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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
FUNERALS

Private funeral services for Ches- ter Ostrander, who died in Under cliff Sanitarium, Meriden, Saturday, were held from the Clark Funeral Home, 20 State street, this morning, Rev. Murray DeWart of St. Johns Episcopal church officiating. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 The funeral of August Brade, 16 Cornelius avenue, will be held to- morrow at 230 D. III. at the First Lutheran church, Rev. Robert A. Heydenreich, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central avenue, today from 3 to and 2 to 9 D. m.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Thomp- son Fox of Hamden, formerly of this city, widow of William E. Fox. was held today at 9:15 from the Lewis Maycock & Blevins funeral home, New Haven, to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Hamden, where a requiem high Mass was celebrated at 10. Burial was in old St. Joseph's cemetery, Waterbury.
 The funeral of Mrs. Clara Sav- age. wife of Robert Savage, Lilac avenue, Oakville, was held today at 2:3O m. at the Mount Olive Zion church, Rev. s. w. weller, pastor, officiating. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 | The funeral of Miss Elizabeth A. Dunphy, 1909 Bank street, sister of It. John r. Dunphy, Waterbury police officer, will be held tomor- row at 8:30 from the Bergin fu- neralA home, 290 East Main street. to St. Patrick's church where a solemn high Mass of requiem will be celebrated at g. Burial will be in old St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
 Members of the Cleaners of St. Patrick's church will meet at the funeral home tonight at o'clock. Members of the Waterbury Drug gists association will meet tonight at 10 o'clock at the funeral home. Funeral services for Mrs. Har.- riet F. (Peck) Hensel, wife of Al- fred Hense:, 123 Frost Road, was held yesterday afternoon at the Alderson funeral home, Rev. Sam uel A. Budde, vicar of Christ chapel, officiating. Burial will be in new Pine Grove cemetery at the convenience of the family.
 The funeral of Ellen Ruth Bat terton. seven -months-old daughter of Samuel s. and Grace (Pearson Batterton, Greystone road, Terry vile was held at private services to- day at il a. m. at the Alderson fu- neral home. 70 Central avenue. Bur- ial will be in new Pine Grove cen1e- tery at the convenience of the fam fly.
 The funeral of James J. Berry, 3 Hickory street will be held from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, tomorrow at 8:l6 a. m. to St. Francis Xavier church at 9 for a solemn high Mass. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
OLD=AGE TAX BILL
 PAYMENTS $I4,OOO

Long lines of taxpayers made their appearance this morning at the tax collector office, city hall for purposes of payment of the 8 old-age assistance tax, due on or before March 1.
 Tax Collector Humbert Mangini has announced that $l4,000 of the estimated revenue of $l45,000 from this sources has been received al- ready.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
SCRANTON WOMAN
 NAMED IN ACTION

Claiming his wife deserted him on their l7th wedding anniversary three years ago yesterday, Joseph Turouski of Waterbury today filed a divorce action in superior court against Celia Barselewicz Turouski of Scranton, Pa.
 The couple married Feb. 12, 1924 at West Scranton Pa, and the petitioner claims he was deserted Feb. 12, 1941. They have three children.
 Statute regulations require a de- sertion to be of three years duration before it can be ground for di- vorce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
FISCHER CAPTURED

Soviet troops have captured the former governor of Warsaw, Gustav Fischer, who was responsible for the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto" The British radio said to- day
 The broadcast quoted reports from Moscow and was recorded by CBS short wave listening post.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
FIREMEN SUMMONED
 TO RESCUE" CHILD

Firemen of Engine 6 O., this morning used a ladder to rescue the l5-month old son of MT. and Mrs. William A. McCabe, 368 Will low street, who had locked himself in the bathroom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
ONE FOR RIPLEY

