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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

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DOWNS. PFC EARL w-clinton Downs.
'' DRESSER. Is - PVT re- KENNETH E--Mrs E4ns
Dresser, mother, Bay city.
EDMUsDs. PVT CHARLES w-Mrs LIZ
Ian Ednunds mother Ann ArDoT
ussis G ericsson mother, Pontiac.
FAccH!NEIIo PIC louis JR.-Louis
Fscefinsl.2 iA,her! Bsnsner
FILiZETTI. PFC HUGO-Mrx. Janice Fin
rr-ti rife Princeton.
FoRCHr s SGT GEORGE E-MrI Maud.
ferS r Y no,9s ~ GaPe,b GIlaS b'P,dl bu 1,, 40
cart. mother. saginaw
GEDRoN PFC NoAH-Mn May J.
t26,2 ooS9ER n''PfT PIC Nie5iSA iouis s-Mn Reui.h
ctsTXfsos PIC CLIFFORD FRANK
GustaiSon. father Fai!born
HowRIcH PFC LEo JR-Mr Thsress
HIRes sBss Poih'f RT2n 1S csnssI H,, Cal Horn
mother Pint.
pGIsoN PVT ERNEST -NrA Alta In
rison. mother. Marquette.
JERoyEc. PFC FRANK J-Mn KIthryn
jeTosec. aunt. M1nistisue.
KARvoLA. PFC ANDREW A-NH Huds
KuCZYvsEf. S set DAVID c-Mrs
E'as KuorynSh. mother, NInis,se.
LEHMAN PVT. oRvAL J-Mu Ioa Lsh-
man, mother, ~. Clement
NAURER. rs HOWARD A-Andrew Z
Mauref. 'atheT Jackson
hcALEER. SGT JACK G.-MrH. Clara Nc
NecoY. T CLAYTON B-Nn, Dorothy
FHHH
MCDONALD PFC Ike E-Mrz Phoee.
Mcdonald mother PelEtun.
MOtNAR, g SGT MICHAEL Mn Mary
MOORE 7D IT JOHN Mrs, MsrthS X
Moore wf'e Battle Greek
MORFORD PFC ROBERT A-nu. GLADYS
v1ndsnhers. mother. Beillirs.
PORTER, rs cowAH E-MH. Ethsl
PROCTOR PFC. EDMOND J-MH Edna
Proctor, mother, sturyis,
RErTS. SGT HAROLD H-Mt George l.
Pcj,s ro'her Paw Paw
ROSASCO. PFC. PAUL R.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Rotasco, mother Ann Arbor
STEWART PFC JACK R-Mu Florence
stewart. mother, Kalamazoo.
TROGAS PFC LOUIS R-Mu Rose
TroEan. mother Bay City
WANDER zAvp. PVT RoBERr-Mu XII.
vIROSTEK PVT STEVENS. stella NJ
virustek mother, AmAhA.
wTRY s set CLARENCE J-MrS. Ross
wEsT. PFC. CLYDE D-Mu. virgins NJ
EeFf wife Adrian
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

