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l tablespoon chopped min.
Mayonnaise.

l tablespoon chopped mint
Mayonnaise.
Using sharp knife remoro
from grapefruit and orangos p o
ton fruit. Peel the avocado W. .,
remove pit, Slice avocado o.s s1'
wise. Wash, hull and slice s-.. '''
berries. Arrange a bed Of le.r,'
on serving platter. Place gr.
1rult and orange sections W.,
avocado slices in ring on nI. win
Inside arrange berry slices '''v:;'
center center place bowl of mayonnsi. 10
Sprinkle mint over all. '''''a''s
Two tablespoons of grated ,o...
radlsh added to brown o WIG
makes a good sauce 0 nom e, o'
reheated pot or oven roast, WEI
Never measure cooking o,,,.
titles with your eyes. Use o 4as,'
ard measuring cups and sno ~,l'
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first thought it was beneath his
dignity to diaper a baby changed
his mind after ne got really used
to the new member of the family.
So, women who are quick to
claim they grow up faster than
do men ought to be patient until
their men catch up with them.
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cation was arranged by Harry
Craft, Jr. Others who cooperated
in presenting this program were:
Mrs. V. D. Willets, John Pfeil,
w. j. Avrutis, family life COM
munity program, New Hanover
High school the recreation depart
ment. and the housing authority
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Miss Betty Cook
To Wed Mr.. Verzaal

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover H. Cook
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Betty B. Cook, to John
Verzaal, Jr., son of Mr.. and MS.
John Verzaal of this city.
The wedding will take place
within the near future.
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Our fighting forces will need
0,986, 900 pairs of shoes in
1915. Tramp, tramp. tramp
the boys are ma-ching-to vic
tory!
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Il Takes Time
For Husbands
To Grow Up
BY RUTH MILLETT

Lieutenant keeps Dignity,
Loses Wife, said the headline over
a brief news item. 1t seems that
in Detroit a wife divorced her
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If you need TO
eco $1,000
Due To Monthly Losses

II you lose so much during monthly
periods that you feel so weak, dragged
out" this may be due to low blood-iron
80 try Lydia E. Pinkham's TABLETS
one of the greatest blood-iron tones
you can buy. Pinkham's Tablets are
also famous to help relieve symptoms
of monthly functional disturbances.
Follow label directions
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of the peasant-type dress, left, of
ice-blue tegca cloth. Designed by
California Louella Ballerino, as
background for summer-fun jew
elry, this frock is shown access
sorized with chunky jewel-tonee
'piastone" bracelet, matching
necklace, earrings and comb.
Brown appliqued arrow braid.
asymmetrically balanced at neck
line and at side of skirt, supplies
summertime drama for the SIM
ply-styled dress, right, of tur-
quoise blue rayon crepe.
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Victory Menus
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
A Carrot Recipe From France

BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
A Carrot Recipe From France
Swiss Steak
Drowned Carrots
Baked Potatoes
Enriched White Bread
Fruit Platter
(Recipes Serve Four)
Drowned CARROTS
2 cups sliced carrots.
l onion, sliced.
3 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine.
/ cup stock Zone bouillon cube
in boiling water).
Salt and pepper.
Saute onion slices in butter or
margarine. When tender add car
ro's. Sprinkle with flour, mix well
and allow flour to brown. Add
stock and season to taste. Simmer
for As minutes.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-06-27

Fruit Platter
l grapefruit.
4 oranges.
l avocado.
l cup Strawberries.
Lettuce,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
Track, Field
Meet Planned

The Public Schools Recreation
Department will be in charge OF a
track and field meet which will in
clude the fourth grade and above
from Ross, Foster Simmonds and
Spencer Schools, Monday afternoon
at l o'clock at Ross School. The
teachers OF the schools will be in
charge OF the events. The open
ing ceremony is in charge OF Rus
sell Brown who is assisted by Miss
Myrtle Ten Have and Mrs. LaRue
Leavenworth. Arthur Walker will
be starter for dashes; run, toss and
catch: and shuttle relay. Miss Rae
Larsen is in charge OF the awards
presentation. A reireshment stand
will be open under the chairman
ship of Mrs. lone Hendrian and as
sisted by Mrs. Alice Graham and
Miss Dorothy Hosman. Alfred
Brose, recreation director is gen
eral chairman OF the track and
field meet.
During the coming week. each
teacher will acquaint her boys and
girls with the various events and
hold trials in these events in order
TO determine who will represent
her room.
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Of Social Events
TODAY

