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The Wyandotte Herald
BY J I>. HAVEN
, fc7 OAK ST. PHONE 0006
Issued E\cr> Eiill.iy at
/ Wyand«»ue, Mick.
| Zfctered at the Wyandotte Mich.,
Postoffice at second class matter.
Subscription Price, $1..70 Per Year
ESTABLISHED 1579
’lTm* Two-by-Two club will bold a
in the ( ‘ongregational dhtirck
t (aright.
Today is tie* deadline for filing in
come tax rc»urn,s with rhe collector at
J NMToit.
Regular roii% oe«jti<m ,»f Wyandotte
t No. 13.7, K.A.M., next Thiirv
day 114; tot.
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JOSEPH IIADLEY, JK. IS
MMU) DISTRICT TREASURER
Jladhv. Jr., of Wyatwh»tt«*
4«Nlg«* No. 47-. I <m t K , \\ as re-ehi-ted
tnu.MHvr of district iil .1. which in
clude* the s«mihnest |ki I*l of Wayne
cud all of Monri*- omnly. others el
teted won*: .l«~>** Van Rijper of ELat
Rock. pn*'i«h*nt: William K«*dd of Tem
t#*rani-e. vice pre»ulcut. and William
Katho of ijiimlM’ntvillo. secretary.
The district iii«n*i itig 4m*Ul rovullj at
.Monnn- had a large gathering of grand
lodge ami omajiipmcnt »»ffi>iTS. 4irain)
AlaMter MoiKfligall. Grand Secretary
Fred KiNhrers «*f Linsing. who ns-etrtly
«x*i-eived a -To-vesi:!* jewel. and Chester
Mraliam of l*carlM-ni. were among
attending.
Ora.nd cn«*am|nn«‘nl offi«-ers present
vo*re Thomas D. I *»w «»f Stunftou. grand
|hitriar«-|i; Gc«*rgo 11. Brand of |Mfn>it.
«raiid senior wan bn. ami grand en
miiljmicnl «*ffh*ors of Ohio.
There were 111 lodgi«s represented at
4li<* meeting. At tin* close of the meet
ing a large mtmlter of |»a>.t gramls re
wived tin* grand l«Mlge and |r.tst grand >
degree. Wyamb*r.te wa< represtqtfed by
six of thens. Tlx tv were: A. I. (%*m.
William Sbnnuur. EJkeiwili Bobh. Sr..
J<4m Marshall. Erank Kolb and Arth
ur Moran.
The n»>oiml thyiv** \\;t' conferred on
«JI tlie grind master’* t4as* of candi
dates from fin* district liy Temperance
Imlge.
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NEWI(EKK\ REAPPOINTED
AS CIVILIAN AIDE
A)>|*oilit 110 ni 0/ l’hel|»~ New lurry of
l*etroit for the fourth col 1 .-eculive
four year torm as civilian aide to the
M*eretary of war for Mi higan. ha*
Jiim Ih-cii made by Harry 11. Woodring.
fcecn*tarv of w;tjr. He was first aje
1 m>int«*4l in Irj: 1 but n—igned. He vva*
reamxdnied in l'.rjs |*y Secretary of
V'ar Dwight Itovi*. ami has served
continuously since. l>eiug renamed by
Secretary of War Patrick Hurley, in
1!(32 and Seeretary of War George 11.
Hern. in 1936.
The eivilian aide to due secretary of
Viir, in each xtatc. <*oopemte* with the
war department to encourage volun
tary military training for civilians.
Ow of the main objectives of the civ
ilian aide i* procuring condiments for
the citizens' military training
each ynr among young men from 17
to 24 y«*urs old.
This year Mr. NewlH*rr.v starts his
fourth term of offi«v with a record
number of eurolluients in t lie CM TO
in Michigan. With a quota of 1,800
for die statu* more t.ha 11 half this mini
ver of a implication' Ikivc Ikvu rei-civcd
during tlie fii*st t«*n days after enroll
ment was o|tt*ncd. T'be canqis this year
will Ih* from July i«» August ;iud
the majority of Michigan applimnts
Will In* sent either to Camp Caster,
timr Battle or l-’ort Brady at
-Soiiilt Ste. Marie.
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MRS. KELLY NO BETTER
THAN THOUSANDS OK OTHERS
In tlie morning mail. Mis. Ann Kelly,
ms Atkinson avenue. Detroit, rxeiv
vd a bst«*r -sigmsl by Mm* se«in*tary of
atate and r«idrug "Witliiu tiiiiHy days,
Unb*ss you n*m*w your ilriver’s lictMixe,
you will In* driving ilh*)Rilly. So tlKit
you will Im* fully advised of this faet.