ALLEN. PFc. JAMES E.-M- HildA Allen.
mother. l423@ Roselawn.
B1ATrERr PVT. WALTER Mrs. Hattie
Blattert. mother. 1880 Steel.
cARLISE. PVT. JOHN B-Nrs Beatrice
Carins. wife, 27s5l BrettonwoodS, Royal
DYKE PFc CALVIN M-Mr Alice NJ
Dyke. mother, i7i34 stAnsbury
EVANS PFC LEONARD s-Mu Madonna
ExAn1.-Eiis. s57 Allen. FsrndAle
HAMIlN PVT LUTHER J.-Ars Ruth "
HAlnnn wife 1854 WsStwoGd
HAMsRY PFC. GEORGE MIS- Vlct0ria
IIdm5cy. mother, 1875 preEeI-
JADCzAK PFC ADAM Nm Anna
Jadczak. mother. olss Thirty-third,
KOSzYKOwsKI. SGT RAYMOND -
Joseph Kogzysowskl. father, 73i6 Parkwood.
MANNING. PFC vIscENzo F.-Mu suisn
MaBHlno mother. s92s May
MARBLE PVT ARTHUR L.-Mu Bertha
Marble. mother 2O5ls Santa Rosa Drive
MITCHELL, PFC. ANTHONY Mrs. Ellzh.
o',a MosRi@sy Mies ~i'f pyc ci'' ckoRGs nSIyi Rnr
Nsrguents Monkhouse. mother. i437 Pal
lister
NFWBoiD PVT MAxwEiL L-hs
Eyc3n ssSoole. mother 1880 Hull
RANsDELL. PVT. DWIGHT Inn Alice
Ransde wife. iS4s7 SchAefer.
REID. PFC. JAMES n. Mira Jean Reid
NJ ih+T 1882 Monterey
RESDISA SGT LEO Mrs. Mary Ren-
diu1 mother 4245 W Grand
FDTEIEW1C'Z PFC ARTHCR-Art. Marine
RotkiesicI. wife. 1904 Angln
ROTT. PFC MASUEL--Sam Rott, father,
las5 " Euclid
RoUSAKIS PVT SAM Mrs nls
Risss sis' siis. . " RocEvood. Ecorss
ScHOEB PFC CLIFFORD Y-hu Viola
l. Wilson. mother "a Richton. Highland
SFOWAS PVT JANEs-hu Beatrice
Wunars mother -g37 Plum
SULLIVAN. CPL THOSAS .-hrt Agnes
sullivan mother 500 Ia Fon,Iine
TEAGuE PFC RAYMOND M.-Mrs Miriam
L Tragge. mother. 337o Fourteenth
TEf.sEST PFC MALCOLM B.-Chsrief
Teuaruf nther sl25 American.
vAisLAEDINCHAM. PFC DIAN N -Frec
" FsnlAndincham. father S45 Adams
Plymouth -
wax SLEMBFOUCK. 7 SGT. HENRY =
Mrs Rosemary Van Slrmbrouck. wife. 1871
lsEspoints. Crosse Poinis PAN
WII.BERT PVT NICK P--John wi,rsrf
fslnes sAsl Bsiudsr,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Lest We Eorget-Lest We Forget!
MicEliSan'S Roll of Battle Heroes

Two brothers, both AAF gun
nerS, are reported in today's bio
graphical sketches as wounded in
action.
Reports of other DctroiterS
killed, wounded, missing or taken
prisoner reach the Times through
official army and navy releases
and next of kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Pee. MANUEL ROTT. %. in.

fantryrJ Ian %
France; back in
action; Central
& r a d u a [ @
w eFk g q Or
Saul's Cut Rate
NJ a Fk g i n
service April,
1913; overseas
last December;
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Rott.
1887 w. Euclid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
LIT PEARCE

SGT. EDWARD W. PASEK. p.
infantry. Jan. Ii, Luxembourg,
previously reported missing; at
tended George Trade School .
worked for Edward G.. Budd Mfg.
Co; in service January 1913.
overseas year. leaves parents.
J MIR. and Mrs. Martin PaSeif, GS5l
'Bulwer: two sisters and one
brother; memorial mass 10 a m.
Friday, Our Lady Of Angels
Church, Martin avenue
PVT. LEO A. SUROWIEC, n.
military police, Feb p England
ST Stephens graduate; worked for
Bohn Aluminium & Brass Corp in
service February. 1913: overseas
January, 1914, participated IN
June invasion; leaves parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Surowiec,
43S7 Casper brothers, Pfc. Stan
ley in Florida. Pvt. LOUIS at Fort
Custer and Joseph Jr, a. home,
sisters, Jennie and Helen
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

PFC. HERMAN r. HOGERT.
81, infantry, Jan. Is. Burma: hos
pitalized awarded Purple Heart
worked for Consolidated Vultee
Aircraft Corp; in service March,
1913; overseas last September
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A.
Hogert, SIP Hollywood.
PFC. RGE X. MONK
HOUSE, Is. paratroopS. February,
France, awarded Purple Heart
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Thur,doy. March a. 1915 >--------~---

