The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 7

8. 1333. IfJS OF TODAY FROM ALL OVER THE THUMB DISTRICT THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD of the chemical will be spread on Thumb Briefs tne city streets as a dust layer. GET ft ITPL Pioneer, 93, Dies In Minden City; Rites Are Friday A NEW TIL Kind The Children'! day program will be given in the Presbyterian church at 10 m. Sunday.

Mrs. William Wahl has been chosen as superintendent of the Sunday school and will assist the committee in arranging the City Board of Review Meets Harbor Beach, June 8 The city board of review reviewed the assessments of approximately 25 property owners at a meeting held here Tuesday. Complaints about assessments will be heard for the last time this year at another meeting of the board from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. next Tuesday.

Members of the board are Assessor Irving Toppin. Charles Lear-man and Hugh Fraser. Post v. Marlette The annual kettledrum tea will be held Thursday afternoon In Jlrrt Presbyterian church. Each member will serve her guest at small tables in the church basement after a short program in the church auditorium.

Cmay City Dr. John Berghorsl ha returned from 10 weeks in University hospital, Ann Arbor. Although he is much improved in health, it will be necessary for him to remain in bed for several weeks. Sanilac County Peck Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas N. Graham and daughter. Frances, and son. Thomas, are spending a fortnight in Brodhead, Wn where they are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Graham' daughter, Mrs. Marvin Thostenson. fr fat KIEg pir untfl Ju2r jupobli" candidal ,7, ictlTt election drive VT-ofiw office" to prep- MAIL CARRIERS MEET SATURDAY 7th District Association To Convene In Sandusky Sandusky, June 8. The Rural Letter Carriers association and auxiliary of the seventh district will meet here Saturday for a business meeting and program in the Latter Day Saint church. Alter an afternoon business meeting, a banquet will be served members of the association and auxiliary at 6 30 p.

ra. by women of the L. D. S. church.

Mayor Ralph A. Ul bright will welcome the visitors, and R- H. Benedict a former rural carrier, will be toast-master. Several officer of the state association are expected to attend and to speak during the evening program. Members of the auxiliary will hold their business meeting in Sandusky High school while the association business session is in progress in the church.

Harbor Beach Buys 24 Speed Warning Signs; Joins Board Harbor Beach, June 8 Purchase of 24 speed limit signs was authorized at the meeting of the city commission here Monday and City Clerk Harold Bunting was authorised to receive bids. Four of the signs will be of the reflector type and will be placed at the main entrances to the city. The commission voted $100 for a city membership in the newly reorganized board of commerce and authorized a permit for a fireworks display at the board of commerce July Fourth celebration, with the display handled by a competent operator. Other business included. approval of the bonds for plumbers, constables, the city clerk and city marshal payment of bills and approval of building permits.

Permits included: Alvin and Maxin Richards, a residence; O. W. Brow, residence and garage; John Helewskt a residence and George Harwood, a garage. The city has purchased a carload of calcium chloride and 35 tons '1 -t. 11 primary.

the principal offices iLwrf during the sum- 1 fgB will be those of Avoc Mr. and Mrs. Ira Goheen, Lutz. na. and daughter.

Miss Letha Goheen, New Port Richey, who are spending the month in the Charles V. Andreae home were guests of Mrs. Sellna Hoi-comb and daughters, in Yale. Harbor Beach Members of the Rotary club who attended the Rotary district convention in Port Huron, were President Raymond Riedel; president-elect Dr. J.

E. Kosanke. Rev. O. B.

Anrted and Darius Mihle thaler. rZivcsto treasurer. Faces Bad Check Charge; Man Jailed Bad Axe. June 8 Charles Glgllo, 37, Pontiac as bound over to circuit court on $500 bond by Justice Lewis Hill after he had waived examination on a bad check charge. Cigilo is charged with having isued a worthless check for mora than $100 to the Sebewaing brewery.

