The Wyandotte herald., April 14, 1939, Image 2

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The Wyandotte Herald
I BY J. D. HAVEN
• tl OAK ST. v PHONE 56
Issued Every Friday at
4 Wyandotte. Mich.
' Entered at the Wyandotte, Mich.,
Poetoffice as second class matter.
Bubacription Price. SLSO Per Year
ESTABLISHED 1879
Regular oonroefcth® at Wyandotte
cbafJtor, No. 135, Royal Arch Ma»ona,
will be held on April 20.
J. 1). Haven spent the Banter week
end with Mir. and Min. C. S. Soriboex'
ut ILL Vernon, Ohio.
IWMenger navigation U‘tween De
troit and Cleveland was opened by the
it AC. line on Wednesday. Boats will
leave Detroit every day at 11 p. m.
The Wayne County ltofcul Commis
sion has this week repaired the boles
iatd rough spots in the Biddle avenue
l»aving, causal by the winter’s frost.
Other pavements are l>eing taken care
of by the city.
Daniel, the two-months-old sou of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duty of 15402*
Banner, Inkster, died at the family
Lome April 11. Funeral services -were
held yesterday afternoon, with burial
in cemetery.
- •' ■ M>
John W. Smith Is
Supervisors Chairman
Ai the opening spring sttttiou of the
Wayne Cbunty Board at Supervisors,
held on Tuesday, abut taaly unanimous
ly chose Councilman John W. Smith of
Detroit as chairman for the enduing
pear.
The board referred to the committee
the proceed of Miss Martha Horsmsin,
over herrtirml'**tl Dec.
17, 1938, by Prdbate Judge D. J. Hoaly
upon die request of Prubate Judge
ptttMf ft' trw**.
me dhdrged’ that her dbuuUnai
purefy faf pMitfcal r«ww*« and not ae*
votdtogto law* and she'serid Mw would
bottf the BMhrd reapmisßile for the $4,-
40B" annual salafry Mhe received foe the
full term of Probate Judge A.
Murphy, who administered her oath
after she had been appointed by for
mer Probate Judge Edward Otninand.
ts B«
Subject of M««tihg
# Wh» Wyamhrtle Child Study chib
will hold its aenri-nsmtlily meeting
next Monday aftern«*on at 2:30
o’ctock. A program is .sched
uled, with •*Uohi>ierf’ as the topic.
<>»
MRS- HINGKBVeSmi MOTHER
MEETS DbATH IN WEST
Word was received this week of the
traffic death of Mrs. E. P. Moise, of
Ottawa, Kansas. She was the mother
of Mrs. G. J. llungerford of Van Al-
Wtyne JsiulevarcL Four women, includ
ing Mis. Moise were on an automobile
trip and the accident occurred in
Oklahoma. It is reported that three of
the women met death.
Airs. Moise was well and favorably
known in Wyandotte, having spent
etveral summers here with her daugh
ter.
SPECIAL C OMMITTEE
FAVORS FIELII LIGHTING
A special committee composed of
Councilman George C. Behm, chairman,
James H. Mason ami Limms W. Behm,
Tuesday night sui>mitteil to the C’otin
cil a report recommending that a s**ft
tell field at the northwest eirma - of
PiAa-ski park be illuminated for night
gomes.
The tthiuatol cost for lighting a
field is $1,500.
AIRS. M. H- BiU KLEBOROI OH
BRUISED IN BI S CRASH
Mrs. Matt. 11. Micklebortmgh of
Ciroost* He. who has been spending the
winter in the south, was one of the
passengers in a norChbou nd Greyhound
bus which crashed into a concrete
bridge near HiHsvitte, Va„ on Wed
mraday. She esiuped with bruise. One
|uut*enger was killed.
FOR RENT
"'rtxi l«»ts corner Hudsou and 13th
St, or will take $25.00, $5 mouth for
b»t. A. W. Stein. 19161 OmCda, Ik*trc»it.
