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Evening star., 1946-03-21
Vanity Lamps, s7.'s
Less Than Half Price

18 of these glass vanity lamps.
Desk Lamps, metal with frosted glass
shades, Were $3.50. Now $40
Lamp Shade of eggshell rayon lined with
tearose. Ruching trim. Was $4.98. Now
$3.50
Hall Lamps, glass shade ON maple base.
Now less than half price - az. az
3 Lamp Shades of shirred rayon, eggshell,
blue and peach. Were $l975. Now $40
1 Lamp Shade OF white rayon with pink
ruching trim. Was $5.3l. Now 1896
5 Lamp Shades of rayon with wide rufae
trim. Were $19.98. NowS10
8 Glass Font Lamps, blue or green, with
metal shaft and marble base. Were $685.
Now ----------------------S1O.98
4 Lamp Bases, tall glass; Were ST. Now
S4.98
4 China Lamps, white with rayon shades
Were $1298. Now ER OK
Lamp Bases of natural wood with glass ball
insert. We're 1922. Now----S6.5 so
Table Lamp Base. Wood, maple color. Was
siZou. NOW ---------------------- SS.S5
Lamp Bases, yellow composition Chinese
hgure lamps. Were 81. Now 81. .98
The Palats Royal LAMPS. FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Boys Apparel Greatly Reduced

Shirts, than half
medium.
labeled Was $179
small medium than half
gabardn small medium Were
small, Were
all small medium, Were
half
Were
The PaasR Royal.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Stationery Remnants

100 Packages Air Mail Envelopes package.
half price Sc
100 Boxes Stationery No" less than half ---25c
Important Papers" Holders Less than
half price
100 Glass Coasters straw Now less than half price5c
IS rextron Card Table Covers Now half price ce----50c
IS Boxes OF Matches. Now hall price
Is Pipe Racks wood Now less than half Soc
So kidde School Bags NOW less than half prlce---45c
"a Flower Vases uclte' NOW half rs
"a Artificial Potted Flowers Now half ce-----75c
100 Artificial Stem Flowers Now less than half pree25c
Wooden Nut Bowls Now less than half price SOC
"a Hasho Mystic Board Games Now less than half
"a Waste Paper Baskets Now less than half price -35c
Frames Nowsess than half price
Sl.o5
) The palaa Royal.
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Radiant Cord, 65e

Vas 81
65 Spools of 1000 rayon radiant
cord in red, white, navy. 125
yards to each spool.
26 Stamped Towels, hand size, in cotton
twill with patches for applique designs
Were ACC each.
9 Stamped Baby Gowns, cotton, white only
with blue trim. Were 81. Now75c
Stamped Crib Spreads, cotton in red and
blue check. Complete with appliques. Size
40x60 inches. Were $3.50. Now S1.75
10 Waste Baskets, covered in gay rose pat
termed floral paper Now half price 5Oc
Stamped Baby Blankets, cotton to be ap-
pliqued. Size 30x36 inches. Were 98c.
Now Csc
30 Stamped Doorstops ready to be made Hia-
watha Lucky Puppy design Now less than
nail PRICE 35C
Is Bucilla Toys to be crocheted. Were 69c
Now
Model Sweater, all-wool hand-knit slip-on
Blue, size q Made to sell for IS. Now S3.5O
Samson Card Table, slightly damaged. Was
$3.50. Now 50
l Card Table, tip top style. Now less than
half so
l What-not Shelf of solid mahogany Slight
ly damaged. Now less than half price 81
/ Drum Table with mahogany finish.
Slightly damaged. Now less than half price,
S1.5O
l What-not Shelf in walnut finish Three
shelves, 80 inches long. Slightly damaged
Now less than half price ce--S1. so
The Palds Roydl :,
ART NEEDLEWoRK, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Shopping Bags, SOC HaHPrice

