The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-31

oOClhl HOIhcTs pledbeQ Wnen
Governor Harry Kelly signs bill
controlling adoption OF children.
May 81 Nearly 1000 former
workers at the Willow Run Bomber
Plant visit USo office seeking Jobs.
JUNE
June sugar quota one third
less per individual In local area.
June 2-American Legion Post
number 2s2 attends memorial serv-
ice for George Black at ST. Luke's
Episcopal Church.
Boy Scou: awards given at Ypsi-
lanti District Court OF Honor at
Lincoln School.
Ypsilanti Savings Bank Joins
honor roll in reaching seventh bond
drive goal
Central Specially Co. and King
Seeley Co. merge.
June 4-Begole School district
has crowded condition.
Ypsilanu people take money from
savings accounts to buy bonds.
Social Security explained at coun.
selling center to veterans OF World
War since lay-offs.
Rotary told by Rev. Robert l..
Dewitt how to find security by
looking TO God.
June A small portion OF Viii
low Run Bomber plant used to
store planes that have come back
from the European theater OF war.
June 5-Ypsilanti City Council
passes proposed budget which will
reduce tax levy s25.300.
Three in race for new city school
board, Mrs. Mary Cummings, w. c.
Sturm and George Veins.
Roosevelt School sells $53,475 in
Seventh War Loan bonds, S49,375
E bonds.
Judge James R. Breakey Jr..
sworn In as Circuit Judge in Wash
tenaw County.
More room requested for Pros
pect School children by parents.
June City gas, sewer. sewage
disposal, water and street depar:-
ments plan TO strike.
Board OF Commerce dinner faces
gas shortage due to strike threat
June s-Ypsilanu Board o; Com
merce celebrates It's 25th year OF
service at Charles McKenny Hall
with $50 present.
Diplomas awarded 20 3s at Lin
coin School.
June S-City Of Ypsilanti re.
ceives the final payment on the
federal grant for the addition to
Boyer Hospital. Check is $24.936.04.
Unless a new membership OF over
200 is obtained the Ypsilati Tax
payers Association plans 10 dis
band.
June S-Roosevelt School gradu.
ates 81.
June 9-Normal College Com
mencement and Alumni luncheon
bring crowd 20 campus.
Municipal strike reaches hand
shaking stage-wage increase CIV
en-.
June 10-Rev. Walter B. Heyler
gives Baccalaureate address for the
Ypsilanti High School graduates at
the Methodist Church.
President Munson addresses Nor
NAL College graduates.
June 11-City Camera Shop op-
ems, operated by Donald Sackman
and Boyd Brown.
June 12-School War Bond sales
amount to $69, $50.
June 14-Flags at half mas be.
cause OF Seventh War Loan Drive
shortage.
June l5-New social group OF the
Intercultural division organizes.
June 1S-Cleary College has 81
at commencement.
June l9-Ypsilanti transportation
and City Cab Co. petition for rate
change.
Five more young men called into
service.
June 2O-City assessor spreads
.axes.
Rev. Walter B. Heyler returns
for eighth year OF service in the
Methodist Church.
June 21-Cigarettes and roses
given away with f bonds.
Committee appointed TO study
post war improvement.
June 22-Bleachers constructed
for Recreation Park.
Junior Chamber OF Commerce is
awarded first place in National
Competition ;or their entry in the
field OF tax education.
Meat supply is reduced because
Of Detroit slaughterhouse strike.
June 23-Four more firms Join
honor roll in Seventh War Loan
Drive.
Goodfellows asking early help
with names and addresses for sol
diers overseas.
June 24-Scout Circus has large
attendance at Camp Newkirk.
Junior Chamber OF Commerce at
annual meeting install new Off
GERS.
June 2S-Last plane comes out
OF Ford Bomber Plant.
June 29-Employees of Ford Gen
orator Plant help bond sale drive.
June 30-Ypsilanti tops bond
quota.
Swift drop in rentals at Willow
Run Village noted.
Bakers need sugar and lard.