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ADRIAN DAILY TELEGRAM, ADRIAN, MI CHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1943 ADRIAN NEWS IN BRIEF Lenawee Men In the Service Pfc. Willis A. Davis Pfc. James M. Davis Pic.

Willis Davis. 21 years old, and Pfc. James Davis, 19 years old, joined the enlisted reserve corps in November, 1942, at Adrian College. After being called to active duty, their basic training was received at Atlantic City before being transfererd to the Army School at Fargo, N. where they completed their courses July 21.

They were later sent to Las Vegas, N. M. Pie. Administration Willis Daris is now stationed at the Army Air Forces Regional Hospital, Coral Gables. and his brother is in the traffic and priority school at Miami.

Fla. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Davis ordered to pay a $5 fine and costs! of $8.40 or serve 30 day jail: sentence. Perez paid.

City police! made the arrests. Pay Small Penaltiesa Three traffic violators paid small penalties today at their arraignments before Justice Franklin J. Russell. Edward Farrow of 1651 Chandler Street paid S2 for parking overtime. Junius E.

Whelan jof 621 West Maumee Street paid costs of S1 for improper parking. Arthur W. Snyder of Adrian, Route 3, paid costs of $1 for having improper license plates on his car. City police issued the summonses. Ration Board Needs VolunteersEvery effort is being made to have new truck gasoline ration books mailed by September 30, it was announced today at the ration office, but more volunteers are requested for processing the applications.

Books of individual operators will be mailed to them but fleet operators are to call in person at the office. More volunteers are also requested for processing fuel oil applications. Arrested for Drunk Lawrence Flannigan. years old, of Hudson. was arrested by sheriff's officers last night and charged with drunk driving.

He was arrested after he struck a carl driven by another motorist north of Hudson. The name of the other driver was not learned. Flannigan was brought to the county jail. Arrested on Bailey Rucker. 48 years old, of Toledo.

was arrested by Michigan State Police of the Blissfield post about 7 o'clock last night for drunk driving. was driving to Toledo from Adrian on US-223. The arrest was made in Riga township. Held for DrunkennessPaul Spruyte, 60 years old, and Marshall Vereecke, 33, both of Lyjons, were arrested in Morenci! Saturday night and booked at the county jail by sheriff's officers on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. Hazel Van Antwerp Classic and popular piano.

109 East Butler St. Phone Advertisement. We would like to thank the public for their patronage at 1he Lenawee County Fair. International Association of Fire Fighters, Local Expert Truss Fitting H. F.

Wyatt 112-114 South Winter of Morenci. Corsets, belts, brassieres, both custom made and ready to wear. Ida Tornow, 217 Greenley, Phone Clement's Welding. Phone 0g- den 55. Four miles south of Adrian Vicinity Ralph and Roscoe Edwards of Leslie were guests yesterday of Mr.

and Mrs. William Yaeger of West Adrian. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. William Sayers of North Morenci.

Officers of the Sunday school of the West Adrian church were elected as follows yesterday: superintendent, Charles Ruesink; assistant. Roy Van Doren; secretary, Donald Smead; assistant, Lynn row; treasurer, William Yaeger; chorister, Mrs. Herbert Hood; as(sistant Lloyd Ruesink; pianist, Mrs. Medford Pfister; assistant, Mrs. Roy Griffin; librarian of books, Mrs.

William Knight; librarian of papers, Mrs. Bertha Van Doren: assistant, Mrs. Roy Van Doren; superintendent of the primary, Mrs. John Ruesink; assistant, Mrs. Lynn Barrows superintendent the cradle roll, Seeburger; superintendent of home department, Mrs.

Arthur Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Greenwald of West Adrian entertained for dinner yesterday Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Daniels of Tipton' and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoenig and daughter Karen of Leslie. The Adrian Community Club will meet Friday with Mrs. Cora Springer of Ridgeway for an all day meeting.

A potluck dinner will be served at noon. Good Luck sisters will be revealed and new names will be drawn. More Local News on Page Seven Weddings. Morningstar-Dentel A wedding of charming simplicity took place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Dentel, when their daughter Doris R. became the bride of Hardy E. Morningstar, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C.

Morningstar of Tipton. The vows were exchanged before an improvised altar in front of the window in the living room. Large vases of flowers banked the setting. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. F.

D. Hague of Onsted. Mrs. Ben Dentel, aunt of the bride, played the wedding march as the wedding party took their places. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was beautiful in a street-length dress of royal blue velvet.

It was fashioned on princlines, with a sweetheart neckline, and trimmed with dainty lace. She wore a corsage of white rosebuds and lilies of 'the valley. Miss Carolyn Ingleheart of Blissfield, the bride's only attendant, wore a dress of Burgundy velvet and a corsage of white snapdragons and baby chrysanthemums. Harlan Griffith of Sand Creek attended the bridegroom. Mrs.

