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The Wyandotte Herald
BY J 1» IIAVEN
ST OAK ST. PHONE 0056
l latoied E\**ry Friday al
Wyandotte, Mich.
. Ente:ed at the Wyandotte Mi»h.,
PostofTice at xviintl class uiaucr.
Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year
ESTABLISHED 1*79
The animal **obmial dinner Hill la*
I*KI by the C'irdtt! land-siy gnsip **f
the MKhodi-i church, KV*bruury 2*2.
Dinner will Im* from .1 t«» 8 p.m
1 Hiring th«* w****k. police pla<**xl ;i
Valuing card at 1547 Twentieth »tr**«*t.
tL‘easU*H <*ard at 407 Phuu MM't, amt
Whooping isnigh c.iixl at PITH Twenty
it-irtH! .stn>»*t.
Wyandotte clmp|«*r, No. 370, 0.E.5..
Vi LI hold a pillow «-ax* party ut St.
John's community Imll on Friday even
ing. March 29. f anl- and refr«-hmen4-
Vi 11 the program.
Edward C/.irr. a 49-year-*►!*! roomer
hi 036 Orchard fell on an i**y
|>avemetil Sunday. ami Ur ke an ankle.
He was taken to the Wyandotte (k*n
%ral hospital for tix-atmcnt.
Friend- *>f J«»lm T. Nuttall will Im*
£lad to hear that lie i- r****overiug front
Pis r****eiit illiw—, ami is aide to Im*
<ait again. A letter from him
Unit aH of the garden <-r p- to Im* liar-
V**>t.ed -**«u \\*-re «h*stroyed hy the »***ld
V;iV*‘ that r*Jcl|ol I hem tin* lil*st «>t
this month. Mr. Nuttall i' living in
\Yilmei\ Ala., jue*t outside of Mobil**.
He l«-ft here for AlatMina lit years
<l^o.
Ticket- for tin* Michigan Horticul
tural sfM-iety s flower .show, to In* held
ht Conventb«i had. lM.foil, Marrli
23-31. an* now <rn sale hN*ally at tin*
following pla*x*- : The Flower Shoppe.
Wyandotte Floral -Imp. Hunter's.
Martin florists. <’a-i*4*rs furs, ami N**s.
'J and 5 sT re* of the Cahalan drug
tWorer*. Tickets may In* -**cunxl at re
dmed pri«s*s. if sus tiled through tile
WyandotU* Gaixlen chub, Mrs. Julius
la)i«*nThnl is general ehairman of the
tick**! sale.
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LK\(il K OF < ATHOI.It WOMEN
Tuesday aff«*r*i«Mm the Uamu* ot
Gmtlmlic Women Hid in the American
l.tgioii cLul* In u>«* for their s«*eond r«*g
tilur meeting. Mr-|. Ge**rg** Ihhm and
Mr< Lloyd «l |»ette re|n»rt***l on their
Vork in **»‘iin**et»*Mt with tin* Cirl
(tub, where ;ib**iit 42 girls in ages tr«*in
ti to* Is nr** ti -i ig i:is*rnc!«*d in «-o«-k
liig. -cuing and ai l. M ue instructor*
lire mssbsl and anyone who i- intere-t
til will t*** \er\ w«*lcom-»*.
The «s»rn*s|Mim|ing ehairman. Mrs.
/ 1 Burden*». read a hi ter from tie*
Y isi’in_ Nurse a~s<»eiation. inviting
tie* league llH*ll|lm*l*s t«» att4*h*l a meet
ing at tin* nu**-«*-’ home on W**dn**sday
«.ttem«s»n M* heir Miss Tuck of ln
tn.ii. talk on tin! varied program of
tic* visiting niii<s|<.
Mrs. la-Witt r*i**»rted on Big Si-t**r
W* rk. ami 1 • »l«i of helping several
t■■•sly f:«mili«*s.
Nlrs. Frank ltuirke. uisii reipn-st «»f
Mis*. < lmrl**tt** Phils**n, of the visiting
tiwirM* organization, asked tlmt the
league s]N*ns,*r a group **f girls iu h
training U*ing **ondm*ted at the
IvtHksevelt high seh*N»l l»v the exOPesaon
4epartm**nt of Wayne university and
tMider the >u]n*ivision **f N'clsoti Hed
rick and Mrs. Philson. The league vot
td t*i a*xvpt this n‘s*jnnisibility.
