The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 7

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1946 PACE SEVEN Ration Calender Mueller Foremen Fireman Retires After 32 Years gcements To Hear Snyder Validity Coupons Period No.39 Jan. 1-Apr. 30 12 Feb. 1-28 Commodity SUGAR LIQUOR 'EDUCATION IN NE1 ERA' TIMES HERALD COOKING SCH00L-PIE CONTEST FOUR CASH AWARDS Fill out the following entry blank and mail to the Cooking School Contest Editor, The Times Herald: I will enter The Times Herald Cooking School Contest at the Majestic Theater, Feb. 21.

RISKS LIFE FOR DOG Mrs. Fur tow Saves Small Animal From Drowning KT. "unandery Friday, Feb. 8 City Briefs MSC 'Professor Is Founders Thursday every, Day Speaker "Education is in a new era and (Nane) (Address) yfit C. tf.

To Receive Degree Miss Geraldine Faith Billings, West naer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William VtSK j. Billings, Lamoni, former Tflf" residents of Port Hi if we fail to accept this fact and do not proceed with development At the risk of her life and the loss of a white satin scarf.

Mrs. Albert M. Furtow, who lives in a small cottage at the foot of Broad street, recently rescued a small dog from drowning in St. Clair river. Mrs.

Furtow's kind act would have passed without anyone knowing of it if a chance observer had not witnessed the rescue. The unidentified person wrote The Times Herald: "I saw a little of better educational facilities we jt 70 7-7 graduate rom Western Michigan 1, tooi i 0 College, Kalamazoo, Feb. 15 with will not succteed in building better r-Tghow nightlv a Bachelor of Arts degree and a ill tf- State secondarv nrnvisinnal t-h. citizens of tomorrow," Guy R. Hill, Assistant Professor of Educa CONTEST RULES 1.

Entry coupons must be postmarked not later than midnight Feb. 14. 2. All entries will be judged on appearance, taste and economy. 3.

Entries must be brought to the stage of the Majestic theater between 9 and 9:15 a.m., Feb. 21. 4. All pies entered will become the property of The Times Herald Co. and will be distributed to charitable organizations.

5. Contestants may enter only one pie. 6. Four cash prizes will be given: First prize, $25; second prize, S15; third prize, $10; and fourth prize, $5. 7.

Decision of the judges will be final. ing certificate. After graduation, tion of Michigan State College, East Lansing, told members of d-- puss Killings will visit her sister, Skating Mrs- John G. Perkins, 219 Thir- Port Huron Council, Parent-Teach gray-haired lady risk her life this morning to save a dog from drowning" and signed the lettrr, "A Pass er association at Founders Day Ynsleaves Quay and dinner Wednesday in First Con gregational church. 13 Attend Clinic 5 7:30 P-W-T-F-S-tf I inirieen persons attended the "Port Huron is on the verge of great drive forward and you Leaves FBI Service social hygiene clinic Tuesday nieht I it" have members on your Board of ninxton every am- nuiun r.mergency nospital.

Uto 1 a- eatur- Mrs: Ruth Slabaugh, R. Miss For Private Practice Education who are men of vision, Modern Lucille Gamble, R. public health nterested leaders, who are a work Band- ing, fighting group with an honest Edgar R. Gaffield, 65, of 1018 -a nurse, and Miss Anne Lawrence, Colyer Snyder, news commenta desire to help," he said. pudiic neaith nurse, assisted Hancock street, As i ant Fire Memphis Cam- the nhvsi tor, will be speaker at the dinner meeting of the Foremen's club of Trustees To Meet Monday To Act On Park Agreement Four items of business will be considered by the board of trustees of the Port Huron District Foundation at a special meeting at 12:15 p.m.

Monday in the Chateau. They are: Rescinding and vacating agree BUILD FOR TOMORROW' catiirday. Feb. y. Hinir will Ho fmm -7a I v.in.

i iud Mrs. Furtow with some reluctance related the story after hr identity became known. She said she was preparing the noon meal when she heard the whine of a dog. She saw a small dog, rwimrning a few feet from shore in the river. The ice was too smooth for the dog to get a foothold and he slipped back into the water several times.