Another Sebewaing firm has also signed a similar complaint against him. The bond was not furnished and Glgllo is held in Huron county laiL Smiths Creek Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sturdevan, Los Angeles, are visiting relatives here. Mr, and Mrs.

Sturdevan were residents of this place until 18 years ago when they moved to Cae City Ha rv A. Waite. Owoi-o wa the speaker at the meeting of the Rotary club here Tuesday. Mr. Waite who has been in narcotic control work for the last 12 years, discussed narcotics in Michigan 1 i 'Bn7 Jam.

Taet Blfrwy. Sandusky. '27 Atkins, Marlette, have candidate for es1'. po. wbila wo (Tjijrd Sherman, Am-ifIdward Bullis.

Snovtr. fsg flection to the county political new-'grf2 the county treaiur-T31 probably be opposed ftsabtnt, Ceorge C. Gard-rzx Meredith. Shabbona, term on the road com- fcfa rur i xtect- District Attorney Writes To Paterson In Sanilac Sandusky, June 7. The prospect of a reversal in Delbert Lord's appeal to the New Mexico state supreme court for a new trial in the Robert Aubuchon slaying was voiced in a letter received Monday by Prosecuting Attorney Leonard J.

Paterson from District Attorney M. A. Threet Las Cruces, N. M. The New Mexico prosecutor indicated the supreme court of bis state had not definitely ruled on the motion for a new trial for the 19-year-old Delbert who is charged with the kidnaping, robbing and fatal shooting of Aubuchon, a 55-year-old tourist camp attendant In March, 1937.

The youth, formerly of Peck, is also wanted here for the murder of his uncle, Charles Lord, whom he admitted shooting in January, 1937, before hastily leaving for the Southwest District Attorney Threet wrote: "The supreme court of this state has not aa yet passed upon the appeal in the Lord case, but I wouldn't be surprised if there is a reversal, in which event it will be necessary to retry the case here." George Alfred Lord, 26, who with his brother, Delbert was convicted in August of the Aubuchon murder, is serving a 60 to 70 years sentence in the New Mexico state penitentiary at Santa Fe. George Alfred did not appeal his conviction to the supreme court. Rites Thursday For Former Emmett Boy Killed In Detroit Bad Axe Mrs. Jennie Sternberg and Mrs. Melvin Sageman, both of this city, underwent appendicitis operations in Hubbard Memorial hospital.

Floyd Phillips. Decker, president of the Seventh District association is arranging the program, and Imlay City The Republican women of this community will meet with Mrs. Moses Ropp. Friday, to organize a "Toy for Governor MIsa Margaret Mitts, Saginaw, will attend the meeting. Marlette Rev.

Edison Habeggar will speak at the special evangelistic service in the Mennonite church at 7.43 p. m. today. Mr. and Mrs Lacy, evangelistic singers, will have charge of the music.

Harbor Beach The music department of Our Lady of Lake Huron Roman Catholic school will present a recital in Community theater Sunday. hta fan George Wlddows, Sandusky, is in charge of banquet arrangements. Burial Squad For Military Funerals Is Object Of Post paw liuiuuttwv Ljl district to succeed expire this year. By LLaaI lir Jill laal Bad Axe Miss Betty Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Graham underwent an appendectomy Monday in Hubbard Memorial hospital. Sandusky, June 8 Prominent officers of the American Legion yktk Valuci Every Day! Klnde Mrs. Keith Scale has returned from a 10-day visit in London, Ont and Is entertaining In her home this week. Mrs. W.

A. Archer and Miss Thresia Miller, both of London. i ij'rt54afj- Forestvllle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Link.

Detroit entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Minke and children, also of Detroit, in their cottage here. are expected to attend the special session of World war veterans and their wives at 8:30 p.m. June 15 in the Veterans building here when an attempt will be made to organize a permanent burial squad to conduct military funerals and to organize a women's auxiliary to Russell Wakefield post No.