Mm John Cahalan reminded the
league of the annual nw*eiting *4 the
Natiotial of Patlvoli** Women,
which will be h*dd *wi March 9 at the
Hotel siatlier. 1 Detroit.
Tine next meeting tlk** l**ago** will
be held on Tuesday, March 1-.
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TRINITY EV. IATHEKYN CHI Kt H
nerncv. 9:15 u. m
llible elav, 9:,‘ld a. tu.
K.tigi ish
Special eveiring st»rv'i*e. 7 p. in.
February IS marks tlie s»ss»n*l S\u*-
da\ in lenL Sjieakiug on tin* text 1.
o>r. 1, IS--5. R**v. t\ J. Knibnke will
frreaeh vm the toin**. “Preaching t*lirist
Crucified. M
<in Sunday afteriaHm tin* young |*eo
ps*» i«*tn*s of Trinity play host p*
th** monthly bible >nnly hour smuisor
♦o **n Lin* behalf **f laitheran y«*ung
|>e*.ple so**n*tLes in this arxt*. A lunch*
♦*jn will be s**rvevl nt 5:«U). At 7 p. in..
• *pevi<aJ will be eomlm t*-«l in
the ehtiTvh. H»*v % E. A. Hess hr will
deliver the in*<pirational addrv.ss K*>l
- wing tb** sc-rviw a iirwing picture
Will be showu. ih-picting the w«*rk that
Is being curried out among negroes in
th* so:rth.
Every Thunafciy evening during lent
»p*viui niidweek s»»rvi«*os are conduct
ed; 4e*rtiuin at 0:15 and the English
«; > p. m
ST. STEPHEN’S CHI Rt H
K|*vial lenten services will be held
on this i Fridiiy i evening. »t 7 :»> p. in.,
Vitfc the Rev. Edward Platts. «>f St,
Bildn’s church special gu«*st preach
♦r
Serv will I*** liebl next Sunday
«s foUowa:
s a. in.—Hidy c«Humuui«ni.
9:30 a. m. —Church M*b*»*»l.
11 a. tu—Morning servi**** wiili fath
(r and eon tlay at church.
0 p. in—Young ]»ei>i»9‘.
7 m. —Evens* mg anti ad«lr**ss.
HAS AIRPORTS
With a t<*tsi 1 «•/ I'JO rtirjMirts. Mi*4ii
f*»tn is ti*s! wirti H**ri*la f**r fhiixl
pla*s* in the number *>f landing fiehls*.
fi is aumuiu-’eil by the 4 V , vil Aero
Bantk» ABthoiliy. *»ui> Texas, with
141 fieUK »imJ California with HW.
Michigan. _
News from
Washington
By Eleanor Bari*
Mk-liigamkrr played an iiu)M>rtaiil
l>:»rt in an tinwsually busy w<*ek iu
Washington. In the S«*nate. Senat*u*
Brown addn*ssed hi-' «v>U*»agues »*n lii<
v* rv iuw|M>rtaiit bill. S. .'MHI!*. “A • Hill
in provide for <***rtain loans the n*-
j.vbli** **f FiitUtnd." Tin* distinguished
ieeml>er from Mbliigan is al?«> very
sym|>at}eti«* t>*war*l Poland, and in n
r*x*«vit —|m***i*li pl*slg***l himself to *l*»
all In* ixnihl in aiding that iM*r-4VUl«*d
* ■* uin try.
• • •
Iu the 11**ii-**. K**pr«*sentatives l>in
g«*U amt , l **n**i**w i< /. al>o i-alled att<*n
tk*n to the fact that imn**diate ai*l
for Polaml is msiksl. I'ongremniaii
BaKiut.' a- a memiMT **f the ll*nts4*
ii|»i*ropiian**n> committe«*, gav** a r«*-
P< rt **n appropriations for the stat«*.
ami •miner* e «l«*partments.
unit C*»ngn-smaii H«*ok contiiwnsl t«»
slut re the -*|»ot light in th** 1
Iranis.
