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The Wyandotte Herald
BY J. I). HAVEN
. B 7 OAK ST. PHONE 0056
1 Issued Every Friday at
; Wyandotte, Mich.
, Entered at the Wyaudutte Mich.,
, Poe toss ice at "eeoiid clast) matter.
Subscription Price, $1.50 Per Year
ESTABLISHED 1879
J<*«iph L. *’aliakin. m»u of Mr. and
Mns. John *’. Cuba Inti. Jr., who has
a junior medical student at the
University of Mulligan. received his
t*ib*heinr of " iem*e degree, Wednesday
evening. a: tin* Mir*»ni<* temjde. l>e
ti< it. with hi-* elas> from the Univer
sity of In-troi’. uliieh he formerly at
tei_ *!«-d
Tne hiirial of Andrew Towns, who
fell from a "<• *w while working on the
I let roit river tthaunel and d owned on
April 2, took ]»la«s* m Itlonmdnlo rein
«tery. The lnxly was re«-«»ver**d last
17. day. He is siirviveil hy hi" wife.
El'.e. and the following ehiidreii:
Mi". Ethel S lv<H'kl Mt> *«h*nn <»*••*!.
Mr* Henry Klair. Mrs. Itayniond Mr-
Ea i : i it. Jerome and I toy Towns.
Two Socistiss
Sponsor Trip
What promises to one of the lat
est ex ursioiis .►}' the sea"on iweiir" m*xi
’J'tL j rsd;iy. June Id. when the Knight**
of ( olumhiis and Daughters of Isa
bella will join in a trip to
Boi" Plane park There will he a hi;:
lis’ of attraetioii" at tin- island to
fu ri"h "p<»:t and amusement for all.
Licenses Granted
ty the Council
The t oniieil. at its session Tuesday
'Ciijdht. authori/.eil tin* issuance of li
ter. -**s, as follows:
Key-maker and loeksmith S. S.
Kie.sge 4V>., 31 72 Biddle avenue; Kug-
Mie Sirois. 14-10 Biddle avenue; Uoy U.
UJid Claude 11. Williams. .’ls4s Biddle
Avenue.
Junk dealer Steve Yorovich, *Z*5
I.meoln strfeet
f’htss ’’4*” restaurant—Jose|ih Ihi
fuowa. 1175 Eureka avelilK. George
llargretr. 114 Oak street.
N7la.**> ”A** restaurant t'nhalan
drug stole No. 2. I>*4** Biddl«* avenue;
1 Cohort Brown. 2*31 Van Alstyne houl
envrd; S. S. Kr<*sge Company, 3172
Padtile avenue; Kenuie Davis, 3310
Port street; Cunningham drug store,
82us Riddle avenue.
<'lasj* * B” restaurant Edward De
fiant). 2024 Second street.
Wyandotte in
the Last ILat
The Board of Education was talking
• bout firing an employe who had de
clined to contribute toward the Detroit
patriotic fund.
• « •
i»r. W. H. Honor wrote from ’’Some
where m paiur." praising the splen-
CL<l Work of tin* Wyandotte chapter of
tin* Ked r’l'i".
* • t
Private Thomas C. PrDkoni wrote
t cum Frame, ibvlaring that In- was
getting fat mi tin* a my rations, which
Were something like this; Breakfast.
t>a<*o| 4 and |H»tatocK. white bread. <-of
f*-e with sugar, on. e in a while huttej;;
di liner, some go.*d stew. <-of fee and su
r. white bread. >oiiw*t iim*s pie; suje
|>er. bra/.eil l*««*f ami fried pi»tat «**".
White bread, eoffee arid sugar. *niiie
tiiu«-s butter and jaiu.
• • •
A representative of tin* United
,it#-s Emergency Fleet c<*r]»oraTion
mine to Wyandotte to have a housing
•urvey of the city made, loiter the gov
ernment ere«-t«*d a number of houses
•oi.th ••{ tin* North lain* and east of
the railroads, for occupancy hy ship
4>nikier«.