PFC. JAMES VI. REID, 26, in
fantry, Feb. IL, Germany:
awarded Purple Heart; hos
pitalized in England; Ford Motor
Co. employe; in service last July;
wife, Jean, Wager street; parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reid, 1852
Monterey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

w OUkDED men need a
" Womdn's care to help
them regain their health.
NJ e dieai teehnieidns are
needed Immediately in our
army hospitals. Train at goV-
eminent eSpenSe.
Coll RA 5457
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Detroit Times '~~~--~~~~~~~~~~'
Roll
Official Casualty List

The department today made public the Of 3l37
soldiers wounded in action Among these 1T from Michigan
50 from the Detroit
Included the 154 casualties by the depart
from Michigan three from the Detroit
all these the kin have notified and have
been kept informed of any change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Rogers sister 2ss45 ESSEX, Rosevilis
DIHLE PFC. DONALD A.-MrS. Msrilyn Z.
Dihle. wife. s37s Vernon Highway.
DUEWEKE SGT. SYLVESTER l. - Mrs.
Caroline Duewske, mother. ash Sheridan.
FoRYs.. PFC FRANK J. JR.-mp. Eva
Forys, wife. Hamtramck.
GAzDowIcz. SGT PETER P.-Mrs. Clara
Y. GazdoWicz wife. s74 vinewood wYsndotte
GRECO. PFC. HARRY A.-Mrs. Bertha
Grego, mother, 1880 Eewbern.
HOCERT. PFC. HERMAN y. JR.-Mrs.
Catherine Hossrt mother sil2 Honys9od.
.s,5t. ets2 frr FT.t. SG 51tt7ttie n Go Z NUM-,
LABENz sIsGr. WALTER MN Ger
trude LAbenI, mother. 2594 Sprinkle.
MATYRIAK. PFC HENRY A-Mn stella
=. styEisk, mother 502s Campbell.
MEADOWS SGT. EUGENE E.-HrS. Ann
MIKoiAJKwsKi PFC. EDWARD J.
Joseph Mikolaiesski. father. ll27 Oak
y MoSTfE. PFC ROBERT w-mrs. Myrtle
Monte. mother. 64s2 Weatpoint, Dearborn
NIGHTINGALE PFC. cEsRIrr J.-mrL
Aeeiins nightingale. wife. s4s26 stacy.
NoFFKE PFC oRvILLE o-Emn sofhs
father. 1925 Beard.
osLEszKowIcz PFC ADAM J-wL,sr
J. Obletzkovicz. father. Sils Trenton.
PRATT PFC WrLFRED R.-Chsries
Pratt father, 2so24 GreenlnE boulevard.
- rminKt0n.
PRAvETTOgE PFC. JOHN P-hrs. Rose
PrAvettonc. mother. 4i4S Canton
REcKEP. rs WILLIAM G.-MrG Pearl A.
Recksr wife a74 Hildzle
RUNKLE. iST 1T. DONALD R.-MTs Ella
p. Runkle. mother 6l3 Park. Lincoln Park.
THEODORE. PFC. DONALD J.--Mrx. Irene
Y Theodore. mother. 1882 Stoepel
TUPIs PFC GEORGE H-Mrx Sophie
Tups mother. 322a Twelve Mile road.
BcrEiey.
ZfOLROweKT PVT. WALTER G-ku.
O,ra ZiOikovsu. wife. 74O5 McKinStry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

BUCG COxswAIN WILLIS JAMES-Mrs
Laura Bugs wife. Pontiac.
RABIDEAu FIREMAN 1 C GORDON LEO
Mr. and Mrs. sidney J Rabldeau parents,
$500 Cadillac. Van Dyke.
THOMPSON. STEWARD 2fC WILLIAM JR
Mrs jamie h. Thompson. wife. 2O72i
Kentucky
TRUE. SEAMAN &C ROBERT THOMAS
Mrs. Gcnevieve True. wife. Flint.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

three brothers in service; Sgt
Cesare and Sgt. Romeo in AAF,
S/Sgt Sam in Ordnance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

PFC. JACK THEODORE, 2l
infantry. Jan. "A. Luzon; back IN
action; L. of d. High School grad
uate; in service September. 1913;
overseas last July; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Theodore, 1882
Stoepel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
rs RlcHARD c. GIBSON