I lx* taw nsinir«*s that I give you this
Aj« »TH*e.’*
.Mrs. Kelly ihs*iueil Mn* warning of
♦aiffieient iiu|N»rtaiH*e to lay aside her
I'oiiNebold ili»tx»i ami burry to r.lx* traf
fb* Intirmi in ladwe bradipvartere, at
BUM Bcnnihieu sthwt, IMtroit, when*
klm* lirnsi up with a crowd of liivmx*
x«s*kers. filled «»ut the mss*ss;ir.v blanks
wmt finally hamb-d them ti> a clerk.
Her weiv sigtxsl Mrs. H.
r. Kelly.
"By the way. Mrs. Kelly. doc« Mwit
‘IE staml for Harry*'” tilie elerk asked.
”A**s. it does." she said.
"Ami d«N*s your liusb-and happeu to
be secretary of wtate?**
"'l'liat's right," said Mrs. Kelly. “Mr.
Kelly. yi«i know, is a very busy man.
and 1 ilidu't want to iNither him with
this mutter."
"Well, tlsit's a gtN.nl om*.” ob>N‘rved
the clerk. "Especially in view of the
*faet tlKit we have lots of influential
who try to find >'hurt «vvts and
want all kinds of spei*ial favors when
getting tts'ir lMetisi*s."
.Mr. Kelly said later tlmt the letter 1
to his wife was in a conn La ms* with a
hew state law. and that 700.000 drivers
will within a short time Is* notified
that rlieir liiensw an* jilnsm to expire.
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Men of Mm* game (iirjrion thAAh
|NMtim*iit of conservation ihelare an
<\irly iM-stiirg '4*tis,ni w ill im rinse the
risk of killiirg phiM'.inl' by spring
4»urifcing. in areas when* rhis ]»ra«*lit*»*
Is still citrried on.
Wyandotte in
the Last War
A drive was on to mwiuhv biH*ks for
nvidlng by tlie 11 ml sailorr.
The Lh«»ks most det»in*il were fiction
tales of adveintirre, western stories, de
itNtfive stories, “love storii*s of rhe l>est
sort,” storiisi »rs tuisiiMsss and historical
novels.
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Funds were iN*ing raisiid to provide
»oinforts for the Polish volunteers
from Wyamlot'te who )unl left to join
the Polish army ciNqierating with the
Allies. Sixty-five men had vohmteered
for tliis service.
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Masons gave a U*iiefit iM-rfonnamv
in Mm* Majestic !hent«*r for f’lw* lied
Cn»>s and tin* John E. Eilliert Mt*imiT
ial hospital. H«lgar A. trinsc, tin* lb*-
troit ]NN*t. gave from his
works.
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EMPLOYMENT REFLECTS
BCSINESS CONDITIONS
A“l jh*i* «ens iii f reas«* in tlw* num
ber of jobs filhsl in private industry
by tlx* Michigan Stat«* Employmeni
Servi«*e during the \ve«*k ending March
“ was rejN*rt«*d by Harry A. McDonald,
ci.airman of the l iienqiloyineiit COlll
- Commissbui, of whieli the
employ mciK service is a division.
McDonabl anmuunssl Miat the >er
\ ns* had fill«*il a total of I.7s*J j«»lis
daring tin* week, with 1.7-V» of the to
tal in private employment. This was
an im*r«*iise of 21 j»er o\v»r tin*
uumlN*r of private jobs filled during
the preceding w»ek.
The iin*r»»ase aim amt cd to 4<M |N*r
isiit over the ihiuilkm* in private ji*lks
f.lied during the oirt*cs|>oiidiug
|N*ri«Hl.
Appli<*ati<*ns from job si*ek«*rs totabsl
4.t*»7."». an im*r»*aM» of 27.1 |n*r tent over
the new applications of tlie prtsetliug
week. Iwht a ibs-ivase of .72 jM-r tent
iiiiiKt thosi* of the -aim* wok la-*t
year.
M Donaltl r»*|n»rtisi that the active
fib* of workers si4*king jobs through
the servitv* drop|M*tl to 210.tM»:4 tin ring
the week, a tlecreuse of 0.7 iK*r et*irt
from that t»f the previous wtek. and a
drop of 40.f> ]M*r cent from flu* total
lit the eml of tlie same wtek in 1!WB.
11V1L SERVICE EXAMS
Tin* I’nitetl States Civil Service Coiii
mission ha> aunouiited t»|N*n eotnjieti
tive exsimiiiations for tin- |M»sitions
!is.:«il below.