• • •
Aai unnaimsl ]>ersoii who was s»s*n
pn-kLng up a la lory bond oii tin* street
Was warms! to ret uni satin* to a local
4xnnk. “ami save further trouble.*’
LEAGUE OF CATHOLIC’ WOMEN
Whim tin* regular Dueling of tin*
League of Catholic Women is held on
June 11. at 2 oYhw*k. in tin-
American legion club house, final
plans for a Itenefit tea will he disctis-
Ded.
Airs. Henry Stein, genera 1 chairman.
•ni ouiu «*s rliat the scene of the tea w ill
t>< fin* home of Mrs. Anna Melody.
Bi iH*rior l*oulevnrd. and that Wedues
dwv, June I*2. from 2 to 5 and from 7
to 9. will he rhe titue.
Tie* i*ommift»-c assisting Mrs. Stein
is .*»mpo"«il of Mesilaim*s Alfred Danz.
Frank Scbuuim*\ William McNamara.
I fell n*rt Broughton. John Campbell.
I*aul Hofstetfer and Mi?** 1-iura Ikdan.
TKIMTY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday. June 9. i** the third Sunday
Osier Trinity. Itev. C. .1. Krahnke will
romliu-t ti** services. His sermon topic
is, “A Di*s**»nrse on the Isiw and hie
<?o*q**l.’* has»d on the text. I Timothy
3. siT.
4>u Tm*sday <*f next week the adult
instruction class will l»e held at 7 p. m.
Tin* juniors will meet in the achool at
7:30
On We<lnes4iay a *q»o<*ial graduation
«u'r\u , e will b*v held at 7:30 p. m. llev.
E A. }b*ssler will t>e the sjN*aker.
4H» Thunuhiy afterneon rhe l*ulies’
Aid irnet?*. 2 p. m. Trinity’s Senior
•opriety will hold its June humne***
tm-etiiig at S p. m.
The male chorus ami t?te ladies*
ehoir mt-et for rcbears;i! on Friday ev
ening, 7 :30.
THE CITY COUNCIL
Official Proceedings
Wyandotte. Miih., May 2s. 1940.
Regular session of the Council of the
Pity of Wyandotte, tlu* Honorable
Mayor Louis W_ Behm, pßt*sidiug.
Roll Pall.
I’resent; Councilmeu Behm. Brohl,
Mason, Sihultz. Wagar, Wagner.
Absent: None.
Minute*.
Motion hy rouiicilutan Ford Wagar,
supported by Councilman Wagner, that
tin* reading of the minutes of the last
meeting he disjs'Used with and the
sime stand approved as ree»»:ded.
Yeas: r'uuucilmen lh-hin. Brohl,
Mason, Schultz, Wagar, Wagner.
Nays; None.
<>l***ning of Bids
Proposals were r*s-ei\ed for the pur
chase of the old I’ity Hall Pr*»|»»*rty
lroin the followiug:
Bid from Max Miggoll. Biddle
Avenue, Wyandotte, in aimuint of 541,-
imhmmi. with < asiiit)'he h enehrsiHl
in aimuint of j*2.osniio being 5 |n-r ceiu
of the bid price in itsplired.
Bid from Fran«t*> B. Sobcl.
Limsilusliire Ri»ad. Deti**ii, in amount
of .5i7.25u.n0. wiiit Pertified Cie-ck en
cJo-4*d in amount of S2Jhm»oo.
All liiil" refer ed to'Council.
Mi" ellaneoii" Business.
Appliration for Taxi Ciib License re
s-iv«d from liiver »’ity Cab Company.
“.117 Biddle Avenue, for Taxn-ab Num
ber .’i. being a lttt{s Plymouth four door
sedan, duly approved by the Police IH--
pa fluent.
Referred to < oum-il.
Applications for Taxi Cab Li« en.ses
reis-ivctl from tin* Wyamiotfc Cab Ser
viis*. 3117 Biddle Avenue, for Taxi
cub" numlH-red 1 and 2 oeiug a 10.3 b
Ford Four Door Sedan and a 1 1 *44 1
Pontiac foin door "tslan. both duly ap
proved by the Police 1 b*j»artliieiit.
Referred to Council.