NJ GIBSON-Jan. "a Richard z
= Tl5 ls96th EnETs. Avn. Bn..
- Co. b Killed M action. $. ".
PaclnC AREA son % Harold W. Gibson,
or Blaine Detroit ana Bess ". Kali
merton. Drarboru brother of June NJ.
pagkc, H4acl Mich. and Caroline
Elizabeth Gibson. Dearborn nephew Cf
Mr. ana Nrs. GwyLne a. kendall nee
Alice GI6s0nI formerly Of Royal
--=--..-a-r
az 10 a. M. So TNercsa'8 Church.
Quincy 81 Grand River Memorial
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
MALE HELP WANTED

~NC rr-u'afiiEs governing eligibility
Tor employment r. you acre last en-
p.1yed as an essential or locally needed
gclvity. YOU must have statement
~ availability II you ere qualified .or
employment In critical occupation
you must be referred through the
United S'a'cs Employment Service
Al MACIISisT and too.makcr. com
pcfcnt t0 carry Sob thsouch with0u;
assistance PL 3loo
Al POWER hammcrmsu must be- cap
ah'e ~ tammeflnr Eiaiuies, steel Apply
brlers ,'tg CO. llo3i Mack ave
a MAN interested In future wanted by
large Llfc. Accident a. Health Insurance
Company Tor established route cast n
woodward near Blvd Call ca 2l2S.
a MAN With some mechanical experience
10 learn envelope machihe adjusting.
essential Industry. 4b-hour week Perma-
nent after the vaT Apply IN person.
Woif-Detroit Envelope Co. $50 Piquettc.
q VETERAN for permanent postwar DO
fiflon % assist The MANAGER of one or
our stores splendid opportunity Tor q
man @ train and manaEe branch
store after me war SALARY Apply per
e0nnel director. SINGER Sewing Machine
CO 1907 Woodward ave
APPRENTICES needed al once fo- vest
sise war plant Apply Mr smith.
Dctre1 Corp. 1901 Beard 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

SGT. L. RESDiNA SGT X. RENDiNA
SGT. ROMEO RENDINA. 10.
B-29 gunner, Feb. Is, Saipan;
awarded Purple Heart; hospital
lied in Hawaii, Cooley graduate;
Chevrolet Motor Car Division APP
prentice; in service November,
1913; overseas last December; son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rendina,
4245 w. Grand avenue; brother 10
Sgt. Leo, Sgt CeSare and S/Sgt
Sam
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
32 Arrive
At Percy
Jones

BATTLE CREEK. March %
Thirty-two more casualties ar
rived at Percy Jones units in
Battle Creek and Fort Custer
yesterday
DETROIT AREA
BISHOP. PFC. MANLEY 4. T5o Fl.stale
DEBASE. PVT ERNEST J., 1928 sara
HALL. PVT. JOSEPH n lso54 Conlsy
KAsMESKI, PFC. CLARENCE n, slo5
'DiRiAiW1czYK. PFC. JOHN W. s22s
fWLlK. spG PFC. THEODORE ! 1885 Dobel
EJvACE. PFC. RAYMOND - 22oe CAR
ssHgLMAs. SGT WALTER W. 22o Forest
ySLLE PVT. yERRER. eI79 seneca -..
D[ss. %oLfcEIE s.aslin fSf Py4 JAMES N - Richton
Highland Pars
OUTSTATE
sE6cK sI6 EPt wEIlLiIM 4 Grand Grand RAPIDS
BRiNKERT. PFC EUGENE r. Grand
BURGESS. PVT wHFoRD T. NJ
ccLlSGwA. Pyr. JOSEPH D Pe,o.key.
GEIL Pre- EDWARD r.. Ludiugtln-
HAINES. CPL EMERSON d. Csssopoiis
HAMI.IN. PVT EUGENE W. SsEinaw
HENDERSON. SGT. RUSSELL C. Port
Huron
HIJA ia TONY r. Owosso
KELLY. PFC RCBERT L Huobsrdston.
KUZMA! PvI. FELIX. J. KSa.ams,o9.
NAIARIR PFC IVAN q Frlitrurt.
MAJERCZAK. 7 SGT WALTER N. Grand
Rspids
OSBORNE. PVT KENNETH - GREGORY
PAPTrgtA PVT LFEIS T8syn
RAY. PVT THOMAS r BiF Rapids
SHIELDS SGT JOHN OWuss0-
STCFRED PFC CONCORD NJ Stoninrton
SPOOR. PIC HAROLD Ni.0
STrFLF PVT GRADY L. Nusker0u
YOST, ia RALPH c., Cisrkstcn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
NAVY DEAD
NAVY WOUNDED

