Traverse City Record-Eagle from Traverse City, Michigan • Page 5

I RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 Death Claims Old Teacher Maurice A. Ryan, 89, died at the oome of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Garland, on Randolph Hill Tuesday evening alter an illness of sev- sral years. He was born in Accrington, Lan- England. October 22, 1859, ind came with his parents to Cone- BUS Center, X.Y., when a child.

In 1836 he came to Alaska, Michigan, where he was married to Ktfie Dean, who preceded him in death in 1945. Mr. Ryan was a teacher, having taught in the rural schools ot Kent, Leelanau and Grand Travrese counties and was Kent county tru- ant officer at one time. For a few yers he was an employe of the Traverse City state "hospital. He was a life member of Valley City Lodge Xo.

S6, and A. M. Grand Rapids. Surviving, besides the daughter, is a granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Noteware and two great grandsons of Traverse City, and several nieces in Rochester, N.Y.

The body was removed to the Hibbard Chapel where private ser- ices will be held at 2 3 0 Thursday afternoon i the Rev. Ezra Stevenbon officiating. Burial will be in the iamily lot ar Oakwood cemetei. Friends are requested to please omit flowers Sailors Busy Over Weekend I Bascom Lamar Lunsfoul, North Carolina folklorist. recently recorded 700 folklore tunes in seven days for the Xational Library in Wash iiigton, D.

C. Launching of the Lightning class sailing season on Grand Traverse Bay will take place this week with the initial event of sailing competition to be races on Saturday at thb Omena-Traverse Yacht Club. Competition for sailing enthusiasts, now making a strong comeback in this region, will continue a morning with Lightning races at Northport's Centennial celebration and on the Fourth of July at Buttons Bay in the afternoon. Among the eutiies in these events will be Joe Dissette of Ti averse City, two craft from the GREEN OR BLACK NORZAN FOOTWEAR FOR COOL COMFORT CASUALS Only Values to $5.95 BLACK NORZAN Green Black Grey 0 Leather or Neulife Soles 0 All Sizes But Not In Every Style RIBBED COTTON -REINFORCED TOES HEELS POPULAR COLORS Pair GREY SUEDE Shoes NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S GREATEST SHOE STORE OPPOSITE MICHIGAN THEATRE "VY7" 11 rest our claim on first taste oDlountVernon in highball or cocktail. So you feel in the mood for refreshment, say "Make mine Mount Vernon'' to the man hehind the bur.

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The girl was fully clothed except for shoes and stockings. In a note to Police Sgt. William Nottorf, Marino said he and the girl were in his parked car near a quarry in suburban Dolton when two men he could not identity attacked them. Dolton is a Cook county community south of Chicago. He said the men forced him to go into nearby Victory lake, hut could not explain why.

He said that was how his clothes became wet. "The men forced us to get out of the car," Marino said iu his notes. "One fellow said to Hie other, 'You take care of and he brought me to a place. Water was there and he gave me some stuff to drink. "He told me to get into the water and kept me there until the other fellow took my girl.

1 waited there while he took my money out of her purse. Then he searched my pockets and took my change." He fell unconscious, he said, and found the girl's body when he came to." Nottorf said that Marino's lips were not burned, but his throat was seared badly. Lt. Fred Moore of Riverdale said police searched the area around the lake, and found a nearly-empty ammonia bottle and two empty beer cans in a hollow tree. Jieulali Sets July 29, 30, 31 for Festival (Continued from Page One) flying models, but will not be required to fly as a part of the contest, since judging will be entirely on workmanship.

Junior and teen-age boxing, another big attraction, is being developed. Twenty boys are training almost nightly to insure a good show. Other plans for the event are proceeding with boat races promising to be a big event along with the usual rides, swimming and diving events and kiddie contests. MAKES (0 BIG COLD DRINKS BEN SCHIACK, D.S.C. ORTHOPEDIC PRACTICE SURGICAL ELIMINATION OF CORNS Hours--9 to 5 Daily 2 E.

Front St. Closed Wednesdays Traverse City Phone 467 COVETED CROWNS as king and queen of New York's Chinatown go to Howard Ton, 6, and Velerie Lee, 4, after the usual stiff competition among Mulberry street aspirants. Buttons Bay Boat Club, several Irora the Omena-Traveise YaolH Jlub, and eight new boats repie- -cuting the Northpoit Point Yacht Club. Sailing races are also scheduled liere on July 7 as a feature of the National i i Festival progiam, with another to be held here latei in the season. Racps are for each Sunday during the summer at Northport, Omeno and Buttons Bay, I Plans a been completed for the firbt anniversary banquet ot the Omena-Traverse Yacht Club this Saturday evening at the club.

Augustus Rogers HI, commodoie, will preside at the banquet. Invitations have been issued to members of other regional clubs to attend. I The body a Wilhambburg weir heio is among the 3,333 World War II dead who have been returned to the United States i Europe aboard the U.S. army tiansport Carroll Victory, according to word leceived today i the Department of the Anny. Piivate i a J.

KerKhof ib one of 137 IKTO dead instructions ot next of km icsiding in Michigan. i a Kerkhof of R. 1. is listed as next of kin. Armed forces dead originally interred in temporal; military cemeteries in France, Belgium and Holland are among those brought back to this country for final burial.

Experts See Humdinger of Weekend Ahead (Continued from Page One) race from flillman to July Ford Memorial and Gold Cup boat laces on Detroit river. July 2-4; Gladstone Rolleo July 3-4; Marquette Centennial. July 2-4; Menominee Water Car nival, July 2-4; Muskegon Homecoming and Water Carnival, July 2-4; Mancelona Homecoming. 2-4; Lake City Homecoming, July 2-4; Lake Odessa Agricultural fair, July Algonac Pike tournament, July 3: Caseville Rodeo, July Northport Centennial, July 2 4 Ecorse i Regatta, July 4: and White Cloud Homecoming, July 2-4. High School Girl in Mysterv Death CHICAGO.

Juno 2 9 a A nearly nude man diove up to a police station today with the both of a pretty. 17-year-old high school girl in his car and said he and the girl had been victims of a myster ious attack by two men. Arthur Marino, 27. his throat seared by some type of acid or alkali, ran into the station in sub urban Riverdale and by gestuuug directed the desk sergeant to his. car.

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