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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

S6uIo un6 S6uloenitrafe. @dbe es
nun tein Segfeuer, 10 nniiBte @ott iie,
Die ooG 5eine Sreunbe itno, etpie Der.
oammen, mas gegen Seine @eredtig.
felt erit0Bt, 60er @r niiBte fie, Die
nod ni9t gan5 rein itnb, brett 5u
Sid in oen Simmel aufnebnen, In
Den bod ni6tS unreines eingeben
fann; bos ober tpGre gegen Seine
SeiIigfeit. 9arum tonn meoer bas
cine nod bos onoere eintreten, rn6
es muB nod Dem Sooe Elm &etni.
gunesort geben, mo- oieie nod ni9t
gana reinen Seelen bon ieoer Siinoe
uno Siinoeni itrafe gereintet tperben
fonnen, ebe iie in ben Sinmel Elm.
geben. 8ieien &einigunesort neunen
mir Seefeuer.
Na6 benz So6e Iiebt bic Seele, Die
obtpobI nod ni9t gan8 rein, bod in
ser Sreunbi6aft @ottes oieie 8elt
perlieB, bic S9tpere ibrer SduIo
ooufommen elm, ober aud Die @roBe
Der 8armber3i9feit @ottes. sic tpen.
oct ii9 ean5 ab bon Der Siin6e, @ott
gu. 9oour9 aber miro iebe S6ulo
ousgeI0idt; es bleibt aber nod bic
5trofe ob5ubiiBen, Inn Der gottli6en
@eredtigfeit fir Die idon neraiebene
5dulb Siibne gu leiIten. 8eil Die
perlonlt6e Sdul6 ni6t mebr beitebt,
brou6t bic Siibne fir Die S9uIo
ni9t bon Der Irmen 5eele ieIbit ge.
IeiItet gu peroen. @ir, bic mir nod
i'm 2eben itn6, tonnen @ott anItelIe
Ser lrmen Seelen oieie Siibne lei.
iten. 0arum lino Die @ebete uno gu.
ten 8erfe Der 2ebenoigen oen Irmen
Seelen 10 niitli6: @ott nimmt iie on
alS Die nod gu leiltenoe Siibne fir
oie idon ber5iebene Sdulo her gr.
men Seelen. SIT Die Siibne geIeiI iItet,
10 lit ieoe Spur Der Siinoe aus 6eu
Seelen Der Ser Itorbenen getilgt: gon5
rein uno betlig geben tie in BEN Sim.
mel elm, mo- lie ii6 nur nod our6 Den
@rao Der ertporbenen Seiligteit bon.
einan6er unterIGeioen.
3os beilige MeBopfer lit 6os er1te,
foit6orIte uno uirfiamite Wittel, Den
armen Seelen Silfe 81 6ringen. @s
niibt ibnen mebr als alle @ebete, gu'
ten 8erfe un6 Iblaile, Die bon ben
8lGubigen auf @roen ibnen 5ugepen.
BET peroen. Die birefte g8irfung,
Del6e Den 9lrmen Seelen aus Der
3upenoung Der beiligen Neiie fir
tie 5ufommt, lit Die iatisfattorii6e,
g.. +. genugtuenoe, nGmlid Eilgung
5eitlt6er 5iinoenItrofen. Sn tpel6em
OeoBe oieie erfolgt, lit unS perborgen,
uno oaber Der0en fir cine uno Die
lelbe Seele bdufig mebrere beiIige
O}eIien geleien. 0ie g0ttli9e @ere6.
ttgfeit uno 8eisbeit beitimmt ben
anteil. Delder ibr an Der @enuetu.
ungsfrudt Der einaelnen oerIelben
5ufommt. @s lit Elm alter uno l0bE.
der 8rau6, i'm Nobember, Dem II.
lerieelen-Nonat, gon3 beionoers Der
armen Seelen i'm 6eefeuer gu geoen.
ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27
VI. g., NaiI.