WashteDaw Rebekahs number Noble
o'clock. Odd Fellow Hail.
Club dinner Smith Catering Arbo 715 followed by
dancing at Charles McKenny Hall.
Temple number Pythan o'clock Knights
Pyhias Hail.
Society Church. 1880 with
Mrs. Bertha Sttt.
Ypsan Eagles o'clock hail. 33a
f. st.
Wives OF Men in Service o'clock Gilbert House.
troop Methodist Church as Rack
school. o'clock: eight. St Lukes Church House
345; Carver Center. o'clock; troop 20 fpsianti
High School, $3.50; troop IS. Carver Center, o'clock.
THURSDAY
Queen City Tent Hive Maccabees o'clock GAR Hall.
Congregational women Guild $780, in church paro Iecogn
ton .
Priscilla Guild Congregational Church. o'clock with Mrs
William Fitch
Presbyterian Union o'clock Bring table
vice. Elizabeth Warren and Miss Annetta Monroe VIII
speak on Future Plans"
Methodist Womans Society Christian Service annual coopera
tive picnic 1880, at church. ,
Lutheran Brotherhood o'clock Sunday School OF church
Ypsant Commandery number 81 knights Tempr stated con-
cave, $780, Masonic Temple lodge room
B. B. Bunco Club. s o'clock, with Mrs Cora Underwood -,
Queen City Lodge number Knights Of Pyhas card party
O'Clock, KIP. Hall .o ,.,..s hv ~
operative supper ,.,.-. uou
Girl scouts troop TO- o'clock troop To- Brownies Moose
Welt 2 o'clock troop Brownies, Rackham O'CLOCK
"a St Luke's Church House, 345; troop 70 49,
r,, troop 30 Gilbert S45 tropo II brownies
Central $3.50; troop St. Lukes Church House $50
c. ukes Auxiliary Guild St Lukes League OF "onen
" Cor luncheon IL: 80 at home of Mrs J. E. Burnett a.,
aak Walton League 1880 Knights OF Pyhias Hail W WIS
NAV Of archery pistol shooting and demonsrauons ,.o
.,or yanit,es" Ypsant High School adtoruni ooioeN
sponsored by Veterans OF Foreign wars AuAii"iy
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Calendar of
Commencement

lima s-Roosevelt-Class Day Ex-
ercises.
lima acknowledgements
Exercises, $3.50 EWT, gym
nasium; Speaker, Col. Owen
]. Cleary, president Of Cleary
College.
June S-Roosevelt - Commence.
ment Exercises, 700 CWT;
Speaker, A. A. Riddering'
superintendent, Melvindale
School.
Ypsilanti High Sohool-sen-
ior Farewell, 800 to 1900,
E.w.T, Charles McKenny
Hall.
June y-Normal-Commencement
Exercises, 500 p. m. CWT;
Pease Auditorium; speaker,
President Munson.
.mne 1O-Ypsilanu High School
Baccalaureate Services, 500
EWT, Methodist Church;
Speaker. Rev. Walter Heyler.
June 12-Ypsilanti High School
Class day picnic.
June 12-Ypsilanti High School
Senior Assembly.
June 1S-Ypsilanti High school
Glass Nights p. m. EWT.
June 15-Ypsilanti High School
commencement Exercises, 8
D. m. EwT, School Auditor
ium: speaker. DR.. r. Clyde
Ford, retired faculty member
of Michigan State Normal
College.
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POrterS Given
Farewell Party