Carlisle, Mass, Feb. 13-CUP)-In the town election here yesterday Mrs. Ruth c. Wilkins was re-elect- ed town clerk.
 Mrs. Bertha Wilkins was re-elect- ed to the planning board.
 Ernest H. Wilkins was elected highway commissioner. None are related.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Miss Mary O'Donnel of Baldwin street has returned from a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. J. O'Brien of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 U. s. Public Relations division of the U. s. Coast Guard are show ing a picture of seaman 1-c William James Curley-on board one of the L. s. T. boats out in the Pacific war area. Seaman Curley is the son of MT. and Mrs. Edward V. Curley, ST. of 129 Washington street and is working with thousands of other coast guardsmen supplying re1n- forcements and war material to the neWly-Won beachheads. Another son of the Curley's, George F. is with the U. s. Navy is also serving in the Pacific area aboard heavy cruiser and even though the boys are both within a few miles of each other comparatively speaking, they have never been fortunate to meet each other and another strange coinci- dence, neither of the boys have seen each other in their respective uni. | forms.
 Frederick Mcintyre, special agent of the FIBI, was the honored guest and principal speaker at the con- munion breakfast held Sunday fol | fathers and sons sponsored by Troop 9, Boy Scouts in celebration of Scout Week. The breakfast at the Washington Park Commun. ity club, followed reception of Holy Communion at St. Francis Xavier ! church.
 MT. Mcintyre marched to anc from St. Francis Xavier church with the boys and received tht | Sacrament with them. The break 1 fast was cooked and served by Mrs Edward Herbert, Mrs. Anna Johns Mrs. Francis Sacco, Mrs. Edwarc Goggin, Miss Marcella Neville, ano Mrs. Patrick Wallace assisted bI Patrciia Moore, Lorraine Mercier, Peggy Carroll, Patricia Strileckus, Betty Murphy and Mrs. Helen Tal- bot, all Troops 40 Girl Scouts. Edward Goggin, toastmaster in- troduced the following speakers Scoutmaster, John V. Lynch, assist ant scoutmaster, James McDon- ough; troop chairman, Edward Herbert, Senator Patrick Wallace, and president of the Earbenders, Thomas Conway.
 Nc. Mcintyre, guest speaker, talked for thirty minutes entertain ing with stories of the FBI, the part former Boy Scouts are talk ing in this branch of service, and the Scouts now in the armed ser- vices. Former scouts remembered by the toastmaster who are now in the service were: Frank Sacco, a sergeant witht he paratroopers Eugene Johns, Petty Officer 20 now in Luzon; George McGovern, an ensign in the Navy; Ray Bailey, in the submarine service; and Pete Haddad, private in the U. 8 Army.
 Sixty-two fathers, sons and guests attended. Watches were shown tc the fathers and sons which will be given as prizes to leading patrols in the coming scout drive. Follow ing breakfast MT. Mcintyre held 8 question period. Scout tenderfool 1st and 2nd institution ceremonies were held at whcih time rewards were presented.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
0'NEIL'S TEAM
 HOLDING LEAD
St. Francis Holy Name Card Tournament Ends
 Another Round
Washington Hill

St. Francis Xavier Holy Name 45 Tournament played their usual game of cards after the business meeting last evening with the following re- suits J. Fitzmaurice 19, D. O'Neil 23; T. Coughlan 26, E. ODonnell Is; J. McHugh 19, and T. Conway B. This leaves the standing of the teams with D. O'Neil in first place with total of 355. Ed O'Donnell was 346 in second place; J. McHugh and T. ConWay's teams are tied for third place with total of 331; fourth place is T. Coughlan's with a total of 328. J. Fitzmaurice in fifth with 327.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Coal deposits covering 800 acres have just been discovered in Chile.
 Demand for books in Britain has more than doubled during the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Brazil expects to grow three times as much mint in 104b aA lat year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

South Africa is establishing con- trol over clothing prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
MASS
DIED

KEMMEY-In this city, Feb. 18th. 1945, Patrick Kenny. of 203 South Main Street, Waterbury, Conn. Funeral Wednesday at 8:15 a. m. from Mulville Funeral Home, 27O West Main Street, to Immaculate Conception Church at 800 a. III. Burial in new St. Josephs ceme- tery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Miss Mary O'Donnell of Baldwin street has returned from a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. J. O'Brien of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Private funeral services for Ches- ter Ostrander, who died in Under cliff Sanitarium, Meriden, Saturday, were held from the Clark Funeral Home, 20 State street, this morning, Rev. Murray Dewart of St. Johns Episcopal church officiating. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