15w3
DISTINCTION BETWEEN
TWO ASSISTANC E FUNDS
Many persons do not umksrstaud the
difference between old-age bewarne
«lml old-age assistance plans, both of
fwlßch are created under the social se
enrijty act. in Mm opinion of John F.
Ballinger, iwunpT of the social secur
ity board field office in Detroit. The
aoeiaC security bound has a pamphlet
which explainer wbaO panama ara eh
gjlfcto for old-age taflunrore, also the
old-age assistance program now in op
eration in this state. -Copies of this
booklet may be had without curt, by
wttttkig to the Social Security Board.
Federal budding, Detroit
DAUGHTERS Of ISABELLA
MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET
The Daughters of Isabella will hold
fc-pot-tork mother-daughter banquet at
the American Legion dub bouse on
Tuesday evening. April 25, at 0:30
o'clock. J £.
* The wall eyed pike, a comanon fish
In Michigan wnrfers, hao T 9 other per
fect! v legitimate names and,is a toMf
ber of the perch ftimily. not the pike.
W ANTED TO BIT
Slmck or cheap bungalow Wy
•floltr, or trtiUef. 19161 Omira.
Detroit. 13w3
Death List 35
During March
There were 36 deaths in Wyandotte
fci<t montth, as follow*;
Amanda D. Helt, 311 Antoine street,
wife of Henry S. Helt, died March 1.
Baby of Mr. and Mrs. differ
Briggs, 266 Ebn street. March 1.
Andrew Kelly, 63, of 2920 S. Kdne.
avenue, Detroit, died at WjUndoUt
Generki hospital, March 1, of pne-u
monla.
Birdella Schatzd, 25 Broadway.
Eeowe, 65, died at Wyandotte Genera,
hospital, March 3, of pneumonia.
Mkhart ChukkLn, 56. of 2827 Thin,
street, died at Wyandotte General ho*
pitaL, March 3, cerebml hemorrhage.
William H. Armstrong, Sr., 64, oi
224 Stoll street, (tied March 4, canifcu
asthma.
Maria Lutz 81, of 536 Pine street,
died March 5, imeumouia.
Gordon l\>ruth, 9 -months, 2520 L
North Line road, died March 5, imeu
njonia.
Lloyd tViKter, 29, of 530 Biddle ave
nue, (lied at W.wiialOtte General hos
pital. March 5, ptiralysis.
Warren 0. Dawson. 69, of 465 Spruce
street, died at Wyandotte Generiil hos
i/ital, March 0, cerebral hemorrhage.
William Turner, 79, of 47 Walnut
street, died at Wyandotte General hos
pital, March 8, of pnoumonlu.
Stanley Pousuk, Jr., 8, of 1234 Vine
wood. avetiue, (Hed mt Wyandotte Gen
eral hospital, March 9, meningitis.
Helen Riedel, 55, of 2807 Seventh
streef, <ticd March 10.
Monti Cridef, 28 r of 4288 Sixth
street, diOd at Wyandotte General hos
pital, March 11, peritonitis.
MhigUret Antefau. 60, (rs Huron Riv
er drive, Rocfewood, died at Wyan
dotte General hospital, March 12, dia
betes:
Ezra J. Dutches 34, of 268 Hudson
street, (Red March 12.
Harriett Wayman, 90, of 283$ Bid
dle avenue, died March 14, cerebml
•l»oplcry.
Amarildu Gagnon, 61. of 142 S Chand
ler, Lincbln Pork, died at AVyandotie
General hospital, March 15, apoplexy.
Aughrta Czadoeck, 67, of 805 Pine
street, chert March 16, cerebral hem
orrhage*.
Rose Liiwulie, 66, of 602 Cherry
street, died at Wyandotte General hos
pital, March 15, pneumooia.
David Sample, 73, of 8455 Belleview,
GroKKe lie, died at Wyandotte General
hospital, March 17. (vrcdiral hemorr
htige.
John Weidmun, 51. of 465 Cherry
stiver, died at Wyandotte General hos
pital, March 18, diabetes coma.