SnoPP'n9 oo9s, oOe H0T ff'ce
so Shopping Bags of cotton Khaki color with colorfu
binding.
Transparent Bags to half
Bags cotton ticking material
IS Supporters pink white Broken sizes Now
q Sewing Kits khaki Fitted with thread buttons and needles
Shoe Buffers of lambswool Now half price-25e
"a Shoe Wipes material less than half Zoe
20 Shoe Trees for shoes Wings style Broken
Sizes Now less than half
22 KIeiners Chidren of synthetic material Ages up
to 10 years NOW less than halt prlce---------Z5
Clothes Dryers deluxe models of metal with wooden clothes
pins Now half soc
13 Chamois Cloths household Were 50r
Clothes Dryers, coapsible wooden Now less than half
price
price Now
1Oc
so Shopping Bags of buap material with cotton handles
Were Soc Now-
20 Tourist Bags of rayo material Waterproof lining some with
bottles and jar Wine and brown Now less than half price
Knitting Bags with 3sc. 7r
10 Laundry Bags heavy Navy
So Mems Togse user Pockets for back pockets Cotton material
" ~ ' v ~ ' '' ~ "S ''' zoe s:
Aprons pastic-coated material $780,
Bags material IL pockets Were $500
" i.oo
Utility Boxes eardboardpape covered Slightly damaged
Wardrobe Bags of cotton material with slide fastener
$3.50. Now
~ ' '' ' ' ' S '''' 81
u Perfection Hair Rolls synthetic rubber Now less than half
he FIRST
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Mahogany Finish
Beds Greatly Reduced

S of these iull-size hardwood beds.
l was $39. -$29
l was $26. Now-r-----$18.95
l was $34.95. Now-----$24.5O
2 were $2995. Now-------S19.75
2 Living Room Suites, two-piece set
in modern style. Consists of spring
construction sofa and lounge chair.
Cotton velour covering, one green; one
wine. Were 1859. Now $199
Modern Lounge Chair in blue mohair
covering. Was $50. Now--S65
q Modern Occasional Chairs with
wheat finish arms. One rose, one gold,
textured cotton covered. Slig htIy
soiled.t Less than half price S1O.95
l Modern Barrel Chair, low-back style.
Green floral cotton cover; wheat fin
iSh legs. Less than half price, S19.95
Modern Tufted Back Chair with
brown cotton cover; wheat finish legs.
Was $4495. NoW-S 500. 30
l Refreshment Table in lined oak.
Was $1995. Now S1O.95
l Vanity Bench of blond finish hard
wood. Blue cotton covered seat. Was
SLABS. Now 1895
l Vanity Bench of blond mahogany
finish. Rose cotton covered seat. Was
$12.95. S8.95
4 Maple Beds, full size. Were $19.95.
NOW S14,95
Blond Mahogany Finish Bed. Full
size. Was $39 $40
The Palais ROYAL FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1946-03-21

Misses Fur-trimmed Wool Coots
az Including 2Oft Tax. We're $3.50 and More
10 fur trimmed full length and shore coats fitted and
box styles Furs are graydyed South American lamb,
blended red fox, muskrat, br0Wn-dyed mouton lamb.
Coats American beauty gold gray blue green Sizes
IL to 18.
10 Misses Furtrimned Wool Dress Coats in fitted and box
styles Choose blackdyed Persian lamb silver fox musk
rat brown dyed mouton lamb Lovely shades of blue,
green brown, gold Sizes TO- a. 16, 18 Were Silt and
more Now including 2o9o tax------ 5000
Misses Fur trimmed Shortie Coats. Fitted and box
styles with gray-dyed South American lamb muskrat,
sabe-dyed squirrel Blue beauty, navy wool Sizes 10,
IL, 16. Were $685. Now---------------------.S 60 4
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ned, domsedor otherwise
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Misses, Women's Untrimmed Coots
$25 Weres5995tos4995

S of fleece and meltons Black, navy, blue, green
10 Misses and Womens Goats, untrimmed Box
and fitted styles in these dress and casual winter
coats. Wool fabrics of fleece and meltons Black
brown, navy, blue. Sizes 10 to 16, 38 to A. 33h
to 3912, 3912 to 4312. Were $4995 to go
Evening star., 1946-03-21