eeive family allowance now
j. NJ.
A-You may apply for family
allowance on your own behalf
and request that the payment
for your sons be- reclaSSiiied 10
chief support. II the application
Is approved you would receive
S79 month instead OF $37.
There would be no increase In
the amount deducted from the
soldiers pay.
Q-Ny husband IN a captain
In the army and now oyerseas; !;
when will he be- eligible for dis
charge and return 20 the United
States?-Mrs. y. y. =.
A captain in the army is
required 10 have al least IS
points 10 be eligible for dis
charge lie is also eligible IL he
is 50 years of age or over. re-
gardlesS of his point score. A
Lev Classes officers arr TX
cluded from the discharge regu-
lationS However, no officer may
be kept in the service longer
than six months after he be-
comes eligible on points.
Q-fan n soldier receive his
discharge overseas: II 80. under
what circumstances 1T. ".
A-Men in the army may be
discharged overseas al their own
request. and if approved by the
commanding officer for any
good reason such as 10 attend
a foreign university 10 accept
employment in reputable busl-
ness firm 10 marry and make
his home abroad.
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Ar NAUTUD &u1upV7UHvu> DETR0HasTfMES
- DA ~ AoA/As - IL Answers Veterans
O-If my husband Te-enlists,
0 how much furlough will he
recpiye MIR

n-If my husband re-enlistS,
ot how much furlough will ne
receive :=MrA.L. 4. A.
A-The re- enlistment fur
Tough is determined by the fol-
lowing table;
6 months 10 rs months 80 days
Is months 10 30 months 60 days
30 iaa . n ( h ana 0VeT-90 days
Q-My first husband was
veteran of World War 1. I re-
ceived a pension up to the time
! remarked, hat now ! am di-
Norced and wonder II I could be
reinstated for the pension -
T.. VI.
A-Under existing legislation.
he widow OF a World War |
veteran who forfcitS her right
10 WIDOWS pension through re-
marriage may moi thereafter
have the pension rcinStatcd.
Q-My son entered the army
In September, l9i2.-ssd-
Gently went overseas; when Will
he be returned and discharged?
j. H. ID.
Alt depends upon his point
score. You do not give vs. Suf-
nClCnt Information i'm order 10
compute mis- total score. No an
nounccmcnt has been made az 10
tho length Of time any individual
VIII serve in the occupation
forces. However in order 10 oc
returned 10 The United States,
he must be- eligible for discharge
either by points or for some
other reason for which the army
grants discharges
Q-Nhen n veteran il dis
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
PATRICK RADOWICK

In two and 4 half yelrs As a carrier in
Burdetts. Wolcotte. lnran and Horton
strests N Ferndils, Rldowick his m
creased his nunbcr ot Iimes suhscriher,
from - 70 81 and his route profits "a
81, week. he hs, $3.50 IN q ssving,
account and own, hve war bonds. ll,
ambition 1, 20 become a munoI1n. lie
plays the drums.
Rsdoviek, IS, lives At 7so4 1nnan
street, is tenth grade rudsnt az Lincoln
Hish School, where msthmetics Is H.,
fivotire subject. BE plays softball in Tn.
Detroit Times Garner Athlstic League
and - ! mtmhcf Of St. Jane, Church
Iln parents. Mr.. 1nd Mrs. samuel W.
Radopiek, recommend neV,psrer CARVING
70 enable boyi 20 become sll-suppo rtns
ind os,feom, shyne,s, thereby bettsunf
their shsneu for uessH during adult lIs
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
DEATHS

Jsns, y.rcsn 300 Linouin 20
JDssphins NinsrEki sl< kichigsn months
Frsnk DeNlC 7i<e BrnDsti
Besiricr CsmpDta 1875 Puthrrfpfe "a
Chhnnz kr~f 2SS2 Blaine e.
sarah 2isv' 4Ohl NOntsfry -.
samuel GJr.1tI $3.50 Ty~f e.
Fhihp Jawb. 2o4o spruce -
hsria SiE0rski 5se7 AcDougsU -
Trvo TpdofyNtrh 2bsi sAhrs pesrto -
RAetel EfssntbRi ist Dskr's 80
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IuSspf 7 B1Nief iseoS Princeton q
Nsfl over Bradley 72o< Grand Blvd 90
Ce0fEs y DougsI s2i Allen. Akron. q 80
Dors Blusrsiu 1870 Taylor 80
brtoEet Csrcert 1888 stAnStBrY -.
Irsrpn NichoVFu @TJs a2e -
Fs'-l~ls Ann i~nef Istoh inysrnrn
Fteds Primer sO2a DeIrsT Blvd -
Warren whitman fslhf EcOrt' Iuat PFN
vile 90
Hsrr, cis.or. $3.50 s,rInf e
Gorge H~rry Chsnbsf.S.n l-0 y. 20
MsrsAre, " Cnnord 7o1ss picesroiny -
Iofr CfsVes Htst HilfsT -
Orls h Tssof lTzb Burns Drfu So
Iahnny Ds%ts i5ss JRv -
James Chopo'1n 1877 Lslde' -
lula LAmpmau 44pz il7A -.
Ger;ruas Tsrns 1880 Besch 20
Justine CfouG l735 Beech -
Eiifabe;h Benbchsnbhch. Sel2 BucsirEhsu
Herman KlAu 7Ile Roman. So
Eus Kemp Slls ssd. ~
facut Ze-f $3.50 Aont VISTA -
NAymr-t s GDotrUs i7ls Ss~aFc g..
Tip9 Prlmm pas Windtf 60
NsrFsfet Mahfr $3.50 fifteenth -
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. DETRcHzAIxvYfheS