A going away party was given
Tuesday evening for Rev. and Mrs.
David II. Porter at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. William r. Shaw. Seven
teen were present and enjoyed a
delicious dinner together. Rev. Por-
ter had with him many letters from
his son Pvt. Harold Porter who is
in the medical corps OF the Seventh
American Army. His detachment is
now located at the terrible Dasclau
Concentration camp near Munich,
arriving there just four hours after
our first troops. His graphic de-
scriptions OF the unbelievable hor-
Tors of that camp were most inter
esting. One letter described the pal
atial headquarters OF the Storm
Troopers furnished with German
loot of. other countries.
Rev. Porter has accepted the pas
torate OF the First Presbyterian
Church OF Alamosa, Colorado, and
will shortly take up his work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harry Wood.
formerly OF Ypsilanti and now OF
LaPorte, Indiana, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Wood and daughter Jean
OF Toledo are house guests OF Mrs.
Guy Davis, 112 S. Washington st.
Mrs, Walter c. Pierce, IL S.
Adams St., returned home Tuesday
after spending a week visiting rela-
tives in Jackson and Munith.
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Parents Guests
of Music Pupils

Pupils from the piano class OF
veya L. Thorn. entertained their
parents with a program OF piano
music in the formal lounge. al
Charles MeKenny Hall. Tuesday
evening.
Those participating were: Ann
White, Ann kisor. Janet Howard,
Mavis Ehman, Patsy Cross. Mary
10 Scriyens, Mary Gene Spencer.
Beverly Wallace, Janet Chapman.
Ann Lurkins, Marilyn Meersseman,
Carley Austin, Marian Evans. Ger
aid Baughey. Daniel Bsughey, Peter
Dobie, Riley Wise, Larry Kisor,
Carl Scheffler, Thomas Ehman,
Carl signor. Leonard Frank. and
Harold Hol&loesch.
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Rural Events

TODAY
stony Creek
Grange meeting followed by
movies.
Friends Church, Missionary So
ciety, in the afternoon at the par
sonage.
Saline
Ladies' Aid Society. st. Pauls
Church. at the home OF Mrs. Samu-
ell Buechler. Bridgewater Rid.
Guild. at Mrs. Olga Ernsts, PIP
w. Madison St.. Ann Arbor. Mrs.
Clarence Fritz in charge OF trans.
portation.
Federated Ladies' Aid at the
home OF Mrs. Freeman Clemens.
THURSDAY
London
The Womans Christian Service
OF the church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Zada Naugel for din.
ner. II win be a kitchen shower
for the church.
Begole
The Pittsheld Ladies' Aid Socie.
ty will meet with Mrs. Anna nun.
ger. Business meeting o'clock.
FRIDAY
West London
Official board meeting, London
Methodist Church, in the eeyning.
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grade class under the supervision
OF Miss Nina Beattie will provide
accessories TO costumes and Miss
Beattie will also be In charge OF
scenery. Since the pageant was
originally intended to be an out
door production, the scenery on
the stage will represent en- out
door scene. A large apple tree
covered with blossoms and sur
rounded by shrubbery will ill the
background with white trellises.
with hollyhocks, climbing over
them, In the center representing
the entrance TO a garden. On one
side will be the throne where
Father Time and Mother Earth
will reign.
The brilliant costumes OF the
children representing different
countries will add a vivid color.
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Doris
Hilbert are in charge OF the May
pole dance and Mrs. Starr anrd Miss
Beattle will take care OF the stage
setting. Mrs. Johney Cheney will
be in charge OF the operetta Sc.
Quence and Mrs. Eleanor Tyler
program design,s.
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Talks Given For
Crescent Society

