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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
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EVERYTHING
in HEATING
SHEET METAL
WORK
OF ALL TYPES
Industrial and RMidanilal
Machine Guards Box**
Blow Pipa Stacks
Spray Booths
Oil and Chip Pans
Earastroughs and
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SERVICE ON
GAS and OIL
FURNACES
AUTOMATIC
HUMIDIFIERS
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For All Furnacts
HAYES
FURNACE CO.
1634 EUREKA WYy 1640
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THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1945
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DRAPERTOWN
AMERICA’S NO. 1 LOUNGE
DRAPE MODEL
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There's a lot of satisfaction in having
the confidence that you are dressed
smartly and correctly. To know you’re
wearing America’s smartest lounge coat
... to know it has the proper button
placement, the smartly tapered sleeves,
well detailed lapels, the proper length
coat. That’s the grand and glorious
feeling you enjoy when you wear
Varsity-Town’s Draoertown.
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UNDERGRAD ■ - - STUDENTS
$25.00 527.50 530.00
Also Suits of Distinction by Kuppenheimer
Glenwood Methodist Church
Gelehrates Fifth Anniversary
Rov. E. K. Seymour Will Be Guest
Speaker; Plan Musical Program
Friday evening, April 20, at •
pm., friends and members of Glen
wood Methodist church, 14th at
Chestnut, will gather for a potluck
supper and fifth anniversary cele
bration, it was announced today by
Carl Bufe, anniversary program
chairman.
Immediately following the sup-'
per a program will be presented
with Charles Deibel as toastmas
ter. The highlight of the program
will be an address by the Rev. E. K.
Seymour, D. D. Dr. Seymour is
pastor of St. Marks Methodist
church, Detroit. A brief history of
the Glenwood church will be read
by Roy Miles. A group of violin
numbers will be presented by Rose
Marie Matejoski.
Asa part of the anniversary
program a yearbook containing a
membership directory and a history
of the Glenwood congregation will
be distributed.
Early in the summer of 1940 a
group of interested friends under
the leadership of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brethen organized the
Glenwood church. The Rev. Rus
sell W. Sursaw was the first pas
Steree
INSURANCE
LAURENCE LATTA AGENCY
Kresge Building Phone 1488
Safety Secure With Lalia Insure
tor. The church was preceeded by
a Sunday school established ten
years before at the same site.
After the war the Glenwood con
gregation plans to build anew
sanctuary on the lots held by them
at Northline and Twenty-first
streets.
On April 22, at 11 a.m., the Rev.
P. O. Trembath, the present min
ister of Glenwood, will preach on
the theme: “The Church of To
morrow”. Members, friends and in
terested persons are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
Holton Promoted
Alfred D. Holton has been pro
moted to T-9 Sergeant from Pri
vate. Sgt. Holton is with a supply
depot of the Quartermaster corps
in Belgium. He has been overseas
since November.
Mrs. Holton and their four chil
dren live at 1472 Sycamore street.
GIVE
CLOTHING
FOR WAR RELIEJT
BUY WAR BONDS
Let it ... .
Rain
Let it ... .
Pour
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Let it rain, let it pour
in one of these good
looking, water-repell
ant “Rainfair” coats
you have no worry . . .
Comes in smart gabar
dine.
$11.50 - $13.75
$16.75 .
Wyandotte's
FINEST
STORE
FOR
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Commit!** chairman for the UNRRA clothing drive h*ld
throughout tha city Sunday art pictured left to right: Donald
Timms. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., Jr. Chamber of Commerce
chairman of collection: Richard Dauber, Firestone Tire and Rub
ber company. Scout Commissioner, District 9; William Webb,
Sharpies Chemicals, Inc., Lions club; Gerald Truman, Wyandotte
Chemicals Corp., Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mayor Louis W. Behm; Joanna Patrick, Junior Red Cross.
Garfield school: Mrs. Harold K. Jacobson, Junior Red Cross;
Jack Murphy, Junior Red Cross, Garfield school; Mrs. Wilfred
Newell, Council of Church Women; Mrs Harley Merritt, League
of Catholic Women; Henry Mason, Scouts; Charles 8. Johnson,
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., Rotary club. General chairman of
drive; Wilfred F. Newell, YMCA., Kiwanis club; Jack Kreger.
