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THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD MONDAY, APR It: 4 1949 PAGE PfV an oi t-orx nuron, ana a. Vernocke. Mt. Clemens: two broth- i City Briefs Announcements Deaths George W. Hastings George W.

Hastings. 72, of 708 Mrs. John McCall, Lifelong Resident, Dies In Home More Enrollments Will Be Accepted In Adult Program ers, August Allaert. Antwerp, Belgium, and Arthur Allaert, Brussels, Belgium, and 12 grandchildren. The remains are in the Karrer-Simpson funeral home.

PORT HURON r.irhiir Co. has What Do You Think About It? Five persons each day will be asked by the inquiring reporter of The Times Herald to answer a question based on some Important news events or other matter of general interest. Michigan street, died this morning in Port Huron Hospital after an Helge E. Paulson, director of the Leads Mackerel Tourney Leland E. Meeks, proprietor cf Lauth hotel, heads the mackeral division of a fishing tournament In Delray Beach, with a four pound.

10 ounce fish. Mr. and Mrs. Meeks, who have been in Florida I TL 4531 Fish to 5332 IP vorth Street. Michigan.

illness of one week. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Stephen Catholic church. Burial will be in Mt.

Hope Cemetery. Adult Education program, said i Mr. Hastings was born March 6, 1877 in Sanilac County. He had m.t.s-4- s-4-9 been a resident of Port Huron for 40 years. Mrs.

Hastings died in December 1928. nichr-Lane over M- for about two months, are both listed among the top fishermen in the contest with a 16-mackeral ments will be accepted in the following adult classes this week: Monday: Machine Shop Practice. 7 p.m.; Beginning Knitting 7.30 p.m. Tuesday: Dressmaking. 7 Weldine.

7 D.m: Leatherrraft 7 Mr. Hastings is survived by his 1 'S' Tevery Monday night. So. 5 improvement club. m-t.

son, W. J. Hastings, Port Huron: The Question A ruling has been issued that the School Board can legally levy an extra tax of 5 mills on a year-to-year basis for the next five year, as a result of the vote March 28. What do you think about it? record caught in Boynton Inlet, Indian Lake. Mrs.

Edward S. Schlamp, New Baltimore, heads the sailfish two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Cory, Ferndale, and Mrs. John Witzke, p.m.; Advanced Knitting 7:30 p.m. Sparhngville; five brothers, Levi, division with an eight-foot 48 inch jfX MiUer Plumbing.

Erie phone 4904. s-m-t-ti catch. Lorenzo and Arthur Hastings, all of Port Huron, John Hastings, Flint, and Herbert Hastings, Sparling- Kio Cab Dial 6195 ft' ZZa th Taxi Stand To Plan Grayling Trip Plans to participate in the sum i fj ville; one sister, Mrs. John Lang, Oakland, three grandchil The Answers Mrs. E.

Schultz. 828 Division street: I think it is unfair to the property owners who voted against it. Edmund J. Lamb Marks Birthday At Family Party Edmund J. Lamb, retired railroad man and of Port Huron 55 years, is 88 years old today.

His birthday was celebrated at a family gathering in hla home, 944 Cresent place, Sunday. Mr. Lamb, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lamb, was born April 4.

1861, in Tipperary County, Ireland. He left Ireland in 1875 to Join his parents mho went to the States when was two, in Otisville, Mich. He worked as a lumberjack bo-fore turning to railroading. From Saginaw, where he worked as a brakeman for the Fere Marquette railroad, he came to Port Huron in 1893 as a switchman for the old Chicago, Detroit, Canada Si Grand Trunk railroad. Mr.

Lamb retired in April 1831. after 38 years of service with the Grand Trunk. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb were married Jan.

14. 1888. Mrs. Lamb died July 14. 1928.

Mr. Lamb has four sons. John B. Lamb, and Laurence J. Lamb, both of Detroit; James Lamb, Royal Oak, and Martin Lamb, Port Huron; a daughter, Mrs.

Henry Heymoss, Detroit; 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. mer field training camp Aug. 6- u- JJJU TCli Military and Pine street Part Tnnifftit 20 at Grayling, will be worked on dren and several nieces and nep hews by Co. and Headquarters, Com nth and White Streets. pany, 3rd Battalion, 125th Infantry, Michigan National Guards at The remains are in the Albert A.

Falk and Son funeral home where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. D. A. Howard D.

Martin, 3008 Cooper avenue: I am glad they found a way to get the money for schools whicn Wednesday: Woodshop, 7 p.m.; Welding. 7 p.m. Thursday: Dressmaking 7 p.m. With the exception of the 7 m. Dressmakinug class, which meets in Garfield School, all classes meet in Port Huron High School.