The Crescent Ladies' Aid Society
had talks by Rev. H. c. Colburn and
Rev Gordon Speer besides their
usual program of songs and recita-
tons by members, Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Belle Scotney.
,'sSlAev. Spears tail. Xs. discussed
three Kinds OF people, critics, "a
visors and helpers. The subject OF
Rev. Colburn's talk was on ances'
tors. Music was provided by Mrs.
C. Wilson. Mrs. H. Lohman and
Mrs Charles Maleitzke, mo sang
trios and duets. Mrs. Amy Welch
gave a reading and Mrs. Scotney, a
recitation.
The meeting was closed with the
singing Of the hymn, "God Be With
You Till We Meet Again"
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Class Night at Lincoln School
Tuesday evening opened with the
narrator, Phyllis Hearl, introduc-
ing two comedians, Jimmy Duran
te, Kenneth Bobicz, and Gary
Moore, verle Crawford. They then
presented a number of amusing
skits: School Room: Helena Day,
Margaret Nemeth, Alma Held,
Esther Armstrong, Nelva Hardy,
Leona Reeves, Maria BeZis, Shirley
Staebler. Nancy Stoddard. Carl
Waskul, Donald Cheever, Thelma
Elliott. and Catherine Hovatter;
Easter Parade: Alma Held, Maria
Bexis, Dorothy Petit, Mary Fox,
Harley Hammond, Carl Berean,
Russell VANITY; w. p. A; Carl
waskul, Charles Pepper, Donald
Cheever, George Hewens, Harley
Hammond: Star busters: Nerna
Lamkin, Russell VANITY, Nancy
Stoddard, Charles Pepper, Beverly
Proctor, and Gerald Null: Base
ball: Harrison HARDWOOD. Russell
VANITY; Romance: Alma Held, Har-
ley Hammond; Style Show, Alma
Held. Esther Armstrong, Beverly
Proctor, Mary Fox, and Margaret
Nemeth: Induction Center: George
Hewens, Harley Hammond, Donald
Cheever, David Nimeshein. Carl
waskul, Gerald Null: Rationing:
Bessie Colby. June Bryant; Elec-
ton: David Nimeshein, Donald
Cheever.
Each skit was followed by a
musical hit, individual members OF
the class singing: STORY Wealth
err, June Bryant; Without a
Song, Ruth Simonds: might and
Day, Mary Fox; Imagination.
Verna Lamkin: Der Fueherer's
Face, Harrison Harwood; "Smalt
Fry. June Bryant: Donald Cheey-
er. jitterbugglng; Grace Ledford
and Leona Reeves; my Buddy.
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Birthday Observed
by Capsule Sisters

The Capsule Sisters Club cele.
brsted the birthday OF Mrs. William
Renton, Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Glenn Spencer. She
was presented with a gift from the
club, and the evening was spent
playing table games and in con-
tests. Mrs. Lyman LaChance, Mrs.
Harold Foster, Mrs. Dennis Abbeg
and Mrs. Delbert Blakemore were
winners OF the crepe paper hat
making contest and games.
Refreshments were served from
a table decorated for Mrs. Renton's
birthday. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Harold Foster, June 20.
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leaders expect those leaders to
keep people to help themselves, DR..
Waugh said. for adult education is
primarily for those adults who
have a definite need.
Miss Marjorie Millimsn presided
a. the business meeting and ap.
pointed Miss Lucille Layher as a
delegate TO the City Federation OF
Women's Clubs. Club members vot.
ed on district officers for the Bust.
ness and Professional Women's
Club.
Miss Janet Renton reported on
the sale OF War Bonds among he
women's organizations and men
toned that Miss Magdalen Blum
leads the sales record.
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Class Night Conducted in
Lincoln Consolidated School

Dorothy Petit: "GI. 1--WE. Gerald
Null, David Nimeshein; "One Meat
Ball., Bessie Colby, June Bryant;
Sunday Monday. or Always. BETH
Allison Hansen: "a Day After For
ever, Claire Flower; There Goes
That Song Again, Beth Allison
Hansen: "I'll Be Home for Christ
mas, Dorothy Petit and Russell
VANITY. Group singing was done
by Betty Breining, Esther Arm
strong, Helena Day, Mary VIII
liams, Grace Ledford, Bessie Col
by, Leona Reeves, Nelva Hardy,
and Frances Pokrywka.
The audience participated in Civ
ing the flag salute, led by Gerald
Null. Charles Pepper gave a tfi-
butte to the memory Of President
Roosevelt. and Gerald Null gave =
remembrance to the remaining
teachers and students OF the com
ing year. A tribute to the boys
in service was given by Phyllis
Hearl, Thelma Elliott read the list
Of boys from the class in service.
They are: Army, Nicholas Sourant,
Jack Ring, william Johnson. Liam
Day. Allan Horton, John Linnen'
kugel, Jr., Paul Thompson, Gerald
Notar, Roy Cheever, Duane Hovat-
ter. Navy, Arthur Helzerman.
Donald fowler, Walter Leyicki
Robert Eckinger. Ralph Yoakam.
Bruce Smalley. Richard Cutter.
Kenneth Johnston. Marines. Ed
win Lathers, and Robert Shukait.
The class then presented their
gifts to the Juniors. George Hew-
ems, Esther Armstrong and Alma
Held making the presentations.
The program closed with the
class song, Thanks for the Mem
cries.. sung by the entire class.
A gift OF $50 toward the pur-
chase OF an electric score board
for the gymnasium, was presented
to The school. by the Class OF AZ.
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Sorority Plans
Jewel Ceremony