» • *
i iv**r m ih** -iiprenu* c**urt. Mr. .lu
tn*«* .Miirjdiy d< mwsl hi- jmLicuil p>lm*s
and look his seat on th** In-m-h offi
cially. Th** sum* day h** war pr**s«*nt<*«l
wirh a .$-50 Ameritrin flag hy Stat«*
Highway P*uiunissi**iH*r Murray H. Nan
Wagoner ami his colleague-. Ileputy
pommi—ionei s lhm Keiimsly and Var
niiin Steinhaugli.
• • •
The Willanl hotel was a scene «»f
n.m h ***miU' ti'Hi ami excitement wh**n
tin* 1 lemm-ratic national *s*uunirt«v de
cided to hold tin* nominating
tion at Chicago. National P**mmitt4*e
nuin Eibnuml P. Shields wa> present,
and Nath nal Poiiiiiihteew«»man Clara
Van Auken had an opi*orflu i uiiy t«> visit
with h**r many friend- in Wa-sliiuglon
and als** h**r national «*omini!l< , »*wotnen
fri**ml- fr**m all **\**r tin* nsintry. In
a **liat with President I{<»< s**v**ll. Mrs.
Van Auken -aid >he had a rh:ui*r to
♦*\]U'**s-* Mu’liigaii's appixs-iation f**r
l:ls :t|>|M*intim*nt of th«*ir f**rm<*r g v
**rin*r. Frank Murphy, to tin* supn*w**
cunt.
+ m m
Amlix-w lfaiixl and William T. Skr
/v* ki w**r«* al-** visit, rs in Washington
during thi- »*v**ntf’ul w*x*k.
* * 9
Michigan ha- only 9-1 of th** 1951.
• •*■ appro\imat**ly 40 |m*i* is*nt. of the
f*d**ral jolt- in NVa-liingP'ii to whi**h
i» is entithxl. it was lea/rned during a
*h*hati* in (in* lion-** **n tin* llan»s|>e»*k
*:\il scrv'ns* hill, wlu*-h |K*nnit.s tin*
pn»-i*l**nr t<» b!ank«*t under civil -e?
vi<*** a!l f***l**ral ag**m*i**s c\ «-]►! th«*
\\ PA. Tin* inf**rniati*ui was divulged
aft**r tin* introduelk n of :h«> Keller
Nielnds am«*mlnn*nt which -per»fi«*s
that
a certain ivumber **f .i*»b-. proj** s*!i«»nate
to tin* -tat«*’s fraction of tin* nation
l*opulation.
• * * •
4***ugr«*-»-inan I>‘sinski, iu »**mpli
ante w’ith a ixxjuest from K**ar A«lmir
al K. R. NVa**sehe. comma inlaid *>f (In*
I’nitetl Static tsra.s-t guard, wishes to
antii umx* to the y*«utng men that th**
yearly competitive examination for ap
pointments t*> caib*tshi]>s in the I nited
4xxis4 guaixl is to bo held May
15-16, 1940. The examinart *u *s ofien
to all physiwilly qualified t*oys
rhroughouit the United States be **s*n
the ages t>f 17 and 22 years who have
the nxroired moral qualifications ami
educational prepaxatioo.
The siieix'ssful pacing of the cofnj>e
titive examinatum eatitles Qualified
young tueu to a coutNc which is de
signed to fit them for commissions in
an organization -which Is charged pri
marily with pul»Lic ssifety and seiwrity
cm the* seas. This inc*ludc*s th** eon*ruc
tion and mainumamx* of lighthouses
and aid.- to navigation generally, the
training *»f liixmsed and unlicensed
personnel *4 the merclKint marine aua
the enfor<xnn**nt of safety and o*her
maritime laws A I'orollary duty i v
ptvparation Pc*r nati*uial «l4*fens** as the
coast guard becom«s a part **f t ! »*
navy in time of war.
BELL COMPANY PL.ANS
PORTABLE EQUIPMENT
Tw<» -**ts -if |K>rtable 4*inergeney ni
dhdt’lephom* *s|uipment to In* u>*vl in
tempor.irily bridging the 4'ominuniop
tions g;ip when a ixtninunity is cut off
from the ix*st of ilw* world, aiv ln*ing
add*xl to the plant of the Michigan
Bell Telejihone C mil tuny, aivording to
unnouno-ruent hy P***»rge M. Welch,
president. The Ftxlenil Ponununhv*-
ti**ns P**mmi-si**n. at Washingt» n. has
issmsi th** istni|iany liivu-4*s f**r oper
ation **f the apparatus.
