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Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECoND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE or
MONTANA. IN M O THE COUNTY or
arr WEIR ROW

IN AND fOt lfE NoOHti ~
SILVER BOW.
NARY BENSON. Plaintiff IS GRACE HAR
KINS. If alive. if dead. all unknown heir aaa
or deylsees Of GRACE HAisKlNS deceased
EDWARD MCCLELLAN, Il alive. = dead "
unknown heirs and for drylsees pi fD"Afa'
MCCLELLAN. deceased, MRS EDNAhtD Ms,
GEEIiAN. II such person there bet ana az
other persons. unknown, elaslnii'I ~ W.
might claim. airy right. title cstaie or interest
IN or lien or eucuinbrance upon The veal prop
erty described IN the complaint. or any
thereof. adverse to plaintiff ownership. OF
any cloud upon PLAINTIFFS tue thefelo'
| whether such claim OF possible cam be pres
ent or contingent, inciuaihg any oiA.n' =
| possible claim. Of dover inchoate OF accrued
Defendant.
No i3.372
TuE A OF MONTANA TO THE ABOVE
NAMED DEFENDANTS, n 10 ALL OTHER
PERSONS. UNKNOWN, GREETING
You arc hetcby required to answer inc COM
| pla!nt ii this action. which IS iled ~ ".
nffice Of the Clerk OF this court. a copy ol
which IS herewith served upon you ana y
,tlc YOUR answer and serve a copy thereof
unon plaintiffs attorneys within twenty w
DAYS after the service OF tins luminous eN'
elusive OF the day of service. ana IN case OF
your failure to appear or answer luuB'h,.'
yvui be taken against you By default Tor tA'
| lt4ti Qtllld4lItA w tAN
d brought for the purpose OF quoting tue Y
In lands situate IN Silver Bow County Mon
taua. and described as follows, to-Wit'
Lots numbered One 81 and Two i2l u
block numbered Twenty One I'll Of w
Galatm Addition to the City OF Butte. ~
yer Bow County. Montana according 70 w
official pla, and survey thereof on file an'
Of record IN the office Of the County clerl
ana Recorder OF silver Box County. Mon
lama. together with all and singular IN
lands. hcreditameiis and appai
tenances thcrcunio belonging Or ~ alN-"4S
apperiaaing. saving and excepting az ofe
and minerals beneath the surface OF sal
lands as reserved BY conveyance Of recor
n The Office Of the County Clerk ana fe
corder Of silver Bow County, Montana
witness my hand and the seal Of sad coul
il.is 9th day Of Sept 1913
,ra,st seall ELMER SHEA,
Clerk or the District Cour
BY ROBERT MCCORMICK
Deputy Clerl
Eniph and Murray, a5 West Broad3a'
I p,,te Noutana. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication sept. l6, 1919
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