Esos ,o,,,i = B;e. p amp .a, wns.% s.o,, ao %
stiI Sn'if SEs"@.n's KIM. r. Lsci. h'Y tusns r' a.
Orlando bs-uTco zs Lrns hsrcli1u. -
Rctcrt A. Moon. 81. Ern / Gertrude Cart.
SsHassl Cor'e II Rosslyn Barnett Al
william D Rst,iIhin. ~ F1yr,ne' { Hoshsr
Jasep6 ssvols 20. Ruin N wsstiy is
A'tAH1'. iirD. 80 rior,ncs {. Konsdorf
H-ny C. y,rrr % snlriey / wnsu 20
C0,uhUrn a Eu} - Geneva Bs,th ~
te1 tAe11ess so Na'tcs Ka-cin 4s
tu1rl &l,sa 81. i1clti@ ie'insoa %
ssa yuuc, ~ Oiss DAshsE 2s
baigrd Hse-t ~ SaTan kiif "a.
NsJsTi bio,fson. 20 CsrGlcins : Kern
Rsipt s.sts 30 z0fis Pstrorsy, IS
Fhnip Lgnfy " 10 LON Histisa z
T iTiF ThomAs p beTtba " Colgulu, q
? = ii-ss-rts-r Ssrur-rurri Lot'is sosno~ic'
Nsrtiu noin,I % Hnar-d o-Conncii -
Hsssen Boz 81 Cisey' a LsioT 81
Vsisr y stas, o. Eens A,pns n
AunsJ h',.est- y teeslG Hiiisn,
jasspo Iruyl-d IS Trsncrr C,rbau "a
Sfsairs a iF~Esi 81 Nsry i4nda Ban -
sirnl o. hsys, - Roe co'A p
Esrusfc Cs-rod - y'gsb~''. HgFptr -
90 rs'... ..a % .,.,l' f1c'ia n
I.Tr a. t.rHtI % .tt.t "a FEyt
Furrnsu WstFF -g La-.s PrT1ru /.
saert Es-'-frs. -. Josn y Hias
'rs.- y,4-' e. t.ae Cs-r'- -
p-Fu.rf ~..rr 90 Fsr.H e.-t q.
9r rfr .s- D.'-1 -
hrr. tltHrr N5f Hi"t q.
sr f ps.s.r 80 Felh 4 Ns'e'0 :
f.st.sr.s W rf 40 Ci...t'llt e'rshrf -
1i.asri Z ui.tvra. 'f Ce7.-cs Reec
- r..,rsa % shint, ~.-s -
ff~-f-~r' ~ N.ffr - S'sf lnt F.tr .
y.ln b.ssl -! EsatL.c. So -..Lt q
lHnft l. Adams 30 Betty Wsftun.
Durslc Eslyou 30 Yea o. As 10
F8Eens Hsrrt1 ~ virta Whiishess -
r.lsan Rsls4.f.EeH- IA Kizate}a KseBt -
F~nciy Scales ~ PenrAr y Christian a.
rsfu Rutirr - Ebslr'r " Etnet 20
Ceo-Fs 5 Patterson - Haceiins Trsutnsn
-
Richafa A carpsu. zs Ne non Arrie
~
George Au., ~ AfIee ~ Hurlbu, 20
ipsy Hlcrsitrr - Nsisn y Trubs 81
John : ~t.d ~ pFrtra e " Topolswfsl
= Jerome Pin - C.rtfuee 1--we 20
C-suss Ksrnt % Eiler Buchanbn 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

charged from service and APP
plies for disability compensation
and his claim u not approved
Tor several months after filing.
IL payment made from the
month II II approved or the
month the application was
filed -. ID.
A Payment is effective as Of
the date OF discharge. if filed
within first year after discharge.
otherwise IL is effective as of
the date filed.
o. receive family allowance
for two minor sons from their
brother. ! was not originally
dependent upon my son because
Of my war job. Now ! have been
dismissed and the S37 j. the only
income We have. Could 1 re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
LOST AND FOUND

