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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
PAGE TWO
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August
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WYANDOTTE'S FINEST STORE FOR MEN
BIDDLE at OAK STREET
THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1945
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OF ALL TYPES
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Oil and Chip Pans
Eavesiroughs and
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SERVICE ON
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FURNACES
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Bellingham, Washington Scene
Os Barnett-Schoemer Nuptials
Dorothy Schoemer Repeats Vows With Ernest
Barnett at Church of Assumption Recently
At a nuptial high mass perrormea
at the Church of Assumption in
Bellingham. Washington, Dorothy
Schoemer, dauuhter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fiank N. Schoemer, 2206 Davis
street, became the bride of Ernest
Barnett, son of Mrs. E. E. Barnett
of Mt. Vernon, Washington. The Rev
Joseph officiated at the ceremony.
For her wedding, Miss Schoemer,
former dietician at St. Joseph’s hos
pital, chose a smart gray dress, set
off with long gloves and pearl ear
rings and necklace. A large flowered
hat completed the costume. For her
flowers, the bride had pink roses
and sweet peas.
Attending the couple were Mar
garet Toohey of Bellingham, super
intendent of nurses at St. Joseph's
hospital, and Dr. Rolland Boettner,
also of Bellingham. Miss Toohey
Permanents
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and Cold Waves
9-6 Daily. Eves, by Appi.
DOROTHY'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Dorothy Twlock . . formerly
Dorothy Williams
747 ORCHARD
1259-W
wore a yellow frock with a large
picture hat and a corsage of orchid
sweet peas
Following the ten o’clock cere
mony, a wedding breakfast was held
at the Hotel Leopold for twenty-five
guests. The couple left for a wed
ding trip to Victoria Island, British
Columbia and other points in Can
ada. They will be gone about two
weeks.
Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs.
Barnett u r ill make their home at
500 Myrtle avenue, Bellingham.
The bride is a graduate of St.
Marie Academy in Canton. Ohio,
and also attended Notre Dame Uni
versity in Cleveland. She served her
internship at the Miami hospital
in Dayton prior to coming to St.
Joseph's.
Mr. Barnett is a graduate of the
University of Washington in Seattle
and at the present time Is in busi
ness in Mt. Vernon.
from
$5
Shampoo
and
Hair Style
SI.OO
Robert Wells'
Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells nee
Lois Marsh of Tretjton, arrived home
yesterday from two weeks wedding
trip, following their marriage on
August 1.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dee Marsh of Trenton,
while the bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wells of
Huron River Drive. Flat Rock.
The couple were united in mar
riage in a double ring ceremony in
St. Mary’s Rectory, Rock wood with
the Reverend Soest officiating.
They were attended by Beatrice
Sable of Trenton, cousin of the
bride, and Robert McComb of Flat
Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells will reside in
their new' home on Huron River
drive in Flat Rock after August 15.
PROBLEM CLINIC OPEN
Major Emri L. Stidham of the
Chicago Regional office of the Field
Investigations Branch of the War
Department Office of Dependency
Benefits is in Detroit to assist sol
diers’ dependents with their family
allowance problems. Temporary
headquarters have been established
in Detroit in Room 405, Federal
Building and wil remain open until
September 15
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AMBULANCE SERVICE
PHONE
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INSURE
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SUCCESS!
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And follow instruction* in
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and
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Phone 0007 - 2760 Biddle
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rushlow of
Twenty-second street announce the
birth of a daughter, Conatance,
born Monday at the Wyandotte
General hospital.
The Rushlows also have a son,
Dickie.
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ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sieloff of
632 Goddard road, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Betty, to Johnny Moyer of Plym
outh. Michigan.
The wedding will be an event of
parly fall.
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AUGUST 13
THROUGH
AUGUST 18
Will Reopen August 20
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teachings of Christ <Jesus) that
directs us in love for others.
—Henry Geerlings
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Ask your druggist to show you
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A»1 SULPHUR SOAP
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A medicated soap for minor skin blem
ishes. Very helpful for a clear skio.
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for VARICOSE ULCERS and,
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HADN'T TOLD ME
about . . .