Sic m0dten piilen, ab man gu oen
armen seeIen i'm Jegfeuer ooer fir
lie 6eten iollen. 8eioeS!
GoB mir bier auf groen, 5. +. bie
Stride @otteS, Die @laubigen, ben
9lrmen Seelen i'm &einigungsorte
Silfe bringen fonnen, lit feline Grim.
oung ser fatbolil9en Stride, ionoern
miro ourd Die 81. Sdrift ielblt be.
wieien: ~gs lit elm beiIiger uno bell.
iamer @eoanfe, fir Die 8eritorbenen
gu beten, oomit iie bon ibren Gin"
ben erloit peroen" e. Wa6. 12, 49,.
ga ober niemano aus Der Soue er.
lott meroen fann, 10 iino bier often.
bar Die Oeritorbenen @eredten ge.
meint, Die 5mor i'm 3uItano Der @na.
De geltorben, aber nod nidt BON ie.
Der Weafel Der Siinoen1 1trafen gerei.
nigt iino.
Seit gbriIti 3eiten big ouf ben
beutigen Sag bot Die Stride oos i'm.
mer 10 gelebrt uno geton. sic lit aber
unfeblbor, pie Gbriltus peripro9en,
ols Gr ibr ben 81. @eiit 5u ienoen
oerIpra6, Ger iie in ale 8abrbeit
fiibren ioute.
SelbIt Die bonn 8louben erIeud.
tete geiunoe 8ernunft foroert ni6t
nur ous Gaiein bes Gegfeuers, ion.
bern lie benefit Die Rislidteit unie.
rer @ebete uno guten @erfe fir Die
Qrmen Seelen.
8iele Weni6en iin6 beim Eooe au
gut fir Die Sole, 0a iie ii9 in Ser
6reunoidaft @ottes befanoen, ober
bod nod 5u idledt fir oen Simmel,
oa lire Seele nidt ean5 rein lit bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27
sSrau 9. g., Mu.

Sn 0en meiIten 6Gaen IofIen iid
ongei6mouene Wonoeln (Eonltls)
our6 elm einfades Sou5mittel in
fl1r5er 3eit beilen. Wean umbinoe
abenos Dor Dem 5dlofengeben ben
Sails nit elmer 56eibe gerau6erten
SPEEDS (BacoD ooer nit einem NIT
beiBer Butter geItri6enen Su6e.
8enn man Oies gleid i'm 9lnfong
tut, lit oos llebel bereitS am na6Iten
Norgen beieitigt. @s lit geraoe5u elm
8erbreden bel &inoern cine Oean-
oelnoperotion bornebmen 5u Ioiien.
Gin prominenter Obio'er Nr3t bot
unlGngIt bebouptet, bob unter bun-
bert &inoerlabmungsfauen ii9 neun-
gig Bro5ent &inoer befanoen, tpel6e
it6 elmer Manoelnoperation unter3os
gen batten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

an Kopfschmerzen, Case, Blihungen,
Verdauunss sst6runS und Appctitlosig.
keit leiden, wclche allie auf funktionals
Hartleibiskeit zurickzufdhren sein md"
krSuter-die zeiterprobte MagentktiS-
keit anresende Medizin. Enthslt Is der
Natur eigenen medizinischen Wurzeln.
KrSutern und Pflanzen. Vorsicht: Nur
zu gebrauchen wis ansewiesen. SAINT
und milde brinst Alpenkriuter TRACE
D6rme gum Arbeiten und hilft verhhrtet
Abfallstoffe auszuscheiden, die dureh
Hartleibiskeit verursachten Case zu
vertreiben und gibt dem Masen das
Cefihl Won Wsrme. Seien Sic weise -
dem Sic Hartlcibigkeit mildern. Be-
sorgen Sic sich noch heute ALPEN-
KRAUTER.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27
s. s., 8is.

