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The messenger., 1945-04-01
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 Yaksta, 30, of 451 Woodland Av- enue, Bloomfield, Connecticut, who recently completed two years over seas service as an Eighth Air ground specialist is engaged in making aluminium repair parts for battle damaged P-51 Mustangs. He is a sheet metal worker in the 78th Fighter Group and repairs or mod flies Mustangs to meet changing combat conditions. The parts he makes must be close to perfect so as to fit in with the highly-stream- lined form of the fast pursuits. Educated at Bloomfield High School, Sergeant Yaksta worked for a typewriter concern before en- tering the Army in May, 1942. His parents are MT. and Mrs. Joseph Yaksta.
 Harold L. Hamilton, son of MT. and Mrs. Waldron Hamilton of Rockwell Avenue, is receiving his boot training at the Naval Train ing Station, Sampson, NY.
 Pfc. William Binley of 193 Cot tage Grove Road, Bloomfield, was a member of one of several picked squads from two regiments of the 42nd (Rainbow) Division which fought their way through Wuerz- burg, Germany against continuous sniper fire, according to an Assoc lated Press Dispatch from that city. As he approached the city, he was quoted as saying he was unable to find any building with roof still on it. Numerous prison CTS were captured and many snip CTS were killed.
 Lieutenant William A. Scott, USN, is now stationed at the Armed Guard Center, Brooklyn, NY. and able to enjoy brief week end visits at home.
 Lieutenant Charles Prohaska has been moved to Running, China, the big training center at the end of the Burma Road. He was formerly based in India.
 Lieutenant Eric J. Laddey and family of Chapel Hill, NC. are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. John A. Case, Prospect Street. Lieutenant Laddey, of the Navy, has just returned to this country after serving for two years in the South Pacific.
 Corporal Edward Pinney reports enjoying the social life in Eng land.
 Sgt. Leslie Pierpont is now in the Moluccas Islands in the Dutch East Indies.
 Walter Sinnott, Jr. is in the Philippines.
 George o. Johnson, 2/c, who has ; been with a Navy Raider unit in the Admiralty Islands, forwards change of address evidencing some new assignment.
 S/Sgt. Robert G. Dobruk is at Greensboro, NC. awaiting an as signment which it is expected will take him overseas.
 Sgt. Kenneth Barker of Camp Bowie, Texas, was home on a re-
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 Atlantic fleet and his brother, Herbert Carroll, an Air Corps student at Yale, were home for brief visits last month.
 Harold Gagnon is now with an Infantry division in Europe.
 Fred Goldberg, who recently en- joyed thirty day leave at home following many months in the South Pacific, has been assigned to Fort Bragg, sc.
 Robert Hayes, S1/c, was home on leave in March. His sister, Shirley Hayes, is a cadet nurse at Mercy Hospital, Watertown, NY. His brother, Louis, who was given a medical discharge from the Navy some months ago has joined the Merchant Marine and is now in the Pacific.
 Raymond Cashman, S2/c of the Port of New York, who has been stationed in Norfolk, Va, is now aboard the U.S.S. Laub.
 Eugene Pinney, S2/c, who re- gently completed the course at the Radar school at Indianapolis, is awaiting orders at Shoemaker, Cal. Has hopes of meeting David Sommerville, NM 1/c, recently transferred to Shoemaker from the Armed Barracks Center at Brooklyn.
 Carl Carlson of the Air Corps is somewhere in the Pacific.
 John Crane, who has a New York APO, has apparently been hospitatized. In any event, he gives us an address in care of Detach- ment of Patients somewhere over seas.
 David York has been transferred from the MP's and is seeing action in Europe.
 Following a sixteen day leave spent at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. Raymond A. Porteus, Cottage Grove Road, Raymond B. Porteus, s 1/c, has reported to the Armed Guard Center at Brooklyn
 Corporal Elliott Steele is at Camp Edwards expecting to be sent soon to a Missouri location and is awaiting further orders. He has spent several months in Texas.
 Paul Descateau is enjoying a tWenty-one day furlough at home. Descateau spent several months in the South Pacific. Upon comple- tion of his furlough he will go to Lake Placid NY. for reassignment.
 Lieutenant w. M. Kelly of the Air Corps is now located at Lin coin, Nebraska.
 A letter from Sergeant Arthur Coutu from a Marine Bombing base in the South Pacific states he has met one or two fellows from Bloomfield, asks the address of Harold Watkins, requests that he be remembered to his former teachers at Bloomfield High School, and inquiries about the prospects of the schools baseball team. His only complaint is of the cloud bursts and the over>abund- ance of weird creatures.
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lOrn0Tly SCdClOn0U dC the WDhO towers who are still talking about the coffee and cakes served them by the ladies of the neighborhood and refer to their stay in Bloom field as "the place were they were treated like kings"
 John D. Moran of 34 Wade Avenue is in training with the Marines at Paris Island, sc. In error, we previously reported Moran with the Merchant Marines.
 Ronald Merriman of Camp Miles, Delaware, is home on furlough for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Fred Biederman of Prospect Street. He is accompanied by Mrs. Merriman.
 Richard Sparks of the Air Corps has been moved from Burbank, Cal. to Gulfport Field, Miss.
 John Garfield has been trans ferred from Camp Mackall, NC. to Fort George G. Meade, Md.
 Lawrence Washington, who is in Germany, has been given Pfc. rating.
 Harry Christ has been made a Corporal.
 Lieutenant Francis A. Bowers, who has been located at Atlantic City, N.J., is now at Napier Field, Alabama. &
 Corporal Albert Bull of Camp of Camp San Luis Obispo has for warded us a New York APO num- Der
 John Lynch, who is in the South Pacific, has been made a Sergeant.
 Edward Ravens has been moved from the Armed Guard Center, Brooklyn to the Armed Guard Center, Treasure Island, Cal.
 Raymond Bavier has a New York APO. He was stationed form erly at Fremont, Miss.
 John E. Murphy of the Air Corps is now with an Air Trans port group in the Alaskan theater.
 Anthony Russo is now with the Infanry division in Europe.
 Francis Spera has been made a Corporal and moved to Fort Sill, Okla. He was formerly located at Fort Bragg, NC. His brother, Vincent Spera, recently graduated from Radar chool, is now in structing at Soux Falls, SD. Army Air Field
 Howard Madsen, S2/c, is attend ing a special storekeeper school at Sampson, NY.
 Upon completon of his boot training at Sampson, Nelson G. Gagnon was sent to the Detroit Naval Training Center.
 William Bloomfield, who entered the service last month, is at Kees- Ter Field, Miss.
 Sergeant Ralph Bergeron, who has been at Shepard Field, Texas, for the past several months, is now covering an assignment at Keesler Field, Miss.
 Kenneth Hedin is now in Eur ope. He has been assigned to the unit with which the Wyman twins have been operating.
 Mackardy Kania of the 869th Bomb Squad in the South Pacific
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PIg Hooks, Bacon
Draw Meat Thieves