Applications for Motor liu> Li<-enscs
rts-eive*l from Tillie Slapark and John
iH-msky. )W> Orange Street, for blisses
numlMied 1, 2 and 3. all duly approved
by the Police Department.
Referred to Council.
Applications for Clas" “A” Restau
rant Licenses r«*<i*iv**d from Eugene
Sirois (Siroi> Confectionery Storei
14** l*avis Street ami John .1. Richards,
i Mac Cut Rate Drug Store» 3H*o Bid
dle Avenue, both duly approved by the
Commissioner of H»*alih, Sanitary ln
"l**ctor and Building lns]iector.
Referred to Council.
Application for Clavs ”B’* Rcstau
lant License leceived from Florence
Richards and Kelva Fields i K«*ntucky
Farm House* l«*li4 Biddle Avenue, duly
ajUiroved by the Polh-e Department.
Commissioner of Health. Sanitary ln>-
i«M*ior and Building ln>|»ectnr.
Refi*rred to Council.
Aii)ilhatioiis fin* Class *‘C“ R»*stau
rant Licens»*s ns-eiv»*<l from William P.
Migoski < North Line Innt 1<*.57 Ford
Avenue and Walter Wiernik * Wiernik
• laixlensi 2!*07 Fort Street, both duly
n)»p:oved by tlie Police I *e)iartm<‘iit.
)N-mmissioiicr of Hesilth. Sanitary Ins
jss-ior and Building lii"|M*ctor.
Referred to Council.
Application for Junk Dealer s li.-euse
»«*cei\ed from Allhti Sandois. 21* s
Che-stnut Street, to ojH*rate one junk
truck in the City of Wyandotte, duly
approved! by the Police Department.
Referred to Council.
Application for Junk l*cale>i’.s Intense
rceeived from Charles La guess. SJT.
• irange Street, to operate a push cart
in the City of Wyandotte, duly approv
ed by the Polh-e Department.
Refer: e<l to Council.
Applications fur Motor Bus Lit'eiiXtr*
recei\ »1 from tin* Ea>teru Michigan
Motorbij"cs, IT*i« \\ashiugtou Boule
vard. l»etroit. Mi higau. for busses
liiimbi-rcil 2.'*.. 2*. 2-5. 2*l. 27. 595, 55**.*.
uiiii. iwrj. «*a*4»). o**s. < A C. o<*7,
linjt, *443. *’.t4. t’d.i, iL><i, <2V*.
*(4,1. tKL!, )»»2. to-*, Im4.
'*77. *'*7s. *>7o. list*. »VM. t>S3, bM,
• *n.s. *’*m>. bS7, *>v>, *>so. all duly approv
al by the I‘olU-e J>ej*artm«-nt.
Ref**rred to Council.
ll**m»ral»le Mayor and Council.
We would lik** i«• ask to jKiint signs
•«n the "idowaiks.. advertising our
twelfth annual hum.might with wet
w.iter paint.
Sim-erely vours,
Wyandotte Chapter «► d«-r «»f DeMoiay
Ro|*ert E. Labile. S<-ril*e timi Treas.
Referred to * ’oum-il.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council,
t'ity ..f Wyandotte.
Honorable Sirs;
There is a real traffic jam around
the premises of St. Elizabeth Church
each Sunday owing to the narrowness
of th«* Street. The Church owns four
.ots lm-ated »n tin* corner of *io«*d«]l
alul Second Streets. Thei e i> an alley
«-iitrains to th«-s** l<»ts lM*t.we*-n *»o«ni4 , ll
and Second Str»s-t l*ut the grading t»f
the alley is a rea<l hazard for inaehiues.
If this hazard were r*-move<| with a
j*ro|*er grading, and a pmj**r grading
for an *»u-tb-t on Snvud Strt-et. 1 -am
sure this traffic problem would he
easily solved.
Kindly give thi*. matter your eurn
«-st <-ousidenition and I am sure you
will tender a real safety service to the
putdh*.
With kind regar<N I await :» favor
able reply.
yours.
Rev. l>s* J. ZimlUr.
Sr. ElizalM-rh’s l'iirish.
Referred to I'otiueil.
