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Ecorse Courier Lincoln Park Edition River Rouge Journal
PAGE TWO
THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
PAGE TWO
CAB STOLEN
John Demyanovick, 1548 Euclid,
Lincoln Park, told police Sunday
that his 1942 Ford tudor was stolen
from Perry Place and Biddle.
RE-ELECT HARRY O. ROUSE.
HE’S IMPARTIAL. Pol. Adv.
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harmonious, the fabrics
rich-looking and they
knot beautifully. jA
Others SI.OO to $2.50
by Wembley and Superba
“EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE”
F. Armstrong & Cos.
“Wyandotte Finest Store For Men*
Biddle at Oak
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THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1940
DRUNK DRIVER FINED
Harry Depplir, 6668 Fern, Detroit,
was fined SIOO, w'hen he appeared
before Judge Arthur Decker on
drunk driving charges Saturday.
The density of population in
Nebraska is 17.2.
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What They’re Doing At The ‘Y’
Friday
P.M.
Women’s Sewing Class-
Blue Room, 11:30 a m. - 3:30 p.m.
Teen-Age Informal Recreation 3-6
Women’s Sewing Class-
Blue Room 7-9
Teen-Age Informal Recreation 8-11
Saturday
Boys’ gym class—Labadie
School 9 a m.
Boys and girls craft classes. 9 am.
Informal Recreation for all
members 9 am. - 6 pm.
Monday
Teen-Age Informal Recreation 3-6
Junior Y’s Girls Club 4
Co-Ed Club 8
Wyandotte Chemical Cos.
(Photo Club)—Blue Room 7:30
Tuesday
Movies for boys and girls 4:15
History for the local council of
Knights of Columbus was made, on
March 3 when a class of eighty
candidates, composed mostly of ex
servicemen, was initiated into the
three degrees in the Knights of
Columbus.
This is the largest class of can
didates in the annals of the coun
cil to receive knighthood at one
time.
The first and second degrees
were conferred by officers and
members of the Wyandotte coun
cil, the third degree by District
Deputy George Robel and his staff
o; Dearborn.
State Deputy Barrett of Michi
gan was a spectator at the exempli
lication of the three degrees and
complimented the council on the
splendid manner in which they were
going forward In Columbism in
Wyandotte.
Following the degree work a ban
quet was served by the ladies of
the Daughters of Isabella in the
dining hall of St. Patrick’s school.
A taception for all new members,
held in the clubrooms, was the
finale.
Sons Match Skill
With Sons-in-Law
in Bowling Party
Sons and sons-in-law of Stephen
Lybik pitted their bowling skill
against each other in competition
for a S2O prize offered by Mr. Lybik
for the best bowlers. The bowling
party was a farewell gesture for
; Pfc. Arthur Lybik, who re-enlisted
!in the Army and left March 11
for Camp Pickett, Va.
Arthur, a veteran of three years
service, signed up for an additional
year’s duty.
Bowling on the winning team of
sons-in-law were Joe Gajewski,
Fred Moss, Martin Drzonek and
Oscar Schroeder who rolled a to
tal of 1,986 to defeat the Lybik
sons with their 1.965 points.
Rolling on the sons’ team w f ere
John, Edward, Arthur and Joe
Lybik.
Boulton Returning
Donald E. Boulton, MoMM 3-c,
i USNR, of 403 Clinton, Wyandotte,
is returning to the United States
aboard the USS Navarro, a ship
of the ‘magic carpet” fleet, which
left Guam February 19 and was
, scheduled to arrive in San Fran
| -isco about March 12.
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INJURED IN CRASH
Dorothy Ingram, 2114 Eighteenth
street, received a laceration above
the right eye in a two car crash at
j Cedar and Second, Friday. Miss
IngTam was riding in the car driven
by Raymond Hinzman, 15209 Gar
, field, Allen Park, which figured in
| the crash with the car operated by
i Winefred Shaw, 9247 Highland,
Grosse He.
Nebraska ranks 32nd In popula
tion and 14th in area among the
states.