Mrs. Furtow pushed some boards on the ice towards the dog but they were carried away by the current. She noticed there was less ice along the shore several hundred feet upstream and so she coaxed the dog northward. The dog was "If we are going to build better Mueller Brass comnanv at 6:30 Chief, retired from the Fire Department Monday because of illness, after serving nearly 32 years. costumes.

Citizens lor tomorrow It Will be m. Wednesday. Feb 13 in Trin because we have co-operation in Hy Lutheran church. Tenth and -radierh Sh He was a member of the depart i i i i imnKing ana Decause we want our Griswold streets ment since April 1, 1914. He was of WXYZ.

-cyuiy, ouuieiaer ioi cniiaren to De aDie to accept re- Mr. Synder has delivered ad Kiaiu i wnit-agu v-uus, snowea motion mo promoted to lieutenant in 1924 and sponsiDimy ana to Know tne dresses to audiences from coast to tures of the 1945 World Series to to captain of Fire Hall No. 3 in ments made with the Port Huron source to which they can refer in coast In an official capacity for the 1934. He became Assistant Fire I Jt Robert's Landing i fori riuron lodge No. "Vv a to 11 P.m.

18, Knights of Pythias, and Islam auiviiig men piuoiems, sai-a. state of New York, he has sur Chief after the resignation of Paul School District with respect to the Memorial Recreation Park project without affecting contribu tions iur. ma siressea tne neta oi veved hundreds of industrial nlant.s is1' 2-8 lemple No. 57. DOKK.

and pupstq Keener in July, 1944. i i a I xr barely able to swim against the cmiureus pduiayauuu miuie to observe problems confrontin He was born Aug. 17, 1881, in made by the foundation to th current but appeared to know she pidiis emu ginug uiciu mc supervisors Galion, O. School District for the project. was leading him towards safety.

eanesaay night in Pythian Castle Hall. Motion pictures, during bombing raids in the European area, were also shown, taken by Capt. KrUlls They should be urged to exprei Mr. and Mrs. Gaffield have four ment with their ideas as they will sons, Edgar T.

Gaffield, Wadhams; What Do You t-ninp w. Of Canes gain a better understanding whe Twice in trying to reach the dog, Mrs. Furtow fell through the thin ice, getting her feet wet, but each time she returned safely to shore. At last the dog reached a point where he obtained a footing and Kenneth Gaf Id, Port Huron; Eugene Gaffield, Centerline, ther or not they fail, he said. This action is intended to remove legal difficulties affecting the proposed grant of $60,000 to the Memorial Recreation Park by the City Commission.

Election of officers to serve until the next annual meeting of Faces Damage Charge Think About It? Oliver M. Hanton, vice president Qeily Talk and Gayle Gaffield, Greenwood Charged with malicious da mace Eeach, and six grandchildren of the Board of Education, said, "Despite many hazards in our Crf-ones were told by to property by smashing three win-C tambey in an address dows and scattering broken dishes Five persons each day will ce schools, we have not had a serious i T.minr rrnlleee as- and fm-mtiire ahnnt the trustees. Appointment of a chairman of New Hudson L.Uk.u4 -nrr- i ii- ni MrK i. ai juuiu. I uwwvaw uvaiujuc fire or disaster in the schools be asked by the inquiring reporter of The Times Herald to answer a question based on some im I Virtue CI nenn the stadium action committee to suceed the late William A.

Blessed, Law said his most inter- Goodells road, will be arraigned cause teachers and custodians appreciate these hazards and are on the lookout to protect children in portant news event or other matter of general interest LLOYD V. MARLET'l tu After 3Vi years of tracking down I Mrs. Furtow helped him climb ashore. The dog lay exhausted on the ground. Mrs.

Furtow. fearful that he might freeze, tied her white satin scarf around him. The dog was not long in recovering. Arising somewhat unsteadily to his feet, he ran off with his benefactress scarf. and to define and clarify duties Automobiles Sales pa 1T6 loose iucu i uj iuulc iulu l.

iue cxiaige ih lost tribe of I was made bv Mrs. Viola rwn the schools and authority of the stadium ac hi jni I i AmAtnan moun- I who nrfrcii Inn V. The Question What do you think of the pro tion and architect committees. "You have a fighting Board of LaUIIH i uvui unit, iivuoc. spies and saboteurs as a special agent for the FBI, Lloyd V.