h9fsf NIhleatlvi OCT 3. i9tb
~ IuE DISTRICT COURT OF Itta 7teoAa
trDfCiAL DISTRICT or TIL alAk oi
MONTANA II AND FOR THE eefN 4 or
SILVER BOW
VIRGINIA RENEAu Plaintiff sra
e Reaeia Defendant
ALIAS SUMMONS
TIE STATE OF MONTANA SENDS G4ttfi
lNefs 70 TIE ABOVE NAMFa DkltNlf
ANT
You are herobg Summoned g - tf
complaint in this action. which ! 800 y 'Ae
office OF tire Clerk Of tins Coui sfpf q
which Is herewith served upon 1eA' ana -
Njc Vo.r answer and serve a eppF thereof
upon the plaintiff attorney Niiilh twenty
DAYS after Che service OF this sAta9s eN-
elusive 1T the day Of service. 1ad % csse
1i your failure to appear or aAsRff laus
mtNt VIII be taken asainst 20 as a.iatA
for The relief demanded in the eonplaiit
4 BRET statement OF plainlA3s gaAaf o.
action. IS as follows. to-wit
mat plaintiff aud defendant sit saiatrled
at SAT- LAKE CITY. Utah. on OF aaosf ~ liilt
d.A Of April. 1913. and ever since AtNe Deeh
and uog are husband and wife
rhat no children were born Is .sr Of
sad marriage
rhat plantff s now aad sfei az
Actual bona fIde resident OF tAt ssah q
Saatana and this tor more than ohf year
AArA. IANAL Astft aAtAttf tftthrf
| meueemruf oil this action. tow TIE @etl
day 81 September, 1913.
That defendant has been and spN i guilty
Of wind Dcscrtion Of plaintiff n ms to-Nlti
that at ChehaliS. Washington, ana on or
about the lgth day OF May 1875, and fpr
more than one wear past and immediately
preceding The commencement Of fh action
/ ,o-wlt the 2gth dag OF May 1875 lie SAFE
defendant With the intent in l4H - desei'
and abandon plaintiff a.id 70 4Nf seNtfat'
ad apart from plaintiff did ~iia4iS' Niorg'
| f4lr. knowingly. Intentionally ard yolhMiarh'
desert and abandon plaintiff. That snch ue
sertiom mas persisted and contiauea IN eye
since the said 18th day Of MAY l44a ald ~
more Than onc year last past and ififaedlatel
prior to the commencement OF sIid actor
and Was and Is without the consent an
AGAINST the wishes OF plaintiff
Plaintiff prays for ar. absolute DIVORCE an
any other aud further relief IS the coni
mas deem Just and equitable u the premise
witness my hand aud tha seal OF Sal
Court tbs SIN day o. Ogtoper. a D 1919
,seail ELMER SHEA
Clerb
81 ] GABsE. Deputy clefs
coSle & ybarra 81 s.Afi Boz Block Balf
Montana. ATTORNEYS ior pe rs
FIRST publication o. iA8 "
IL THE DISTRICT cuH+Hr 0F THE SECoN
JUDICIAL DISTRICT ~ TIE STATE Q
MONTANA IN AND l3a 3Ht COUNTY 9
SILVER BOW
Ii the Matter "a i4t Of George
Greg. Deceased
NO l2.T68
NOTICE OF SALE or nFNA ESIAlf
5 pnrs,,ant ID It'll Order AIH zen and mar
III TIE above entitled Coz .hait,i ~ Y
. gsth dav ui September. iA4l ff uAotiA tNhp
T rxecatof Of the aboff esfaHa la'r' WI =
at priyate sale. to fie li asuder ior Ga.
/ Oh or after tie i8iA daN b g aDtf, lsit
"a . 80 E4AHL estate Af AH
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
II For tile above amendment.
II Aea.ast the above amendment
United states Of America

State OF Montana. s.
|. sam W. Mitchell. secretary OF STATE OF
the State Of Montana, do hereby certify ina,
the foregoing is a true and correct COPY OF
an act entitled. .
AN Act to Provide for the Submission 70
the Qualified Electors OF the STATE 0. Mon,
tana Of an Amendment to Section 81 o.
Article V Of the Constitution OF the state
O. Montana, Relating to the Remission OF
Certain DELINQUENT Persona, Property Taxes
and the Cancellation Of Certain OBLIGATIONS
!Ieid BY Counties. the Collection OF Whieh !
Barred BY The Statute of Limitations"
In testimony whereof. I have fereunto SCI
state Of Montana. at Helena. the Capital
this twenty-sixth day OF July, A. D. 1913.
lSEALl SAM ". MliCnhlL'
Secretary of State
FRS. publication August s, 1919 -
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
ROSTER OF BUTTE UNIONS

Ladies Auxiliary. Local Z. international Union
~ Mine. NH and Smel;er workers. Go
meets 2nd and 4th Tuesday. Marie Goiorth
pres. Janet Mueller. vice pres; MarEaret
briggs. rec. sec: Ruth Hil,.fin. sec fran
ces Kalaiatich. warden, Cynthia Lee, cond :
Irene Rodrigu.z. Catherine Penney, MARY
Sumina. trustees, P. o. Box 10.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
Roster Of Billings Unions

y.iowstone county Trades 4 Labor
Assembly Meets Fri pau IN =
abor Temple. - South cath St. 70.
nnx 1915. Robert West, pres. Maui
rice Holmes. vp Glenn Italian.
lin. scc.-treas.. Martha W. Peterson
rar SEQ. rd kiipsfein sgt -ai-arins.
Howard Smith, George Linville, FRANK
Mayer, trustees ll"ne -'a',
Carpenters Local No. llI2.- Koy
Thompson pres: Il. II. Helterbran,
rec. sec. Meets list and Sd TUESDAYS
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES


p 49,
Az ACT TO PROVIDE @ II SuBNlS-
SION TO TIE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
THE STATE Of MONTANA OF AN AMEND
MENT TO SECTION 80 OF ARTICLE \ or
III CONSTITUTION OF TIT STATE OF
MONTANA. RELATING TO THE RLNlS-
SION Or CERTAIN DELINQUENT PER-
SONAL PROPERTY TAXES AND THE
CANCELLATION OF CERTAIN OBIIGA-
HONS HELD BY COUNTIES TIE OIL
LECTION OF WHICH IS BARRED BY THE
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.
BE II enacted by tie Legislative Assembly
3. 'hc State Of Montana
SECTION j That Section 80 OF Article Y o,
tile Constitution o. the State OF Montana be
amended a. Atrc.sa4.ef provided, that the
question O. such amendment be submitted
10 tile qualified cle4 1rs q TIE state o. Mon
lama 81 lie 4eAtsal c.cste" 10 ae "ea !"
November. 1913.
sec.o. .. That s gt.on 20 OF Aft.sie Y Of
lie Constitution 81 THE State Of Mou.aua be.
a.d TIE @sa.ae.ls hereby amended 10 read as
50 EAcep. a lcreira.fer provided. 10
obligation or ilaaaiss ais person, asso-
cation or corporation. reid or owned hy the
state. or any municipal corporation therein
Nasl t4fr be cXtllanH ed. transferred. re-
| mltted. released OF postponed Or 80 any
Nay diminished by tie e4aafife 4 srhlo.y,
nor snail such liability or obligation be cN-
tingaisAed. except b. tie payment Nlefeoi
into the proper treasury.
II shall however be lawful tor lie .eets-
iaaye assembly. in such manner as = may
u.regt. 70 authorize The cancellation. u aaf
personal property taxes which are not a
| lien on real estate ard which, have been
aclnqlen. for ten tl0i years 81 more.
ut shall be lawful for tie legislative as
| scmbly. in such manner SIS il May greet TO
authorize the cancellation Of any contractua'
obligation owed 10 or held hy a county,
for seed grain. feed or other relief. tie col
lection OF which obligation IS barred by the
statute OF limitations.
Section 3 This amendment shall BE- sub
mttcd to the qualified electors OF tse State
Of Montana hy being placed or tie Official
ballot provided .or BY Section 6's. Revised
Codes Of Montana. 1898. as amended bs
Chapter 81. Scssioa. Laws. 1899. and rs 20
y.ded by ias. and there hall be printed on
such ballot the title 0. this act ani me
following words.
For tie above amendment.
II Ass.,st the above amendment
ne electors hall designate lis preference
for either Of the propositions hg making az
X before tie proposition for which ne de-
sifcs 10 vote
Section I TIE votes cast ior ana asa'il y
Inc amendment herein proposed shal be
counted. caayasscd. and determined by sact
officials and IN such manner as provided
bv law. and If a majority o, all votes cas-
at such election for and against such amend
ment shall be lii favor OF such anendinent. We
governor OF the state SEAL SO declare hl
public proclamation. and the amendment
Snail be IN fun force and effect as a par
Of the Constitution from and after the cat
q such proclamation.
Section ;. This act shall be IN iall force
and effect from ard after Ks passage aaa
approval
Approved March S. 1917.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

NOTE: Anyone wishing TO make changes y.
the above Rosters please caA osos az or, y
wal them In 10 the MONTANA ABO NEWS
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

NOTICE TO CREDITORS


T. tate Of MARY SHfFHAN Deceased
Notice Is hereby gwen bS the undfrsiRhtl
admlnsstrator Of the estate Of Mary Sheetah
deceased. to tlc creditors Of and Al persons
having claims against tic aid aceea ~, 70
exhibit them. with The necessary vouchers.
ulthin four months after Tie first publication
Of this notice to the said admlnlsirator at
2o3 SILVER Bow Block. Butte, Montana law
office Of Timothy Nolan aud J fra.k suit
van. the same being the place iof the trinS-
aetgom Of the business Of satd sstaie. ~ 'hf
county d! silver Bow. State u Montana
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
'~LARENcE JARvEy


coyic and ybarra. 5li Silver Bow iNacs
Butte Montana, Attorneys Tor Applicant
First publication Sept l6. 1913 u
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Plumbers Union Local 40. - anh
brady; fin. sec, WIN. Honey rec. So
Glenn Myers: treas, Albert ~
Meets every Monday at s pm IN 'he
CARPENTERS hall.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