Meat has gone off the ration
ing list but pork loins. ham and
bacon are still very much In
demand ss evidenced by the
theft on Wednesday Of IS pounds
of meat from Mrs. Joseph Arens
of 3l04 North River road. Route
3, Mount Clemens.
Sheriffs deputies Richard De-
Ketelaere and Frank Ballor who
are investigating the theft said
that the meat was wrapped in a
basket on the back porch of the
house. 1t was pointed out that
Mrs. Arens had planned to take
the meat to q deep-freeze plant
the day after it was stolen.
She told the deputies that she
had put the meat on the porch
in order to keep 1t in a cold
place and that it was stolen some
time between 8 p. m. and 6 a,
m. She said there were two pork
loins weighing 10 pounds each,
two large slabs of bacon, one
ham weighing 18 pounds and
several pounds of pork hooks
Deputy DeKetelaere estimated
that the meat was valued at ap-
proximately $50.
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ARMADA-Baskets and bou-
quets of beautiful seasonal
flowers decorated the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvy Hulett, Sr..
on Sunday, November, rs, when
friends and relatives came to
congratulate them in observance
of their golden wedding anniver-
sary. Fifty tea roses were pre-
sented by the Armada Ladies
Aid, at church services in the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulett welcom-
ed their guests assisted by mem-
bers of their family. Mrs. Hulett
wore a wine colored velvet gown
with an orchid corsage, and her
daughters, Mrs. Wayne Chubb
of Pleasant Ridge, Mrs. Harry
Blakely of North road and
daughter in law, Mrs. Orvy
Hulett, Jr., wore rose bud cor
sages and her granddaughter,
Miss Janice Hulett wore ga--
denia in her hair.
Mrs. William Van Norstrand,
who sang Memories" and BE
lieve Me II all Those Endearing
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MI. and Mrs. Orgy HuleH Mark
Golden Wedding Anniversary