Sbnen ols neuem 2eIer pie6erbo.
len mir, mas mir 6es Seftern itber
9eberleiben uno @alleniteine an oie'
Ier Stel1e ongeraten baben. 8etannt'
lid iin6 beibe Srgane, 2e6er uno
@ole, eng suiammen uno funftionie'
rem ouiammen. 9ie @aleni iteine ent'
Iteben tpabrI6einli9 6ur6 8eriesung
ser @aae, inoem 8. 9. Der bel Sea-
torrben Der @allenblaie un6 @allen-
pege obseion6erte Sdleim oas gal.
Ieniaure Ratron, tpeIdes 6as @allen'
felt (@boleiterin) uno ben @allen"
farbItoff in 20iung gu erbalten bat,
5eriest. 9abei miro .oas gboleiterin
uno Der @anenfarbitoff (@alenpig'
menD fret un6 biloet eine ungel0ite
Maiie, ben &ern au einem @allen-
Itein. 3utpeilen fiibren au6 2eber'
tronfbeiten our @aueniteinbil6ung.
9lm bdufigiten 4peroen @allenitetne
geiun6en in Der @egen6 Der 2eber, an
oen @auenganeen (po ite oft eroBe
S9mer5en peruria6en) rnb in Der
Ndbe Der @aaenbIaie. Die beoeuten6.
Iten Sbmptome treten beroor, penn
@aueniteine it9 eintlemmen beim
0urdgang ourd ben gemeinIdaftli'
den @ollens unb 8laiengang. Dielen
Borgang nennt man @auenI Iteinfolit.
gr tritt meiitens nod Der 8eroauung
6es Wagens auf, menn Der Speiie'
brei in ben Diinnoarm eetreten lit.
Gabei entiteben ploblid, oft unter
6roltgefiibl, beftige, ltedenoe, bob.
renoe ooer brennenbe Sdmer3en in
ser Ser5gegen6, pelde nad Dem 9a'
bel, Der S6ulter unO Dem Naden 81
lif ausbreiten uno beim Grud auf
Oie 2eber iif 5u unertrdgli6er 9obe
iteigern. DieIe S6mer5en t0nnen Ell.
nlge Stunoen uno ielbit togelang nit
5eittpeiiem Ra9laB anbalten, biz Der
Stein our6 ben 3p0Iffingeroorm ge.
longt ODER in Die @oIenblaIe 3uriid.
getreten lit. SIT Der Stein our9 ben
3Dolfftnger0orm our6getreten, 10
fiiblt iid Der &ranfe mieoer pI0slid
nobl.
Inn Die Neigung gu @olen iteinbil.
0ung 5u oerbinoern uno bic Sdmer.
gen BEL @ouenitein gu minoern, lit
cine iorgfdltige 9iGt nottpenoig. 8e.
lonoers iin6 gu meioen: &affee, See,
ulfoboliif)e @etrdnfe, i6arfe @epiir.
sc, fette unb blabenoe Speiien. Gage
gen iino 5u empfebIen: Iei6t peroau.
ll9e Speiien, audi Sbit, nomentli9
Srauben. 0ean made it6 biel 8etpe.
gung in friider SUIT. Wun trinte
tagli6 morgens uno abenbs eine SaI.
ie 8ermut (8orm,pooo)tee. Man
trinfe re9t oft Sliben0l. 8eIonoers
morgens i'm 8ett nebme man ettpa
5Delbun0ert Biz fiinIbunoert @romm
Oltoenol. 0a9 5tpan3ig big breiBig
Ufinuten, Del6e 3eit erforoerli9, Inn
Dos Del in ben 3Dolffingerborm ge.
langen gu laiien, Iege man it9 Quf
Die ltnfe Seite, nit Der Sufte bober
als nit Der S6uIter, tpoourd oas
Del in Die @auenbIoie 5u Ioufen ge.
notigt lit. 9ie @aaenIteine geben
Damn l9mer5los in ben 9ormfanaI
iiber un6 peroen ouf Dem notiirli6en
Wege our4 ben Stubleong ousee.
idieoen.
6erner iit baufiges &rinfen bon
&amiaentee uno 3itronen(2 (2emoD taft
gu empfeblen. 5erner ioqte man ieoen
W}orgen langiam cine Soiie gefo6te
0eil9, NIT 2inoenfoblen (gborcoaD
gemii6t, trinten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27
-Sb. 3D., ga.

uniere mooernen Bbaril lder baben
pobrboftig telnen @runo, ltd iiber
Die barbariifen Strofmittel uno Die
mittelalterlide Softer gu entieben.
Bas in unlern mooernen @efGnanii.
len, gerbeiierungsanitolte uno go.
li5eiItationen geidiebt, on tpirfli6en
ODER bermeintli6en 8erbre9ern, iteIt
ales 9agetDeiene melt in ben Sdut,
ten:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