369, American Legion. Carl Smith, Bay City, American MRS. CATHERINE BURKE Minden City. June 8. Mrs.

Catherine Burke, 93. pioneer resident of this community and the widow of John Burke, died at 5:15 p. Tuesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Horan, with whom she lived. Mrs.

Burke had been ill several weeks as the result of a fall early this spring when she suffered a fractured wrist Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Friday in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic church. Palms.

Rev. Fr. Anthony J. Busuttil will chant the requiem high mass. Interment will be in St.

Patrick's cemetery. Mrs. Burke was one of the oldest members of St. Patrick's parish. She was born April 26, 1845, in Montreal and came to Sanilac county with her parents in 1871 from Dublin, Ont.

After her marriage, April 5. 1872, she and Mr. Burke moved to a farm a mile west of Minden City where they lived until 1925. Mrs. Burke's father, Professor Sullivan, died at the age of 102, and her husband, who died in 1933, was 95 at the time of his death.

Mrs. Burke is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Thomas Donnellon and Mrs. Horan, both of Minden City; Mrs. George Blashill and Mrs.

E. C. Caughlin. both of Detroit, and Mrs. Frank Durning.

Rose Lake, and a son, Loren Burke. Brown City, and 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Richmond Miss Donna Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Powers, returned today from Mary-grove college, Detroit, for summer vacation.

vwuuiu ajua mmnanou is specially purchased for the June Sales. Each day an Item will be presented with a lower mark-up than is uiual. KIce In the Rancmcnt Stor gn agreement in the Jt'iigtzict, which includes Jsacola nd Sanilac eoun-HirraSOMhip route every 1 io that a Sanilac can-I would ordinarily be elected aat fcgc county, the terms of i Jsprwentative Alpheu P. Deekenrtlle; Sheriff Ace T. Sandusky; County Clerk fit, Deckerville; Drain jgttcer Philip O'ConnelL Coroners Burton A.

gSaaduaky. and Harvey E. iCrofIl; Harold Greenlee. register of deeds: and and Mr. Teets, a Snduky; circuit court eatr.

expire thia year. No Ft have been made by ites seeking these wntie party leaders opposition in their camp seat. Major interest in the n5c party, they predict, will Legion commander, department of Pigeon Mrs. Arthur Sternberg underwent an operation for appendicitis in Hubbard Memorial hospital. Bad Axe.

Harbor Beach Dr. A. A. Met-ralf. Caro vocation counselor, will be the speaker at the Rotary meeting here tonight Armada The Literary club will be entertained at a garden party in the home of Mrs.

Chester Loomis Tuesday afternoon. Forestvllle Edward and Mar-Jorie Wanke visited relatives in Roseville. Patrick McSherry returned to Roseville with them after spending several weeks here Richmond Mrs. C. W.

Beier will be hostess this evening In her home to members of the L. L. A. of St. Peter's Lutheran church.

Michigan; Trudeau DesJardins, zone vice commander; Henry A. Mosher, Port Huron, seventh district committeeman. Carl Rasmus-sen, Marlette; alternate seventh district committeeman; and Kyle C. Lomason, Croswell former alternate committeeman; will speak. Letters to war veterans in sections of Sanilac county not served by other American Legion posts were mailed Monday by Fred B.

Fitch, commander of Russell Wakefield post. Inviting them to attend the special meeting. Sanilac Farmers To Thursday ONLY! Harbor Beach Mrs. Elizabeth Sanderson and daughter, Louise, Port Huron, visited Mr. and Mrs.

Claude IsabelL Peck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bateman and sons. Detroit, visited her parents. Dr.

and Mrs. L. E. Cochran. i state election.

trtr Cltrk Joseph Da we said Emmett June 8. The remains of Louis Haley, 43, formerly of this village, who was fatally injured when he fell while working in the Ford Motor company plant River Rouge, Monday, were brought to the home of his mother, Mrs. Ellen Haley, this afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m.

Thursday in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic church here. Rev. Fr. John F.

