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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12
Is
TO COXSWAIN

John Schilreff, 80, whose wife
lives at Hardin, has been adj
vanced to coxswain aboard a
battleship in the Pacific, ac-
cording to a navy release re-
ceived here this week.
He Servd with th crew of one
of the 16-inch guns on the
warship. Schilreff has partici-
pated n the action at Okinawa,
Leyte, Surigao Straits, Mindoro,
LuZon and Two Jima.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12

Plentywood; Gene Etchart, OF
Havre; j. Hugo Aronson, of Cut
Glasgow; Gordon C.. Sands, OF
Bank; J. C. Urquhart, of Kalis-
pell; H. o. Bell of Missoula; DR..
H. L. Casebeer, of Butte; ]. J.
Haytin, of Helena: Joe SWindle-
hurst of Livingston; E. R. Roehl
of LeWistown; Dr.. Herbert Car
away of Billings and R. ]. Hill
ger, of Glendive.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12
Statement Made Bv
New Kiwdnis Head

Hamilton Holt, nationally
known granite manufacturer
and newly elected president of
Kiwanis International, declared
this week that 1890 Kiwanis
clubs throughout the United
States and Canada will continue
to actively support the war a
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12

GAS ration books. both A and
B. VERNE Warddrip. Return
to Tribune-Herald. 28-l*
NO. 3 and No. 4 ration books.
L. C. Robinson. Return to
Tribrne-Herald. 28-1*
ONE "A" gasoline ration book.
Mrs. Barney Old Rabbit, St.
Xavier. 28-1*
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12

Dashiell Hammett, American
founder of the "hardboiled
school" of detective fiction, was
a Pinkerton detective for eight
years, and worked on the Nicky
Arnstein and FATTY" Arbuckle
cases.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-07-12
Thursday. July IL. l945
until victory has

gainst Japan until victory has
been achieved.
Elected at a wartime council
meeting in Chicago, Holt sue
ceeds Ben Dean, Grand Rapids
advertising executive as presi-
dent of the service organization
which embraces 10000 men,
bers in the two countries.
Holt, who resides at Macon
and is president of the Associa-
ted Industries of Georgia., has
long been active in southern
business circles. He also is a
member of the Governors War
council and the State Commiss-
ion to Revise the Georgia Con-
stitution, a trustee of Mercer
University, Macon, Ca, and vice
chairman of the committee on
group cooperation for the Ma
tional Association of Manufact-
urerS.
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ONE red white face steer.
branded Lazy H Hanging H
on left rib. Reward. E. E. Cox
1O8 N 31st. Billings. 27-3
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ADVANCE showing of fur coats
$4,000 to $4,000 The worlds
largest retailer of fur coats.
Montgomery Ward & Co..
Sheridan. Wyo. 25-4
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THRESHING machine Its.
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ONE ration book. Willard James
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Board. 1922
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-10

official club of Lions Internation-
al" ->'
Pres dent Jones thanked the
WlImlns Ion members present and
the entire Wilmington club for
their interest and help in effect
ing their organization. Jones
singled out M. Eugene Billiard, a
prominent Wilmington laundry
man, for his untiring work in all
phases of the organization of the
club.
Charter members of the Leland
club and their classification are
as follows:
W. G. Adams, garage; E. M.
H: ckman, farmer; Glen M. Tuck
er, High school principal; H. Nc
Dawson Jones, retired; R. V. Will
hams, credit manager; H. O..
Peterson, Jr., lumber; Alonzo H.
Ganey, justice of the peace; Carl
c. West, fuel; E. L. Krahnke, pos
tai service; U. L. Rourk, general
merchant; Rosie c. Homes, auto
salesman; H. O. Peterson, Sr.,
livestock; R. E. Saunders, me-
c4lanic; G. C. McKeithan, electric
controlling devices; Dan Willetts,
sheet metal; Mac. F. Jones, retail
furniture; L. French Cowan, min
lister; Henry T. Lewis, groceries;
j. H. Reynolds, electric engineer;
j. Thurman Skipper, shipbuilding.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-10
MAC JONES HEADS
LELAND LIONS