Senior iii'pc tor. engineering mater
ials 1 inccliaideaD. S2.t*dO a year, sen
ior ins|H*i t« r. engints-ring nuiterials
S2.c,«M» a uar, inxiNetor. eiigiu
teriug material' (ims lKinieal i, S2.o<h»
a \nir. insiNVior. engineering mater
ials 1 buLls 1, S2.t«Ni a y«»r. Tlx* place
of employment for these {N»sition> is
the navy department for duty in the
fiehl when*v«*r assigned. Eor the iNksi
4ions of senior (medianitul ►.
and in*a|**etor (mechancicali. ujiplic-aJits
must srfiow exjierieiKi* in tile inspection
and or texting of mechanical engineer
ing materials. For s**nior inspector
(hulLs*. and iimiMH.*tor (hulls), appli
cants miL't show exjierience in rhe iu
s)iei*tiou and or testing of steel shapes,
platw and metal slwi'ts. Substitutimi
of ediucatiou, or of other insjiectioneil
« xperieiMe, but not both, will be ac
ceptetl for ]>ort of the retiuired experi
ence. Applicau»t« mtust not have passed
their .7:hl birthday.
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Electrifying; America
One million men and women work
ing 4'.2 years would be required to
fill the potential demand for elec
trical appliances in \Yns country,
which, according to a recent esti
mate, amounts to $16,000,000,000.
Beavers Put to Work
Seventy-five beavers have been
employed by the Saskatchewan gov
ernment in the interests of water
conservation. They were placed in
streams where their work at build
ing dams will raise water levels,
aiding in fire prevention.
Crown Jewels of Golf
The so-called crown jewels of the
game of golf are on exhibition at
the clubhouse at St. Andrews, Scot
land. The regalia includes tro
phies, nearly 200 years pld, as well
as the earliest drivers and golf
balls.
‘Model’ Prisoner
An inmate at Southern Michigan
prison has built nine gasoline-pow
ered model airplanes and looks for
ward to entering model races when
he is discharged. One of his planes
remained aloft 24 minutes, little
short of the national record.
Missed a Train
An unused portion of a Chicago
to-Boston railroad ticket, purchased
62 years ago, has been presented to
tha Central Vermont passenger de
partment for refund.
Oldest Settlement of Whites
Santo Domingo has the oldest set
tlement of white men in the Ameri
cas. It was founded in 1496 at the
command of Columbus by his broth
er Bartholomew,
W'orld Revolver Record
Walter Walsh, a Federal Bureau
of Investigation agent, came within
two points of a perfect score of 300
in* setting a new wcrld record for
revolver shooting.
Canadian Competition
Complaining that the Dionne quin
tuplets had drawn honeymoon visi
tors from Niagara Falls to the ba
bies’ home at Collander, a Niagara
Falls member of the Ontario legisla
ture declared: “We’ve got some
plans for counter-attractions up our
sleeve—not sextuplets, but some
thing quite different.’’
Farm Marketing Progress
The first co-operative farm mar
keting organization in America was
a “cheese ring” set up in 1841 by
a farmer at Rock Lake, Wis. This
farmer agreed to manufacture
cheese for three of his neighbors,
in turn being supplied with their
farm products.
Norway Tourist Fishing
Norway is one of the few coun
tries of Europe which remembers
that when an American wants a real
holiday he wants to go fishing. It
issues guide books for fishermen
only, which tell of its 200 salmon
rivers, and lake trout of 40 pounds.
Free Return Tickets
If you spend a vacation in Jugo
slavia the railway companies say
you can spend even your return rail
way fare for they will present you
with a free ticket to the place where
you entered the country provided
you stay at least a w’eek.
NOTICE OF FILING OF
Nominating Petitions
thv Ebvt«>rs <»f Mu*
(Tty of Wyandotte:
Nnrtitv i>’ hereby ;riven that tbt !.»!-
lowing named ] person* lntve filed
inatiing ]iotitions for the fyllo.ving *>t
f iei*!*;:
For Mayor
liotiis W. Behin
(Tureiiee Edward-
Ira J. Kroger
J«4m t\ Kreger
For Councilnien
(h*orge <\ Belmi
litmis Brohl, Sr.