Kuuua A. llfiirgrett, 77, of 140 Bon
rtie street, died March 19, pernicious
anemia.
Gertriwh* Sihacht. 49, of 754 I*lllo
siuvt, (lied at Wyandotte Gem»ral hos
pital. March 20. pucuinouia.
John C. Cubalan, ko, of :W52 Fourth
street, dhni March 26.
Fred Winslow, <56. of 642 Cloophas,
Lincoln Park, (lknl at Wyandotte Gen
eral hospital. March 26, pneumonia
following fractured leg.
Alfrcsl Bmiley, 68, of 2673 Euclid,
Detroit, died at Wyamlotte General
hospital, March 21, hemorrhage follow
ing injuries.
Kenneth Peters, 11, of 2003 Emily,
Melvindale, died at Wyandotte Gener
al hospital, March 21, fractured skull.
Addison P. Trimni, 71, of 1620 Eur
eka avenue, died March 21.
Airs I.nurui Wertlakc, 53, of 252
Truax. Trenton, died at Wyandotte
General hospital. March 21, carcinoma
of stomach.
Frank Szajuer, .32, of 1120 Vine wood,
died at AVyandntte Geneiiil hospital,
March 24, kotoar pneumonia.
Fanily Howey, 23, of 1134 Biddle,
died «* Wyandotte General hospital,
March 27. diabetes mellitus.
Emil Bmmert, 60» of 567 Orange
street. dn*d at Wyandotte General hos
pital, March 27. lobar pneumonia.
Leßoy Hardy, 1 month, of Lincoln
P;trk. died at Wyandotte General hos
pital. March 28, pnaumotria.
Vkhuria Gutvwoki, 62. of 963 Elm,
died at Wyamlotte General
March 31, cerebral hemorrhage.
.MRS. MARY RUTHERFORD’S
FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY
Airs. Mary Rutherford, 44. died at
her home, 974 Eureka avenue, April 11,
following six years’ illness. She is sur
vived by her husband, Cyril, »ud tin?
following chiklreu: Amy, Frances,
William, of Birmingham; also her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Glaja*her
of Warren, aud brothers and sisters,
William Glaysher of Birmingham.
Thomas of Royal Oak, Jack, Warren
and Amy of lVtrait; Charles of Hon
olulu, P. I. The funeral took place
Tuesday from the Then funeral home
and from the Salvation Army citadel,
with burial in Ferudale cemetery.
233,847
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
\y a yne— gs . At a session of tbe Pro
bate Court for said County of Wayne,
be!d at the Probate Court room in the
City of Detroit, on the twenty-fourth
day of March in tbe year one thou
sand nine hundred and thirty-nine.
Present Joseph A. Murphy, Judge of
Piobate. In the matter of the estate of
MARTHA STINSON, deceased. Min
nie Jnchartz, administratrix of said
estate, having heretofore rendered to
this court her first account in said
matter and filed therewith her peti
tion praying that the time for closing
said esate be extended for a j»eriod of
one (1) year. It is ordered, that the
sixteenth day of May, next at ten
o’clock in the forenoon at said Court
room be appointed for examining and
allowing said account and bearing
said petition. And it is further order
ed. that a copy of this order be pub
lished three successive weeks previous
to said time of bearing, in the Wyan
dotte Herald, a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County of Wayne.
JOSEPH A MURPHY,
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy).