Mr. Paulson said that though enrollments were slow in getting underway, it now appears that there may be a record number of spring enrollments in classes by the end of the week. There are 26 classes meeting in the current program. Further information may be obtained by telephoning 8161. Stops For Repairs The 504-foot.

10 0OO tnn Rlic 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Armory. Co. will hold its weekly drill Theodore R. Werner Theodore R.

Werner, 52, Mueller Brass company emproye for the last 21 years, died Sunday in Port Huron hospital after a long illness. He was born in Royston, March 26, 1897 and come to Port Huron 21 years ago. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran church. He lived at 4330 Abel drive, Gardendale. He is survived by his mother, Mrs.

Elizabeth Werner, Port Huron; three brothers, William Werner, Hillman, Ernest Werner, Detroit, Lawrence Werner, Port Huron, and three sisters, Mrs. Arthur Newman, Alpena, Mrs. Alma Harvey. Port Huron, and Mrs. R.

C. Specking, Chicago. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in St. John's Lutheran church, Hillman, with Rev.

John Held, pastor, conducting services. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery, Hillman. Prayer services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in Trinity Lutheran church with Rev.

O. Pfoten-hauer, pastor, officiating. The remains are in the Kipp funeral home. we need very much. Trjakie Johnny'a Show Bar.

fshow. and Dancing nighUy. with Headquarters Company on Stafford, pastor of Sparlingville Gospel church, officiating. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Tuesday nights for three weeks instead of its regular Monday night drill period.

folice Callboard fang Returned Plan Achievement Program A local achievement program Mrs. Clara L. McCall. 78, wife of John R. McCall and lifelong resident of Port Huron, died Sunday in her home, 1203 Bancroft street, April 14 was planned for parents and friends by members of the SteamshiD comnanv lak frfffMir City Hall Mrs.

John T. Lambert. 3846 Kee-wahdin road: If this improves the schools and helps the children it is a good thing. Mrs. William Williams, 2914 Cooper street: Port Huron needs the schools.

The people can not afford to pay for them now, they can put money away for later. Mrs. Victor Parmann, 2587 Beach road: We definitely need new schools. The safety of the children should come before the people save on taxes. North Street 4-H club at a meet A.

M. Byers. anchored in St. Clair ing in the club house. Members considered dividing the club into river near trie foot of Ravens wood road for several hours todav whil crimen irum B-U Telephone company of- J3 ictolliner finishinB age groups for separate meetings.

minor engine trouble was correct Mrs. Mary Lewis, leader, explained directions for exhibiting projects ed, uapt. Kobert C. Vanderlake, 1222 Garfield street, is first mate of the Byers. yere rhM today to the Police Depart-SfWnchboard in the City Hall.

Police Chief Thomas J. Davidson Jd his office and that of the Traf-" have been at Achievement Day Wednesday in the 4-H Building, Goodells. She Reliable Store Since JS59, Mrs. Walter Sargent Mrs. Mabel A.

Sargent, 76, widow of Walter Sargent, Port Huron resident 30 years, died early today in her home, 108 Taylor street, after a short illness. Born in Poughkeepsie, N. Feb. 22, 1873, Mrs. Sergent was a member of Grace Episcopal church.

Port Huron chapter No. 170, OES, and Orilla S. Fair tent No. 18, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Mr.

Sargent died Sept. 7, 1948. She is survived by four grandchildren, William E. Sargent, Mrs. Edward Clark, MLss Patricia Sargent and James W.

Sargent; a great grandson, Timothy Clark, and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Beatrice Sargent, all of Detroit. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Arthur Smith funeral home. Very Rev.

Dean Austin DuPlan, rector of Grace Episcopal church, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. The remains are in the funeral home. Bureau ed back to the City Hall He said the Police radio and dis-teheri office would probably be Sed today from the jaiL All were evacuated in the I STORE HOURS DAILY 9.30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.

I New a light dancing red str Hall fire Feb. 12. J7 Ti. r9n William after a long illness. She is survived by her husband, two sons, Lewis K.

McCall, Frazer, and Clarence E. McCall, Port Huron; two sisters, Mrs. Ida Witt-liff, Detroit, and Mrs. Alma Hitz- field, Oakland, a brother, Hugo Kreutzman, Oakland, and several nieces and nephews. Mrs.

McCall was born here Sept. 8, 1870, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kreutzman, pioneer settlers of the vicinity. She and John R.

McCall were married Aug. 19, 1896. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors of America; Zenith temple No. 40, Pythian Sisters; the auxiliary of Cedarwood grove No. 3, Woodmen Circle, and St.

John's Evangelical and Reformed church. The remains are in the Albert A. Falk Son funeral home, where Rev. E. J.

Soell, pastor of St. John's church, will officiate at funeral services at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will be in Lakeside Held On Reckless Charge Herman Upshaw, 36, of Goodells, is held in jail for investigation of reckless driving. He was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Sheriffs after his car ran into the rear of a car driven by Leo J.