PATRoNIzE OUR ADVERTISERS
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA. IN M FOR THE COUNTY OF
SILVER BOW.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Motor Coach Operators-R. a. Mliieri,
pres, W. a. Turner, VIZ IN Hmacihi
Evans. sec: Wilbur Hoar. treas, Ja,h
o.Ilrien con: Wally Fitz, warden -,
8. stewart. Cor; Tim Kearney' larry
Granath, Il. Williams. griev. cnm ~
John Vickers. N. y. Evans, ueiv-
gates to Trades y Labor Lou ~
Meets list and Sd Thurs, 1871 pm az
Musicians hall.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Nusicians-Meets LIST and Srd We.
4IH N. Main. James rosta, pres
Fred Harvey. v.p.; Pat Mealey' SEC
treas Joseph Novak, Sgt-at-arhis
Al .In,cklry Fred Jackson. Clarence
Johnson. trustees: Louis huch, GUS
todIan: j. w. Gillette, natl. delegate
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Montana state. County q Municipal I'm
oloyes. Local No. 1910, butte. Won nn
tana@Meetings second Monday ea1h
month at 1880 Pm. Franz uo.s.
nresident: Ed Fogarty. vice presl-
aant. Julia McHugh. secretary ier-
a.a Ouirk. treasurer.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Montana state Industrial Union Counell
Pres, Mike Lacey, 2ius nr'ne,no a
ave. Butte; v.p. is,cnai' ,rsaS'
Michael ]. Ryan. s75 S. crystal st.
Rutte; board members: nlst 10. =,
Joseph parr Ir.. zoos 9th ave. ,; utea'
Fails; Dist. No. 2. stephen ) iiarNes.
2O5 u. Aluminium St. Hutte; i,rem ~
yvv"nrLers Iohn OBrien, 202l wall ST.
Butte; Woodworkers. Carl Kooney
p. o.. Box go. l:onner; N~ewsp'JI""n
Guild, G. c. Mulvihill, Q. i'oy "S1,
Great Falls; OIL v 1 rrntn' :
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES
~ me DISTRICT COURT OF Tt sEcoNl
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or II ~ ut
MONTANA ~ AND o II Ny OF
SliNFR BOW

NJ i3-1S-
JANIS o RUSSELL AID CARR IS
Husband ard VIE. Plaintiffs
Kaolae.I. j. s.se II dead all III
.aa 81 att!.ces Of Joseph Knot~'
-. Joseph Kaotvc!l, # such 4
bt atG al other persons unkno
aru night claim any rish''
q. interest ~ or lea or ensNh'
ts.s 4e.! property described IN
~ 4ls f.trees adverse 10 plan
st.n or ast c.1ad upon plaiatNie
Fl. W..ttafr slch claim or posSi
vfeeAt er contingent. inelAoits
~ pos .o.r .s.a.m OF dover
4ffsft D~.frftAnfS
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Emigh and Murray, a5 West BroaaWaY
Butte. Montana, Attorneys Tor riaiillii-
First publication sept. l6, 1913 A.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES

Is TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
5rDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIE STATE OF
MONTANA ~ AND FOR TIE COUNTY or
S--rrR BON
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

pr,n,,rg pressmen-Neets 20 Wed; OF
mo. al Carpenters hall. John =. mul-
ligan, pres. 2201 Fir st.: Adolpn iHo"
orda Al 1/2 w. Granite A.. sec
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Operating Engineers, 57s-Meets is'
and I'd Thurs, s pm, Carpenters nan
A. Murlsh, pres; w. NJ. Brothers, v,p''
G. Sanders. fin. sec. and bus. agent.
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Sheen Shearers No. !. Aft raa
t,hona o-1Sa3. Pc. Fox 1i22
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

EILEEN ~GROESBEcK. Plaintiff ST GFoRdf
+. G~ROESBECK. Defendant
ALIAS SUMMONS
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07

Engineers No. SO OF the Th ne
Y:so pm. office and meeting ,I R,artt
Miners hall. Box 6S. Jonh I'M r.
rres e G. CRANE. v.p,,; Iun" go
RRilev rec. sec, Henry Young sec
Montana labor news., 1948-10-07
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FRESH ktl.LEp OVEN READY pDttL-
trI. liz. 81 Aoulj Ike II. Sfrictly
fresh re9- lpEtSii 1884 Harrison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
BROWSING AROUND ESCORSE