JAB. H. SEXTON,
Deputy Probate Register. 13w3
NOTICE OF HEARING OF OBJEC
TIONS TO THE PROPOSED CON
STRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS
AND CREATION OF SPECIAL
ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS
Notice Is Hereby Given that the
couucn of the Uky of Wyandotte has
determined that. it is advisable ana
necessary to construct, rtderwulks in the
v_icy in the Distrarts abutting and au
jcfining the lots and parcels of land
..creuiafier set forth and that the cost
(hereof amounting to 13.2 cents per
■quure foot shall be paid by special as
sessment to be levied according to the
manage uo the lots and parcels ot
viiud in the abutting on said
.improvements, and has caused maps
.ml pkitis of said improvements and ot
•he districts to be benefited thereby,
«nd of the costs thereof to
je prepared by the City Engineer,
oinnwing the total cost to 13.2 cents per
Mjnarfe foot to he raised by a special
as eminent up* si the lots and parcels
of land is the Districts abutting uherc
..n, and to he placed on file for public
examination in the office of the City
Clerk. %
Notice Is v Further Given, that the
districts to be assessed for suid im
provement have been designated by the
Council as follows:
No. (209 j Lots 15 to 20 both in
clurtve, block 20; lots 24 to 33 both in
clusive, block 21; lots 12, 11, 15, 16, 21,
and 22, block 22; lots 1 to 5 botb in
clusive, block 23; lobs 14 to 24 both
.nchisive, block 23; lots 38 to 44 both
inclusive, block 23; lots 4 and 6 block
25; lots 1 and 2 block 29; lots 17 and
18 block 45; lots 29. 30, 31 and 32
block 45; lots 22 and 23 block 46 all in
South Detroit Subdivision.
No. (210) Lot A, 1,2, 3 and 15
block 1; lot 1 and 28 block 5; lot 1,
block 12; lot 15, block 14; Jot 1, block
4; Garfield Place Subdlvteiok.
No. (2*l)' Lota 1 and 14 block 209;
lota 1 and 14r block 310; lot 14 block
316; lot 1, block 312; lot 1 block 314;
lot 8 and 14 block 336;, lots 1,5, 6,7,
13, 14 block 387 ; lot 1 and 14 block
338; lot 1 block 341; lots 1. 6, 7. and
14 block 342; Hurst and Poet Subdivi
sion.'' ' • VwV
No. (212) Lots 56 to 81 both in
clusive, the east % of lot 83, iota 84
to 80 both inclusive; lots 91 and 92;
lets 104 to 100 both inclusive; the east
Vi Of lot 110; lots 113; lots 115, 116,
117, 122, 128, 124, 126, 129; lots 130 to
142 both inclusive, lots 145, the east %
of lot 147, lots 148 to 252 both inohi
bive. Lots 167 to 173 both inclusive, the
cast Vj ot lot 174; lots 176 to 209 both
inclusive; the east Vt of lot 211; lots
212 to 221 both inclusive; lots 224 to
22t* both inclusive; lots 228 to 237 both
inclusive; the east Va of lot 238; lots
240 to 273 both inclusive; the east V%
of lot 275, lots 276 to 289 both iudu
s,ve of the .Steel Plant S*|bdiviaioii.
No. (213) Lots 5 to 15 both inclu
sive; lots 17 to 35 l>otU inclusive; lots
135 to 162 both inclusive; lots 172 and
173; lots 175 to 201 both inclusive;
lots 295 to 313 both inclusive; lots 315
to 327 Immli inclusive: lots 502 to 537
U»th inclusive: Taylor Park Subdivi
sion.
No. (214 i Lots 756; lots 889 to lots
912 lK>th inclusive; lot 922; lots 929
to SMI both inclusive; k>ts t*43. !M5,
1655. lots 1674 to 1678 both inclusive;
lots 1083 and 1105 Taylor Park Sub
division No. 1. i v
No. (215> Lots. 9to 12 ImMli inclu
sive block 28; lots 1 and 20. block 95;
lots 1 and 14, blm-k 152 ; lot 1 block
1>1»6; lot 7, block 232; Lot 7, block 234.
lot?. 8 to 14 both inclusive, 14ock 63 of
Plan of Part of Wyandotte.
No. (216) Lot 1 and the north 56
stet of lot 26 of block 148; the north
% of lot 20 and lot 1 of block 147;
lets 11 and 12 of block 145 mid the
tiorth Mi of lot 9, block 144 of tVntral
Place Subdivision.
No. (217) Lot 6of block 26 of Viu
* cut Field SMbdivisioa.