uno Die meiiten 2dn6er, Die friiber
BON uns fauften, fino 10 gut tpie
banfrott -, miro bos Qneebot Die
0adfrage berurt iiberiteigen, Bob Die
N6rtte Dem 0rud teinen 8ioerItano
leiIten f0nnen uno Die Breiie oerort
faaen, bob iie foum mebr Die Bro'
ouftionsfo1ten oeden.
Oie Srage, OBJ es NJ d It 8
Snbr mebr IrbeitsfrGfte fir Die
2anopirti6oft geben miro, tpiro Der.
idieoentlid beanttportet. Inem. In'
i6ein nod tperoen Die glrbeitslobne
in ben Stdoten erbobt tperoen mill.
len - Der 8erlauf Der pielen Streifs
oeutet es an - un6 Die @innobmen
Der 6armer geitatten es ntdt, oaB iie
bobere 2obne be5oblen fonnen.
Ser iungte 8eri6t 6es
Iderbauantes lit re6t optimiitiI6.
@s miro in Gusit9t geiteut, boB bic
Broouttion Die S0be Der Sabre 1912
uno 1914 glei6fommen piro. Die
8ieb3u6t miro Idasungspeiie INN
flint 8ro5ent binter ben 2eiitungen
oes Sabres 1943 5uriidbleiben, als
iie ibren Sobepuntt errei6te. 9ie
@ornernte miro 3,OOO,OOO,OOO 8u.
ibel iiberIteigen uno Die orittgr0Bte
in Der @ei6i6te Der amerifanii6en
2anoDirti6uft iein; ieoo9 miro be.
fiir6tet, bob niel pei6es &orn ein'
gebeimit tper6en muB. &orn NIT gro.
Bem 5eu6tigfeitsgebalt miro in gro.
Der Wenge in Eeilen bon Soma uno
WinneIota, mobl au9 in WiiIouri,
geerntet. Sn oielen @egen6en bes
Mittelpeitens gibt es Bieb eenug,
Inn iol6es &orn 5u berfiittern, ebe
es beroirbt. 9te 8ei5enernte miro
gegenDdrtig auf runo !, 1,150,O00,O00
8ulbel geidabt, iooaB an Sie AGO..
100000 guibel ausgefiibrt peroen
fonnen. 9ies miro meientli6 5ur gr.
nabrung bungernoer @uropder BEL.
tragen. @s tpuroen oieles sSabr bier.
5ulanoe runo 100000 Eonnen
mebr 8ei5en &eis, 8oggen uno
gudDei5en er5ielt als lestes Sabr.
Der SdluBberibt iiber Die biesi6b.
rige @rnte piro inn 8e5ember Der.
offentli6t.
aus 81 art ftber 6 n
gebt berpor, baB Die auf Den Warft
gelangen0en SdIadto6ien burd.
ldnittlid fiinfunoiieb5ig Bfuno Iei6.
ter i'm @etpidt itno als i'm Sabre
1941. Biele, penn ni9t bic aaermei.
item oieler Sdladtitiere gelangen bi.
rett bon Der @eioe auf ben Martt,
oenn 8iebmalter risfieren es faum,
Iol6e Siere ouf5ufaufen lno tpeiter
gu maIten. Gin unteribieb bon flint.
unoiteb3ig Bfuno pro Sier i9eint
belanglos 5u iein, ieoo9 bat es i'm
8roBen uno @an5en biel 5u beoer'
ten - ungefabr bunoert W2illioneu
Bfuno &inofleii6 pro Wonat.
Die ginnabmen Der am e.
rifanii6en Sarmer tperoen li6 Die.
les Sabr idasungslpeiie auf $780,.
400,0OO,0OO belaufen, eegen $19,.
790,00O,OOO inn oergangenen Sobr,
uno MIR $17,S77,00O,000 i'm Sabre
1889. Sn ben eriten neun Wonaten
oes laufenoen Sabres paren Die @ins
nabmen Der 5armer orei Bro5ent
bober als inn Sabre 1914. 9ie Gin.
nabmen aus Selofrii6ten iiberitiesen
Die lebtidbrigen Inn iiebaebn Bro5ent,
oagegen Daren Die @innabmen aus
oem 8erfauf bon S6Ga9tpieb Inn
flint Brosent geringer aIs iie i'm les.
ten Sabr iparen, mas auf einen &iid.
gang Der 8ieb5udt anoeutet. Ser
grl0s aus bem 8erfouf bon Wei5en
uno Sabaf NOR be6euteno b6ber als
i'm bergangenen Sabr.
9ie erfe Sen6ung BON
6raiilianiiden Niiiien traf fiirali9 In
Nep gorf Elm. (9ie ausfubr BON 0iii.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27
nnn 6Oc Wert-Pro-
mUSESE beflaschen Won