Ordiimnily. Welch nai*!. when a
town is isolar***! by t*»riui*l<*. sleet
storm, flow!, fire or other disaster,
c*»miuu!iicutiou Ls re-established within
a f«*w hours by the augment*xl v rews
and e*piipm*sit tbar an* rushed Lttto
the affected area by i he conqiany.
Now ami then, however, damage is
nidi that days must l>**fore the
lines **an 1m» s»*v up again, even on an
emergency Im*4s for summoning of re
lief and for aid in restoration work.
It is for ns** in -such situations that
ilie Michigan Bell Teleph*«ue Comj*any
ij adding the portable nidiotel**ph«»ne
to its equipment and luts establish**d a
M*hooi at Dettoir f«*r training the n*x
e*wary 4»peraflorK The afrpurutu.s was
♦*'li*viaHy 4lev«*l<n***d for emergency n*-
li**f by the Bell Teleplnme Laborator
ies. Th4*ir us»* will minimize the dan
ger of a *4tauimmit> tieing isolauxl f«»r
any -ulistaiuial j«eri*i*i a
cams: r**ph**.
Horseshoes of Gold
On the walls of the castle in War
saw which today is the residence
of the president of Poland is a paint
ing of a Polish knight on a horse
with shoes made of gold. It is be
lieved that the notion of lucky horse
shoes arose from finding these gold
en shoes.
Italian King’s Guards
Members of the King’s Guards,
personal escort of King Victor Em
manuel, of Italy, have to be 6 feet
4 inches tall and good looking. There
are 100 men and five officers in the
guards. Each has seven peitectly
tailored uniforms.
Around the World
Capt. Joshua Slocum was the first
man to circumnavigate the globe
alone. He sailed from Boston on
April 24, 1895, in a 36-foot sloop
called ’’The Spray” and reached
Fairhaven, Mass., on July 3, 1898.
America Chews On
A total of 5,672,174,600 pieces of
gum were chewed by the American
public in 1937, according to esti
mates of the department of com
merce. Total value of the gum was
approximately $56,721,746.
European Employment Problem
In Italy, Russia and certain of the
Balkan states, the number of per
sons of working age is increasing so
rapidly as to constitute a serious
problem from the point of view of
employment.
Cheddar Cheese Inexpensive
Cheddar cheese, sometimes called
“store,” “American,” or “New
York, is usually inexpensive yet
has as much nourishment as many
of the costlier cheeses.
United States Aliens
Of 14,000,000 aliens in the United
States, more than 6,000.000 had not
applied for citizenship up to the time
European hostilities started.
Parent-Teacher Co-operative
In more and more schools, par
ents are helping teachers to plan
and develop educational experiences
for their children.
Goddess of Women
The name June is derived from
Juno, the goddess of women and of
marriage.
Four IT. S. Akrons
There are four towns in the United
States named Akron.
Meln«*rticy & Mitlnerney, Attorneys
ill 11 Biddle Ave.
Wyandotte, Mirli.
270,4*5
STATE «»K MICHIGAN. «'<*nniy **t
\\ avm* s 4. At a **t ill** 1 *r*»
bat** Conn for -aid County *►! Wayn**.
I*l*l at the 19'obat** Court mom in tin*
City of Ih-trnit, **n Tin* s**v»*ntli day «»i
February in the year *n** thousand
I*lll4* limtdixxl forty. Present Pa-lriek
H. n'Brieii. Judge of Probate. In th* 1
matter *>f the estate of JOSEPH WAL
TERS iWOTTAi, deceased. On read
ing and filing the petition duly v<*ri
fi*xl, of Rose Walters, miniini-»tratrix
of said * “state, praying that sin* may
be li<x*iis**d to -ell certain real estate
of said d«*ceas*xl for ‘the pun****
jwying the debt-4 of said de<***as4*d and
the charges of administering said es
tate. It is ordered, that the eleventh
day of March, next at ten o'clock in
the forenoon at -aid Court ixx<tu be
appointed for hearing said petition,
and that all persons interested in said
estate appear before said Court at said
time and place, to show cause why a
License should not be granted to said
administratrix to sell real estate as
prayed for in said sM*tition. Aim! it i*
further ordered, that a copy of this
order be published three smv**s-ivc
weeks previous to said time tis hear
ing, in the Wyandotte Herald, a news
paper printed and circulating in said
County of Wayne.