CROSS SHIPFTTTER &C ELLwOOl
GLENN Mrs Buiesh (. Gross. wife. liOl'
+ Vernon Highway
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
PERSONALS

a DETECTIyE-An i1yesieations strict
ly r.aglfr.al specialize ln domestic and
mi4sinS persons TO s-363l TY 5-i44s.
= LIQUOR naDit uJpped al home
Arnold. 246l Sat Bank Bldg. RA 72s4
GALl-ELESZ-Treatmcnt fer liver gall
bladder gaastgucs. stomach gas. TO
T-l-sO.
HAIR REMOVED FOREyER-Ssfe. fast.
IeN JersiFr LEclIc guarantee DOC
tors reie.cnce EieciroiJSis Clinic.
ID A-t-4f.
HAIH removed permanently Multiple
g. Es.f-llyls Ann Stevenson. 22sl Book
Tower RA 4sf2
g WILL b. yHur alarm clock. any hour.
EcG JdeE ca 4s2
LQUOR und to5s-rg habits. nervous
ness. fears uglyuScs Insomnia. stutter-
.gc piHa.as. rheumatism chronic head
aches and ccriain forms of defective
Yrbt. hearing and speech relieved by
latest scientific methods Results guar
rs.rei 75 years successful practice
SEQ medicine. - con ru.'ati1n fee For
appointment cell ca 1854. Hours
q 7-f-S r. m.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment. while working
Doctor De Swar'e Rectal Clinic
l-i7 Second mr. Palmer. TR l-72s7
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
Oh isss daily TE l-795i evenings.
WAR AIDS
H g Hn f.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
Outstate

BURNS CAPT WILLIAM II William r.
Burns. father Bliskheld
CARLSON. PFC. CUSARD o.-np ID.
Carlson mother. DAEEett
coco PFC. LEONARD : --hrS. ASsunts
Cocco. mother Be&seuef.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

FOUND Soldiers maCaine gun medal
vicinity John p and Nevada. TO 9-5ls5.
LADYS Emerson wrist watch lvithou,
band ana gold bow earring lost vicinity
Dearborn Theatc- reward CE zoos
LAUNDRY in bag. lost March l9
contained war workers dress Shirts
Dropped from truck on Puritan. be
.ween Turner-Ap Appo.lue. Generous re
ward UN 3-l269-
LOST-BuN red chow. Mile and Lab
ser district female about year old.
50 1850 reward
lost SUNDAY. mans gold open faced
watch Bloc bounded by Seminole,
Eerc9cval Parker. ST. Paul Liberal
reward Pope. PL es5l
LOST q ration books 40. March ] s.
vicinity Cameron and Clay ST. CAL
II l-sa'4
LDsT-s ration books No near
Westminster and oakland. March IT.
reward SO TR 1881
LOST-s ration books No please
return 10 = Hurt, $40 Kenilvor'h
ET-Naus BLACK leather. John r.
Wanda. s35 cash and 5tlcy valuable
papers soldiers wife needs money Ruth
Erper-a. i4s " Philadelphia. Reward
3 RATION Books los, Lucille Jackson.
Loraie Jackson. Rosa Davis CH l4i4
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
LOST AND FOUND

ALEEDORF wristwairh lost downtown
vicinity, name MARY sf5 on back Re
ward Wayne T220 F-6
BLACK cocker male. rfay under mouth.
Sou,hneid-s Nile reward EV 6ss5.
BROWN vale, lost. Couners bus, sun
day containing important papers. MA
1920
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
WAR AIDS
BUS TRANSPORTATION

THREADS chased small and lar
diaueters Gail IN 4-OszO
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23
IN MEMORiAM

