The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 5

J. M'DON ALD POST UP, Old JgeAssistance Head to Return lo Detroit, Plans to VisiTin" SaultSte, Marie WitHelatives, John R. McDonald, who has been district supervisor of the fifteen Upper Peninsula counties for the Old Age Assistance bureau since March, 1936, has sent in his resignation to the State Welfare Department to take effect on February 15. Mr. McDonald plans a two weeks vacation during which he will visit with relatives at Sault Ste.

Marie before returning to his work with'the City of Detroit on March 1. Mr. McDonald, who is under Detroit civil service, was employed in that city's bureau of publicity for the street railways until December If 1935, when he was "loaned" to the Old Age Assistance bureau of the state for a ninety day period. Since that time his leave from Detroit city work has been continued in ninety day periods, the latest period expiring on March 1, 1937. When McDonald started with the Old Age Assistance bureau in 1935 he was field supervisor over the state's S3 counties.

In March. 1935, he was placed in charge of the 15 -'Jpper Peninsula counties as dis- ict supervisor. In tendering his resignation, he stated that he did not care to relinquish his civil service rights with the city of Detroit. In a letter from G. Bryant, newly appointed director of the State Welfare Department.

Mr. McDonald -was informed that provisions would made to relieve him of his duties as requested in a letter on January 18 to the welfare Mr. Bryant has also requested Mr. McDonald to come to the office in Lans'ng for a conference on the conduct of the peninsula affairs of the bureau after he leaves here on the 15th. THE EVEMNC NEWS.

SAULT STE; MAR IF RSDAY FEBRUARY DeTdur Contributes $37 To Red Cross The citizens of DeTour contributed the sum of $37 to the Chippewa County Red Cross fund for flood relief. Included in this amount are: An anonymous donation, and contributions from Mrs. Ruth Gates, R. Padelford, James McDonald, Bryce Seaman, Hugh Demott and those employes of hte DeTour Dock company: Frank Bailey, Otis Wilkie, Ellis Gates, Ever Fosberg-, Archie Martin, Elmer Ross, Russell Ross, Fred Stevenson, Louis Crisp, Charles JVIcCance, William McLeod, Marvin John Munchausen, Ellis TJorrien, John Gates, George Scott, and W. D.

BRIMLEY HCXPTOH. Superior High School 1st. 1st Grade: Theresa Beaune. Lloyd Campbell, Donald Charles, Donald Davis, Willard Horton, James McBride, Pearl Schwiderson, Dennis Shannahan, Anne Wilcox. 2nd Grade: Allen Bertram Lucille Campbell, Suzane Draper, Lila Forrest.

Gloria Ojal'a, Avie Patton. 3rd Grade: Cecil Ojala, Ruberi I Ojala Franklin Schwiderson, Schwideraon, Donald Sander- 1 son, Bobby Snider. I 5th Grade: Francis Forrest, Olive I Lucas, Betty Messer. I 6th Grade: Eunicn Gilbert, Fred pfcGuire, Diana Routhier. 7ih Grade: James Sanderson, Jack IRynearson, Betty Jane Bound.

I Sth Grade: Jessie Milligan, Alice Sth Grade: Mildred Wilson. 10th Grade: William Donnay, iJean Kinsella, Jessie Noble. I llth Grade: Esther Bali, Lila IViilo. 12th Grade: Iva Armstrong, I James Kinsella. I James Allen and A.

W. Reinhard Iclrove to St. Ignace Sunday to meet IClaudina Reinhard who returned Ann Arbor. Ernest Harrington and James iBertram have been ill the past John IVoblc entertained the Royal Neighbors at their meetintr Thursday. I Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Brock were ISault callers I Mrs. Adam of Mar- Iquette, attended the funeral itrs. Reinhard and is visitinsr here. I Mr.

and Mrs. Valley of lower KUrrRdTarS" ENGADINE Bert Brock visited at Escanaba William Peterson is ill. Leonard McGraxv- called at St Ignace Friday. Patrick Collins and son. Francis Ivere confined to their homes last with influenza: Ness Barham is ill.

Mrs. E. Refenberg visited at flamstiquc Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs.

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