Farrell, pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in Kenockee cemetery. Besides his mother, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret Ryan Haley; five children, Mary Ella. Thresa.

Ann, John and Joseph, all of Detroit; four brothers, Bennet Haley. Plymouth; John. George and Frank Haley, all of Emmett, and a sister, Mrs. George Couzens, Emmett. Mr.

Haley suffered a broken neck in the fall and died a few hours later in Ford hospital. He was born in Emmett and moved to Detroit 15 years ago. He was married 12 years ago. Forestvllle Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Kirsten and Mrs. Clara Grbslick. Detroit, spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. A.

Goetze. aominaiing petitions have in bis office yet. Candi-awe until 5 m. July 23 to Almont The annual picnic of the Current Events club was held In the home of Mrs. Robert Paton with a picnic dinner at noon.

sua. Get Soil Payments rtr Sandusky, June 8 Checks are yj pernors iriii Harbor Beach Miss Pearl Freed will entertain the Willing Workers society of Baptist church in her home Thursday afternoon Richmond Mrs. S. A. Coleman entertained members of the Eight o'clock bridge club in her home Tuesday evening.

expected within 10 days for the 2.700 Sanilac county farmers who a week ago signed applications qualifying them for soil conserva Sheer! Clear! Black heels! Brown heels! First quality! Armada The Birthday dub will entertain In the home of Mrs Hugh Dodge, Holly, June 15, at a luncheon. tion payments. HI "I Wh- A total of 3.400 applications was Pure Silk Central Miss Jessie Mclntyre. nurse in Providen.ce hospital, Detroit, is spending two weeks with her sister. Miss Edith Mclntyre.

received at the county soil con servation office here from the state association office when the first Bright shades Shaped foot Firm tops Bad Axe Mrs. Florence Kerly-sen is undergoing medical treatment in Hubbard hospital here. Almont Mrs. Mary A. Irwin, Long Beach.

is visiting her rister, Mrs. D. H. Burley, Goodells Bible pictures will be shown on the screen by Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Konskl in Columbus Baptist church at 8 p. m. Friday. group of applications were distributed for signing. Of this number, 2,700 farmers will receive soil payments, while the remain ing 700 have been notified they i a 1 tA; frl i rtf are Ineligible for payments.

iiiMiiiiiummnniiHumniiiHiiiuniuinMiHUHiHiHmiiiMHUHiniinmiiiiiiMiHiiiiniMiiiiHiHimmmmntmmni Marlette The district meeting of the Farmers' union will be held in Marlette High school Thursday night. Another group of 1,800 applica tions Is expected to arrive within a few days and will be distributed iGrainafetf Tocay Vt June 8. Speaking on 1 life Demand of You?" Hamilton, president of 'Ifcroa Business college, will 2 commencement address WaUoa rites at 8 p. today a Community hall for 20 Peck 1 stool seniors. iar Eamhiia.

salutatorian, and en Gtiwr. valedictorian, will trj addresses, and James rJl givt the class history JtfiXt program. frhtk High school orchestra Pi7 the processional, and Bennett, Crqswell. will 6iia solo. Rev.

A. E. Ting-lw of the Peck Methodist wl eborch. will give the in-aad Rv. Leonora Anabel.

the Church of God. will Wlendent Hal L. Pearce nsmt diploma to the grad- i tenual Junior-senior ban-htid Tuesday night in the with a dance following Vfai i a. Avoca Man, Wife To Be Graduated From Memorial College Avoca, June 8. Ridgeley Ireland, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ellery Ireland, will be graduated torn Memorial Training college, Chicago. Monday. He was graduated from the Chicago Evangelistic Institute in 1935 and took the general Bible course in 1937. He married Miss Opal Oliver, East St.

Louis. 111., in 1936. She will be graduated at the same time. They will be given a charge by the Moody Bible college. 3rd District Farm Union Will Convene Marlette, June 8 Problems affecting farmers and farm union members will be discussed at the bi-monthly meeting of the third district of the Farmers Educational and Co-operative union at 8:30 p.m.