N<e (218) Lot 1; lots 21 to 32 )mml»
Inclusive all of block 78 of Grand
Cross Subdivision.
No. (219) Lot lof George Leßlauc
Subdivision.
No. (220) Lots 5, j, .* and S <»f El
mer Lcßlaue SulKbvislon.
No. (221) Lots 1 and 6of the es
tate of Joseph Goodell Subdivision.
Xa (222) Lots 10 aud 11 and 32 of
Witknowsfci Subdivision.
No. (223) Lots 1. 2. 3, 4. 5 aud 6
„f Noah Leßlauc’s Bidtilc Avenue Sul)-
divishm.
No. (224) l.ots 3 and 4 Fraiwis
Moran Instate SwlKlhisiou.
No. < 2251 l»t No. 4of the George
Clark Estate Subdivision.
No. (226) Lots 26 to 45 both inclu
sive; lots 48 aud 49: kits 57 to 76 both
inclusive; lots 78 to 95 l)oth inclusive
of Mw’s Subdivision of the esisterly
498 feet of block 8 of J. M. Welch’s
Srbdi vision.
No. (227) Ixn 4.3 Ford t’ity Park
S ImUvision.
No. (228) Lots 35, lots 61 to 76
both inclusive and lots 72, 73 of
George Perry’s Subdivision.
No. (229) Lob* 1 and 2 block 12:
lots 3. 4. 5, 6. 21 and 22: k*(s 28 to 34
both inclusive, block 14: and lot 1 of
block 9 of Rich Welch Subdivision of
black 12, 13 and 14 awl .southerly 310
feet block 9, 16 and 11. .1. M. Welch’s
Subdivision.
No. (230) Lots 1 and 2 <»f Cislo’s
Sul division
No. (231 )t Lot A, lot 1 awl lot <7
and 8 of HadzinMa’s Sutodivirtow.
No. (282) Lots 1 to 6 both inclu
sive; lots 8, 11, 12, 13, 16, 16, 19, 20
$4, 37, and 56 of the Lwwrence Subdi
vision.
So. (233) Lot A, lots 11 to 15 both
inclusive, the west part of lot 25, lots
26, 27. the east 40 feet of lot 32, that
part of lot 32 lying between the east
erly Hue of lincoln Avenue of the
westerly line of the east ’4O feet of
lot 32 of Private (Mol 112 for the
heirs of Antoine Labadie, lot 74, As
sessor’s Wyandotte Plat No. 4 of lots
21 to 36 inclusive-'of the subdivision of
Private Claim 112 for the heir* of An
toine Labodie. deceased.
No. (234 ) The southerly 100 feet,
the vest 150 of the north 40 of the
south 176 feet, the north 74.50 feet of
the south 176 fert, the northerly 50
feet of the southerly 223 feet, the
southerly- 50 feet of the northerly 160
feet, the northerly 110 feet, all of that
l>art of Private Claim 179 between the
easterly line of Biddle Avemie and the
l-rited States Haibor Line.
No. (235) The smith 125 feet of
Private Claim 121 on the east side of
Biddle A venae. (
No. (206) Lots Ito 5 both inclusive
block 2 Latauhe and Reaume Subdivi
sion.
.va (237) Lata 1, $ to 7 both ln-<
dusive; #, 10, 11, 18, ]£» 20, 202,
203, 206, 210, 211, 212, 214, 215, 216 ot
Riverbank Manor Subdivision.
i’ No. (238) . Lots 88 to 94 both in
clusive; iota 98 to 111 both inriuaSve;'
of Abbott A Beymer’e Subdivision ot
the easterly 11 acres of lot 2 John B.
Bundle fcfctate Private Claim No. 121.
No. (289) Lota 6,7, 78, 79, 90, »1j
102 Ford Manor Sribdivtatoa.
No. (240) Lots 1 and 2, lots .40 to'
65 both inclusive; lota 67 to 83 both
inclusive; lotsß6 to U 0 both iuciuaive;
lots 118 to 119; lota 121 to 129 both
inclusive; lota 148 u> *156 both inchi'
4ive of the Reatnne Subdivision.