The Epsilon Sigma Alpha Soror-
ity members discussed plans for
their jewel ceremony and dinner
meeting, to be June 20, at a special
melting, Tuesday evening, In
Charles McKenny Hall.
Thursday evening the members
had a pleasant time at their picnic
and bridge party at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Wizard. The high score
was won by Miss Olive Lockwood.
In Detroit, Sunday, they were
met by Miss Madeline ST. German.
president OF the Alpha lambda
Chapter. then went to dinner at the
Hotel Statler and to the operetta
"Showboat."
The next regular meeting will be
June II.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
Adult Education
Topic For BPM.

At the meeting held Tuesday
night IN the Ladies Literary Club
House. Ypsilanti Business and Pro-
fessionsl Women's Club members
heard Or. +. Virgins waugh speak
on Adult Education. DR. Waugh,
the director OF adult education at
the Michigan State Normal College.
outlined the various areas Of study
for which the state legislature has
appropriated funds. and told how
this section OF the state is utilizing
the money. Colleges that furnish
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-06
TO DETECT FLOODS

Lansing-The state conservation
commission moved quickly today
to set up an organization for de-
tecting potential floods in Michi-
gan. Requested by Governor Kelly
to develop a plan for alerting state
and private agencies of an ap-
preaching flood, Wayland Osgood,
commission secretary, asserted I'VE
have been asked to take the same
responsibility for watching over
the water situation that we prev
iously have had over forest fires"
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Past Presidents
Elect Officers

The Past Presidents Club OF the
Degree OF Honor elected officers
for the coming year, and made
plans for picnic in Riverside
Park, In July. when members met
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Minnie Culver.
The officers elected are Mrs,
Edmund Hewitt, president; Mrs.
Robert Lambie, vice president;
Mrs. James Hart, secretary; Mrs.
B. r. Burbank, treasurer. It was
decided to include husbands as
guests at a picnic, July 3. at Ri 'er-
side Park.
- IL SsSsA 81 the sS"TN'Ss -'~'
freshments were served by Mrs.
Culver and Mrs. Jessie Gunn,, as
sisting hostess.
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THE WILLOW RUN News
Mrs. Starr Chairman of
SimmOnds School Pageant