Were $3.50
So felt bags coloru belts to brighten up your skirts
Black red kelly green trimmed in colorful buttons.
16 Cardigan Sweaters spring pastel coor of
red Sizes "a to 49, all wool Were $685. and Now So OK
IL Bolero Dresses needlepont
of white against lime red Sizes u to 1e Were $500 Now
$1295
Pairs Booty"
toes Red purple uchsia Sizes small medium large.
Were $685. Now---------- 95
Jackets of gabardne for the weather
ahead Also wind resistant Beige blue Sizes H. 8 20 Were
$685. Now -------S5.9 .95
Is Pairs Wool Knkers in for porswear Sizes u 18
Were $685. Now------------------- .95
so Bouses of cotton and pd Long and short sleeves
tailored White, blue black
Sizes 80 to 49, Were s595 and Now S395 "a OK
sPoRTSwEAR
Evening star., 1946-03-21
Ruffled Curtains, 81

LESS nan Hall Ff2Ce
20 pairs white rued cotton scrin curtains 81 inches
long.
20 pairs of assorted one-oa kind curtains reduced to
half price
SECOND
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Relief Corps Gives
to March of Dimes

To contribute TO the March OF
Dimes, to make one OF their mem
bers an honorary member. and to
arrange for their annual patriotic
meeting, were among the plans
made by Carpenter Women's Re-
lief Corps. Friday afternoon in
GAR. Hall. Mrs. Harry Williams
presided.
1t was decided to have the annual
patriotic meeting. Feb. Is and to
have Martha A. Beach Tent, Daugh-
tiers OF Union Veterans, as guests.
]. was voted to give SIS to the March
OF Dimes, and to make Mrs. Mary
Monaghan, a life member OF the
corps.
Mrs. Margaret Weston, who was
unable TO be present at the install
lation OF officers meeting in Janu-
airy, was installed in office by Mrs.
John Bird.
The mystery COX. furnished by
Mrs. Bird, was won by Mrs. Bertha
slit The next meeting will be Feb.
TX
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Thrift Shop AchWty
Repsakd in Reports

Committee reports showing actiy-
tiles OF the Ypsilanti Thrift Shop
were given and new members were
added, at the first regular meeting
OF the shops fiscal year. Friday, fol.
lowing a sandwich luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. II. A. Bisbee.
Following the usual custom, each
member brought her own sand
witches, the dessert and coffee be-
ing served by the hostess. with
Mrs. X. V. Ferguson and Mrs. Will
liam Snyder pouring.
At the business meeting immedi-
ately following the luncheon. Mrs.
r. ]. Miller presiding. many new
and interesting activities OF the
previous month were reported by
the various chairmen. While no ba-
sic changes in shop policy for The
coming year are anticipated, 1t Is
evident that all committees are
hard at work on their respective
assignments.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02

Mrs. John b. Shepherd informed
the members that her group had
sorted and packed three boxes o:
shoes for the clothing drive. She
also reported the heavy sales OF
merchandise for the two preceding
months had depleted the stock very
considerably. and additional sup
plies were much needed.
Mrs. Arthur Jackson advised that
a very good Job OF wall washing in
the shop had frightened the walls,
and invited inspection. Some other
changes In shop arrangement and
decoration are also planned.
The report OF the Home Service
Committee, under the direction OF
Mrs. A. r. McAndrew, showed the
most important items OF assistance
I'm emergency were: ambulance
transportation provided for a very
Ill patient from Ypsilanti to De-
troit. aid TO a family whose home
was involved in disaster, and a SIS
contribution to infantile paralysis
drive. This committee is also solic-
iting a bathrobe, paJamas and slip
pers for a hospital patient.
New members added at his meet
ing we're: Mrs. Clayton Oltersdorf.
Mrs. Fred Palma mad Mrs. James
Warner. who was reinstated. Mrs.
r. X. Eckert and Mrs. @. Van de
Walker are resigning. Mrs. Edward
Sweet will become an associate
member.
The American Legion has invited
the Thrift Shop to be represented
at a meeting in their home In the
near future for the purpose OF plan
ming a War Memorial which will De
Of community usefulness.
As special part OF the meeting.
w. C. Durant. finance chairman OF
the Boyer Hospital Board. spoke
briefly on the present plans. Many
existing problems were explained
and the hopes OF the Board for I'M
provement, now that wartime re-
strictions on supplies and equip
ment are being relaxed, were dis
cussed.
Preceding the regular meeting
the Board held its discussion, also
at the home OF Mrs. Bisbee.
The next meeting will be March
| at the home OF Mrs. George Geer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Miss Vvgunu Nub1 Robert Grams Wed Dubk2ug Church Ceremony