At an organizational meeting
hold Monday night in Leland High
school Mac F. Jones, Leland furni.
.we dealer was elected president
NJ the new Leland Lions club.
Twenty prominent Leland bust.
,oss men attended the nneetinp
and became charter members Of
tho club. M. Eugene Bullard, past
oresident and present secretary
RI the Wilmington Lions club, pre-.
sided The new organization was
formed under the sponsorship OF
tbe Wilmington Lions, with Joe
uood and Foster Edwards attend.
ing.
Other officers elected were as
follows: Glenn Tucker, first vice
president; R. V. Williams, second
vice president; H. O. Peterson
sr third vice president; Carl c.
west. secretary; H. T. Lewis.
treasurer; Alonzo H. Ganey, Lion
Tanner. and J. Thurman Skipper.
Tail Twister. Directors elected
for two-year term were E. L.
Krahnke and Dawson Jones; direc-
tors elected for a one-year term
we're W. J. Adams and l.. H. Rev
nolds.
The night of Friday, November
10, has been set for the Leland
Lions charter night with invita-
lions soon to be mailed to all of
the clubs in the southeastern part
Of the state
Projects on which the new club
will start Immediately after re-
ceiving it's charter will be Cd a
general school Improvement, (2)
$500 annual scholarship for the
hest all-around student graduating
from Leland High school, 90 op-
teal examination of all enrollees
al glasses provided for the under
privileged, and "a general inn
provement of Leland road system.
Joe Hood officially welcomed
the Leland organization into the
Lion family by stating, by the
authority vested in me as first
vice president of the Wilmington
Lions club 1 now proclaim this an
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-10
Police Unearth Clues
In Warehouse Thefts

Clues have been found and ar
rests of the intruders who ranSack.
ed two local business houses last
weekend, are expected within the
next few days. police headquarters
spokesman said yesterday.
Detectives H. Hayes and e. B.
Murray were continuing their in.
vestigation of a report by N. A.
Merritt that his warehouse was
broken into sometime between
noon Saturday and 8 a. m. yes.
terday. Entrance apparently was
made through the Hall Brokerage
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-10
Welfare Commissioner
10 Speak AT New Der,

NEW BERN, Oct. s.-Dr Ellen
winston, of Raleigh, state commits.
sloner Of public welfare. will ad.
oless the New Bern Woman's club
Wednesday afternoon and that
night will speak at a public gather.
ing IN the Craven county court.
mouse. This will be her first off.
cdal visit in this county.
Mrs. John F. Rhodes, Jr., club
president, will preside over the
AFTERNOON meeting, and the speak.
er Will be introduced by Mrs. John
y. Whlttord, county welfare super.
lntendent. The night session will be
presddee over W. F. Dowdy, chair.
man OF the Craven county welfare
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-10
company. also entered and "a

company. also entered and ran
acked.
John Hall, manager and owner
Of the Hall company, reported to
police that his business had been
entered and few pencils stolen.
The safe also was tempered with
but was not opened.
Merritt reported the loss OF IA
cans of Kippered Snacks, four cans
of plums and IA half-pint glass jars
of honey.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-10-10

Vendetta (from the Latin word
vindicta meaning revenge) is a
custom by which the nearest klns-
man of murdered man is obllg-
ed to take up the quarrel and
avenge his death.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
THE Willow RUN News
Pinel to do His
Spring Cleaning

5. Pinel, Public Worksk Depart
mentment, has Planned an ambi1
tious program for the coming
months. His department has been
planting trees and shrubs this winI
ner. but in April they will plant
about a thousand more small
shrubs as we'll as few small trees
in the federal housing area.
The unusually hot. dry weather.
that occurred last summer ruined
much Of the grass that had been,
planted, so that will be resoddedl
After the first period of growing il
over this spring, Mr. Pinel said they
would start sodding the bitches
that are causing erosion. This will
either be done with grass or vines.
They are hoping the honey suckle
with which they planted the ditch
near the treater, will be in bloom.
Roads that have. been blacktop-
ped, the east end of Clark Rd.. aud
the north end of Harris. will be|
finished and those that need REL
pair will be repaired.
The housing units will be paint
ed on the outside as soon as the
weather permits. The interiors
will also be painted.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Lutheran Mixer
EnrOllS Members