FoRNI'S HEII.-oEL LINlMENT--anti-
septisch bringt schnelle Linderuns
Won rheumatischen und neuralgischen
Schmerzen, muskulosen RGckenschmsr-
zen. ateifen oder schmerzenden Muskeln,
Verstauchungen und Verrenkunsen.
FoRNTS MAcoLO-alkalisch -lindert
sewisse voriibergehende Magenstorun-
st6runRcn, hervofgerufen durch elm
UebeTmass an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-27

Big sshr &eufteber neri6punoen lit.
0ieies Nittel biIft unfebI6ar BET ie.
Der @rfGltune oes &opfes, oes SaI.
les unb Der atmungsperf5euee.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
SPORT SHOTS by harry Willow

The Fraternal Order of Eagles
still kept their winning ways and
defeated Hoersch Shoes Friday night
in a swell game to 3. This game
was just an exhibition but the boys
played some nice ball. Harry Wag-
ner in left field for Hoersch had
an armful of chances and handled
them swell When the City Tourn-
ament rolls around this Eagle gang
under the leadership of John J..
McGraw) D'Annunzio will be one
tough gang to beat.
Some notes on the Open League
in the Old Timers - When Halo
wax defeated Drysdale, Marlin and
Pete Ptak had three hits apiece for
Halowax Harry Ploplan and Red
McDiffitt starred in the field. Maui
rem for Drysdale led in the hitting
with three hits. In the Hoersch and
Chelsea game Ray Sieloff led
the attack with three hits in three
trips to the Plate and Herb Rouli-
son and Leo Ptak for the Chelsea
gang supplied the fielding features.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

Wy. Chemicals, IL; Orioles, 2.
Oak Cafe, 8; Orioles, 2.
FINAL PLAYOFFS:
Wy. Chemicals-Oak Cafe, Tuesday,
August IA, Pulaski Park, 6 pm.
II necessary same teams will play
Wednesday, August IS at Pulaski
park at pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

defeat IL to 2. Rizzi to keep their
winning streak alive defeated Burns
No. l at River Rouge to 2. Burns
No. 1 dropped out of the playoffs
by losing their Second game to
Burns No. 2 by the score of to S.
Playoff Notes In the Glass A
Baseball the playoffs will be between
C.A.S.U., Mondon's Bar of River
Rouge, Mellin Moran of Wyandotte
and Twin Cities of Ecorse. The first
round games are as follows = Tues
day, August IA, Twin Cities will meet
Mondon's Bar at the Great Lakes
field in River Rouge; at Wyandotte,
Mellin Moran will take on the
league champions C.A.S.U. at Pu-
laski Park Both games will start
at o'clock
The Old Timers Club League and
Open League playoffs will get away
Friday night August II. In the
Club League Friends of Veterans
will meet Knights of Columbus and
Eagles will take on the Jaycees.
These two games will be played at
Pulaski Park with the first game
starting at 6:45. In the Open Lea
que Hoersch Shoes will meet
Drysdale and Chelsea Clothes battle
Halowax. These two games are
scheduled for Roosevelt Field and
both games start at $50.
In the Minor Leagues In Wyan-
dotte, Wyandotte Chemicals and Oak
Cafe RamblerS are battling for the
championship with Wyandotte
Chemicals winning two and losing
none while the RamblerS have the
same number of wins but have lost
one game These two teams will
try and finish the battle Tuesday
night at Pulaski Park at 6 o'clock.
In the Midget League Wyandotte
Chemicals Blues and the West Side
MonarchS are fighting 1t out with
the playoff game scheduled for
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at
Pulaski Park.
The winners of these leagues will
go to Dearborn for tie Champion
ship series due to start there Aug
uSt 18th.
In the Glass A Softball League
although there has been no cham
pion declared as yet the four teams
in the playoff are Wayne Recrea-
ton. Band Box Cleaners of Lincoln
Park, Wyandotte Chemicals and
Fitzgerald Realty. No opening date
of the playoffs have been given out
as yet.
Tonight should be the game of
the season in softball = the Wyan-
dotte Chemicals will go to Lincoln
Park and play the Band Box Clean
ers. Both teams are tied for the
top spot and this game is the one
that will decide the league cham
pionShip. For the fans who are
interested in going over there =
the game will be played at the Laf-
ayette School. This school can be
reached by taking Southfield two
blocks west of Fort and turning
right one block The game will
| start at 7 O'Clock.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
Softbal Team Being Organized