15* 1 lie Homrsible Mayor and C-i’y
• oumil. City of Wyandotte, Michigan,
tlentlemeu:
I am now oj»*rating a Cas*dine Sta
tion at tin* Northwest eorner of Biddh-
Avenue and *io<siell Sti>s*ts. and 1 have
r***pie>t«*<l a ]N-rmi? from the City En
gim*er t«* hr»vik the curb on Coodell
St «*<-t a stretch of "t*vui l\*et or more
th-*iii is now oj**ij. to allow a better
and safer drive way for the patrons of
my station.
The City refernsl me to
tin* t’hief of Polb-e for his opinion rel
ative Ur safety, ami the Chief bas ad
' is4**l me that ««>uld see i.o ol.jex-ti«*n
to it.
Therefore. I tvspeet/ully request
your Honorable B<siy t«* authorize ttie
City Engineer to grant said fiermit.
Very truly yours.
I*agano .Serri<*e station.
Paul J. Pagano.
10Mt> Biddle Avenue.
Heifer ed to Couueil.
Presentation i>f Petitions.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and
Continued on Page Four
THE WYANDOTTE CITIZENS LEAGUE
RECOMMENDS
Mr. Thomas Allman, Jr.
and
Mr. John R. Mclnerney
For Public School Trustees
THE FINE CHARACTER
CIVIC INTEREST
AND PERSONAL BACKGROUND
OF THESE MEN WILL ASSURE
CONTINUED ORDERLY,
EFFICIENT SCHOOL MANAGEMENT
protect Educational Opportunity
For Wyandotte Children
VOTE MONDAY, JUNE 10
Voting Booths at Four Public Schools
222,015
STATE OF MIOHKIAN, Comity of
Waym—*is. At a of the Pro
bate Court for said County of Wayne,
hold at tho lToUm* Court r«*nm in tho
City of iK'troit. on tho twentieth day
of May in the yoar ono thousand nino
hundred and f« ny. Proent Joseph A.
Murphy, Judge of Prolurte. In tJio mat
ter of the estate of PETEK SCHARTZ.
dot-aMHI. Catherine <\ Scliartz. for
mer administratrix of said estate, hav
ing rendered to this oourt lu-r first ami
final amount in said matter. It is or
dered. that the twenty-sixth day of
June, next at ton o’clo k in tlie fore
noon at said Court room 1*- api*oinicd
for examining and allowing said ac
count. And it is further ordered, that
a copy of this order he published three
su<-is*ssive weeks previous to said time
of hearing, in the Wyandotte Herald,
a newspaper printed and <ir ulating
in said Countv of Wavne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy)
JAMES H. SEXTON,
Deputy Probate Register. 22w3
STATE OF MI OHIOAN The Pro
bate Court for the (Vanity of Wayne.
No. 2Tb,704
In the matter of the estate of
ATVII’ST TUKSKI, deceased. Notiee
is hereby given that all creditors of
said de*-eased are required to present
their claims, in writing and under
oath, to said Gwirt at the Probate Of
fice in the Pity of iKMroit. in said
County, and to serve a copy thereof
ujkui W. Hugh Williams at 15 Em
mons Court, Wyandotte, Michigan, ad
ministrator of said estaie on or before
the fifth day of August, A. I>. lt*44>,
and that sin li claims will l»e heard by
<aid court at the Pr«*hate Court room
No. Hlb, Wayne County Building. in
tin* City <rf Detroit, in said County, on
tin* fifth day of August. A.,D. P.H4*. at
two o'clock in the afternoon.
I>ated May 22nd. A. D. IfMO.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
Judge of ProUate.
Publish in Wyandotte Herald, once
n each we»-k for three weeks succes
sively, within thirty days from the
da*e hereof. 23w3
EXCURSIONS HOOKED
FOR THIS MONTH
Saturday, June 8 First Baptist
<tiur<4) school, to Rois Blanc park.
Thursday. June 13 Joint excur
sion of Knights of Columbus and
13aught (Vs of Isabella, to Bois Blanc.
Monday evening. June 17 Annual
moonlight trip of Order of DeAlaluy,
on steamer l*ut-in-Bay.