No. (24-1) Lots 10, 11, 12 Cunning
turn Tobias Subdivision
No. (242) Lata 12, 13, 19 and 29 of
John Waitls Subdivision.
No. (243) Lots 99, 100, 101 and. lfcT
of the Belmont Subdivision.
No. (244) Puri of lot 4, lots 6, 11
12, 13; north V 4 of lot 19; sooth 0
feet of lot 18; south 75 feet of Iqt 28;
k'l« 24, 30, 31, 33, 43 to 50 both inclu
sive, 57 to 60 both inclusive of Abbott
k Beymer’s Wyandotte Subdivision at
the westerly part of southeast
Section 30.
Nrt (245) Lots 51 to 78 both
sive; lots 84 «5, lots 91 to l"
both inclusive of the Eureka Manor
Subdivision.
No* (246) • Lots 1 to 18 both iuctn
aive; lots 27, 29, to 32 both inclusive
Adelaide .Subdivision. «
No, (247) Lots 7 to 22 both inckD'
sive of the suhdivision of the estate c*
August Lehman. .. .
No. (248) Lots 134, 238, 373, 535#
Emmons Orchard Subdivision.
Na (240) Lots 17 to 32 .both iftdu
«ve; lots 49 to 56 both inclusive,
185 to 198 boUh inclusive of Ford Es
tates Subdivision.
No. (250) Lots, 170 and 208 cf
Welch Brothers Million Dollar Subdi
vision. i'
j'No. (251) Lets 3,6, lots 45 to 16
birth inclusive of Moe’s Subdivision of
ilic wert 277 feet of block 8 of J.- M.
Weldi’s
‘ /Na (252) Lots 16, 28 to 33 both
inclusive; Lots 51 to 54 both induedve;
lot 62 Welch Brothers Pulaski Boule
vard Subdivision.
No. (253)i Lots 2,3, 4,8, 9, 10, 11,
12; lots 34 to 40 both inclusive; Uks
42 to 50 botb inclusive; lots 58, -s*).
and 60; 10t5.63 to 72 both inclusive of
the Kiilbuck Subdivision.
No. (254) Lot 1, lots 24 to 50 both
inclusive; lots 72 aud 73 of Liinjen
Park Subdivision.
•No. (255) Lob* 5 to 12 both incli
sive; lots 20 to 30 both inclusive t
block 1 luid the north % of lot 1 bloT*
2 of Dewey’s Place Si*l*livision.
No. (256) Lots 221 to 260 both tn*
elusive and lot 321 of Buisley Park
Subdivision No. 1.
No. (257) Lot 1 of Slierei’s West
Gate Manor Subdivision.
No. (258) I»ts 1 and 32
Subdhisiou. •
No. (259) Lots 1 and 32 MOIUIO
Subdivision.
No. (260) Lots 1 and 34 Welch
Brothers Brombvay Subdivision*,
No. (261) Lots 1,3, 5,7, 9 artl 11;
lorn 15, 17. 19, 21, 23, 25 of First Wood
Mdxliviskm of lots 20 and 21 aud of
part of lots 4, 5 aud 6 of Abbott A
Beymet’s Wyandotte Subdivision. ••
No. (262) Luts 31 and 32 of M y
andotte Assessor’s Plat No. 3.
No. (263) Lots 1 and 10 of lle~rV
Schmidt's Subdivision. T
No. Jtots 10 ami the uovth
172 feet of lot 15 of Eureka lrou and
Steel Works Sut(division.
No. (265) I»t 17 of Jolm P. IlHil’s
Subdiviskm.
No. (266) Lots 5 to 12 both in-*lu
sive; lots 16 to 23 both iueluoKt of
Mizuer’s Subdivision.
No. (267) Lots 102, 136. 137, £ls.
163, 197, 198, 199 of Jkhorr Grove Stib
di vision. ' ;
No. (268) Lots 1 to 14 both imhu
sive Electric Highway Park Subdivi
sion.