-Four new members. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Lutz and Mr.. and Mrs. Robe-t
Thumm. were enrolled in the Luth.
eran Mixer at their February meet
ing. Thursday evening al the
church. and the birthday Of Mrs.
Glenn Groosbeck was celebrated.
Carl Scheffler. Boy Scout leader
made a request for members to
save their waste paper for troop 90
in the coming paper drive in March
Dr.. Clarence Loeseil made an ap-
peal for all to contribute to the
educational fund for Lutheran col
lages. 1t was voted 10 contribute to
fund for George Neiman. former
vicar OF the church. here.
The group sang Happy Birthday
TO Mrs. GrOOsbeCk. The meeting
was closed with prayer
The remainder OF the evening
was spent playing games. with
prizes going to Mrs. Fred Voter.
Glenn Groosbeck. Mrs Leslie Rus
sell and Emil Lidke, Jr.
The committee for the evening
was Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scheftler.
Mr. and Mrs. LAMAR Thumm and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul lngrodt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Casualties
"A pint OF blood can save
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointment"

Michigan Army personnel wound
ed in action in the European area
are:
Abbeg. Pfc. Louis A-Detroit.
Anklsm, Pfc. Lowrence D.-Sagl-
nav
Backstrom, Pvt. Herbert Mus
kegon.
Bacon. TISgt. Jimmy L.-Mayyille.
Bailey, Pvt. Charles H.-Detroit.
Baker. lit. Arson R-Highland.
Baldwin, PFC. Robert A.-Detroit
Barnes. Tees Robert II. - Iron
Mountain.
Batch. Pvt. Norman V.-Fruitport.
Beane. Pfc. Donald W.-Detroit.
Beebe. Pfc. Bryce R.-Durand.
Bekkering. Pfc. Nelson C.-Byron
Center.
Belka, Sgt. Thomas P.-Wayland.
Bergeron. Pvt. HEINZ H.-Sault
Sainte Marie
Bernard. Pvt. Cecil A-Detroit.
Bernhard, Pvt. Robert W.-Grand
Rapids.
Binge. Pvt. Edward detroit.
Blaauw. Pvt. Henry-Sparta.
Boettcher. Pvt. Arthur E.-Detroit.
Rogart. Pfc. Glenn O.-West Branch.
Boyer, Pvt. Leonard detroit.
Bowers. Pfc. Walter R.-Wayne.
Bowker, Pvt Harry-Detroit
Boyd Pvt. Clair L.-Detroit.
Bradt, S Sgt Charles VI. - St.
Charles.
Brady. Pfc. Clare-Athens
Browning. Pvt. James C.-Detroit.
Burden, S Sgt George Minister.
Carlson, Pvt. Laverne W.-Luding'
ton.
Carlton. Pfc. Donald C.-Ishpe-
ming.
Carrig. CPL Ralph Detroit.
Cervenka. pvt. Robert Pontiac.
Chase, Pfc Oryille H.-Walker-
Vile.
Chemielewski. PFC. Edward-De.
troit.
Chronowski. PFC. Andrew H.-Ham.
tramck.
Golden. T,sgt. Glenn H.-Avoca.
Contois Pfc. Berten Sands.
Conway. Pvt. Harold Fam Ar
Dor.
Curran, Pvt. Paul PONTIAC.
Dau. Sgt Robert O.-Detroit.
Dean. Pvt. George R.-Jackson.
Fischer, Sgt. william W.-Ann Ar
Dor.
Fisher. Pvt. Claude M.-Brown
City.
Fisher. pvt. Milo W.--Detroit
Fisher. cpl. Richard C.--Detroit.
ellis. Sgt Frank S.-Detroit.
/ ellison. S/Sgt. Floyd W.-Pontiac
] Hankala. Pvt. DIVA W.-Princeton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Legion Amhny Cine Ahe0t'on
10 Rehabilitation Of Veterans