Mar-lette, Port Huron attorney, has re Education and it is going to do Setting of a time and place for New 1946 Hudson automobiles Tnriian Prwl. Nan- man had been Hrinlrinr thr Hairc something about the schools the monthly meeting of the trustees. now being shown by Auto bbk posal of Governor Kelly to abolish the Board of Managers of the State Fair, placing control in the hands of the State Director of wmt by ur. c. vvuii- Port Huron." he said.

turned to practice of the calmer Sales, 319 Broad street, are winning Ui box of matches, is urgiariy Attempted Reliable Store Since 1S59 instant approval due to the post INTRODUCES HILL side of law in his office in the Stewart Block. war advances in exterior and inter Howard D. Crull, Superintend Ojjce of one cane. ur. ah unsuccessful attempt was Serf this tribe and wrote made by a burglar to break into trough Five Republics Sam's Cut Rate store, 2404 Con- ior styling, mechanical efficiency ent of Schools, a life member of Marlette resigned as Associate and ease of operation, A.

L. Mudge the National Congress of Parents The Answers Mrs. Mary Hawley, 31 Thirteenth said. and Teachers, introduced Mr. HilL Ci- aid "The Club of DreaKing a rear window, police- re Municipal Judge to join J.

Edgar Hoover's forces July 27, 1942. He engaged in intelligence work in co Declaring that the new models Our council has not yet realized street: I think the best plan is to rLl ikoH hv their ported today. The burglar also fully meet the demand for better I tried to hattpr in a nanpl in tho its strength and when we do we continue with the Board of Mana- usnria kiii cuuuicu i cars for better driving, Mr. Mudge operation with both Army and will be able to obtain any objective gers in control regarded as superflu- said that deliveries will be made Navy intelligence officers. He re we may desire, Mr.

Crull said. as rapidly as possible and those Mrs. Walter M- Lambert, presi- Mrs. W. E.

Long, 312 Park street: U. Confers On Bonds to which he attached Louis SchimmeL of the Muni ceived training in the FBI School at Quantico, Va. dent of the council, gave the ad- I think this is a good proposal placing the first orders will get the first cars. He added that present taiae ana seumiicui, oic nt; Operating out of offices in Seat dress of welcome. Mrs.

Elvera 'ted by his son Who was rpnreents Mirhi'oan hnnrl Hudson owners are well represent tle, Chicago and New York City Morrison. St. Clair County School Lena Lotermoser, 1332 New Jer ed in those viewing the first cars pn iouv buyers, conferred with City Man Commissioner: Miss Etta M. Reid, sey avenue. Marysville: The State during the war, Marlette aided in Is.

built since the end of the war. it I year, uiie uC ager Leonard G. Howell Wednes- the arrest of industrial saboteurs president of the Teachers club; Fair has so to do with agri teice of the Nuremberg riav tn( Rnn nnn hnnd ihp Mr. Mudge was advised by the and of spies on the West Coast. and Mrs.

N. C. Simmons, president culture that I think the State Dv ttjanother was given to him for the seWage treatment and factory that Hudson is in a unique of the Home and School, Sarnia, I rector of Agriculture should have position for production by reason "FBI work is interesting for its complexity of operations," he said. "Dozens of agents piece thousands spoke. Frank O.

Staiger led group control of it. of the 14th Armored garbage disposal plant. JPThe day they occupied of early reconversion, early orders singing. Mrs. Milton rule was ac- Mrs.

George Daggett, 1823 Hick of little pieces of evidence togeth Reports IIit-Kun Driver A hit-run driver struck his au comnanist. Ohn I. Provost was for materials and an integrated plant that enables an unusually high percentage of the completed toastmaster. ory road: The Board of Managers have been quite successful so far er to form a composite picture that may result in the arrest of a spy tomobile damaging both left fend Miss Charlotte Richert sang, Wl Veteran ers, while he was driving on Henry in managing the State Fair. The auto's components.

He continued: "The Lass With the Delicate Air" or a soy ring. street near Lapeer avenue Tues Board has more experience than "The new models are being of Methods and operations of the (Michael Arne); "The Old Re I Retires On Jan. 2 the State Director of Agriculture, day night, James Anger, 2801 Howard street, reported to poilce frain" (Fritz Kreisler), and "The fered in two distinctly different "style lines" the super series and FBI continue to be secret even now and Marlette said he is still I think the Board of Managers Waltz Song," from "Romeo and Juliet" (Gounod). She was ac-1 Wednesday. should be allowed to continue with bound bv oath not to reveal de sert Batherfori.

who was re the commodore series, each avail able with six or eight cylinder en managing the State Fair. from the Grand Trunk rail companied by R. V. Stratton. Discuss Colloids Jin 2, was employed in the Rev.