No. (269) Lot 1520, lota 132 Jto
1532 both inclusive Old Homes *ad
Silxlivh*ii>u No. 2. *
No. (270) Lota 45, 22, 23 and 30
Halt Avenue ReiSabdivision No. 2 of
lots 25 and 36 Alhott & Bernier’s Wy
andotte Subdivision.
No. (271) Lots 6, 7 aud Bof
and Steffes Subdivision of lot
of the Eureka Iron and Steel W*rks
Subdivision and lots 1,2, 3, 4 a;-d 5
of and Steffe’s Stlbdlvistoa of
lot No, 7 of the f Eureka & Iron Jiteei
Works Subdivision.
No. (272) Lots 30, 41, 42, 79, $0 and
88: lots 90 and 102 both inclusive, lots
104, 106, 106, 108 and lots 114 te 117
both inclusive, Moore’s Subdivisiq <j.
No. (273 V Lot 11; lots 14 to 3T>Jr>Ui
i-wlanive Eureka Estateo SulxUvfeion.
Notice Is Further Given that the
Council will meet at the t’ouncil Cham
bers in the City Hall on the 2nd day,
of May. 1930 at 8 o’clock P. M- £a«t
c’n Standard Time and will hea) and
c«mMider any objections to im
provements or to the distrk*ts to re us
setwed therefor.
By Order of the Council;
LAWRENCE J. LoOOURSt.
City Clirk.
Datetl at Wyandotte, Michigm* ttiis
12th day of April, 1939. 15iw2
James C Headman A|enq
INSURANCE
FIRE, TOHNfcDO AND
PLATE GLASS
Council Grants
6 Liquor Lker ses
Tbe-Oonncil has granted licenses to
igiebste clans *‘C” (Mqnor) restaurants
u» the following:
William P. Migoski. 1057 Ford
nue.
John Dimmick. 642 Ford avenpe.
Frank W r ojtkowiak, 1002 Oak itreet
Mary C. Perkowski, .1254 Fsnreka
a venue. J f
Barney Wiersba. 2792 Tenth street.
Anton Tk*du:ir, 467 Forest rtrairt.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
Wyandotte Savings Bank
at Wyandotte in the State of Mfctofean at the done of bowim**** on Mferch 29,
1939, published in accowhaee with a <*U made by the Fedemi Reserve Bank
of this district pursuant to the provisions of the FVderal Reserve Act and try
the Commissioner of the Banking Department pursuant to the provfeious of
Section 82 of the Michigan financial institutions act.
ASSETS Dollars Cts*
Loans and discounts (including $208.29 overdrafts ) -$2,743,724X1
United Suites Government obligation*, direct and guaranteed 1,301,841X5
Obligations of States and political
Other bonds, notes, and debentures 407.070 63
Corporate svocto (Including $30,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve
bank) 30.000 00
Cash, balances with other batikn, including reserve balances, and
cash items in process of collection 1.438,086X8
Bank ptetpises owned $219,408.87, furniture and firburve $32,377 00 2M,846.47
Real estate owned other than bank premises 224,976X1
Other assets 111X6
TOTAL ASSETS ,$9,040,675.24
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporate** —51,218,377X3
Time deposits of individuai«, partnerships, and corporations 6,449,0914)6
Deposits of .States and political subdivisions 1,043,634X7
Other deposits (oarriffied and officers’ cheeks, etc. 81,359 57
TOTAL DEPOSITS $8,787,404.03
Other WhbiHtieß 31,068X3
TOTAL LIABILITIES 8 818,63^66
CAPITAL ACCOUNT
Capital* __ H004Q040
Surplus 110XUQ.6O
Undivided profits „ 103,358^4
Reserve* (and retirement account for preferred capital) 18J84.24
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT L122.142X8
TOTAL L2ABILifTIBS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT T .59^40^67^24
•Thi» bank’s capital eousiats of preferred stuck with total pgr value qf
$490|009.66, retirghle at $490,000.06; and common stock with total par
value of 9400,90009. . fi . _ „
. MEMORANDA .
Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (hook value):
. . (a) U. 8. Government obligations, direct and; guaranteed, , •
pledged Do sedutw deposits and other liabilities 50,00&09
. > ~ . TOTAL .‘.0.000.00
Secured and preferred liabilities:
(a) Deposit* sepured by pledged hearts pursuant to require- ,
meets of law 45.900X0
I, F. VT. Tucker, Vnce Pres, and Cashier, of Urn nhpnro lasnapll ]*%Tfr. do agl
emnly swear that (IMlUtove statement is true, and that it fufty.an<?ec*TOolte
represents the true abate of the several matters herein contaiaed atx) sot forth,
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
f. w. Tudnti.
Correct—Attest:
F. E. VAN ALBTYNE
R. J. LYNCH
W. LEO OAHALAN
Directors.
State of Michigan, County of Wayne—ss.
Sworn bo and subscribed before me this 7th dtty of April, 1939, and 1 here
by fortify that I dim not air officer or director of this bank.
HOWARD J. BROHL Notary Public.
My commission expires Fob. 19, 1940.
DAVIS MCNAB CO.
Engineered Heating, Ventilating,
Air Conditioning
DOMESTIC. INDUSTRIAL
Crongeyer Building Tel. 0944-J
Winkler Stokers Rudy Furnaces
Open Evenings Till 9:00
JOHN F. M C INERNEY
REAL SERVICE
PHONE Ml NOTARY PUBLIC
98 ELM ST., CAHALAN BLDG.
DR. N. G. BOWBEER
DENTIST
X-RAY
OtriCi HOURS: 8 i m. to • p m.
OFFICE 2848 BIDDLE AVENUE
206720
COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE ln
the matter of the estate of ISAI)OKE
J. GLOBIB, deceased- We, the under
signed, having been appointed by the
Probate Court for the County of
Wayne, State of Michigan, Commis
sioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all parsons
against said deceased, do hereby give
notice that we will meet at the office
of John R. Mclnemey, attorney, at
2011 Biddle Street, WyfcNvdotle, Michi
gan. in said County, on Thursday, the
Ist day of June, A. 1). 1939, and on
Tuesday, the -Ist day of August, A. D.
1939, at three o’clock P. M. of each of
said days, for the purpose of examin
ing and allowing said claims, and that
four months from the lot day of April,
A. D. 1938, were allowed by said court
for creditors to present their cfctinw
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated April 1. 1939
HAYS METCALF,
cjo National Bank.
Wytsudotte/ Michigan.
JOHN D. O'CONNELL.
Si Ford, Highland Park,
Michigan.
14w3 CommUdoner*..
265*811
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE ln
the matter of the estate of ROBERT
L BOVEIIB, deceased. I, the under
signed. having been appointed by the
I*robate Court for the Ooouty of
Waiyne, State of Michigan, Commis
sioner to receive, examine and adfast
all claims and demands of aR persona
against said deceased, do hereby give
notice that I will be at the office of
W. Hugh Williams, 3068 Biddle At*,
Wyandotte, in said OMt?, on Mar*
day, the 27th day «f May, A D. 1988,
and on Thursday, the 27th day of July
A D. 1989, at 10:00 o’clock A M. of
each of said days, for the purpose of
examining and allowing said claims,
•nd that four months from the 27th
day of March. A. D. 1939, were allow
ed by said Court for creditors to pre
sent their claims to me for examina
tion and allowance.
Dated March 27th. 1939.
CHARLES P. HORN AUER,
13w3 Commissioner.
The John E. Tool Agency
Fire Insurance
144 WALNUT ST
Telephone 1729
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SUITS INSaiIME AfiENCY
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CT ec-Wyißlill,
Phone 287
Charles W. Koch
GENERAL INSURANCE
18716 MtCmm Raid
RJT3. 1 WyiMliflL
TELEPHONE 7014-R2 *Swl»
Dr. A. M. BPYAJAN
DENTIST
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