Tuesday, June 18—Annual excursion
to Rois Blanc, by Our Lady of ML
Carmel church.
Thursday. June 20—St. Stephen’*
Episcopal church annual excursion to
Bods Blanc.
Satwday, June 20—Animal excur
sion of First Methodist Sunday siiiool
to Bois Blunt.
ROOSEVELT
540 Eureka
WASHINGTON
1440 Superior
DAVID C. CONWAY
CIVIL ENGINEER and SURVEYOR
Registered
Special Attention Given to
SUBDIVIDING, PLATTING, FARM
AND LOT SURVEYS
All Work Certified
423 N. Drive WyandoUe, Mich.
Res. Phone: 1739-R
James C. Headman Agency
INSURANCE
FIRE, TORNADO AND
PLATE GLASS
2737 Second St. Phone 2171
f^TRENTON^
N. A Mane A Son*. Inc., Treotoi
dealer* in ooal, umber all build
tng materia
Charles W. Koch
GENERAL INSURANCE
10715 McCann Road
R-FJ). 1 Wyandotte
TELEPHONE 7032-R-2
270.135
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Wayne—ss. At a session of the Pro
late Oourt f<*r said County of Wayne,
! eld at the Probate Court room in the
Pity of I>etroit. on the twenty-aeeotid
day of May in the year one thousand
nine hundred and forty. Present Jos
eph A. Murphy, Judge of Probate. In
the matter of the estate of LESLIE S.
COCK BURN, deceased. Lillian W.
Co 4cburn. executrix of the last will
and testament of said deceased, having
tendered to this oourt her first and
final account in said matter and filed
therewith her petition praying that the
residue of said estate In* assign«*d in
accordance mith the provisions of said
last will. It is ordered, that the se*ond
dm* of July, next at ten o’clock in the
forenoon at said Court room be ap-
IMiinted for examining and allowing
said account and hearing said peti
tion. And it is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be published three
successive weeks previous to said time
of hearing, in the Wyandotte Herald,
a newspaper printed and circulating in
said County of Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
(A true copy)
JAMES H. SEXTON,
Deputy Probate Register. 22w3
LABADIE
120 Goddard
GARFIELD
340 Superior
The McNab Co.
ENGINEERED HEATING
VENTILATING
AIR-CO N DITIO NIN (J
Elertromaster Ranges, Winkler Stokers
Pliileo Refrigerators, Kitchen Ventila
tors, Fluorescent Lighting
93 Oak St. Phone 1343
JOHN F. M C INERNEY
REAL IN ESTATE E SERVICE
PHONE 241 NOTARY PTBLJC
98 ELM ST.. CAHALAN BLDG.
The Facilities
Of My Office
Are Available
To You
IN PURCHASING A HOME
LN BUILDING A HOME
IN SELECTING A HOMESITE
IN DISPOSING OF YOUR
PROPERTY
TO PLAN YOUR ESTATE
TO SETTLE YOUR ESTATE
TO MANAGE YOUR PROPERTY
TO INVEST YOUR MONEY
S. $. BROUGHTON
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
ESTATE MANAGEMENT
3017 Biddle Wy. 2150
PECK
IELECTRIC CO.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
WIRING. FIXTURES, REPAIRS
L2f> Elm 8L Wjudstta.
Phone 288 Mfafc
DR. O. S. GROFF
DENTIST
mi BMflEi Inm
/k\
!| L |j cO hp»TIONERS
and
ENGINEERS
\jNturoy
V
SMITH INSURANCE ASENCT
We Insure Everything
336 Poplar Bt., Wyandott*
PHONE 2060
The John E. Youd Age
Fire Insuran
144 WALNUT ST
Telephone 1721
DR. N. G. BOWBEEB
DENTIST
X-RAY
OFFICE 2M« BIDDLE AVENUE
OFFICE HOCHB: • ■ m. tc 8 p m.
Dr. A. M. BOYAJAN
DENTIST
X-RAY DIAGNOSIS
(Ushn Rni!» .1. tm BIMI* An.
Tvif* l .ymt 190
WYAMX "T, MICH
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