(TifTord T. Burke
John J. E:iiu , lder
(leorge (lilnanttz
Kenneth Kane
John S. Shelatn
Victor Targonski
Ford Wagar
For Councilman (One Year Term)
Joseph M. Havkau
John 4*. o llrieu
Henry .1. l*t zedwoT'ki
Milton San Souci
Ernest B. Schultz
For City Assessor
Edward W. Kane
Wi*sb*y A. Richard-
Roy Theisen
For Justice of (lie Peace
Roy Caponier
(Jerald F. (las*
Joseph J. George
I lerlpert I*. SeheLwlel
For Associate Justice of Hie I’eaee
Martin C. Baklnms
Arthur S. IKs*ker
Archie J. Mrlimleu
Philip G. Preston
For (Tty Clerk
I#awreuc( J. liaCourxt
For City Treaxurer
John T. MeWhirter
For Constables
G(s«-ge Carroll
Ernest B. Clemeus
Elmer H. UHtcbunne
Ru.sm II Hands
Amlrexv John PavliM-k
Alex ROthemutl
Chairles Sanders
Leon A. Sonenairt. Jr t
Martin Tarhwiex
Walter Znkowski
lhittMl: At Wayne Conn
*y. Miehigau. tliis sih <Hiy of March.
V*4u.
LAWRENCE J. LKXM ItSE.
City Clei4i
Notice of Registration
To 41u* (Qualified Electors of the
City of Wyandotte. Wuyne County,
Michigan.
IMiEASK TAKE NOTICE, that any
ip«alifie<l elt*t4or of the City of Wyan
dotte. Wayne Coiuilty. Mieblg;u». or an\
lieraon who will Ipc a qualified elector
of hhe siiid (Tty <m the day of the
General Election, to bt* held on Mon
day, April 1. 1940, may inakt* an>lk*a
tion for registnet ion to the* City Clerk
of Tlie City of Wyandotte, at liis offuv
in the City Hall, from March 19th un
til March 23rd, 1940. Sia*knsive. pixs-eil
ing the General Election.
The final reglstKition day for the
(b*ueral Charter Election is
>L\K( H 23rd, 1940
and mi the said 23rd day of March.
1940, I will be at the office of the City
Clerk from S:3O o’clock A. M., until
8:09 o’clock P. M., for the purpose of
registering such Electors as may aj»-
jear for that puipo»e.
Electors who have registered «hi or
after May 1. 1932. and whowe registra
tion has not l>een cancelled for failinv
o vote within a two year period are
not. reijiured to again register.
If. sinee that time there has Ihsmi a
change of address, or oheinge of name
by marriage or otherwise sik4i ele»*tors
who hove mo i-hangcd their adtlri**s
siiHV registering must transfer their
names to tlie pro|»er address.
YOU MUST BE REGISTERED IN
TUB PRECINCT IN WHICH YOU
RESIDE IN ORDER TO VOTE AT
THE ELECTION ON APRIL 1. 1940.
I toted: At the City of Wyandotte.
Wayne County. MUAiigan. this 11th
day of March. 1940.
LAWRENCE I IzOTH RSE.
11 w 2 CR.v Clerk.
YOUR TAX
$ DOLLAR $
WILL GO FARTHER
under a businessman’s Admin
istration. He has proven a
success in his business and is
recognized as a leader in his
industry because of his accom
plishments. Vote with confi
fidence
TO ELECT
0 John C. (“Jack”)
KREGER
MAYOR
ELECT—
John C.
O’Brien
Councilman
Short Term
A Qualified Business Man
College Graduate in
Government and History
Native of Wyandotte
Europe’s Largest Garage
Paradoxically, Venice whose high
ways are canals, has the largest
auto garage in Europe, having a ca
pacity for 2,500 cars. They are the
cars of all the folks who come to
the resort in them, but who cannot
use them until they are ready to
leave again.
Poison Oak Decorations
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Richman dec
orated their Martinez. Calif., home
with “pretty leaves,’* which they had
gathered in thg hills in honor of a
party they were to entertain for a
week. Later, the home became an
improvised hospital for victims of
“poison oak’’ from the leaves.
Variety of Traffic
Traffic on the new Shensi-Szechu
en highway, the only land route con
necting China's northwest and south
west provinces, has become the
most varied in the world, there be
ing a constant stream of cars, buses,
trucks, bicycles, rickshas and mules.
| * TRENTON y j
N. L Mans * Bona, Ist, Truss
dealers in ooal, lumber and all build
lag materia.
Dr. A. M. BOYAJAN
DENTIST
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
Cahalaa Bail" «. !tM Biddk An.
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WYAJH* **■. MICH.
DR. N. G. BOWBEER
DENTIST
X-RAY
OFFICE 2S4C BIDDLE A VENT*
OFFICE HOLES: S a m. to SB a.