John W. Rahill, pastor of Dr. Harold J. Dawe, product de- John Troy, 1030 Tenth avenue: gines. Immediate production sched ules call for four-door sedans pow ered by six-cylinder engines fol AAejartaHit 32 years and was the church, said invocation.

velonment eneineer for Acheson i tails of any of the cases on which he worked. Marlette was graduated from Port Huron High School and the University of Michigan Law School. He began practice here in 1935. I think control of the State Fair nam (4 the department 20 Colloids corporation, discussed should be placed in the hands of nrnnprtipc anH nf COLLEGE NEWS- i lowed by broughams and club coupes. Three-passenger coupes and convertibles will be added to the State Director of Agriculture because most of the fair has some- veause oi mness, He was un- roiioidal materials at a meetine of to attend a dinner Jan.

26 in the Lions ClUb Wednesday in Dick McKay announced his re- agricultural pro- the Hudson line as rapidly as urg umei jiren nj me on Hotel Harrington. Walker Canham i 1 I UUCLb. ent demands for first production JJOUSKT uxor MO. Ii I i wcu ciicaii iiiciii. aent toaay.

xae aumicu Tmi Rurnftt Rpuprl T.asher. Bill Chimney Fire A chimney fire in the home of Miss Ruth Brooks, 2012 Twelfth street, today caused no models will permit. Convertibles ernooa. or iuaintenance ot Employes, honoring Frank Employes Entertained and eight-cylinder powered cars in Cramer and Steve Cramer to act Key Collector Thai, p- Lapeer avenue, who 1 Alvin S. Winkelman was host to both the super and commodore series will be produced as rapidly Active In City as a nominating tununmcc.

xncj i will meet at noon Friday in Room ortd Dec. IL 1945, and Jo- more than 50 employes at a dinner GREETINGS Say "Hello" to spring in this little round half hat with its halo of flowery accent. An all important accent for your spring wardrobe. See these and many other pert styles in our millinery section. BALLEMTIME'S flarden, 5166 Griswold Wednesday in the Chateau.

After as possible." 30. ho win retire Feb. 26. Students, taking psychology next the dinner, a theater party was held in the Desmond Theater. The I employes presented a montage to Looking For Staney Products? CONTACT NORA WEST 8518 Htotie St.

Phone Waxes-folishM-t'hpmicals-Hnmhes teim. will meet at 12:30 p.m. Mon Divorces Filed jerals- Mr. Winkelman. day in the biology laboratory.

John WUk Floyd C. Wright against Margaret Returned To Bad Axe There's a key collector on the prowl in Port Huron. V. G. Stepp, 1407 Twenty-first street, reported to police Wednesday that a thief ransacked his automobile, but took only a bunch of keys.

Gordon Macomb, Jed do, made a similar complaint to the Sheriff's Office Tuesday when a thief returned his automobile, but kept the keys. services for John Wilks, A.N Wright, desertion. Wes Johnson will charter two busses to take the basektball team and students to the game in Bay State police and Deputy Sheriffs -urai or fort Huron 30 voars rJ of Huron County returned William luesoay, were conducted City Friday. They will leave at sfternoon Harold Nutt, 42, to Bad Axe Wed Rene E. Janssens against Helen G.

Janssens, extreme cruelty. Ruth Ann Hunt against Leo Hunt, extreme cruelty. fnoon rn Arthur Smi in ak i -1 i 3:30 p.m. nesaay to iace inai on a tuugc ui aome by Rev. Mark J.

porl Huront Mich." taking indecent liberties with an pastor of Beatrice E. Kanthak against Al At the assembly Wednesday, Carl F- Pallbearers were Lome 8-year-old girl. Nutt was arrested twice Wilks, Max Hod- by William J. Eastman, Captain of bert F. Kanthak, extreme cruelty Reliable StoreSince 1859.

Klammer invited students to attend the "Youth for Christ Movement" meeting at 7:30 p.m. Satur and nonsupport. tsarles C. Jonp noifnrrf Detectives, and Sgt. Edward Smith.