~ LOVING memory q our dsflinE
mother. Evelyn HICKS Johnson who
passed away on March 81 1912 Fondly
remembered by her Ave children. Loved
100 much IN NE 10 be forgotten in
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

a MAID for s,nsrsi house.ort: NJ Issn-
dry. stay nishtr s7s. uN i.s5i1.
ACCOUNTS Payable clerk. sace,isnt
Working cond1tions. good salary. Appfy
Nr wfiscn. Ssrvtos stssi cDsDasy.
IAJ yrsnkln
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

FNGISEERS-One Of Americas largest
manufacturers OF electrunic and commu-
nicati1ns equipment offers you the op-
p1rtunity % work on RADAR! Electrical
mech anical and Industrial engineers are
needed Apply for personal interviev
% the United states Employment ssrv-
ice Office nearest your home on March
10 through 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

EXPERIENCED arc weIder wanted az
once for west side plant. war essential
Apply Mr. smith. Detrex Corp, 1901
rcard street
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

COMBISATION WINDOW MEN--Fsst-
est selling. new type. interchangeable
windows and doors. Best deal in town
for YOU Come In and see this better
made product and Investigate our big
earning deal open Sunday I'LL 2.
Interstate Asphalt A Lumber Co..
Mound az 10 Mile Rc. 81 646l
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

wERY s SGT CLARENCE Nm Rose
VERY mother Menominee
WEsT PFC CLYDE D.--MrS virgins ".
West wife Adrian.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

ELECTRONiCS-Th Field with q Fu-
tu-r Radio engineers. radio tech
uieiarS field engineers. craftsmen. An
as ahiishcd Radar concern needs men 10
work IN a plant holding a high priority
rating and playing a vital part IN the
war effort Practical experience In the
above fclds either as a hobby or as
vocation will qualify you equally as
!G.-.ch - a dsgFss- other schociinr
Apply az the United States Employment
service office nearest your home
.far-k 20 throuRh March 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-23

Ecard street
EXPERIENCED pipe after At once for
west side plant war essential Apply
Mt Smith. Detrex Corp. 1901 Beard
street
FACTORY welderx and min TriEht men
wanted BY medium-SiEed company. plenty
n overtime. VI 2-262o 400 S. Rsde-
racher
FIRST-CtAsS car washer. either salary
OF commission. guaranteed S4S weekly.
Snethkamp Auto sales, 772l Crstiot.
FISH MAN-Experienced for retail mar.
ket with knowledge nf cleaning and
noning. electric equipment rood opDor-
'unifv. sore IN Cratiot district Apply
empl0Ymcnt office. The Great Atlantic
anf Psciac Tea Co. s47o Hecls Ave. !.
near Twelfth Ard Kirby.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
ANNIVERSARY OF CEDARS
WAS GALA AFFAIR
CONTINUED from First Page)

minutes of January %. 1920. were
read by G. Don IIolZmueller. scribe.
and contained many facts and fig
urcs of interest to the present
generation.
Howard w. Bramhall. past grand
Tall Cedar, presented to the Forest
its past officers, r. G.. r. G. Dr.
Walter l.. Grier. George $. Gricr.
y. Edward Stevens, Warren r.
Moore and Edward b. Green. Dr..
Walter Grier and George s. Grier
made interesting talks on the ups
and downs of the Forest during
their term.
Past Grand Master James p.
Pierce. of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware, a. f. s. A. NJ. the first
scribe of Evergreen Forest. gave
Il wonderful talk on his personal
rccollections of twenty-five years
ago.
Twelve charter members of the
Forest stood and received applause
in recognition of their faithful ser
vice.
Ten new members We're inducted
into the Forest membership with
ii streamined initiation in order
to expedite the program. The
show that followed was furnished
by Walter w. Griflins entertain
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
orr EYES ARE OPEN

fhr Wan has opened un cur eyes
" No So, . foW So-called wise guys
" ho live in security and never
NY
To hclp our boys who haht and die.
Ii ar A>is sympathizcr came right
ou'
The Lord hn1o mercy on his ugly
~uuOt
Ills ,nuondos here and enuendos
there
Surely got in AN American hair.
lho very least that We can To
Is have the cuts 10 see il through
80 tumble down from your roost
And GET hthind the boys and boost.
The heroes on the fighting line
Are the mon and women who give
their time
And stake thcir all ana are doing
il Yet
Aud will stick 70 he finish with no
rc2rot.
No heroes on the ti2htina front
Should worry at all for lack OF
want
OF things they need to ease thril
show to the world they are not for
got.
Joseph f. Jcffcris
Milford. Del Ian. ~. -
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
RADIANT LIVING
t,rcatrr Than circumstances
Ev RIV. {. VI. GRITFETH
Pastor Methodist Church, Cecilton. Md.