The American Legion Auxiliary
stressed rehabilitation OF war vet.
rams at It's regular business meet
ing at the Legion Home Thursday
evening
The president. Mrs Ray Clark.
introduced several new members
and then called on the various
committee chairmen for their re-
ports.
Mrs Brit EddiHgs. Poppy chair
man, discussed her plans for the
auuual Poppy Day sales May - aud
&c. The funds secured in these year
~ drives are used in rehabilitation
work for veterans Of both World
Wars.
The Girls State chairman. Mrs.
Clifton Leland. read spond-
rnce from the state committee per
tanning to the Girls State held eN-
cry year at the University of Mich
isan. The local unit Will sponsor
one girl from the city.
Mrs. r. ID. Barnes. rehabilitation
chairman. reported on the parties
being held regularly az the stat"
Hospital for veterans there. Fhe
next party is scheduled for Tues
day. March 6 These parties are
sponsored and financed by the Sec
ond District Of the American Le-
zion. Entertainment. games and re-
rashments are provided and served
Nv the Auxiliary members. The vet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Hunt Serves as
Dance Instructor

The Gilbert House Youth Canteen
has secured the services Of Jimmy
Hunt as dance instructor every
Friday from 7:3O TO $50 in the
music room on the first floor. After.
ward there will be social dancing
tor all. with refreshments served
at 9:45 by the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce Auxiliary. They will BE-
the sponsors and chaperons for the
evening. During the refreshments
two seniors from Lincoln High
School will entertain. Miss Dorothy
Tettite will sing, accompanied by
David NimesheiH.
The honored guest OF the evening
will be Miss Iris Andrews. teacher
Of physical education at Ypsilanti
High school.
The evenings entertainment viii
be in charge OF George Tackmann,
Harry Littlefield. jeanette Sprague,
Lyle Clause, Norman Pratt, Nor
cen Thomas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Exodus Will be
Bible Group Topic

Birthday Bible Group took up the
study Of the first eight chapters
OF Exodust. after nominating
committee for election OF officers
was appointed Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Alvin Anderson. Mrs.
Frank Huff conducted the Bible
study.
In the absence OF the president,
Mrs. Milford Osburn, Mrs. Dan
Patch presided at the meeting.
which was opened with prayer by
Mrs. Acie Dodge. The president ap-
pointed Mrs. Dodge and Mrs.
Charles Alban on the nominating
committee.
Birthday cake and tea were
served in celebration OF the birth.
day OF Mrs. Anderson.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Melvin Rydberg.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Eastern Star Order
Receives Instruction

The officers OF Ypsilanti Chap
ter number l19 order OF Eastern
Star were given a school OF in
struction by Mrs. Ella Parkins,
Port Huron. worthy grand matron
Of the Grand Chapter OF Michigan,
Thursday afternoon in the Masonic
Temple lodge room. She was assist.
ed by Mrs. Gertrude Wills, Capac,
chairman OF obituaries OF tho
Grand Chapter.
After the school. Mrs. Parkins
and Mrs. Wills were guests OF the
officers for dinner at Charles Nc.
Kenny Hall. Places were laid for
%.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Groups Have Joint
Patriotic Meeting

In celebration OF the birthdays Of
Washington and Lincoln. this
month, Martha A. Beach Tent.
Daughters OF Union veterans. and
Carpenter Women's Relief Corps
met for their annual joint patriotic
meeting, Thursday evening at
GAR Hall.
A delicious chicken dinner was
served at $50. after which a pat.
riotic program OF addresses and
music was enjoyed by the members,
visitors and representative OF al
lied patriotic organizations in the
city.
Mrs. Pearl Raymond, president Of
Martha A, Beach Tent. gave the
welcome, and Mrs. Vincent Cele.
breeze. president OF Carpenter Wo-
mems Relief Corps. the response.
Mrs. Raymond introduced Mrs. Rae
Litchard patriotic instructor OF the
Daughters, and Mrs. John Slater.
patriotic instructor Of ne Corps.
Mrs. Litchard was program chair.
man.
+. W. Waugh, OF the Norma
College faculty. gave an interesting
address an the life Of Washington,
and Rev. William r. Shaw on the
life Of Lincoln.
Music was provided by Mrs
Ralph Mcdonald. who sang sweet.
~, a group OF three songs, Amer
lean Prayer" by Vincent Rose and
Lawrence Stock; Dear Little Boy
of Mine" by Ernest R. Ball; "Smil-
in Through by Arthur a. Penn.
Mrs. Annis Gray accompanied her
at the piano.
Miss Barbara Warmers delightful
violin selections were Chan
SON by Friml. and "Schon Ros-
marin" by kreiser
Readings given by Mrs. Lowell
Lee were Easier Sunday Morn
ing in Church and Food for Cos
sip
Representatives of allied patriot
&c organizations called on for short
talks were, F. p. Livingston, com
mander OF Veterans OF Foreign
Wars: Iba Bassett. Sons OF Neter-
ans; T.. Z. Ensign, Spanish War
Veterans, Ralph Mcdonald, chan
cellor commander OF Queen City
Lodge. knights of Pythias, visi-
tor. also gave short talk.
The program closed with a piano
selection medley OF patriotic
songs played by Mrs. Carrie Brein-
ing, the salute to the flag. and the
singing OF God Bless America.
Rev. Shaw gave the benediction
The committee chairmen who
prepared the dinner were Mrs. Bert
GILLETTE. dining room, and Mrs. En-
sign, kitchen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Calendar OF Social Events
TODAY

