by his
choir. Solos by Mrs. l.. Brazzells
and Rev. G. II. Griffins. Collec-
ton $1,000 ;. Mrs. Luese Henry
from Los Angeles is home visit
ing her parents and mother-in-
tw, AMIR. and Mrs. Jimmer Foster
and Mrs. Minnie Hollins Mr..
Hill, of Chicago. ILL.,, is home on
business ;. Cpl. Hezkiah Mar
shall left Wednesday night for Fl.
Penning, Ca. after spending l5
days visiting his parents, MI. and
Mrs. Lee Marshall and wife Mrs.
Fora May Marshall Mrs. Al
berta Whaley, left Friday for her
home in Kansas City, Kansas, after
a short visit with her parents and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mar
shall and Cpl. Hezekiah Marshall.
Mrs. Freddia Williams from
Los Angeles, Calf. is here visit
ing her mcther-in-law, Mrs. Blanche
Williams and other home friends.
=. The Modikiah Johnson Lii
biary Club met in the home of
Mrs. Mollie Jackson, Sunday at
p. m. The meeting was called
to order bp the Vice President,
Mrs. Bessie Deloney, devotion was
carried on by the Chaplain. Mrs.
E. Davis, after all business was
finished, very interesting pa
per was read by Mrs. M. |. jack
son. A tasty menu Of cookies and
ice cream was served The
City prayer band will meet with
the New Town Baptist Church
Sunday, April Goth. G. H. Nit
chell, Pres. !. The st. James Sun
day Schoo. met at the usual hour
with Supt. Adams and his staff
of teachers. The advance class
taught by Sister Ophelia Boyd
won the banner financially II
Rev, HI. w. Downing, the Assist
ant Pastor preached a wonderful
sermon at the IL o'clock hour.
Music by the Senior choir u
The st. James choral and Joe
Louis Library Club sponsored a
pew rally Sunday at 8 p. m. with
musical program as follows.: Sc
lection Senior Choir; Quartet. the
Washington Sisters; Solo Rev. G.
H. Griffins; Selection, Senior
Choir, Solo, Mrs. Mary fairfield,
Sermon. Rev. E. J. Haney, pastor
of the New Hope Baptist church,
collection $22.04 Mrs. Pinkie
Miller and Mrs. Bualh Section. Of
Chicago, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnnie Parker Mrs.
Sylvia Parker, District Supervi- !
sor Of the Good Samaritan. with
Mrs. Emma Washington. President
Of the Boosters Club is doing much
work, they along with others car
ried flowers and donation to the
sick and afflicted Sister L.
Marion, of Vaudeville, after q
visit to California, is back home
looking well Mrs. Mary Nc
Elroy Of Paup Spur, secretary of
Leading Light No. 232 has a son
in the armed forces, daughter
in the WACs and daughter who
Is conductoress on a street car,
in San Francisco, Calf. The
Baptist Church Of Vaudeville 7
which Rev. Jones is pastor and
Mrs. Davis secretary held its con
ference Saturday. The officers and
members should be commended for
having started the church under
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
TEXARKANA

tree and now have well built
building, w. o. IT'LL Of Little Rock
addressed the meeting and gave
| them a pew.
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

Johnson, ST., Monday night. The
young social set of Central High
School attended and reported a
nice time - III
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
STEPHENS

The Second Quarterly Confer
ence of the Stephens Circle was
held at Beach Hill A. M. T.. church
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27
KANSAS

Mrs. Johnnie A. Ellis
Pvt. Carl D. Ellis, is here on
a 81 days furlough visiting his
family and friends The
Kansas school was out Friday, tie
Arkansas State press., 1945-04-27

them a pew.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-30

A sensational new act
ion toy - the monk
actually eli m b S the
string as it is pulled.
Made of colorful plas-
tic. A durable and fas-
cinating toy for Young
SterS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-30

At ACC you get 100
sheets of onion skin pa
per and "a envelopes
the 89c box contains a
heavier and finer tex
ture paper.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

While participating in an air |trike against the Jap fleet off the coast of Japan last March, Ibis Essex class carrier, the USS PrankIin, lists badly after being bit by two 500-pound armor- percing bombs. She survived snd is being repaired at the Brooklyn navy yard in New York.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02
|AIaska Steamship

bUTGOING
 To Homer: Harold Pratt, Ro- bert, Hobert and Douglas Daw- On.
 To Seldovia: John H. Lee.
 To Zachar Bay: Mrs. Hilma Johnson.
 Round trip to Homer: Clark & Wilma Williams, Lois Colvin. INCOMING
 Chester E. Peterson, Mrs. Peter Koch, Ray Suti, James L. Koch, Ray Hovey, Warren A. Reynolds, Elizabeth E. Olme, B. r. Dixon, Hugh Abston, Mrs. lean L. Barnes, M. o. Holland, Mrs Hilia Bjork, Kenneth Ol- son, J. B. Huntsman, Henry Austola, Simion Santos, Eugene Perez, Dvanto Gorgolio, Alej- indro Bias, Federic Ilicato.
 Mrs. Helen Dietmeier, MT. x Mrs George Hassett, Ruth Has lett, Marjorie E. Hiatt, c. L. Marciano, Mrs. Ethel K. Lee, c. M, Patron, Vivian B. Oswalt Jan & Reed Oswalt, Lola Pickett, Patricia Pichetl, Gertrude Rog- |rs, Bessie L. Spracher, Margar- It Sutiiff, Mrs. June Wilson.
 From Clearwater: Frank Me Conaghy, John Winters, Gregory Morony.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

pitcher Henry Wyse, is the bride
of the group They've been mar
ried Just seven months. Mrs.
WySe is the daughter of Denny
Burns, who used to pitch for the
Athletics.
MRS. PASSEAU EXCITED
OF course. they're all excited,
just as much so as their hus-
bands. But probably none is
more eXuberant than Mrs. Ber-
ryCc Bum" Passeau. It's her
first series in the 10 years her
husband Claude, has been in the
major league.
Tomorrow will be the big day
for her because she's sure he will
pitch.
Among the others who will be
witnessing their first series are
Mrs. Jean Meruilo, wife of short
stop Leonard; Mrs. Irene Sauer,
wife of outfielder Eddie; and Mrs.
Miriam Lowery. wife of outfield-
er Peanuts Lowery.
They'll all be out for all three
games here. They may not be
making too much noise. But you
can bet your last dime they'll
be thinking plenty-and saying
few prayers. too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Col. Cole
Returns

Col. Walter c. Cole. who
served as a member of the army
general staff in Europe, today
returned to Detroit 10 assume a
new army post in Michigan.
A veteran OF both wars, Col
Cole wears the Legion of Merit
and the French Croix de Guefte
with palms. Overseas 30 months
he served in 10 countries.
Col. Cole was a member OF the
committee on national defense. Of
the L. S. Chamber of Commerce
director of the Navy League and
national president of the Reserve
Officers Association from 1929 "a
1881. He was formerly a promi-
nent Detroit broker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
$500 Bond Bans
Swinging Doors

A difference Of S24500 in bond
depends on whether William
Wladarski, so, can stay out Of a
tavern beneath his living quarters
at 12449 Cenant.
Wladarski, free on $500 bond, Is
charged with taking S537 from
the tavern's safe. When Recorders s
Judge w. Mckay Skillman set
bond, he warned Wladarski that
if he were seen in the bar bond
would be raised to $4,000.
A porter testiffe d he saw
Wladarski, former owner Of the
tavern, force his way into the
place after closing hours. Marie
Point, 80. of 1894 Moran. now
owns the tavern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
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