PATRICK H. O BRIEN,
Judge t»f Pr**bate.
(A true copy)
J. A. CRAIGKN,
Deputy Probate B**gister. 7w.'i
Mrlnerney & Mrlnerney. Adorneys
2911 Biddle Ave.
Wyandotte, Mirli.
271,191
STATE OF MICHIGAN, C**ui».ty of
Wayne—ss. At a session of tb** Pro
bate Court for -<iid County of Wayne.
bi*ld at the Probate Court rmsu in tb**
City of IHtrolt, on tin* seventh day *d
F**bruary in the year on** thiuisand
nine hundred forty. l*r**s*'«t Patrick
H. O'Brien, Judge of Probate. In Hi**
matter of the estate *>f ELLEN MAS
TEN, ileneasst'd. On reading and filing
th** petition, duly verified, of Orri<*
Masten. aitministrator of said estate,
praying that he may be licensed to sell
certain real estate of said de*ceus»*d f*n*
the purpose of paying the debts of said
d<H*eused and the charges of adminis
tering said estate. It is ordered, that
the eleventh day of March, next at ten
oVlock in the forenoon at said Court
loom be appointed for hearing said
petition, ami that all persons interest
ed in said **staU* appear br-foix* sai*l
Court at said time and place, to sh*wv
ran*ti why a Mcense should n<u b**
grauted t*» said adininistrat>*r to srtJ
r**al estate as prayed for iu said peti
tion. And it is further ordered, that a
cr,py n 1 this order be publisheit thix***
siM*<essive w**eks previ*nis t»* siH time
of h**tiring. in the Wyandotte Herald,
a newspap*T printeil and cinmlatine
in s;iid Cisurt/.v of Wayne.
PATRICK H. O BRIEN.
Judge *if Probate.
i A t rue copy I
J A. CRAIGEN.
Deputy PrV*bate Register. 7w3
Rubber Spear Gun
Spearing fish under water with a
newly developed rubber spear gun
is the newest sport in Miami, Fla,
It’s real sportsmanship, for you have
to hold your breath, dive, look
around for a fish, aim and fire, all
in less than a minute. The new
guns and masks were invented by a
Miami university student, Chenault
Elmore. Spearing 50 pounds of fish
in a half hour is no trick at all for
an expert in these waters. The gun
is rubber slung, like a sling-shot
and deadly accurate. The masks
are face fitting when submerged
and water tight.
Silk in America
In 1656, it was compulsory for
planters in America to foster the
silk industry by planting mulberry
trees. So certain were the rulers
of the colonies that North America
was an ideal place for silk culture,
that they compelled every planter to
grow at least 10 mulberry trees
for every 100 acres of land. Silk
culture won a brief foothold on
this continent, and in 1735 silk was
exDc*>ad from Savannah to England
Man* & Cahalan, Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Bank Bldg.
Wyandotte. >IKh.
Wyandotte, Michigan,
January 29. 1940.
MR. HERMAN L. STONE
MRS. EMMA STONE, hi- wife
529 Clinton Street
Wyandotte, Michigan.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
you are in default in tlu* jM*rfurmaiK***
of tlu* term-, eovenants ami condition-*
on your part to be p4»rform*xl iu a *vr
tain land c**ntract datixl November 1.
1937. lietw<*en the WYANHOTTE SAV
INGS BANK, a Michigan banking cor
porath'ii, <*f Wyandotte, Michigan, as
Seller, and you. as Purchaser, by
which land contract said Seller agreed
to s4*ll and convey, and you agr*x*d to
purclias**. th** following described lands
situate in 111** City of Wyandotte.