GIRLS - GIRLS - GIRLS -
GIRLS = who want to play soft
ball - team is being chosen now
for this exhibition game to be played
here August 26th. against the Rom
illus Wacs. Girls wishing to try
out should go to the Wyandotte
Chemicals Park each Tuesday and
Thursday night at $50 Even If
you have had no experience there
will be capable instructors there to
teach. So come on girls get in the
swing and go on over and be a soft
ball star.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
Major Baseball

bd1 MY . y AtII 1bONA y
Flat Rock 14-Trenton 2
NEXT GAMES
Flat Rock Barney'S Bar, Monday,
August Is at Flat Rock, pm. If
necessary same teams will play at
Wyandotte, Wednesday, August Is
at 6 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

Eyes of the opoSSum are not fully
developed at birth, but continue
to grow during the first month Of
life, according to the Better Vision
Institute.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
Class A Softban

GAMES THIS WEEh
Monday, Aug. Is. z pm, Band
Box-Wy. Chemicals at Lincoln Park
Lafayette school to decide League
championship.
Wednesday, Aug. Is, Playoffs:
z pm, Fitzgerald-Band Box at
Lincoln Park Lafayette school.
$3.50 pm, Wayne Rec.-Wy. Chem
icals at wy. Chemicals park.
Friday, Aug. II, loser plays loser
and winner plays winner. Place IN
decided.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

Monarchs 10: Bulldozers 0.
Blues 5; Bulldozers 0 forfeiD.
Finals-Tuesday, August IA. Pu-
laski park, 10 am. Blues VS. Mon
archS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

All monkeys and human beings
have eyes with round pupils. &C
cording to the Better Vision 1nsti-
tute.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
Wv. Chemicals Old Timers
GAMES.

Monday, August Is. N. P. Pipe
Research, Wy. Chemicals park. 7
pm. for league trophy.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13

Burns No. 2, z Burns No. l, 5
Rizzis 12-Flower Shop 2
NEXT GAMES:
Flower Shop-Burns No. 2, Tues
day, August IA, $50 pm, Coolidge,
River Rouge
Winner of above game plays Riz-
ziS, Thursday, August IS, at $50
pm, Coolidge field, River Rouge.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
A BASEBALL FINAL

Final Games Regular Season
CASU Twin City l
Folders - z. Businessmen O
Mondon's 5 - Mellin Moran 2
Crosse lie 2 SharpleS o
Playoffs
Tuesday, Aug. IA. pm, Mon
don's-Twin City at Great Lakes
r. r.; CASU-Mellin Moran, Pu-
laski.
Play again Thursday, August is,
place indefinite.
In event of rain, games will be
played next night at same dia-
monds.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
TENNIS COURT
DANCE THURSDAY

Tennis court dances will be held
Thursday, August Is and %, except
in case of rain.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
Old Timers League

Tuesday, August IA, duPont-Penn
Salt, Pulaski lights. 6:45 pm;
Lens Elmers, Pulaski lights, 7:45
pm.
Thursday, August IA, Oak Cafe
Penn Salt, Pulaski lights, GAS pm;
Lens-duPont, Pulaski lights, 7:45
pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-13
Club League

wednesday, August Is, K of c.
Eagles, Roosevelt field, Gas pm;
F of V-Jaycee, Roosevelt field, Gas
pm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
ARMY WOUNDED
(EHrOPeGH .ArPGI
DETROIT

AIrLEN SGT RoPERT c-Mrs. Florence
FfsA. motarr io3 o.'ReL
BALDWIN. FFr JANIS s--Wu Florence
~ EsrVlr me'.. lTH5 Beverly. Ber.sy
EAltHI lNT JOSEPH A-Mft Virfinia
&C. .uI affr 1E.s IHWudble
EhSER PEG. CHARLES Mrs Anna p
bassr wrfhtf 1871 Tetnftrth
bEICHFN PVT JAMES ~ Mis- Martha
a HrI,rfr pIfr ss20 Trumbuu
BELL. PIC HAROLD p Mrs Nefna Bell
fr.fHrr. tEs EuuNonm. Rrval Oak
FITTNFR. PVT HOBEHr Mrs Velvs
~ Ht'rn mother lal74 Wafham
ROLAND PFC ALBERT J-Ma. Bertha
EolE frC EsGENE Mrz. Selma Boiit
BoMMARlTO rye PETFR-Wia Nsncy
hrmmaIilo. sister oS ,. Congress.
ChSsON SGT ALVIN A--Nrs warfars,
CdssUu. wife 76 Urhiauf Highland PaIk
rlIIr-S7N. PVT hNtRH vs.. JR Mrs Cara
Ch.f0n mother 1896 BC.dcn
'1Nl~ -LAMRL.GE- -I-Afrr Ward
NJ P.iudfNttf sister l4l23 Monte Vista
f4-A-+4 a -t- PVT -tnAtF~ J-MfS Mar
Conway. mother, -1fa--PoT,er.
FADES TFC GEORGE p JR -Ccorr,
hsaes, father, i'ftt7t htETtin, RoyFyiile
TALCONER rFC LAWRENCE Mrs
Dorothy r. Falctucr, wife. ll63s Ohio.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
26 Priests
Ordained