Young Charms" accompanied be-
Janice Hulett at the piano, also
wore a rose bud corsage.
A large beautifully decorated
wedding cake was the center
of attraction in the dining room
where a buffet luncheon was
served to all who came.
Moving pictures were shown
Of the Hulett family at home and
at their cottage at Sand Lake by
Mr.. Elderly Smith of Detroit.
Guests who had attended the
wedding so years ago that at
tended the golden anniversary
observance were Eugene Kent
of Armada, Mrs. c. w. Thoring-
ton Of Romeo, Mrs. Howard
Bliss of Highland Park, and Miss
Catherine Dorian. Mrs. Julius
Porath and Mrs. Martha Nc
Fall of Detroit.
Many out-of-town guests at
tended the golden wedding an
niversary observance.
Elizabeth M essm more and
Orvy Hulett were married Nov.
27, 1895 at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Messmore. They settled
on the Hulett homestead on Gen.
ter road, later moving to Arm
ada where Mr.. Hulett became
associated with the Armada
Elevator company, which he
now owns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulett are men,
bers of the Congregational
church and are active in religi-
Gus and social affairs of the COM
munity.
They have three children,
Orvy, Jr., who is associated in
business with his father, Mrs.
Wayne Chubb of Pleasant Ridge
and Mrs. Harry Blakely Of North
road and two grandchildren,
Janice Hulett and Rodney
Chubb.
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Bette 10 lake Third Mate In laouna Rites

HOLLYWOOD Nov. 20 Up
- The picturesque little art coll
ony and resort town of Laguna
Beach will provide the setting
tomorrow for Bette Davis third
wedding.
The noted actress wnl walk
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down the aisle at. st. Mary'i
Episcopal Church to become the
bride of William. Grant Sherry
3l-year-old artist who was re-
Gently discharged from tn
Navy.
She announced that her wed.
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BOWL-O-DROME
Big Twelve League

Ingleside Inn (2), 1862; Will
liam Baldwin, ass. Bates g.
Sons (1), 2248; o. DesRosiers,
521.
Sheriff Ensign (2), 2490; Emil
Elso, 545. Kraft g. Hohf (D,
2319; Dave Rosseau, 500.
Deneweth HisSpeed "a, 2272;
v. Deneweth, $50. Malbin's (2),
2449; Ray Diener, 592.
Wishing Well Bar (2), 1882;
Art Burgess, SIS. Lambs Re-
Gaping Cd, 2449; Herb School,
532.
Miller Bros. Creamery ~,
2469; w. Brandenburg, 536. In
ternational Truck (2). 2489; D.
Campbell, 500.
Bell Lumber (2), 1884: n.
Ward, 5O7. Otto Matte Music
(D, 2469; G.. latham, 522.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
X, of G. League

N. OF u. League
Schunke JeWelry CO.., 2O93;
AL Schunke, 462. Van Camp S
Service (4), 2249; AL Olivier,
568.
Super Cleaners (O, 2134; Bert
Wagner, 474. Mt. c. Rose Gar
den's (4, 1888; FIR. B. LABEL,
sos.
Hillcrest Studio G), 2164; F.
Badger, 484. LaCroix & Groes-
beck (3), 2256; H. Groesbeck,
Jr., 522.
Hench's Meat %, 2082; Fred
Hench, 498.
Henk's Studio 90, 2l46;
George Holk, 467.
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Museum Requests Tanks

NEW ORLEANS UR) - The
Louisiana state museum has ask
ed for its share of surplus A.
my tanks and guns. They will be
placed alongside relics of other
wars. The museum already has
a full-sized facsimile Of the Jap
anese surrender document.
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BOWL-O-DROME
Ladies Garden League

NUNS (3), 1926; Elsie Tim
norman, 428. Larkspur CO..,
1909; Ann Spehar, 462.
Roses (3), 1898; Lillian Smith,
4O5. Violets co., 1858; E. Har-
der, 352.
Petunias (D, 1911; G.. Krein-
brook, 4O2. Daisies (2), 1927;
Mildred Runde, 445.
Poppies (3), 1881; Hilda JEFF
ferry. AT. Poinsettia CO.., ITS;
Lillian Pierce, $50.
Lilacs co., 1871; Phyllis Pae-
tow, 442. Bluebonnet (3, 1887;
Marie Moore, 460.
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AtThe Alleys