County of Wayne, and State of Michi
gan. to wit: —
Lot Eighty-four is4i Abbott and
Reynk*r*s Sub.' of tin* **a-t»*rly elev
en ill > acre- of Lot two <2) John
B. Bondi.* Estate. Private Claim
*ui4» hundred twenty-one ( 121 I ly
ing west *»t' tin* 1). & T. S. L. R. R.,
City of Wyandotte. Wayne Coun
ty. Michigan, according to plat as
recorded June 24. 1914. in Lilx*r
.30, page 79 **f Plats, said Wayne
County records.
Your default coti-i-t- in your failure
to do the following:
lai To pay on Mar. li 1. 19.35, Sep
:« mber 1. 1935. February 1. 19.39 and
July 1. 1939. th** monthly installment
of principal ami interest of 5.36.0 U. On
tin* dates in this paragraph mentioned
your payments p;iid but J lie iiil4*r**-t
which bad then accru«**l on -aid con
tract.
*hi 'Fi* pay tin* monthly install
in**nt of principal ami interest «»f s:i4».-
b*» on May 1. 1939. August 1. 1939.
Novciiilm*!* 1. 1939. and HectMiilier 1.
1939.
ic I To pay the 193 s ami 1939 taxe
ou said projM*rty amounting t*» 5102.92.
which have Immmi paid by said S**ll**r.
(d) To pay the 1930 city taxes on
said property amounting to $47.23,
which have been paid by said Seller.
There is now due and owing from
you to said Seller, for principal, in
terest and taxes, the following:
Principal payments due:
March I, 193 s $ 18.27
September 1, 1936 18.73
February 1, 1?«19 19.11
July. 1, 1939 19.32 75.43
Monthly installments of principal
and interest due: *
May 1. 1939 36.00
August 1, 1939 36.00
November 1. 1939 . 36.00
December 1, 1939 ____ 3600 144.00
Taxes paid by Seller:
1938 and 1939 taxes _ 102.92
1939 city taxes 47.23 150.15
$369.58
You ar** hereby further notified that,
Luvaus*- of you*r • said defaults, sahl
Seller elect* to declare and does here
by declare said eoiitract forfeited, and
you are hereby further notified to
yield, surrender and deliver up posses
-:oii of the premises in said land con
tract mentioned and of which you are
now iu jhksession, under and by virtue
of flic term* th**reof.
WYANDOTTE SAYINGS BANK.
By F. NV. TKTvER.
Its Vi*x* President ami Cashier.
Dated: January 29. 1940. 5w3
STATE OF MM'HIGAN The Pro
bate Court for the County of Wayne.
No. 276,960
In th** matter of the estate of MARY
RENNER, also known as MARY VON
RENNER, deceased. Notice i- hereby
given that all creditors of said deceas
ed are required to present rbeir
claims, in writing and under oath, to
said Court at the Probate Office in the
City of Detroiy, in said County, and to
serve a copy thereof upon Walter Von
Renner at 453 Plum Street, Wyandotte.
Michigan, executor of -aid estate on or
Liefore the fourteenth day of May. A.
I). 1940. and that such 4*laiins will b**
heard by said court at the Probate
Court Room No. 307, Wayne County
Building, in the City of Detroit, in
said County, on tb** fourteenth day of
May. A. D. 1940. at two oVl***k in the
afternooD.
1 hired Jan. 15. A. D. 1940.
PATRICK H. O’BRIEN,
Judge of Probate.
Publish in Wyandotte Herald once
in each week for three weeks sne**es
sively, within thirty days from tb*
date hereof. 5w3
JOHN P. MCINERNEY
REAL
SERVICE
PHONE Ml NOTARY PUBLIC
98 ELM ST., CAHALAN BLDG.
Mother Becomes Nun
Mrs. Mary Schmidt, formerly of
Liebenthal, Kan., who has three
daughters in Catholic sisterhoods,
has entered the order of Sisters
Servants of the Holy Heart of Mary
at Beaversville, 111. Mrs. Schmidt,
mother of five children, decided to
enter the religious order after her
husband died.
Tip to Laundress
If lipstick stains on washable ma
terials do not disappear with ordi
nary laundering and by sponging
with carbon tetrachloride, rub them
with a colorless grease such as with
white vaseline, then sponge them
again with carbon tetrachloride or
bleach them with peroxide of hydro
gen.