Y IHtUKtP J
IwWkwJil
SMITH INSURANCE ASENCY
Wo Insure Everything *
326 Poplar St.. Wyandotte
PHONE 2666
I The John E. Youd Agency i
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" Fire Insurance :
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{ 144 WALNUT ST ;
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| Telephone 1729 :
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DR. O. S. GROFF
DENTIST
IM? Bldtflr U«mi
PECK
ELECTRIC CO.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
WIRING. riXTCRIDS. REPAIRS
136 Elm SL fyudette.
Yhm 283 , Mick
Marr ami Cahalau, Attorneys
Wyandotte Savings Bank Bldg
Wyandotte, Midi.
MORTGAGE SALE
l>efault having ln-en u«ude in the
conditions of a certain mortgage, nude
by Jamb Kttvh ami Nottie Kirch, bis
wife, of tin* City of Wyundu-tte, (\>tin
ty of Wayne, State of Michigan,
Mortgagors, to the Wyandotte Savings
Hank, a curi»<>ration organized and ex
iting under and by virtue «rs the gen
eral In,nking law* trf the State ot
Mittigan, of Wyandotte, Michigan,
Mortgagee, dated the fourth duy erf
September, A. I>. 1924 and recorded iu
the offu*» of tile Register of lM>oda
for tin* County of Wayne, state «rs
Michigan, on the eighth day of Septem
ber, A. H. 11124, in Lil>er 117 b of moa
gagen, on page 128, on which mortgage
there is rlaun«*d to be due a 4 the dale
of this notice, for principal, intern*
und taxw, the sum of Ten hundn*<t
thirty-(four dollar* and seventy-foiu
tenhs ($1034.74 i, and no ?*iit <«r jwo
eeeding having ln<en iiu»titut«*d at kiw
to recover the debt secured by suid
mortgage. or any part thereof, tliere
fore, by virtue of tin* of sule
contained iu said mortgage, and pur
suant to the statute of the State of
Michigan in such case made and pro
vided, Notice Ls hereby given that 014
Tuesday, the ninth day of April, A. I».
11*40. at twelve o\i<K*k noon. Liijgern
Standard time, said mortgage will he
foreclosed by a sale at public vendue
to the highest bidder, at the southerly
or Congress Street entrance to the
Wayne County Building, in the City of
lH*troit, County of Wayne, State
Michigan (Uiat being the place of bold
ing tin* Circuit Court within said
county; of the premises described iu
*nid mortgage. or so much tlicre<itf as
may be netvt*.<ary to pay the amount
due on said mortgage, as ufomsaid,
with iufer«jt thereon, and all legal
coats, charge and expcjises thereon,
in* hiding the attorney fees allowed by
lr.w. which said premise.-* are situate
iu the City »if Wyandotte, County of
Wayne, State of Michigan, and are
described as follows:
lA*t uumtiered nineteen till; of
BhK-k twenty-thrvv i2.ii and aL
that part of Lot eighteen (IS I ot
Block twenty-three t 23; described
as follows: Beginning at the north
on-t corner of suid lot eighteen
(Is t : jh« mo southerly on the east
line ..f lot eighteen <18; to the
souilioad isuner thereof; thence
along the south line of lot eighteen
ilsi south eighty-nine tsl»; de
gree'-'. fifty-nine (.V.»; minutes west
six i«;» f«n*t : tlieiu-e northerly in a
straight line to tin- point of be
ginning, of the South In-tr-ut Sub
division of part of Section thirty
two Cl 2», Township thrive (3/
south, iLinge eleven til; east, ac
cording to the plat thereof record
ed In the ol’fh-e of the register of
deeds for the county of Wayne,
1 k\-ember 19, 1890, iu Liber four
teen (14> on page ninety-five (Pfii
of plaits.
Together with the hereditaments
and airpurtenances thereof.
W’YANDOTTE SAVINGS BANK,
Mortgagee.
Marr and ('ahaLan.
.Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Wyandotte Savings Batik Bldg..
Wyandotte. Mich.
I>ated: January 12. 1940. 2w13
DAVID C. CONWAY
CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR
Registered
Special Attention Given to
SUBDIVIDING, PLATTING, FARM
AND LOT SURVEYS
All Work Certified
423 N. Drive Wyandotte, Mich.
Res. I’littur: 17J9-R
Charles W. Koch
GENERAL INSURANCE
11715 McCann Road
K.P.D. 1 Wyandotte
TELEPHONE 7014-R2 25wiS
James C. Headman Agency
INSURANCE
FIRE, TORNADO AND
PLATE GLASS
337 ChMtwt Stmt
The Facilities
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Are Available
To You 1
IN PURCHASING A HOME
IN BU ILDING A HOME
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PROPERTY
TO PLAN YOUR ESTATE
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