The Wyandotte news-herald., November 02, 1944, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harriott,
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tober 18 at Trenton hospital.
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LICENSES ISSUED
BY COUNTY CLERK
Marriage licenses issued by Cas
par J. Lingeman, Wayne county
clerk, during the period of October
24 to October 30, include:
Leonard E. Kious, 19, Wyandotte,
and Madeline E. Hyatt, 20, Detroit.
Harry J. Jakubiec, 25, Wyandotte,
and Cecelia H. Pawelczyk, 23, Wyan
dotte.
Albert Dannunzio, 32, Wyandotte,
and Mary B. Shuryan, 29, Wyan
dotte.
William C. Gering, 29, Wyandotte,
and Edna M. Rzamek, 39, Wyan
dotte.
James D. Pella, 20. Detroit, and
Anna Dymitnyk, 18. Wyandotte.
Nick Stupas. 48, Wyandotte, and
Bertha Apostolakos, 29, Dearborn.
Philip C. Preston, 38, Wyandotte,
and Marie Welch, 33, Wyandotte.
Local
Mentions
EMBROIDERY BINGO
The Ladies Sewing Club of St.
Elizabeth church will hold the an
nual embroidery bingo, Sunday, No
vember 5 at 7:30 pjn. in the church
basement.
All prizes are handworked and in
clude quilts, pillow cases, scarves,
towels. Ten door prizes will .be
awarded. There will be 15 regular
games and four specials. Quilts will
be raffled on the special games.
Cards are 25c. Everyone is wel
come. —Adv.
BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE
Come to the bazaar and bake sale
on November 7 given by the Ladies’
Aid society of St. Paul’s Evangelical
Lutheran church. Trenton, to be
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the jobs to fill the employment gap dur
ing the reconversion!
rHE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
New Eastern Star Officers
Are Installed On Friday
Installation of new officers of the Order of the Eastern
Star was held at the Masonic Temple on October 27.
Installing officers were: installing matron, Mrs. Martha
Klosterhauf; marshall, Mrs. Alma Ramsey; chaplain, Mrs.
Martha Roberts; organist, Mrs. Edna Ward; soloist, Mrs.
Betty Mauritho.
Taking office were: Mrs. Agnes<
Cole, worthy matron; Hugh Cole,
worthy patron; Mrs. Grace Amy, as
sociate matron; Stanley Amy, asso
ciate patron; Mrs. Maude Holzapfel,
secretary; Mrs. Emily Daniels, treas
urer; Mrs. lola Watkins, conduc
tress; Mrs. Mary Jones, associate
conductress; Mrs. Elma Ashley,
chaplain; Mrs. Jane Mills, marshall;
Mrs. Louise Diebel, organist; Mrs.
Bessy Smith, assistant marshall.
Mrs. Esther Burdfield, Ada; Mrs.
Catherine Smitka, Ruth; Mrs. Eliz
abeth Hamer, Esther; Mrs. Bessy
Marsh, Martha; Mrs. Leona Perry,
Electa; Mrs. Cora Pardon, warder,
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson, sentinel.
Mrs. Elmas Boyajan, chairman of
music; Mrs. Ruth Sackender, Amer
ican flag bearer; Mrs. Jule Dawson,
Christian flag bearer; Mrs. Betty
Lodge, publicity chairman.
Officers’ practice will be held
Friday, November 3. The next reg
ular meeting will be held on Novem
ber 10 and a special session has been
schduled for November 24.
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When pressing wool garments, use
a damp cloth over the material, do
not rub iron over material, but lift
it and set it down again.
held at Bagan’s ice cream parlor,
comer Fifth and West Jefferson,
Trenton. The sale will be conducted
during the afternoon and evening.
Adv.
Is Bride of
Batavia Man
Margaret Saults, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Saults, formerly
of Wyandotte, became the bride of
Lieutenant Robert D. Hodgson, Ba
tavia, New York, October 27.