Missing Dogs Bureau
Deputy Sheriff Dalton Coleman,
Mayfield, Kan., has set up a missing
dogs bureau for Graves county. Fol
lowing receipt of a number of com
plaints of missing hunting dogs and
pets, Coleman requested owners to
file footprints and photographs of
their dogs with the sheriff's office.
Luther’s Inkspot
Reports from Germany state that
the ink spot on the wall of Wartburg
castle, made when Luther threw the
inkpot at the devil, is no more.
Tourists are shown where it used
to be, but souvenir hunters long
ago stole the last of that wall plaster.
Highest Paid Women
The most highly paid women in
home economics at present are
those in the textile field, according
to reports from the Institute of
Women’s Professional Relations at
Connecticut College for Women.
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Oregon Onions
United States market service sta
tistics indicate that Oregon may be
come the onion state of the Union.
Preliminary figures for this year
show a record-breaking yield of 84,-
800 sacks.
Marr and (ahalan, Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Hank Bldg.
Wyandotte. Midi.
mortgage salk
lK*fault having b<i*n tiKiile in ‘lie
« oinliti'»ns of a rvrtnin mortgage, made
by Jacob Kir«*li and Nettie Kireli. lii<
wife, of the t’ity of Wyandotte. Coun
ty of Wayne. State of Michigan*
Mortgagers, o the Wyandotte Saving-
Hank. a eurp'ration organized and ex
isting under and by virtue of the gen
eral banking law- of the State of
.Michigan, of Wyandotte. Michigan.
Mortgagee. dnt**d tin* fourth day «*f
Septenil*er. A 1 ». 1924 ami recorded in
the office of rbe Register of lK*e<l>
for la* County of Wayne. State of
.Michigan, oi tlie eighth day «ts Sejitein
l>er, A. D. 11*1*4. in Liber 1171* of inort
jgages, on ]Mgc 128, on which mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date
of thU notice, for principal, intero.st
und taxes, rhe sum of Ten hundred
thirty our dollar* and. seventy-four
ivDta <51034.74*, and no suit or pro
ceeding having ti/'eu instituted at law
to recover the debt secured by suid
mortgage, or any part thereof, there
fore. by virtue of the power of sale
contained in said mortgage, and pur
suant to the statute of the State of
Michigan in such case made and pro
vided, Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the ninth day of April, A. D.
1940, at twelve o’clock noon, Eastern
Standard time, said mortgage will be
foreclosed by a sale at public vendue
to the highest bidder, at the southerly
or ('ongross Street entrance to the
Wayne County Building, in the City of
Detroit, County of Wayne, State of
Miehigau <that being the place of hold
ing the Circuit Court within said
county) of the promisee described in
said mortgage, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount
due on *aid mortgage, as aforesaid,
with interest thereoD. and all legal
cos;s, charges and exj>eu.s*-> thereon,
including tile attorney fees allowed by
law. which said premises are situate
in the City of Wyandotte, County of
Wayne, state of Michigan, and are
described as follows:
Lot numbered nineteen < 19 ) of
Block twenty-three (23) and all
that part of Lot eighteen (18) of
Block rwenty-tiiree <23> described
as follows: Beginning at the north
east corner of said lot eighteen
«1S» : thence southerly on the east
line .»f lot t-ighteeu (181 to the
southeast i-orner thereof: th**cce
along rhe south line lo* eighteen
<lSi s »utb eighty-nine <B9) de
gree. fifty-nine <o9) minutes w«*at
j*ix td* feet; thence northerly in a
straight liDe to the point of be
ginning. of the South Detroit Sub
division of part of Section thirty
two <32*. Township three (3)
south. Range eleven (11) east, ac
cording to the plat thereof record
ed in the .rffi-e of the register of
deed** for ihe county of Wayne,
December 19, IS9O, in Liber four
teen (14) on psrge ninety-five (96)
of plats.
Together with the hereditaments
and af/pnrtenanre** thereof.
WYANDOTTE SAVINGS BANK,
Mortgagee.
Marr and Cairn lan.
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
WyaDdotte Saving** Bank Bldg.,
Wyandotte. Mich.
Dated: January 12. 1940. gwl3
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