Mrs. Marie Starr is the general
chairman OF the pageant, THE
Worlds Children which will be
at the Village Community Build
ing Thursday evening at s o'clock.
Mrs. Marion Yarger. Mrs. Dorothy
Roberts and Miss Kathryn Elmes-
are on the costume committee, Miss
Beatrice McManus. music. and Miss
Rae Larson. dancing. The sixth
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lands East Indies, and Luzon. His
basic training was at Camp Forest,
Tenn, and his advanced training at
Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Word has been received by Mt
and Mrs. j. Losee. that their daugh-
ter, 1t. Marian Olsen was promoted
TO First Lieutenant In May. First
1t. Olsen is now stationed at
Shepard Field, Texas. She has also
received an MOS. in surgery.
Second 1t Wanda L. Wesolowski.
Army Nurses Corps. daughter OF
Mrs. Joseph Samonek, ISL Towner
St, is stationed at Camp &McCoy,
Wis. for basic training. 1t. Weso-
lowski entered Army Nurses Corps
after having received notice that the
Naval quota OF nurses ives filled.
Entering service May "a she missed
seeing her brother, Phi. NJ. &c d.
win Wesolowski, who arrived home
on IS day furlough three days lat
er from Camp Pendledon. Ocean
side, Calf. Though he does not In
tend to salute his sister, he plans
TO see her en- route west.
Captain NJ. l.. Henry, graduate oil
Michigan State Normal College
and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. +.
Henry. 31S West Cross St. this
city received high praise from Ma
Tor Manila C. Shaver, while sta
toned in the Marianas. Acting as
lead bombardier. he dropped his
bombs directly on the enemy's tar
get, although under unusual wealth
or conditions. and operating from
B-29. unfamiliar TO him.
AIC Robert ]. .Houck is spending
his .en.day leave with his parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Houek ana
family He has finished his pre-
Ntght training at ST, Nays College
Cal. and VIII report IJoas.' ---,.for
primary training at the Naval Air
Corps at ottumwa, Iowa
Cpl. Arthur Rose has returned
to Camp Hood, Texas, after spend.
ing his furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rose.
Second Lieutenant Charles II.
Sampler, whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley Sampler reside at
Route l, Milan. has been presented
the Air Medal for meritorious
achievement while participating In
aerial flights over the Ardennes
Salient, scene OF bitter German
counter offensive in December OF
last year His unit, the 43Sth Troop
Carrier Group has been cited for
its successful fulfillment Of Air.
borne drop operations on D-Day in
Normandy and has since carried
out thousands OF re-supply and air
evacuation missions.
1t Russell L. Steere, now sta
toned in the Hawaiian Islands, has
organized a class OF men from his
squadron who are interested In
natural science. They will make a
study OF plant and animal life on
the island. Prof. w. NJ. Abbot, for
mer professor OF botany at the Uni.
versity OF Michigan. is assisting
them in identifying and storing
their collection.
1t. Steere writes that he spent
the night OF Nav 30 with 1t (iRl
William Barss, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
II. deb. Barss.
1t. and Mrs. Joseph Steere are
spending his 10 day leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Steere,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Laubach. Detroit. 1t. Steere,
after his leave, will be stationed at
Crosse lie Naval Base.
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Club Members Guests

The Industrial Pleasure CLUB
members were guests OF Mrs. H. II.
Smith, Dearborn, for luncheon and
their final meeting OF the season,
Tuesday afternoon. Plans for a pic
mic, as soon as the weather permits,
were discussed. 1t was decided TO
have a few social meetings during
the summer. Miss Catherine Miles,
Dearborn, was guest.
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KILLED IN CRASH

Lansing-Corp. Charles II. Es-
pie, 81 year old son Of Rep. John
P. Espie, dean Of the house of rep
resentatives, has been killed in
England, according to word re-
ceived by his father. Espie was
notified his son died May 20 In a
plane crash at Norwich, Eng. The
victim, a member OF an air force
ground crew, had been overseas
10 months.
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Receive Deuree

Five candidates received the
Master Mason degree at Tuesday
evenings special communication OF
Phoenix Lodge number 1s F. and A.
M. IN the Masonic Temple lodge
room. Howard Trotter. worshipful
master. presided in the East and
announced the regular communica-
ton. Lune II.
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Pic. Knight was
killed In action
on LuEon. May
May ~. accord
ing to word re-
,eived by his
widow. the for.
ner Mrs. Naomi
reel.
He was sent
rverseas July 4.
9i3. and had
,een stationed
In Hawaii. New
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PLAN BRANCH CAMP

Fort Custer-Major John NJ.
Moore. commander OF the Fort Gus.
ter prisoner OF war base. said to.
day a German POW branch camp
will be established at Lake Odessa
Jane. = III SfGNwss7-Tcrr'e,
1870 Germans will work on onion,
celery. and carrot crops for the
Ionia Muck Growers Association.
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Ten VIDA. Members
Will Attend Rally

At the regular meeting OF Won
ans Benefit Association in GAR.
Hall Tuesday. plans were made for
A rally In Detroit June 20. Mrs. c.
Z. wentworth, president, was elect
ed delegate. Ten members are plan
ming to attend.
The next meeting will be July
~. o, e., s.
A social hour followed the meet
ing.