The ceremony was performed at
St. Mary's church, Batavia. Follow
ing the ceremony, Mrs. Hodgson
accompanied her husband to North
Carolina where he is stationed with
the Marines at Camp LeJeune.
Mrs. Hodges attended Roosevelt
high school where she was valedic
torian of her class in 1941. She at
tended the University of Michigan
where she completed her Junior year
this summer. Lt. Hodgson is a grad
uate of the U. of M. having received
his A. B. degree in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Saults, who now
make their home at 1014 Church
street, Ann Arbor, traveled to Ba
tavia to witness the ceremony.
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PARTIES FETE
PRIVATE ROYER
Honoring Pvt. Bruce Royer who
celebrated his eighteenth birthday
Sunday, a dinner and party were
given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie H. Royer, of Twenty-first
street.
Pvt. Royer is home on a seven
day furlough from the University
of Illinois.
Attending the dinner were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Oscar, Kathleen
Oscar and Raymond and Henry Os
car. The table was centered with a
birthday cake decorated with a
soldier.
Among those present that evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knopp,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bakhaus, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Royer, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Oscar. Cards were played.
—Support the “Work Pile Plan"—
Hosts at Dinner
Honoring Serviceman
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Draeger of
Orange street were hosts Sunday at
a dinner party given in honor of
Wilmer Boulter, A/S. now home on
a ten-day leave from Milligan col
lege, Tennessee.
Present were LaVonne Draeger,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boulter, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Boulter and Emma
Boulter of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs.
William Romeister and son, Eugene.
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Craft Club Plans
Annual Fall Dance
Among the leading social events
of the near future is the annual
Fall dance sponsored by the Craft
club of Wyandotte Lodge No. 170,
which will be held at the Masonic
auditorium. 81 Chestnut street, No
vember 11.
Music will be furnished by Roe
ton Clark and his Columbians, one
of the most popular dance orches
tras in this area. Dress for the eve
ning will be informal.
Tickets may be obtained from
committee members.
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Organizations
MARINE CORPS
LEAGUE AUXILIARY
The Down River Marine Corps
League Auxiliary will sponsor a
feather party on Tuesday evening,
November 14 at 8 o’clock. The af
fair will be held in the Democratic
hall, corner Knox and West Jeffer
son avenues, Ecorse. There will be
special door prizes.
Mrs. Evelyn Caswell is chairman.
A meeting of th chairmen of the
rehabilitation program was held at
the home of Mrs. Mabel Baird, 81
North Drive, Wyandotte, Friday.
D.U.V.
Mrs. Charles Simms presided over
the regular meeting of the Daugh
ters of Union Veterans, Elizabeth
Aubery Tent number 40, held at the
American Legion club house last
Thursday.
Final plans were made for the
rummage sale which will be held
in the Legion clubhouse. 2817 Van
Alstyne boulevard, at 10 am. No
vember 9.
After the meeting a Halloween
luncheon was enjoyed.
TUESDAY STUDY CLUB
Mrs. Ralph Keller, Mrs. George
Roberts and Mrs. Herbert Jones are
chairmen of the homemaker pro
gram for the Tuesday Study club
meeting to be held November 7 in
the City Hall clubrooms.
A similar program was presented
by the members last winter and was
so well received that the committee
decided to give a similar program
this year.
The meeting will begin at 1:15
pm. and each member is to bring
her own box lunch.
—Support the “Work Pile Plan"—
Mr. and Mrs. Elden Snell, 1462
Nineteenth street, announce the
birth of a son, Elden Robert, at Wy
andotte General hospital, Friday,
October 27. Mrs. Snell is the former
Dorothy Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Menlo Gibbs of St.
Petersburg, Florida, are the parents
of a daughter, Katherine Florence,
born October 14. Mrs. Gibbs is the
.‘ormer Virginia Hattis, daughter of
Jesse Hattis and the late Mrs. Hattis
jf Cedar street.
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