Coca-Cola Bottling company. Exchange club, chairman advertis
Promoted
WITH THE 32ND INFANTRY
DIVISION IN PANGANBINAN
FROVINCE. LUZON. P. I.—Francis
B. Kenny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luke
J. Kenny of 355 Walnut street,
has been promoted from Cpl. Tech
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Head UNRRA Clothing Drive Workers
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I Luzon where he is serving as a
member of the Medical Battalion
of the famous 32nd Infantry (Red
Arrow; Division.
Enlisting in the National Guard
in July of 1940, Sgt. Kenny went
on active duty at Camp Livingston,
La., in October of the same year.
EPSOM SALTS
Five Pounds
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Com Plosters
bok_ 23c
Coming overseas with the Red
Arrows in April of 1942 he is now
completing his thirty-sixth month
of foreign service. He has been
with the Division in all it’s cam
paigns since the famed battle of
Buna. New Guinea in the closing
months of 1942 and the beginning
of 1943.
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(Continued from Page 1)
home . . . placed the youngster in
school . . . and saw* to it that the
father of the unborn child admit
ted parenthood . . . and married
the gal.
In another case the children were
out of school . . . because their
heads were full of lice. The Judge
arranged for the three dirty ur
chins to be deloused by a school
nurse. They delighted in having
their heads scrubbed . • . attend
ing school ever since.
Mr. Hedrick was faced with a
serious problem when an elderly
couple adopted a youngster . • •
whom they couldn’t handle . . .
and didn’t want. They insisted that
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ing; Philip-Z as ad ny, Wyandotte Savings bank, Kiwanis dub>
James DeMaggio, Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.# Jr. Chamber ot
Commerce, chairman sorting and packaging.
General chairman of the drive, Charles S. Johnson thanked
local residents for their contributions. He said# "I wish to take
this opportunity to thank everyone for the splendid response to
the appeal for clothes in the UNRRA drive throughout the city.
Especially do I wish to thank those members of the committee
who so generously gave their time and effort to make this drive
a success, and the Boy Scouts and JC*s without whose help th*
actual collection could not have been accomplished. The r
have been most gratifying and I am sure we can all be proud of
the city of Wvandotte and the wholhearted generosity and
operation displayed by participation in this nation-wide appeaL
Similac
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Hedrick take the youngster off
their hands. On the contrary.
brought the parent* Into oourt
where they were given a lecture on
parenthood. Today, the youngster
is happy as a lark. His dad even
drives him to school.
In another case where both the
parents worked . • • and their
youngster ran wild . . • the Judge
talked the mother into quitting her
factory Job . . . and getting beak
into a house dress.
Mr. Hedrick had another “louse
case” when a girl was taken out of
school because of illness. While her
sickness was extremely serious . . .
the family refused to call a doctor.
They refused until a warrant was
sworn out. The girl . . . who was
near death . . • Is now on the
road to health.
There have been several cases
where the children have been
placed in homes . . . when the
parents became bellgerent. In aitu
ations like this Judge Decker usu
ally gives them a month to straight
en out. If they don’t toe the line
he fines them. If they do straighten
out he keeps them on probation for
six months . . . just in case they
try to get ornery again. Many of
these parents are habitual drunks
. . . who won’t sober up enough
to get their children off to school.
Their favorite trick is to tie the
house keys around their offspring s
necks . . . letting them shift for
themselves. In one of these cases
the father said, “Put the kid in
the Detention Home. We can’t be
bothered with him.” This particular
case is still being heard In the
court. If the Judge makes a happy
home out of this one he is indeed
a second “Mr. Anthony.” Nelson
Hedrick says the odds are against
Judge Decker on this one.
“The old lady in this cast Is
even worse than the old miA."
• • •
SEE YOU at coffee, tima
GIVE
CLOTHING
FOR WAR RELIEF
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
NIXON
FUNERAL HOME
2544 BIDDLE Ph. 0607
H. F. Thon Cos.
Funeral Home
and
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Phono 0007 • 2760 Blddlo
Thu t.-.i ‘jU'X Food
dog-J."
Ho other food peceeeaur
A ready Dot Ration d®**
tain* all protein*, miner*
als, and vitamin* known to
be necessary sos beaNh
pod vitality. Buy A ready
Dot Ration today. It
come* in 2; 6: 10; It; 110
lb. bat* - Meal. PeildL
Kibbled form. Your doc
will like Arcady!
E. T. Johns Feed Store
2110 Fourth St. ~ Wy. IST*

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