Riverside club cooperative luncheon 1880 and gift
table sandwiches and dish
a OF Mrs Harvey Holmes.
Ainey A1ereness Womens Relief Corps, as
GAR-RalL
Past Presidents club of Carpenter Womens Relief
meeting this month
Baptist banquet CSC. Ray IIayland De.
tot will show technicoor motion pictures of his hunting trip
far north in Canada.
Girl Scouts Rackham school o'clock troop
Brownies Central School 800.
Boy Scouts $50 cub T. Roosevelt pack 81 meets al
home Of Mrs h f. Fuller p. Johns Church troop ~
e
SATURDAY
Boy Scouts 10 Neghborhood
Wilson johnson.
Washtenaw bridqe
O'Clock Hotel Huron.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Odd Fellow Lodge
Plans Initiation

At The weekly meeting OF Yps!-
lant Lodge number 5iS, LO.O.Fa
Thursday evening. initiation for
Mar. % was planned. Kenneth Win
grove. noble grand, presided. Mem
bers Of the old second degree team
were asked to be p resent for get
together. next Thursday evening.
Refreshments will be served by
Kenneth Wingrove and B. J. Par
ker. and committee.
On Mar. 90, Nankin Lodge, de
gree team. Wayne, will be visitors
and initiate candidates.
Mrs. Barbara Hitler. Marquette
il a guest at the home OF her son,
Arlie X. Braman and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23

Hammer, Tee 5 Thomas N.-Royal
Oak.
Harcourt, Pvt. Edward L.-Ypsi-
lanti.
Hebein, Pvt. Fred Iron Noun
tain.
Henderson, pvt Kenneth Cor
runna.
Herlihy. Pvt. Dayid-Detroit 4.
Hicks, Pvt. Thomas S:-Iron Noun
tain.
Honkala. PVT. Roy M.-Ishpeming.
Keller. Pvt. Francis bay City.
Klimbal. Pfc. Anthony F.-Detroit.
Klinkhamer. Sgt. Russell P.-Mount
Clemens
KnizacGy, Pfc. Stephen free
soil
Kovach. Pfc. steve-Detroit
Lamb, Pvt. Floyd L.-Grand Rap
ids.
Lane. S Sgt. John T.-Detroit.
Lazarowicz, Pvt. Edward F.-Jack
son.
Lee. Pfc. Wilfred C.-Detroit
Lord. Pvt, Howard Flint.
Lutz. Pfc. Richard Three Riv-
ers.
Maxim. Pvt. Harry-Grand Haven.
Martinson. Pvt. Alvin M.-Fox.
Masiak. Pvt. Rudolf-Detroit.
Mcfarland. James F. Jr.-North-
vile.
Mclaughlin. Pvt. Patrick, Jr.-De.
troit
Mcneil. Pfc. James J-Roseville.
Micheletti, Pfc. Ferdinand-Tri-
mountain.
Moran, Pfc. Richard T.-Alden.
Murdoch. Pvt. Donald NJ, Jr.-De-
troit.
Murphree, Pfc. Elvis E.-Detroit.
Pingle. Pfc. Albert F. 49, Mount
Clemens.
Przybylowicz, PFC. Alfred DE
troit.
Rimar. Pvt. Marvin A.--Detroit.
Rininger, pvt Donald R.-Hend-
erson.
Rivenburgh, Pvt. Leonard Pom
tiac.
R bino, PFC. Notwithstanding
ham.
Sabatine. Pvt. John J-sault Ste
Marie
Sal. Tecf4 Fred s.-Hamilton.
Schwartz. Pvt. Clarence H.-De-
troit
sedore, Cpl. Maynard F. - Grand
Ledge.
shanaway, Pvt Robert R-Mon-
roe.
Stanley. Pfc. Gerald C.-Detroit.
Smith. Cpl. George-Coopersville.
| Snacker. PFC. Nictor-lthaca.
| Sowa. PFC. Bernard detroit.
Strick. Pfc. Frederick R.-Dotroit.
/ Strong. Pfc. Tom E.--Iron Noun
tain.
Taggert. Tees L. G. F.-Dowagiac,
/ Terrell. Tees Jack A.-Three Riv-
ers.
Tucker. Pfc. Earl Est Clair
Shores
vanek, T Sgt. Charles B.-Sturgis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Lebanon
were very pleasantly entertained
at a s o clock three course dinner
in observance OF their silver we'd
ding anniversary Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Max Richards. Belleville Covers
were laid for fourteen. The table
was tastefully decorated with a
four TERED welding cake with silver
and white ornaments which was
cut by the bride and groom OF
twenty-five years ago. The guest Of
honor received several lovely gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
WOMS Thanked