the Lohengriu wedding march was
played by Mrs. Whan. and as the
newly welded couple let: the altar,
Mendelssohn's beautiful march
pealed forth from the organ.
The pride wore a smart street
length dress OF white sheer wool
embroidered in rose and green and
a small white felt hat with felt
flowers and a black off he face
veil. Hor corsage was o: light gar
/ denias.
The groom added a personal
touch to his conventional attire by
wearing. a white satin necktie and
diamond scarf pin that had been
worn by his father at his own we'd
ding. % years ago.
The marion OF honor, the brides
sister. Mrs. Charles Hayden, had
chosen a Delft blue crepe street
length gown for the wedding. She
wore a corsage OF white gardenias.
The groom was attended by
George Leanord as best man and
the ushers were Lyle Murdoch and
Edwin Hoffman.
The brides mother was gowned
in street length sheer blue wool
with corsage OF white carnations.
The mother OF the groom was wear
ing an attractively tailored model
in soft olive green crepe. Her cor
sage was OF white carnations.
Following he ceremony a we'd
ding reception was held in the
social hall OF the church. Receiving
with the bride and groom we're
their parents and the brides un-
Giles and aunts, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Neubert of Detroi. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Neubert OF Romulus.
Baskets OF spring flowers and
white candles were used in the
supper room and assisting in serv-
ing were Mrs. Lester Wright, Mrs.
Herman Smith, Mrs. Charles
Sprague, Mrs. Leroy Thayer and
Mrs. Charles Alban.
Out Of town guests we're Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hutchings, Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Sampson and
Mrs. Lydia Sampson, Belleville, and
Miss Frances stroop, Readyville.
Tenn.
The bride and groom were both
educated in Ypsilanti schools and
the groom. a former Fireman nc
in the U. S. Navy, was recently
given a medical discharge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grams will reside on Emme:
st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Contract Series
Interest Grows

Interest in the City Contract Du-
plicate Bridge Tournament is grow
ing and .he meeting Friday evening
in Charles McKenny Hall was the
largest so far. There we're II tables
in play, seven in section one and
five in section two. Eight newcom-
ers we're enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Owens gave
a repeat performance OF last week
by again winning the prize for high
score in section one. In last Fri
day nights play they had he high
average Of .62S against their ,569
of a week ago.
In section two there was a tie
for top between two pairs with a
percentage OF $50. Mrs. Earl Free
man and Miss Inez Graves and Mr.,
and Mrs. James Il. Mohler. each
pair receiving duplicate prizes.
O.her couples who were above
average. 800. were: in section one
Mrs. Scott Sturtevant. Jr.. and A.
]. Whitmire, SIS; second, Mrs
Dan Anders and Mrs. c. p. Steimle :;
third, .6i2: Mrs. Agnes Matthews
and her daughter Mrs. Edward
Nehlsen, fourth. 5s2; Mrs. William
Halstead and Mrs. Walter Mclean
both OF Ann Arbor, fifth, 519; Mrs
James NJ. Brown and Mrs. Pau
Hayward. sixth, 500; in section
two Mr.. and Mrs. Richard X. Eek
ert. second. $50; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Beckinton. third, .51S; and
fourth was another tie between Mr.
and Mrs. Ward C. Dunlap and Mrs
Phelps Grouse and Mrs. Herbert A
Bisbee, .504.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
MISS BOERSEMA
SHOWER GUEST

Miss Mariana Boersema who is
10 be married 20 Cpl. Jack o'Key
Wednesday was the guest OF honor
at a bridal shower Friday evening
given by Miss Betty McKillen. Ann
Arbor, and Miss Helen Ellis. Ypsi-
lanti.
The party was in Miss McKillen's
home on Granger Ave. and decora-
tlons were especially attractive.
Combining the lacy valentine and
bridal motif OF red and white. two
large paper hearts we're placed up
on the mantelpiece in the living
room and ribbon streamers fell to
the floor. Behind these hearts the
shower gifts were hidden.
Brides games were played and
buffet supper served from a table
lovely with spring flowers and red
and white candles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
THE WILLOW RUN NEWS
Club Told About
Bow Scout Work