Nofs, 19, of 2503 Lapeer road, on Lapeer at Michigan roads. Deputies said the Upshaw vehicle had defective brakes. They impounded the car until the brakes are repaired. I FUNERALS Mrs. Henry T.

Koss Funeral services were held in St. Joseph's Catholic church today for Mrs. Philomene G. Koss, 76, widow of Henry T. Koss and resident here 15 years, who died Thursday in the home of her niece, Mrs.

Thomas J. Armstrong, 733 Johnstone street, after a long illness. Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Thomas A. Con-nell, pastor, officiated. Pallbearers were John Colburne, Robert Fisher, John I. McMorran, James -F. Gosger, Jerry Armstrong and Henry Dymond.

Burial was in Mt. Hope Cooties Fine Beardless Five Cooties were fined $1 each for being without beards at the 1 Eastman and Captain Daniel L. aleary were also to be moved tack thU afternoon. Detective offices were in the jail nd Captain OXeary'a office was the U. S.

Army and Air Force resulting station, while the City Hall wu being repaired. ML Sinai Officers Will Be Installed Tuesday Night Tni Goldman. Dresident, and weekly meeting of Huron Pup Tent No. 15, Military Order of Cooties, Sunday afternoon in Schoor Memorial Home. The beardless bugs Lastron Nail Enamel, Lipstick, Fashion Plate Face Make-Up, Face Pow3er are Joseph Hamilton, William Pet-tengill, Joseph Emerson, Earl Bueh- "I ler and Franklin Andrews.

George Bond was elected Blanket Bum to Births other 1949 officers of Mt. Sinai fill a vacancy left by the resignation of Martil "Al" Switzke. Willard Dans was given the- greyback degree. a William Edgar ong Funeral services were held today in the Arthur Smith funeral home for William Edgar Long, 73, of 312 Park street, who died Saturday. The Very Rev.

Dean Austin E. DuPlan, rector of Grace Episcopal church officiated. Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery. Pallbearers were Herbert S. Anderson, Ray L.

Passmore, Harold W. Klohn, William A. Wilson, Rex Neal and Wilfordo Fulcher. congregation will be installed by Babbi Herbert F. Eskin at ceremonies at 8 p.m.

Tuesday in Mt. Sinai Svnaeome. Other officers who will be installed are: Vice president, Alvin winkelman: recording secre v' Donald R. Fredendall Donald R. Fredendall 55, of 1315 Elk street, died Sunday in Port Huron Hospital after a short illness.

An employe of the plant protection staff of the Port Huron Sulphite Paper he lived here eight years, coming from Water-ville, la. He was born March 16, 1894 in Auburn, 111. He and the former Miss Matilda F. Leiran were n.ar-ried Jan. 24, 1917 in Waukon, la.

Besides his widow, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Gerald Revoir and Mrs. James Emlaw, both of Port Huron; four sons, Verdun, Donald Lawrence and LeRoy Fredendall, all of Port Huron; three brothers, Stephen Fredendall, Minneapolis, Perry Fredendall, Port Huron, and Douglas Herman, and several nieces and nephews. The remains are in the Robert F. Hartley funeral home where funeral services will be held at 3 p.m.

tary Al Drescher; financial secretary, Herman L. Goldman; treasurer, Edward R. Coldman, and trustees Frank Lew. David Konop. Cam pan Retains Lead Campau School Men's club scored 1,176 points to retain its lead in the nine-week euchre series between Campau, Wadhams and Allendale Schools Men's clubs.

The Campau club has a total of 8,460 to the Wad-hams club's 8,244 and the Allendale club's 8,242. Wadhams scored 1,120 and Allendale 1,140 in the Friday night competition. The final match will be played at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Wadhams School. IN PORT HURON HOSPITAL April 2, to Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert M. Conger, 4131 North river road, a daughter. April 2, to Mr. and Mrs.

Isadore J. Potvin, 1339 Nineteenth street, twins, a son and a daughter. April 2, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack A.

Russell, 1709 Gillett street, a son. April 3, to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Rostine, 1369 Allen road, a son.

April 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Nault, 2515 Division street, twins, a son and a daughter. PTA NEWS Washington Parent Teacher association's regular April meeting has been postponed from Thursday to April 21.

Samuel B. Young and Morris Philka 20 Junior Farm Bureau Members Visiting Thumb Arthur W. Fox Funeral services were held Sunday in the Kipp funeral home for Arthur Fox, 60, of 2220 Gris-wold street, who died Thursday. Dr. N.

S. Sichterman, retired pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiated. Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery. Clarence J. Hodge, Arch M.