Wives OF Men in Service were
thanked al their meeting at Gilbert
House Wednesday night, for their
help in planning and chaperoning
Of the teen age cantten party held
at the Gilbert House. February l6.
Refreshments and decorations at
the Wednesday meeting we're in
keeping with the commemoratiou
OF George WashinGton's birthday
The next meeting OF the club will
be March :.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23

Unit will Furnish meat and rolls,
After the business meeting a de-
Hcious salad course was served by
Mrs. Brit Eddings. Mrs. Emil Sus-
terka, Mis-. T. d. Barnes Mrs, Carl
Clark and Miss Jean Clark
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
Honored at Shower

Miss June Elvidge, Sic Pearl St,
was honored Tuesday night at
bridal shower given at her home
by Miss Ruth Earle, $40 Cross St,
and Miss Helen Cruikshank,
Wayne. The guests were: Mrs.
Geraldine Woodmansie, Detroit
Mrs. Aileen Stevenson. Wayne,
Miss Donna Morris, Miss Jennette
Gold. Miss Olive Davis, Miss Cor
rine Clemett, and Miss Jackie
Brown, all of Wayne, Miss Gail
MCCarter, Detroit, Miss Donna
Fourier, Dearborn, and Miss Jean
Miller. 1l3 Ballard St, Ypsilanti.
Miss Elvidge's marriage to Pvt.
Norman Grounds, OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. will take place at the Baptlst
Church, March J.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
TODAY
Rural Events
TODAY
Stony Greek

Stony Creek. W.S.C.S. sponsors
community potluck supper. $50
p. m. at Grange Hall. Families of
community bring own sandwiches.
dish TO pass. Free will offering
and program.
York
Mooreville P. r. 4. at school
house. Penny supper, 7 p. M.
followed by meeting and program.
SATURDAY
futile Hill
Fellowship Supper : p. m. at
Friends Church. Pictures OF The
Grain OF Wheat by Perry Hayden
will be shown.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
MAY BE BRANCH

Detroit-A state legislators sug-
gestion that Wayne University OF
Detroit be made a branch of the
University of Michigan aroused at
tention today. The suggestion
came from State Rep. John 2.
Espie of Eagle as the house ways
and means committee concluded
a two-day junket in the Detroit
area Thursday with an inspection
OF Wayne. which has asked the
state for S500000O building fund
and annual lamentations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-23
THREE FREED

Kalamazoo Mrs. Clarence Helm
rich and her two children were
freed in the liberation OF the holy
Ghost Children's Camp adjacent to
Santo Tomas University in Manila,
according to word received here
Thursday by relatives. The wom'
ans husband, a mining engineer
last reported a prisoner in the Ca
banatuan camp, is still missing.