Thursday in Marlette Community school auditorium. District President John R. Dona-ghy, Sandusky, will preside. Plans will be made for the August meeting at which district officers for 1938-39 will be elected. Huron, Tuscola.

St. Clair Macomb and Sanilac counties are included in the third district for signing by participating far Carsonville Mr. James Reed returned home Sunday from Sandusky hospital. mers before checks are written. Hacker Chancery Case To Be Taken Up By High Court Sandusky, June 8 Listed for hearing by the Michigan supreme court during its June term, which started Tuesday is the chancery case of John C.

Hacker vs. James The second group will bring the county total of participating farmers to 5.200. Almont Mrs. Roy Swain. Flint is convalescing in the home of her mother, Mrs.

Sarah Machie. Richmond Knights Elect New Heads Richmond, June 8 The annual election of the local Council Knights of Columbus was held Monday evening in the club rooms In the Lenox hotel. The following officer were elected and appointed for the ensuing year: Chaplain, Rev. Fr. Joseph A.

Mater; grand knight, A. P. Le-Fevre. deputy grand knight Michael E. Fitzgerald; chancellor.

Edwin Conlen; recording secretary. Pearle Harden: financial secretary, Joseph W. Winkel; treasurer. Joseph C. Ernst; lecturer, A.

A. Le-Fevre. assistant lecturer. Theodore Karmon; advocate. Aloysius Hennig; warden.

Michael A. Powers; inside guard. Anthony Hennig: outside guard. John Plotzka: and trustee for three years. Leo Rep-shinski.

Installation will take place at the next regular monthly meeting in July. Cool, Smart Cummer Oboco McGregor Thomas Freeman underwent an operation Monday In Sandusky General hospital HELP STOMACH DIGEST FOOD Without Lasarira ana TmI Eat Efwrthing freea Sao I Not Autr. WhM too mt Iwi, trwy, rtrtt fnnrtu or wtwo ym are aaraooa. hnml eba boerJT iiwb pom mt tn ma ftat4. Too food 4oamt wnA tmim ran.

tMrt-bTg. mum, pata or war anan a. To taal aoat, Itrt and asm aS oaar. naaanra aw nmr taka fcarastoa ft atom pain. It la daftfwraaa and frolw.

It takaa avaa llttl- War tahis taad FTl-ana ff lndta.mai to raafe Mrmv flrttt haraa. raiiaaa fu i ta 9 mtimm and pvt na fear mt pmr faaa. Batlvf la as a-k ta amaum and ana ForestvllU Miss Ruth Wanke is spending a few days in Roseville. Mich. Almont Mrs.

Fred Schwartz is in Bishop hospital for treatment iUClllUUISl Pastors Convene J. Hacker, et al. which was appealed from Sanilac county circuit court by Benedict DePuy. Port Huron, attorneys for the defendants. In the hearing in circuit court here, in May.

1937, the plaintiff, who is 84, sought an unspecified amount of money which he claimed he gave his brother, James, to deposit for him in the bank. Separate records of the brothers' accounts were not kept and John Hacker asked the court to decide the amount he might recover from his brother. Judge Louis C. Cramton. Lapeer, who heard the case, awarded the plaintiff a Judgment of approximately $8,300 against James Hacker and his wife.

Elizabeth. Leonard J. Paterson is the attorney for the plaintiff. i-eita. June.g.

ReT. nd Aveca Mis Donna Smith, Yale, visited the Glenn Armstrong and Roy L. Janes families. Methodist Enisconal r-al association artH th.lr Thumb Deaths Picnic Monday here. t-'aiinn and their wives led, 1 1 fiaa dinner served at Miss Leila Moore Deckerville June 8 Funeral ooe and members ana memoer service for Mis Leila Moore.