Nuu are perhaps familiar with
llc circumstances that caused Jo-
-crh To- be east into the pit You
rcmomhcr hcW. aroused To i"al-
ousy by his coat of many colors,
Lis broJhcr had thrown him into
jlo rit 10 dir.
Jesorh. hoWcNcr. i nol the only
mar vino suddenly has found him
self i'm "a hclc. Many a man has cX-
I,crirncpd tie pilin2 up a9ainst
an accumulation of circumstances
oNcl. y hich he has 40 control.
In such situation as that is it
rossihlo Tor i man to find a power
thm viii deliver him ont of his
trcuhl,s'
Perhaps We can best GET an an
s'tcl to til, question 10y analysis
iu2 this word circumstance" In
Goin2 this we discover the root
meaning OF the word is TO stand
mound". JUS like Joseph's Jealous
brothers stood around him waiting
tIcif opportunity TO cast hiE into
tie pit
But like Joseph. We do not see
All the things that stand around
us " han We are in trouble. We are
- dlsheartcd hy the visible mater
ial circumstances" thai stand Il
round" threatrniu4 Us that we fail
10 roco@nilc the invisible spiritual
circumstance" that also stan,
aroqAd" us Waitin2 to assist us
What Joseph could not reco@.
Ii<c WAS the fact that among hi.
;caloue brothers that stood amoNl
lin. thcr" WAS also standin@ thcr,
to rescue him tie invisible God
Gcd did not intend Joseph 10 die i,
Il rit He directed caravan tt
ua,cl tha' way.
When i, Wd, sold Il slave il
t.->lr ,Iosorh seemed to have
.cNcI4 reason to doubt even the pN.
i~taucr OF God But when he a
last sal upon the throne Of Egypt
ic H"l.now lpd@pd that God had ;
hand il I'll the things that haC
happened to lin during his lie.
Thcra are no combinations O
circumstances that can win a
2aiuet cod Got is 2Ycater than al
Cj"cu'ns1arccs.
II NuI are willing To 90 God
way. althou"h that way may l.
l@rI. Nou Nil! ind it to lead T.
sumcthi,@ worthwhile.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church of a Warm Spirit
Rev. M. Eugene Hungerford. Minister

S,tdal. t'hruHrN II
'.'a g. n. class Meeting dudcr thc
hn',rr-hp ~ HAIRY EMORY.
io.o" a. u. Church school John
WILKINS, Superintendent, come and
-poud rrulitah, hour With us
Thci' ai" clHS~o:- Tor all ages Mem
her~ aud visitors always welcome.
la. tu. Noruiu2 Worship aud Scr
tl"'l Dur guests viii To- the BOY
Scout. The Young Peoples choir VIII
laNur H- with "a special selection.
G..,n y. Iu. VI. +. President. Miss
Betty tHNiueor. Leader tor the eye
niu@ Ms shirley TrarSuu.
7."o - m Worship SerVic" and
Mcs~a4..
Prayer Mertjn- on Thur~day II ~"
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
son PASSES TWO DAYS
AFTER HIS FATHER
Continued from First Page)

Previous plans for the funeral
of the older man were changed and
the two were buried at double
ceremony.
The funeral Of father and son
was held from the Reed Funeral
Home in Milton on Thursday af-
tern00n at O'Clock. The Rev. Mil
ton Elliott. pastor of Grace Meth
odist Church. otficiated. Interment
was made in odd Fellows Gene
terry. Milton.
The elder Mr.. Wilson had con-
Quoted a general store in Milton
for 33 years, and his son had as
sisted in the business for d mum
ber of years. They both were born
in Milton.