BLACK .1Is lltad 'rtas.s ..' falr
t!eN-Jeiif fesstd t+. -'Tat
Lemon 400
HROWE snd smp p Tor b.H male
? months rfDcl pH .ewarc AuFst-
70 Honey us 8-ss.l
DAcRSHUHD u.acE o nnn'.. .rr.y
LYndon-saH Juan Monday 'a'.,
q ng!s mss pfgeri o. daughter
rNissnltS I-is4z Eswsic
lady -fts8- -@-Ieh--.4i -l4aii...y ca
woodward faver1fsf Zgtt Reward
Chtuy 5000 rr'en6ion 7Jt
LOST Btrk C1CEef spaniel male
sBs Eicsey. rather sfse 2 years Oit
$50 reward 1884 WDJ1mghsm drive
University 8-tg22
LOST -BlhcK Upper brief cas- Wm Z
Sgtheflsrc atmDec ln Ouisidf Defwref
~ Klil0'f and Six Mls R9cc ST.
CAR Si4OreA GsUfrySb reward P"lr
Vile I3Z4-J z94eI Bsy,i~s Dny,
LOsT-smai. white cHaEfe purse be.
tsfen Crosse F0irir and ki.'iltr Gene
tfAi Depot CIu,sirilg ? arlr medals.
Z bryYrret one Fuic aaftfy pr. G.i't.
ercH fessfd 80 cI-rtious asErc ff.f
pi.-nr hiarafe
LOsT-Fcc Caas female TY 4-5l47
IOST-E0,sn.5tr ,1Vh t'erf purse
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contents USFsnIty f'-f
LJsT-E.t Ila setter gag4s-s -
usruF - rusty ~ffNffTfnff ORR Fs
ward ~ 5-l44f. Cell after p n
$50 REWARD t1 4py pcft1n sbo sIIl
gss tnfCrr.rtl r fl toe feortsfy ~ Fsy
Concrete cement HiHe- from ~ ofi
Puritan and ~'rspfi tsf~esn kNYem-
bsr 10 SON. lfos7 sarauya Frs-
4
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
'Deatb notiffs

HkRI/ Dee Chusipr tnec Klrcn
~ l1Ih Alice nlft no tNr late Prank
Funfral from George 2 NsrricE Funsfal
Home. 1893 Fast Grand Blvd Thur.-
day 30 m 81 John CstnGitc
Church al EsEt Grsud Blvd and ssr
gent. a. y a. ~
ktHS-Der Afbgr 4. u La44-
FAfkstysf beloved husband N Emma
SchFs1ief Kern dear fathfr a. Mra
Shirley 10y, Alberis and Caro-. Ma
fIshafafhff Of Eiien iry 1rsfncr ~
Mrs Gu1iAys Cast E1WFIg aUd Harm
A. n Peisp Fuuru H.u I2UST
Gratio' Ave until Fit-r in n
II -- -i-i---- - T1T1,FfaT
Church. hofsnr sud Fn..If,I.I unui
ttrns o; ssrs1rs ndfF M
kIRKSIY-Dec E James Ell ags -
nlynfh suddenly 40 t0tl len0t Ave
beioytd Aon ~ nstanr and Lester
EfsndaOn Of a. suf hn Lester Rirs
nun TreAt-grsnds1u o. Hft Nltus
strse ems sefflefe clG,s Fridsy
afternoon ~ 3 O and O. o. Harftl
Funeral HONE 1881 Hsrpef Ave
kONiS-sef Hrrtl
NoouADE suodeuly Dec la4s
isO = saa 80 ths ists peter sge
Maurice and Msr AcQuAds snd Mrs
vincent T. ueroy Ful,tI fou uI
fDcC 24e4 CniCsFn tkd Tuursrsy s'
U and Visitation CIuI.u az tu
Burial 81 OAsrt
sIFNTRS-Der Emma - zoos.
Chs lmsrs. beloved s7fr ~ Ftig Fuurrs
lhursdsy ID q. o. st a FctD.
inteTuFni NsuFN fiug MN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