Claude ]. Miller School. / un-
derstand the talent to appear Is
great. don't miss II. Dancing az
ter the show. Proceeded 10 90 e
the Red Feather Fund. This
show is a MUST.
Also a don't miss is the recital
at Claude Miller school Sunday,
Nov. 18th, when the Junior and
Senior Choirs of Mt. Zion Bap-
fist presents the talented pianist,
Miss Alfredo Taylor. at 400
pm.
The petite Miss Taylor is a
pupil of Miss CHI Szanto, De
troit Conservatory of Music.
You'll be sorry on the 18th. 4.
you miss the recital on the l4th.
The John Wesley Methodist
Choir of Beechwood and Wis
ger. observes its first anniver.
sary Sunday. Nov. l4th, at $3.50
D, m.
A great program with the
addition of various downriver
choirs and the following choirs
from the metropolitan area will
be present: Ebenezer Senior
Choir Church Of Israel First
Baptist Aeolin Choir. Scott Meth.
odist, Star Light Jubilee Singers
and many others. Mrs. Rhea
Bacchus of the Beechwood Cen.
ter will serve as mistress OF
ceremonies. And added feature
of the day will be special Tur-
key dinner served beginning al
lis pm. All are welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
DETRoIT'S MOST
MODERN AND
BEAUTIFUL
FUNERAL HOME

When it becomes your
duty to assume the respon-|
sibility of making funeral
arrangements for someone
near and dear to you, the
HOUSE OF DIGGS can
serve you in many ways.
For your convenience we
offer the following note
worthy features:
1. Pre-Arrangement and
Advisory Service.
When faced with grief,
consultation with us be-
J fore hand will help free
your mind of needless
strain. To make your
visit convenient, a com.
Portable car will call
for you and return you
to your home without
cost or obligation.
2. Four licensed Funeral
Directors trained in the
HOUSE OF DIGGSI
method of superior SER
vice. A most efficient
secretarial service and
HOUSE OF DIGGSI
Beauticians.
3. Organ Console.
Our beautiful chapel
has a fine pipe organ
played by the HOUSE
OF DICGS organist, A.
long with our soloist,
which is provided with
each funeral without
charge.
a. Slumber Room.
Decorated in beautiful
quiet taste, with soft
lights, your loved one
rests in the presence of
paintings of the Immor-
tails by Armstrong, un-|
I'll removal to place
where final service will
be held.
S. The very latest and Gn-|
est fleet of Cadillac
Hearses and limousines
with each funeral.
6. Acknowledgement
Cards.
After the funeral the
cards from the floral
offerings are given you
together with Acknow.|
Judgement cards sottha !
you may use them In
sending thanks Of the
family, without charge. |
2. Chapel.
Our air conditioned
chapel, complete with
Altar, seats $50 people.
A staff Of ordained min.
listers are at your SER
vice when your own
minister is not available
and for commitment
services at the grave.
8. Kindly personal inter-
est, and gentle UNDER.
standing will make |
everything easier.
OF DiggsI
CSC Mack
Avenue |
re. 1-42OOl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Are You Aiding
A Worthy Cause?

The 1913 Red Feather Com
munity Chest drive shows total
OF S695.6i3 collected of a goal of
S5,975,000 according to first re-
ports.
AT the first report luncheon
held Tuesday at the Hotel Statler,
Red Feather drive leaders felt
treasured that this years cam
paign would exceed its goal.
The first total is ll.6 per cent
OF the goal. The drive closes No
vember II with daily report meet
ings until then.
with the greater need facing
the Community Chest we feel
that Metropolitan Detroit's citi-
zens will meet the challenge" Ed
ward T. Gushee, l948 Red Feather
Campaign chairman stated.
The Commercial Professional
Unit headed by Leonard Simons
reported 1873 per cent of its goal
on Tuesday. The Industrial Unit
had raised ia per cent Of us
goal by Tuesday, Richard w
Jackson, chairman. announced.
The Metropolitan Unit of which
w. Calvin Patterson is chairman
has raised 90 per cent of its goal
at this first report This Unit is
the neighborhood house-to-house
campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
st. Antoine ~
Lists Programs