EVERYTHING FOR THE AMATEtJR
AND PROFESSIONAL AT
Feldman's Camera Exchange
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EXPOSURE METERS
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REVERE e 2.50
CAMERA
Teen-Age Informal Recreation 7-10
Stamp Club for boys and girls 7-8
Badminton for men and
women 8-10
Labadie School gym
Campfire Training Group 1-4
Footlight Club 7
Potawatamie Indian Guide
Tribe 6:30
Home of W. P. Newell, 1642 19th
Wednesday
Teen-Age Informal Recreation 3-6
Chess Club 7:30-10
Campfire Training Group 1-4
Acanthus Club—upstairs game
room 8
Thursday
Movies for boys and girls 4:15
Teen-Age Group meeting 8
Teen-Age Recreation 9-10
World Service Meeting 8
Bpeaker, Stanley Turner
Presbyterian Church House
Pastor of New
Lutheran Mission
To Be Ordained
Robert S. Miller, pastor-elect of
the new Lutheran Mission chapel
at the corner of Clark and Fort
which was opened for services on
February 24, will be ordained and
installed in a 7:30 p.m. service Sun
day at the chapel.
Mr. Miller will be ordained by
the Rev. C. J. Krahnke, pastor of
Trinity Lutheran church, and the
ordination sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Herbert Fehner of
Monroe.
The liturgist will be the Rev.
Robert Bannon of Dearborn's Re
deemer Lutheran church.
Fort street chapel was dedicated
in special services Sunday after
noon during which the sacred ves
sels, Bibles, candles and cross were
carried into the church by a group
of pastors and placed in their
proper positions.
Obituary
RICHARD S. BAUMEISTER
Richard Stephen Baumeister, 59,
2020 Biddle, died at his home Mon
day following a lengthy illness.
Bom in Sanilac county, Septem
ber 5, 1886, he had lived in Down
Rtver for the past 19 years. At the
time of his death he was employed
as a millwright at the Great Lakes
Steel manufacturing company. Mr.
Baumeister was a member of the
Trinity Lutheran church.
Rites were held from the H. F.
Thon company funeral home at
2 pan. this afternoon and at 2:30
pm. from the Trinity Lutheran
church. The Rev. C. J. Krahnke
officiated and burial was in Wood
mere cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Anna; son,
Earl; sisters, Mrs. Gus Seiler, Mrs.
John Molloy, Mrs. Nora Morgan
roth, all of Deckerville, Mich.;
brothers, George, Joseph, Edwin of
Deckerville.
Smith School
Orchestra Gives
Concert Tonight
A. E. Smith school orchestra,
directed by Jack Downing, will pre
sent a concert tonight at the high
school
Included on the program are
“National Champs,” march; songs
by Jessie Hinton and the Girls’
chorus; solo by Jack Weinlander;
accordion solo, Joe Visingardi;
clarinet solo, Jill Pilz; music by
the clarinet section; solo by Pat
Zouryas; special numbers by the
kindergarten class; “Hawaiian
Echoes” and “America” by the stu
dents with orchestra.
Double Duty Truck
PLYMOUTH, Ind. <U.R)—A butter
milk tank truck was pressed into
service to save Mack Johnson’s
burning farm building near here
recently. The truck made numer
our trips from Plymouth to the
farm, hauling water.
Hen Works Overtime
RANDOLPH, Vt. (U.R) Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Campbell believe
one of their cross-bred Rock-red
pullets has set some sort of record.
In one week, the hen laid 12 eggs.
Slide Projectors
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KODASLIDE 18.50
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(3-dimension)
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CAMERA EXCHANGE
Downriyer't Largest Camara Shop
OPEN 10 A. M to 6 P. hi.
(Monday and Friday 'till • P. If.)
304 OAK PHONE 0690
WYANDOTTE
Proclamation
WHEREAS, for thirty-four years
Camp Fire Girls, Inc. has been an
important force in the development
of recreation and leisure time ac
tivities among young girls; and
WHEREAS, this organization has
cooperated in all community proj
ects; has thus became a construc
tive force in the community and
enriched the lives of all people in
the City of Wyandotte, and the
members thereof have been leaders
in national and community drives
and have proved themselves to be
enterprising and responsible citi
zens: and
WHEREAS, on this, their thirty
fourth birthday, the week of March
17 through March 23, the Camp
Fire Girls have chosen for their
theme “At Home in the World”;
and their program for world friend
ship being established on solid
foundations and rooted in com
munity good will and understand
ing of people as individuals;
NOW THEREFORE, to the Camp
Fire Girls of the City of Wyan
dotte and to the Camp Fire Girls
all over the World, I extend, on
behalf of the citizens of Wyan
dotte, sincere wishes for every suc
cess and blessing.
LOUIS W. BEHM,
Mayor
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Edward Scriber, no address, of
fered a plea of not guilty to lar
ceny by conversion when he faced
Judge Arthur Decker in Justice
Court Saturday. Examination was
set for 2 p.m. Thursday.
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When you get around to
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