The Catholic Church admitted
26 young men TO the priesthood
today in ordination ceremonies in
the five cathedrals of Michigan.
Archbishop Edward Mooney
conferred holy orders on a class
of l6 in Detroit and there were
similar ceremonies in Lansing,
Saginaw, Marquette and Grand
Rapids.
New priests from the Detroit
area included: the RevS. Thomas
J. Cain, 16745 Harlow; Francis
X. Garfield, 3746 Belvidere; Will
liam J. Dowell. 1896 Ivanhoe:
Thomas G. Garvie, 7031 Elm
hurst; Carl G.. Gentner. 1874
LenoX; William f. Hoerauf, 9372
Cutler; Eugene A. Kick, 5730
ST Lawrence; Henry S. Kreft,
t47s4 SpringwellS; John L. Mato-
vich, S555- -Prtrr Hint; Kenneth
p. MackinnOn, 1880 Field, Thomas
j. Neumann, 1881 Mcclellan;
Thomas G. Schmitt and Wilbur
F. Snedkamp, 90 Portage, High
I land Park.
The Revs. Paul J. Hickey of
Adrian and Edward p. OReilly
of Pontiac also were ordained in
d etroit The Rev Elmer H.
Boydcn, 1859 Collingwood, was
ordained today in Columbus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
Detroit Hero
Is Promoted

The parents of Raymond w
Curto, %, fighting somewhere in
Germany. received a letter today,
informing him that he had been
commissioned as a second lieu
tenant because Of heroic action on
the battlefield
As a sergeant Curto. after
numerous attempts 10 lead his
men through whitening enemy
fire 10 deliver rations and water
te-the froht lines, finally broke
them up into small groups and led
each expedition, with the needed
ratlonS.
This action" read the cita-
tion. clearly demonstrated Sgt.
CurtO's ability TO perform any
assigned duties commensurate
with those of "A lieutenant of
the infantry I'm creditable man
ner."
The son of police Sgt. and Mrs
Joseph Curto. l2009 Appoline
Curto went overseas last Septem-
ber and has been in service since
August, 1912. Ills wife, Jean, be.
came the mother OF girl since he
went overseas.
Curto, a graduate of North
western High School, wrote his
parents that he was still walking
on clouds and couldn't under
stand his promotion since he did
nothing more outstanding thar
any of the other boys"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-26
StdfeMOviies
AidRedCross
Keep the Red Cross at His

keep the Red Cross at His
Side"
With this as their adopted
slogan, representatives Of 500 city
and state motion picture theaters
and distributor organic ations
heard industry leaders outline
plans for the theaters' Red Cross
War Fund Week" March Is TO
81, at a luncheon in the Book
Cadillac yesterday. Their quota
for the campaign was set at
IS, 1877, 900.
Toastmaster f. J. Hudson,
president of United Detroit The
aters, introduced Herbert TriX,
chairman of the Detroit and
Wayne County chapter of the
Red Cross. who sounded the key
note of the drive by reviewing
the work performed by. local Red
Cross members and StreSsing the
need for continuation of such
activity.
A. l.. Montague and ST Fabian,
New York theater men. praised
the group for its successful drive
last year when $5,5o0000 was
collected.
Col j. Tracy Hale of the army's
War Speakers Bureau at Wash
.ington. described Red Cross aid
10 frontline servicemen in the
south Pacific.
Wounded in both world wars.
he served as chairman of the
Wayne County chapter of the
Red Cross from 1921 through