M. r. Anderson ~, 2216; Art
Anderson, 473. Servo CD, 1920
O. Sauer, SIS.
Kraft Machine (3). 237s; d
Mourer. 492. c. A. Bliss co.
1904; Zebelian, ass.
Sheppard's Inn (3), 244l; l.
Steffens, 500. Joe's Garage co.,
2205; H. Bauman, SAL.
Holmes Const. (2), 2395; Har.
ry Holmes, $50. Gratiot Grill
(D, 2365; Gordon Penman, 507
Luedtke Refrig. CO.., 2242
Johnson, 52l. Johnsons Ranch
House (3), 1922; r. Maeder, $50
Moose (l), 2l82; Hansen. 492
Greyhound No. (2), 2255; P
Vickery, $50.
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MACOMB RECREATION
TexacO League

Andy's Super Service (0,
Peg Moore, 488. Hall Road
Tavern (2), H. Noteboom, 534.
Georges ga Service %, j
Przyby, 457. Patton Road 90;
G.. McCann, Jr. 486.
Graham's (3), w. Pelkey, 450.
Local 7O2 Cd, w. Martin, 459.
Maytag Washer CO.., j. Fitzjohn,
457. Boske's Garage (4; B.
Beardslee, 518.
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BOWL-O-DROME
Minor LeaRue

Hi Speed (3). 27l2; Merritt
Wilmarth, 596 Stroh's Beer CO..,
25l4; Les Frederick, 573.
Bill Murray Bar (D, 242l;
Bernie Ballantine, sos. First
National Bank ca. 26l6; Eldon
Valentine. $50.
Smoke Bros. CO.., 1852; Ed
Zimmerman, 523. Glefke Co.
(3), 1928; Bud Moore, 543.
DeFrance Service co., 2142;
Bud Amerine, sos. Johnson's
Service (3), 2284; Gil Campbell,
sol.
Koppitz ~, 2426; Frank
Meeker, $50. McEvoy & Dunlap
(2), 2604; Bob DeFrancis, 545.
X. of c. %, 26l0; Bernie Will
bur, 563. Carvings Beer (2),
2527; Glenn latham, SAP.
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ding attire will consist a . b1Ao
and gray checked dre0. eU>e
broidered with steel beads, sn1
q blue feathered hat.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Ladies Wednesday Might League


Ladies Wednesday Night League
MacAlpine's Beverage (2),
1925; Mary Essmaker, 423. VOL
VERNE Potato Chips Cd, 1890.
Rosemary Duckwitz, 46l.
M. A. Case Mfg. Co. go, 2043:
Martha Kruse, 448. Terrace
Gardens CO.., l843; Babe Edg-
cite, 42l.
Mt. Clemens Const. Co. (2),
1906; Ida Odor, 454. Sanitary
Plumbing %, 1882; Helen krei-
ner, 434.
LaCroix & Groesbeck (2.
1888; Neen Jamrus. 422. Miller
Bros. Dairy Cd, 1878; Peg Gus
tafson, 385.
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MACOMB RECREATION
Rafh City I.AaGuA

Bath City League
Rotary Club (3, 2226; DR..
George Moore, 480. Fellowcraft
%, 2057; Willard Steif, 469.
Lions Club (4), 2446; Jerry
Servo, 542. KiWaniS Club co. +,
2089; Herb Parres, 482.
Young Business Men (3,
2176; Frank Duprey, 457. Board
Of Commerce %, 2205; Sher-
wood Bennett, 468.
Eagles (4), 23l3: Don Mard-
lin, 476. High Twelve (0, 1929;
Ernie Pettingill, 482.
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BOWL-O-DROME

BOWL-O-DROME
Detroit Edison Men'S League
Warehouse (D, 2399; z. Mat
tingly, 585. Service (3, 1928;
w. Moderson, $50.
Sales (0), 1889; Francis, 461.
Meter Readers (4), 2310; D. Ev-
ans, SAL.
Engineers (2), 2l88; Holden.
488. Repair CD. 22l5 B. Lozen,
467.
Overhead (2), 2314: George
Noteboom, 500. Bookkeeping
(2), 2240; Williams, 462.
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One division on Okinawa car
ried into combat 1000 rat traps,
225 mouse traps and $50 ny
swatters.
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MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
B2 League