Katherine M. Switzer against fed Harold E. Herber. Burial -ukeside Cinuion Randall F. Switzer, extreme 'Dognaping Reported A case of "dognaping" was en day in the Masonic Temple.

BIRTHS H. Wilks, 2033 Eleventh THE PRICELESS IMPRESSION tered in the crime records of Port Hazel M. Sutton against Harry raauiter of Mr Wilks O. Sutton, extreme cruelty. as printed as Mary Feb.

6, to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Moss. 1030 Tenth avenue, in Beatrice Langolf against John Huron Police today.

Neil H. Davis, 1111 Center street, told police a man snatched "Mike," his Irish setter, Wednesday and took the dog ay in The Times Her- Langolf extreme cruelty. Port Huron Hospital, a daughter. Feb. 6, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Shipmasters Ball Friday, Feb. 8 Many who are going have had their apparel Miracleaned and Reshaped for the event, at Granted Carlton K. McDonald from Flor Jwies P. Carson away in an automobile.

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Available at your Health 'ood Store. Vitamin Cocktail Bar, 511 Tine Phone Huron Hospital, a son. PJfcr James P. Carson. 82, ence A.

McDonald, extreme cruelty. Dimes Canister Stolen Theft of a March of Dimes can Feb. 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Willis S.

Basic Settlement of $1,400 awarded Mini vvia and former resident of Hutchinson, 1637 Lapeer avenue, ister from the B. F. Goodrich store, in Port Huron Hospital, a daugh H- Helen R. Cole from Fred M. Cole, rru, ww be held at 2 ter.

Fm Arttim. -It. izo Huron avenue, ai uwn cu-VVerTiw Snat funeraM nesday was reported to police by 'y Key. Dean Austin I f7 Arthur extreme cruelty and nonsupport. Custody of minor child and $12 a week alimony awarded to Mrs.

ft rector nf r-lT W1IIOra mnias. Feb. 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collingwood, 4 3 8 Nineteenth street, in Port Huron Hospital, a X.UlSCODai ui omciate.

Burial will Meeting Postponed son. In basic English these Matrix beauties stand for comfort. For -y Cemetery. The meeting of Sons of the Wednesday in Warren, American Legion. Squadron No.

8, Cole. William K. Fenton from Charlotte Fenton, extreme cruelty. Charlotte Devroy from Roswell Devrov. extreme cruelty.

Custody ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today in PAGE TWO the Lesion Home, Sixth street, was postponed to Feb. 14. of two minor children, $15 a week the basis of all Matrix Shoes Dial 8181 830 Seventh Phone VF 5144 Watch Stolen Jerry Lasher, 511 Fort street, reported to police Wednesday that KTMae Simpson. Bnmn 'is that wonderful "Footprint in i IC "omPhf.

24. Sa CI enn craft Lennon, 25, Port stolen Tuesday. Leather words can't describu Vetterraims Gab Co. 1010 Sixth St CLEANERS Quiets Title tj Jahibiak, 31, Columbus It and -i. hZ lyn alimony, furniture and property in Marine City awarded to plaintiff.

Elva Dore Sweitzer from Ivan Dwight Sweitzer, extreme cruelty. Custody of minor child and $6 a week alimony awarded to plaintiff. Elsie Z. Melms from Robert F. Melms, extreme cruelty.

Furniture, a $50 war bond, $6 a week alimony and attorney fees awarded to Mrs. Melms. A $50 war bond was also awarded to Melms. Rutkofsk Circuit Judge Shirley Stewart rranted to Frank A. Newman and Ervin, 32.

and Mario Chloe Newman a decree quieting fcr ua fort Huron. title to property in -orx nuron fL Wengton- RecoveTmTin Home NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS hihwe aa55 Huron Ave. at Broad St. PBnm, oiuruevan, Vrsmk Cowhv. 1714 Laneer mm i i -t Your foot simply sinks into a' cushion of complete support relaxes in matching curves of supple, soothing leather.

LT toward Farlpv avenue, rural man earner, is re tf Htm covering in his home after a re nasnnss. 23 hnth cent operation in Port Huron Hos- 25. MarW IS a loan the best solution to a. 9 Te At- 4 CPA SKETCHED: TALBOT IN SOFT BLACK CALF SKIN 'aeuma. lo.

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