louis = Ksimsr - Mary parp ~.
a bert sims - Hattie HuEsrc -.
Car " Ygrtner 20 lucite Burt -.
inutt & EcrIrr SO Erns . fss -
Pahfrt DiCGcnou. 90. Trs.ms y sam
mons 40
Thonsi A Young &c. Barbara , Nrcsr'y
-
Robert A SerIey ~ 9s- Io~tiuf Smi'r p
John MsrErwtrr 20 Helen Crgwscs .
S'ariey WycfsWtH 2f JolyDus tfEiRs -
"a
CO Ss.r-fro o.. Sophie Np1sa "a.
Cf.fse Cgsa Ft Fru lfI0ss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
BIRTHS

EALE
MARION ClsDry. 300 Whltcnfrt
hldfed CraA1u f'ts kuAsf
S.sS c.es D',hsg' H's,s ~ NsiGsS'' s,,s,
Mar BaEf si4t y Kif6y
sylvia siitsnen. 1889 Cresrrn'
Jsnt Patterson 7s22 Plti
Josephine Bensdi~i 49, faIes' 0Fter.''e
RUN Brrscf, zs15s brush. s.l-lrq Town.
t.l.
Ann Ten0le 3F4o Hunt
40 Dru Sst! Ut.0ocs.
E'1e Irents loei CIR uuur'
Eleanou Pclt "a E-L44L-4-l fsst-
Itptsls ku-rtF' 500 b"frd
Einnis Garantf lo-5s sootsin.
LiS~if MILE gee B~IisH
Ualnrsf Dsuieh tts8 HArtmlnf
EsSgarsf A'rrllt. .4-Li- A..l.s fr pn-e L IA
- Az.Ass-l So S-~-r5s-6
Marion DchuIu ? fIef s'vc
Sssr schssffei. guNs tr1tSf I.f PSfkwSy
cross ue
Es,rs B7uig8. a sois e.. sr .n
fa'h~riuf Del f8t rfcHr
80 Ftsus i's4a ~ ,lr
Pltr,e Ps-s
noro,ty HeSeou,s piaT,ss 49, A-eor.
B4rbsrs i4sch 90 Kit4ere-
70 Fnrtisf s'te 50 .er
iIris 6r~ood 1o-. Fserf'
SaTAn Dsvds~n bIo1 KercnsFR'
aer,hs s rr'eis - to.ss Hsrrr,
ior.,,, Na,1c.st. 444s Fear,s
Hsrv WsIh-tdgs fIag2 F-srs'cf'
r -,Nv gr,,sw t57 pr ~-rt
- Hsrrat -fg g.t. rIg..grc Para
..s-rrrr. ts-,e-. o. C-arf
h.as No-Eia a4ol lo1~.-1
p-.h ~. 80 $40 "A v~tHt
Tsi-r So, .rr. : sD - n.a.
-, v.r..aan 1850 W. ing'rr
nfttfr Frt.a-n i44s Fud
S-,rt. xs... a. fgtcssrY4-,
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DIVORCES

Louise Witlkt from Edwin =
Leur.a e Wss'iAi from Ronald l.
Mildred stevens fFvsn Jnin y
Dorothy Bis from Arthur g
AAfgsrsf Brown from HAIRY
LEV Bernard from Lena
Berries WEidr1u from jossph
HuFh p Clanmer from Alice =.
Donna SSrElt1 from Nat
CeleKtlu" Jones from Charlie
pfuthy - CnrOuCh from F-
Csctlis Cisppe from Louis
HAfry HaEquiEi from RhHs.
Clarence Brown from Bernie
Evelyn Riecei from Va Tycy
iurills Schutis rum NAitEF --
,.Sisficu WHITMAN from Prank H.
SarthS Grrksu from Lssn
frFnF rys from Clifford
Htien Shelly rom Lawrence
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Births Marriages . Deaths

Donsie c Van Blet 70 Syiws L VIII 7s
leonard " Morgan - Mary CsrAcS. 81.
Dsnie Etbsr - Alta ] FioNrrt IS.
ROlls Bond - Edna NJ Bauer. 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
MALE HEIp--sAIESMEN

sead hsing 300 farm.homs necessities,
medicines spices foods stc well
knosn every county For particulars
write RaleiEhs. Dept MCL 40 80.
Ersarnrf III
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