Floyd Smith was the principal
speaker at the regular meeting OF
the Spencer Child study Club, at
the Willow Run village Community
Building, Friday evening. MI.
Smith. who is principal of Wood
ruff School and the scoutmaster OF
the woodruff School Boy Scout
Troop, spoke on the work OF the
scouts. and gave a brief outline OF
scout organization, methods OF ao-
vancement, requirements for entry
and work of the various troops.
Walter Weaver, scoutmaster OF
troop 80. Spencer School, reported
to the group on the work OF his
troop during the past year. their
accomplishments in paper drives
and collection for Infantile Paraly
A short business meeting follow
ed, and the evening program was
presided over by the group program
chairman. Mrs. LA Long. Refresh
ments were served following nd-
jou-nment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Piano Pupils to
Present Recital

Piano students OF Hershal Pyle,
Michigan State Normal College
Conservatory of Music, will appear
in a recital Sunday at 4 p. m. The
recital will be in Pease Auditor
ium.
Selections will be: Hunting Song
by Mendelssohn. Dorothy Lee; Al
bum Leaf. Op IL, No. by Grieg,
Bette Platt: Moment Musicale by
Schubert, Lois Boyer; Polonaise in
A major by Chopin, Velma Stretch
er; Sonata No. l in major by
Mozart, Barbara Jacobson; Sonata,
CD. q, No. 2 by Beethoven, Edith
Steere; Turkish Rondo. X. V. 3Sl
by Mozart, Elfrieda Seitz; May
Night. Op. q, No. by Palmgren,
Gretchen Williamson; Nocturne.
Oh. 81. No. by Grieg, jeanne
Yeatman; Rondo No. in D major
by Mozart, and BY the Still Waters
by Beach, Joan Wilson; Clair de
Lune by Debussy. Marjorie Hick-
man: Waltz in + minor by Chopin,
Nancy Burrell; ROndo Capriccioso.
Oh. IA by Mendelssohn. Louise
smith; Rakoczy March by Liszt'
Elsa Moscal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Along the Street

Glen Skirvin, formerly of Indian
apolis. Indiana, has assumed man
agership Of the Personality Studio.
replacing Robert Brockley. Mr..
Skirvin, a veteran who served
nearly one year and half in the
European Theater. and held the
commission OF a first lieu. enant,
served with the Signal Corps as a
combat photographer. He was EN-.
ployed by Leon Tessler. owner OF
the studio, in the Indianapolis stu
do for about three weeks prior to
coming to Ypsilan.i to take over
the local studio. Before entering
the service. Mr. Skirvin was en-
ployed in the Photographic depart
ment OF the University Of Indiana.
Being married and the father OF a
two year old son, Mr.. Skiryin plans
to make his home here. He expects
his wife to join him here in about
two weeks.
Just received. stock OF Kristen
Pipes. United Cigar Store. adv.
Mrs. Frederick Barker. Automobile
Club OF Michigan, office, has re-
ceived word that her husband, Pfc.
Barker. has been transferred from
Aomort, Japan, to Tokyo. He is
serving with an MP. outfit there
Ethan Trim, Huron Valley Lines.
returned the latter part OF this week
from a trip through the western
part OF the United States in the in
terest OF the company. He made
several further stops en- route home,
including a two day layover in Den
yer, Colorado.
Max Forbes. Huron Valley lines,
left Friday evening to spend a
week OF ice fishing at his cabin
on the Tittibawassi River. He will
return the latter part of next week
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Officers Elected
by Hunting Club

The Red Coach Inn, Ann Arbor.
was the scene OF the dinner and
annual meeting OF the Camp New
ton Hunting Club Thursday evening.
Dinner was served to 90 members
and their guests.
At the business meeting officers
were elected for the year. They
were. C. C. Wescott. president;
DR.. II. H. Cummings, Ann Arbor,
vice president; D. NJ. Silkwor:h,
secretsry-treasurer The executive
board members elected we're w. E.
Bassett, Josph H. Thompson and
DR.. ]. ]. Woods.
The Camp Newton Hunting Club
is situated near Seney, Michigan,
in the Upper Peninsula and is ideal
for fishing as we'll as hunting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Willow Village
Home Entered