Pir-tle, Norman McKay and Harold B. Moore, all of Port Huron; Ernest J. Lents, Marysville, and Raymond F. Rider, St. Clair, were pallbearers.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2 Lions To Hear Rector Very Rev. Dean Austin E. Du-Plan, rector of Grace Episcopal church, will address the weekly dinner meeting of the South Park Lions club at 6:29 p.m. today in Sturges Memorial Congregational church. William Nicholson will be prot im chairman.

Tuesday with Rev. Walter J. Fritz, Some 20 Junior Farm Bureau members from Cass, Genesee and Shiawassee Counties were entertained Saturday night and Sunday by members of the St Clair County pastor of St. Martin's American Lutheran church, officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Junior Farm Bureau, Miss Ruth J. Fuerstenau, advisor, said today. The group attended a potluck dinner and square dance Saturday For Spring! The fresh new red tliat acids a lilt to fashion's mute'd colors Now Revlon gives you a lively vivid red to set you a red that Ienda a special magic to everything you wear. A dancing red with Revlon'a charmed-life you must have it today on matching lips, fingertips and face. Lastron Nail Enamel Lip Fashion 1.00; All Plus Lipstick 1.00; Face Powder 1.00; Fashion Plate Face Make-Up 1.00, 10.

tax. To Attend Traffic Meet E. Miller, traffic manager, and R. G. Drake, export traffic manager, of Mueller Brass company are among traffic officials from Port Huron who will attend a meeting of the Michigan Industrial Traffic League Tuesday in Lansing.

night in Fargo Community hall, and attended church and a din Mrs. R. V. Vercnocke Mrs. Maria Bertha Vercnocke, 69, of 3466 Metcalf road, Burtchville 1 NEW 24 HOUR SERVICE AT H.

F. CLEANERS Elmer Farnsworth Owner-Manager Located Across from City Hall at I 414 HURON AVE. Phone 5144 ClemiiGraft ner Sunday In Avoca, in addition Township, died Sunday in Port Huron Hospital after a short illness. Born Jan. 25, 1880 in Nieuport, CLEANERS 1010 6th St.

to a tour of the Ontario lakeshore. The visitors were entertained Friday by the Lapeer County Junior Firm Bureau, and will be guests of the Huron County unit today in Bay Port Belgium, she resided for 16 years in Burtchville Township. She is survived by her husband, IfcJ nT IT TrTT IT 7 9 Rudolph V. Vercnocke; two daughters, Mrs. Raymond Andrysiak.

De Attempted Break-In Police said they discovered Sunday morning that an attempt had been made to break into the J. B. Fruit market, 2533 Pine Grove avenue. Officers said glass and wire mesh of a rear door were broken but that thieves failed to get the door open. BALLE I Vt II II II A XI ii A 4L4 troit, and Mrs.

Robert VanHulle, St. Clair Shores; four sons, Julian, CARL R. WALKER AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE nd St'EETT BONDS The Travelers Insurance Co. Pbone 6473 409 People Bank Hide Marcel and Daniel A. Vernocke, BOY SCOUTS Kenneth D.

Edwards. St Clair, president of Blue Water Council, Boy Scouts, will conduct an executive board meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in Detroit Edison company conference room. Troop 9 of First Presbyterian Church, directed hv Smntmactar Port Huron, Michr VENETIAN BLINDS Custom made in oar Own Factory prices yon Mothers To Drill Tonight The drill team of Port Huron chapter No. 15.

Blue Star Mothers ox America will practice at 7:30 uompieie I-- DAMP WASH DRY WASH 727 LAPEER AVE. can afford. p.m. today in Schoor Memorial Home. i Jes Arthur, and Troop 1, spon 1805 I Visual rd, We Hare a Service Fot Erery Family Need Whisker Club To Meet The Port Huron Centennial Whisker club will meet at 8 p.m.

0 Tuesday in Marine Corps league sored by Port Huron lodge No. 343, BP0B, led by Scoutmaster Marion W. Maddox, made a week end camp Camp Silver Trails. Troop 22, Croswell. spent the week end at Camp Chick-A-Gami, Scout Execute Clifford J.

Richards, said. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS PAGE 2 Analysis hall, 933H Military street. I Both drivers and pedestrians should 5 2 Seriously Hurt Dr. S. H.

Pettengill OPTOMETRIC OFFICES Office Hours 9 aon. to 5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment I 15 TIMES HERALD BLDG. PHONE 2-4040 Steel, Aluminum, Wood taking chances in "LOSE A MINUTE SAVE A LIFE" above As Car Hits Tree Three persons were injured, two seriously, Sunday morning when the car in which they were riding, driven by Aryle D. Colden, 18.

Avoca, failed to make a curve and hit a tree at M-51 and Babcock road. Burtchville Township. Colden, who suffered a left leg fracture, and a passenger, Leslie Darling. 29, of 2620 Upton street, who suffered a minor jaw fracture, are in Port Huron Hospital. Another passenger, William Patterson, 19, Marysville.

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