II. & NJ. Dist. Co. az, 2496;
Lester Spencer, SIS. Stewart
Sales CO.., 1852; Ed. Stewart,
521.
Waldenburg Feed Store "a,
2248; E. Maikoski, 496. MI,
Clemens Oil (3), 2446; Don Tip
pie, 473.
Hacker Boat (3), 2307; Abe
Debate Jr., 555. Eagles Al Cd,
2231; Richard Burback, 400.
Moose Lodge (3, 1880; Vern
Trombley, 537. Shamrock Inn
Cd, 230l; M. Peltier, 488.
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MACOMB RECREATION
Kings e. Queens League

King Donnie D, 1858; Carl
Pagel, 452. King John (2). 1908;
John Stadler, 400.
King George CD, 1859; Lou
Spehar, 5l2. King Robert (2),
174l; Robert Gies, 500.
Queen Judy CO.., 1716; Walter
Pelkey, ATS. King Hugo (3D,
1929; Hugo Madaus, 483.
King Andy 90, 1905; Andy
Woodarski, $40. King Bob CO..,
1915; Jess Broughton, 443
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MACOMB RECREATION
Lutheran Ladies League

Valpo Guild CO.., 17l2; Alma
Kukuk, 394. I Walther League
(3), 1888; Francis Heckmann,
4I9.
Young Women (3), 1882; May
belle Logic, Alt. l.. l.. A. (oD.
1903: Laura Miller. 397.
Willing Workers CO.., 1889;
Lillian Sahrow, 371. l.. F. A. CD,
1898; Doris Krause, 485.
II Walther League (2), 1921;
Marjorie Hickman. 394. Lad
les Aid (D, 1765; Helen Heck
mann, 536.
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MACOMB RECREATION
Ladies Wednesday p. NJ. League
Roaming 5 (D, 1879. Harms.
383. YAK 5 (2), ITS; Brenni-
man, all.
Happy Gang (1), 1883; De
Cook, 443. Path-Finders (O,
1867; Klein, 402.
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BOWL-O-DROME
WOmen'S Edison I,eaHue

o 60, 1903; D. Swinscoe, 1872.
c CO.., 1914; L. Assessor, 366.
E (2), 1481; G. Splitter, $50.
d %, 1871; c. Switzer, 383.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-19
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY


Stein Circle Society of Lutheran Church 7So with Mrs
Leslie Russell.
Queen City knights Pyhas o'clock Past
Chancelors Night. cooperative supper. X p. Hall
meeting Packs $3.50, Up
silanu High School cafeteria.
Aid o'clock cafeteria supper in din
A and h, Charles McKenny Hall
Ypant School, o'clock 205, 4psianu High
School.
Chi Parcks party 7:45 Charles McKenny
Hall
Boy $50 Roosevelt 49, home
pack Mrs George Colts; p. Church OF God
81 Begole school p Roosevelt school troop 81,
Sarkweather Hall; Junior Chamber OF Commerce troop 49,
School; Jacksonville school troop 49, at school,
1880 school ST. at school, Foster school troop
81 school.
Christian Temperance Union o'clock Meth
ods Church House.
Phoenix Lodge so special communication
Felowcraft degree. Masonic Temple lodge room
Daughters Of Union veterans 7;5 with
Nellie Frick
Womens Union, 1880 with Mrs Motive smith
Loyal o o'clock. Moose Hall,
Salvation Army building, O'Clock; troop
Roosevelt o'clock nine Starkweather S;45
troop Johns Church 3l5 H. Starkweaher,
%, ST. Lukes Church House S:45; troop Is
Brownies, Gilbert House o'clock; troop ~ Mariners snip
Legion home Z O'Clock.
Ypslan Professional Womens Club cafeteria din
meeting Charles McKenny Hall, SIS m Program in
charge Health Committee, speaker Dr. Genadne Sno"
Mrs Withrow, chairman.
Cub Roosevelt school 13l,
p. Kelly; 1880 m Harriet school SO
Woodruff school Edse Ford post American Lee
So school, Willis Methodist Church troop
Church go at church
District Planning meeting postponed.
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ST. Patrick Theme
For Party at USO