Willow Run, Feb. Mrs. Lucy
Garner, 1907 Newton Ct, Willow
Village, reported to the sherins
Department Friday that her apart
ment had been entered and clothes
and furnishings valued at close 10
$50 taken.
Listed as stolen were two dresses
an electric iron and food from
the shelves OF the ice box. The
complainant told investigating Of
flcers that she WAS away from
home from January "a to January
30, and entry apparently '7as made
by breaking the window glass In
the rear door OF the dwelling.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Games Enjoyed by
Westcott Workers

A pleasant social time and pro-
gressive games we're enjoyed by
Westcott Workers Glass OF the Bap-
t.st Church, Friday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Ter
rail-. The devotions opening the
brief business meeting, were led by
Mrs. Richard Dudley.
A lunch was seryed by Mrs. Ter
rail- and Mrs. Edward Dykman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Calendar Of Social Events

Public pedro and pnoche party Hall 5s Huron St.
sponsored by Auxiliary, Foreign Wars $3.50
MONDAY
of Order Of Eastern Star clock with
Mrs Gerald Schultz.
Queen City Lodge number knights Pyhas o'clock Castle
Circle of Baptist Womens Enon o'clock with Mrs JACK
CoTford.
lambda Chi Omega sorority meeting 1880 Charles Nc
Kenny Hall
Workngmens Benevolent Society. 1880. Arbeter Hall
Townsend Club, 1880. Ypslanu School lunch
Auxiliary number go o'clock Odd Fellow Hail.
Baptist Church; l5 35 loose
vel troop 20. 3 o'clock, StRrkweather Hall
Ypsan Garden Club o'clock Hover Laboratory T A Merrill
promologs Agriculture Service, Michigan
College, speaker. Meeting is to the public
TUEev
Ypsanti Grange all day J. Thumm S2
Ballard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
One Drink of Wine,
Two Dollars Left

Ann Arbor. Feb. William Ma
son, 4O2 n. Main St., reported TO
police today he was robbed Of S32
in cash after he visited a laundry
in the 100 block OF +. Ann ST. and
had a glass Of wine. Friday night.
Mason told officers he was serv-
ed one drink and after that he
didn't remember what happened
until he woke up early today. His
pockets were empty with the en-
ception ow two one-dollar bills.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Deaths
SGT. p. @. MELDRUM

Ann Arbor, Feb. 2-SiSgt. Rich
ard G. Medium, son OF 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Gordon c. Medium Pittsheld
Village, has been officially listed as
dead by the War Department. He
was a crew member of a B-29 which
was lost over Japan while on
bombing mission.
Sgt. Medium was a graduate OF
Roosevelt High School, and enlist
ed in the Army Air Forces four
years ago. He was 81 years old at
the time OF his disappearance. His
brother, Cpl. Allen r. Meldrum'
is in Germany.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
MRS. LEoTA A. HAGEN

Ann Arbor, Feb. Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Leota A. Hagen,
40. who died Thursday at st. Jo'
seph's Mercy Hospital, were today
at the Muehlig Funeral Home. with
Rev. Theodore SchL.ale officiating.
Survivors include her husband.
Luther: two daughters, Marilyn
and Betty, both at home; son, Sgt.
Donald Hagen, U. S. Army; two
sisters, Mrs. Joseph Wallaker ana
Mrs. Barrett Simpson, a" broth
err. Hugo S. Schneider, Ann Ar
Dor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
Rites Take Place Before
Altar With Whte 7apeu

William Neubert and the late Mr..
Neubert, Campbell Ave. and the
groom the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Grams.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Esther
Whan played Calm as the Night
and Maxwell Ament sang 20 Prom
Use Me" and 20 Perfect Love"
As the bride entered the church
with her uncle. John Neubert, De-
troit, who gave her in marriage,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02
In the Sick Room

Mrs. Henry NJ. Frain, who has
been in Boyer Memorial Hospital
for several weeks, has returned to
her home.
Gerry Williams. son OF 1t. Com.
and Mrs. G. Mennen Williams has
returned home from Ann Arbor
where he had been under treatment
for a throat infection at University
Hospital. Before returning home he
had a tonsilectomy in st. Joseph
Mercy Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-02

Jimmie Hunt went to Chicago to-
day to attend a one-day normal
school of the Chicago Association
OF Dancing Masters, OF which he is
a member. The school will be held
at the Morrison Hotel. Sunday.