18, J8gtoft Methodist Epis 'wn a Delaware township, who died Monday In Howell sanatorium, will be held at 2.30 p.m. Thurs THUMB BIRTHS day in Delaware Lutheran church. The pastor. Rev. Herman Gugle.

will officiate. Interment will be OLD HICKORY in the chajrch cemetery. Miss Moor, who waa born in COBBS CREEK BilNDIO WHISKY Delaware township, is survived at ar rhlch Rev. George B. iSS ot th Kul W.

Patow r1 aeaociaUon to JsTZ0 athly meet- y38 October. June s. Prosecuting Uooard J. Pater-son, Riph A. Ui-TP" Kniegar.

register I2J rtmnk Sweet. ec- the Sanilac vaUon eommit- walami 1,1 by her father, Everett Moore, Flint; a brother. Orviile Moore. Deckerville; her grandfather. SPOUT CLUB akaJVfctM Vrlatfsjaaty 0(53195 60e nu suit V-' a aa a) a i Is i Ca3Ji III aoo $153 osj 35 -ST Leonard Halifax.

Deckerville, and QUABT CaW 400 8Jr (m) 'ra. Caa 314 her aunt and uncle, with whom she lived. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 80c 1MT lva Ceda 1J delegation iSv" wmndery.

No. I wh attend-W Kalit Templar Moore. Delaware township. Her mother died 18 years ago. Alger Nugent Bad Axe.

June 8. Funeral service for Alger Nugent 53. widely known former resident of Huron county who died In hi home in Flint Sunday, were held this morning in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church here. Rev. Fr.

Leo Dorsey. pastor, officiated and interment was in Colfax cemetery. Bora June to Dr. and Mrs. F.

B. Watts. Detroit son. Mrs. Watts was Miss Helma McDonald.

Sandusky. Born June 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dutcher, Marietta, in Sandusky general hospital a son. Kegmlars Meet Marlette.

June 8. The regulars of rirst Presbyterian church met Monday night in the home of Mr. Alex Morrice assisted the Smiths in serving supper. Henry Fellows presided. Norma Smith was named delegate to the Alma Sunday school conference this month.

MUs Smith is a teacher of the Beginners class in Sunday school This will be her second year as a student at the conference. The next class meeting will be a family picnic at the village park June 27. Ugly Eczema Mattes Life Wretched The ttehlBC tertBBt of ecsaaia BoaarH to tnak aayoc wreteBed and aaxtoaa for relief. If ro suffer from eeaeina. Itchy tSrnpl.

aasry red blotebea er other blemish dso to xtarnai caa, get Fteroas Ointment. I5e mli tfrurtfats. It one application doe aot deligat yea. Btdaey rfaded. Petron' Oit-mest also wosderfal tor og faat.

oracka ketwaaa tooa nd today In 'Ceapl4 the Sanilac office in hav moved WJtttpment Into the faJ- The soil odce tor circuit court 7-S; Cmmtml cAom ot coo! a I i mn-tumtner comfort nd frhn9. I rff Sv T5isS-v 1 Chooam mpmir to wmi CX. I with rtrT com turn: vJ'- Malo Fleer 4 Mrs. Selema Krua Snover. June 8.

Rev. O. P. Schleicher. Pontiac.

conducted fun eral service today in the Snover iwawan a j. cratgBt ivyv Evenge Ileal church for Mrs. Sol-oma Kramp. 90, who died at midnight Sunday after a week's illness. Interment was in Mooretown cemetery.

Joka Yf. stairs Bad Axe, June 8. Funeral services for John W. Knirs, 73. retired Oratum Trm ox.

daugh- II oum-t axfc II I aSS hh "a recefitlv at carpenter who died Sunday were t25( the June T1 Amertcan Mes- fvsttTsd Heart, a held this afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Frank Watietfs. pastor, officiated and interment was in the CONTINENTAL DISTILLING PHILADElfHtA A ttST niinsj pub Ysjrooa.