Several important events are
scheduled in November al the
Boys Department, ST. Antoine
Branch YMCA.
The Billiards and the ping pong
tournament will take place on
Nov. 1919 respectively. An an
nual induction ceremony will
be held Nov. l9 for all bows
who Joined the " during Oc-
tober and November. Finally.
those boys who have birthdays
in November are invited to call
for heir gift al the birthday
party Nov. %.
The Indian Guide Club con-
tlnues 10 meet every Saturday.
Those members proudly exhib-
ting their fathers are Tommy
Routt. Barefield Gordon. Jr..
Robert Thornell. T T. Matthew.
Jr.. George Cathcart Jr.. Marty
Higgins. Joseph Gross Jr., Her
bert Taylor. Lowell Baker III
Augustus Galloway III. Robert
Fletcher Jr.. Paul Loving. Ed
ward Swan Jr.. and Leonard
Morrison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
TWIN-CITY
HI 9 h Ii g h + S

Francis Bible, So, of 4470-9th
G, Ecorse, was acquitted last
,,eek on charges of manslaught-
AZ N the stabbing OF his wife.
The one-armed railroad work
., was freed by jury before
Iudre Thomas F. Maher in De-
iroit Circuit Court. in the death
Of his wife. Evangeline last June
9th.
Bible testified that his wife
attacked him with a butcher
knife in their trailer home and
that in the scuffle she was fat.
alIy wounded. Both of them
had been drinking prior to the
incident. he testified.
Al the Visger branch OF the
WAYNE County Library. 500 Pal
merston. River Rouge. Mrs. La.
vinis Johnson. newly appointed
branch librarian. began her new
duties Monday. She came here
from Akron. Ohio. where she
was a member of the staff of
the Akron Public Library. A
graduate of Knoxville College
Tern. Miss Johnson also attend.
cd Sterling College. Sterling
Ksns and took special library
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13

MRS KELLOGGluxurious home,
1886 Alfred st. The tea was a
State Building Fund Drive Tor
Second Baptist Church, spon-
sored by the captain OF the state
of Kentucky. Mrs. Florence Mar
shall.
Among those who attended
were Councilman and Mrs. j.
DENLY. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. }. B. Chat
man. Sam Martin, Mrs. Green
Smith. Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Sam
Washington, Mrs. Kenneth Black
man. Mrs. Dawson. Curtis Cook
iev johnson of Township Clean
ers. his brother. Phil and sister.
Ernestine; Cupid Johnson and
son. Johnny. Mrs. Carrie Rich
ardson and Mrs. Melvin Reed.
Mrs. DENLY and Mrs. Reed
poured tea. The sponsor, Mrs.
Marshall, reported q great sue
cess.
Mrs. Emma Tjley Of z76ll
Cariysle street, was taken to
Sidney Sumby Hospital Friday,
Nov. 7, in River Rouge, where
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13

training al the University of
Wisconsin with the Women's
Army Corps; she worked IN inc
Army libraries during the war
years.
Dennis Dowdell of 1893 Pal
merston, director of Beechwood
Community Center. has been
named West Side chairman of
the River Rouge Red Feather
campaign. II was announced
yesterday by Coo hairman
George Mihaiu and John Cas-
sidy. Jr.
Dowdell. 2 graduate of Will
berforce University, Ohio, is now
taking work towards his Mas
ter's Degree at Wayne Univer-
sity. He is widely experienced
in social work. having been
executive secretary of the South
west Community Center at Pom
tlac and was associated with the
chlldren's division of the Chi
cago Welfare Department.
All phases of the city wide
Red Feather, campaign are well
under way except in the case
OF the house to house solicita-
tior Mrs. Warren Duncan and
MIR I'm Bewick in charge of
this .ase OF the campaign are
apDt aiing for volunteers.
They ask all public spirited
citizens who can devote a little
time even il il is only few
hours TO this cause to contact
them. Volunteers may call vi.
2-5252 and leave their names
and addresses.
COAT STOLEN
A woman's coat valued at Sl39
was stolen from Visger Rd.
tavern Friday night: the owner.
Mrs. Bessie Williams of 400
Holford. River Rouge. reported
to police.
John Young, 90. of 40l Camp
bell. River Rouge. was painfully
injured IN an accident at the
Shwayder Bros. plant in Ecorse
last Saturday night.
Police who took him 10 the
WYandoiie General Hospital
reported that the Rouge man
had caught his hand in a wood
working machine.
Fred Chaput of $50 Coolidge
River Rouge. reported 10 police
that as he drove along Outer
Drive near 10th St, Ecorse. Sun
dav evening that someone
smashed his window with an
object.
Police have received several
complaints OF stones being
thrown al cars in the vicinity
but were unable to apprehend
the culprlts