Tha.-sTeen OF the shamrock ar
ranged on the white-covered serv-
ing table and separate dessert table
highlighted the commemoration OF
st. Patricks Day at the USO Club
Sunday evening. The buffet supper
consisted OF baked ham on bun,
waldorf salad, potato chips, relish
es, "favorite" desserts and coffee.
Members OF the MONS Club con-
tributed their sons "favorite" des-
serts, adding a.delicious homemade
touch TO the party. Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Lowe, Mrs. Faron Hay
den, Mrs. John Coxford and Mrs.
Warren cakes were the chaperores
for the evening.
Mrs. r. o. Woodside OF the Navy
Mothers Club was the hostess in
charge at the USO Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee and
Miss Doris Ross chaperoned the
weekly dance at the Air Base on
Friday evening Refreshments Of
ice cream, cookies, doughnuts, cider
and coffee were served. Mrs. Rob
ert Schrepper was the hostess In
charge at the club.
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sure seems good to see civilization
again after being in the Jungles
OF Guinea and Dutch Indies for so
long. There's a train that runs near
our rear and 1t seems good to see
one again. The Filipinos are very
polite and do almost all Of their
business by trading different things.
We had quite q few red alerts here
and the. .Japs have been over a Few
times and dropped their loads. But
they have been missing us"
Mrs. Rollen Casselberry, l32 Bell
St. is visiting her son Flight Of
ficer Robert L. Cssselberry and his
wife in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
+. o. Casselberry surprised his
mother with a birthday dinner sun
day. Delicious refreshments were
served by his wife after which the
evening was spent in playing cards
with guests. F. o. Casselberry ex-
poets to be transferred to Delhart,
Texas, within the next two weeks.
His mother is staying with him
until that time.
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Shower Compliments
Miss Barbara Manley

A miscellaneous shower honOring
Miss Barbara Manley, Detroit, who
will become the bride OF Appren-
tice Seaman Robert Il. Noder, son
OF DR.. and Mrs. o. r. Ioder on
April q. was given at the home Of
Mrs. ]. +. Burnett. A lovely dinner
was served and the evening was
spent playing bridge.
The bride-elect's table was cen
tered with spring flowers and white
tapers. Eight tables OF bridge were
played with prizes going to Mrs.
O. R. Yoder and Mrs. Lester Mil
Ter.
Out OF town guests included Mrs
Claude Msnley, Miss Ruth Erick-
son, and Miss Mary Manley. Host
esses were Mrs. ]. L. Burnett, Mrs.
r. Fred Older, Mrs. Don +. Com
stock, and Mrs. Laurence M. Tho
mas.
Miss Manley is a student at the
University OF Michigan. and is a
member OF the Alpha Chi Omega
Sorority, AIS Yoder Is a member of
the viz training unit stationed at
the University OF Michigan. Ann
Arbor.
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Saturdays Dance
Attendance Good

Two hundred people attended the
st. Patrick's Day dance Saturday.
Cakes and theater tickets were CIV
en- away as spot dance prizes. The
first winners were Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. Smith. 1886 Enfield, Viii
lage; second were. Pvt. C. Late OF
the Air Base, and Miss Glennafay
Dingus of the Village. A cake IL
inches in diameter, and decorated
with st. Patrick's Day symbols was
given away as a prize which was
won by Miss Annabell Ninotti 1925
Revere Ct, Village; second prize,
a carton Of cigarettes was won by
Miss Catherine Hayes, of Willow
Lodge. Mac Bridges had charge OF
the food.
The next featured entertainment
will be the Ann Arbor Civic Orches-
ira, which will come March 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-19
THE WILLOW RUN NEWS
Schools to Have
Meeting of PTA

Simmonds. Foster, and Spencer
Schools will each have a Parent.
Teacher Association meeting, Mar.
p.
The Simmonds group will meet
in the auditorium at 1880 p, IN. with
the program In charge OF Mrs. John
Cheney and Miss Nina Beattie.
Adult Clay Hill residents will en-
terrain with singing and dancing.
Everyone will then participate in
square dancing supervised by
School Recreation Project worker,
Miss Rae Larson.
Foster will have its meeting at
Z p. m. There will be business
meeting. followed by a program
provided by the students. Mrs.
Shirley Suma's third grade will
present a dance, Jenny Cracks
Corn. then Adsh Thurston will
play an accordion solo. Third,
1ourtn, ana nfth grades VIII present
the following Tonette selections:
"Whippoorwill", Twinkle Twinkle
Little Star. Blue Bells OF Scot
land. Jingle Bells, Rousseau S
Hymn, and THE Caisson Song.
The Room Mothers" will sing a
group of songs and Miss Marjorie
Sperry's sixth grade will end the
program with play, How Boots
Befooled the King.
Spencer Schools meeting will be-
gin at 1880 p. m. with a business
meeting. Miss Dorothy Moore. nu-
tritionist for the County Health De-
partment. will talk on nutrition,
and show educational motion pic
lures.