Dentel chose for her daughter's wedding, a dress of luggage tan with which she wore black accessories. Mrs. Morningstar wore navy blue with matching accessories. Their corsages were of Talisman roses. A reception was held at the home, after the ceremony.

The wedding party and immediate families were seated at a large table centered with the bride's cake which was topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. The friends were seated at a smaller table centered with garden flowers. The Misses Mary Ann Dentel and Emily Wimple assisted with the serving. The bride is a graduate of Onsted high school with the class of 1943 and has been employed at the Schwarze Electric Co. Mr.

Morningstar graduated from Adrian high school in 1937 and since then has been employed at the Oliver Instrument Co. They will make their home near Adrian after they return from a short trip. Relatives and friends were present from Detroit, East Lansing, and Brooklyn and Toledo, Ohio. Social Activities For the pleasure of Mrs. Herbert Clarke, who before her recent marriage was Miss Jane Peterson, Miss Carolyn Thompson, Mrs.

Von Borton and Miss Olga Hoben entertained with a miscellancous shower of charming appointments Saturday evening in the Thompson home North McKenzie Street. Contract bridge was the diversion of the evening and honors were won by Miss Ann Kaiser and Miss Marjorie Taylor. Later Mrs. Clarke was presented with many lovely gifts. In conclusion the hostesses served a luncheon from a table centered with an attractive centerpiece of white gladioluses and white tapers.

A wedding cake was also a feature of the luncheon, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Warner of West Palmyra announce the engagement, and approaching marof their daughter, Miss Marjorie E. Warner, to Willis A.

Crane, pharmacists male first class of the U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Crane of Palmyra.

The wedding will be an event of Thursday evening. Miss Warner is a graduate of Adrian high school and Bales Beauty School of Jackson, having been a beauty operator for the last three years. Mr. Crane has been in service for the last four years and is now serving in the navy and is stationed in California. Because of gasoline rationing the delivery of the tickets for the luncheon of the Adrian Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon, Oct.

5, has been impossible this year but they will be available at Goldman's Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock. The club year will open with the luncheon at which time the year books will be distributed. The luncheon will be served in the Methodist church at 1 o'clock. Backward Glances (From The Telegram Files) 20 Years Ago Today Thirty Knights Templar of the Adrian Commandery are in Pontiac today for the annual Field Day participated in by the commanderies of the state. The total enrollment of St.

Joseph's Academy this year is 450 girls, an increase of 50 over last year, James W. Snedeker of South Main Street, has been granted a patent on a fence loom for the making of ornamental fence. He is experimenter for the Page Fence pany. 10 Years Ago Today Dr. E.

W. Royer the new exalted ruler of the Elks succeeding Dr. C. H. Hoffmire who resigned because of the press of other dutles.

The Misses Rachel and Maybee, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Arven Maybee, have gone to Kalamazoo where they will attend the Western State Normal College. 5 Years Ago Today The Lenawee county post of the D.A.V. netted $100 in the sale of forget-me-nots on sale yesterday, the proceeds to be used in welfare work among their members.

Mrs. Martha Thomas of 230 Comstock Street, observed her 90th birthday anniversary today. St. Mary's Catholic parish has purchased the property on Division Street directly opposite the church site from the Mary Rogerson estate. In the future it is parish hall will be built.

PER PERSONALS ALS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schultz of Michigan Avenue had as their week end guests Mr. and Mrs. Milton Semrau and Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Vincent and son Jackie of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. W.

Frey have received word from their son, Pvt. James N. Frey, that he has arrived safely in North Africa. Miss Ruth Gmeiner of Washington, D. spent the week end at the home of her parents Mr.

and Mrs. E. V. Gmeiner. guests of Mrs.

John Bohlke and family of State Street were brother and wife Mrs. Owen of Galesburg, and her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sanders of Dowagiac. Wallace R.

Katz of Cleveland was a week-end guest at his home on East Church Street. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Stout and son Dewey Ross are visiting his mother, Mrs. Martha Stout in Johnson City, Tenn.

Miss Rheta Collins, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Collins, who is in training at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Jackson, underwent an operation Saturday in the hospital. Her condition was reported satisfactory yesterday. Junior Strong of Bent Oak Avenue, 16-year-old Adrian high school junior, made his solo flight today at the Adrian airport after receiving Instruction from Mrs. John Gott chalk.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marlatt of 1210 East Maumce Street have received a letter from their son Sgt. Floyd Marlatt saying he is in 8 hospital in Australia. Stuart Richardson of Detroit spent the week end with his mother, Mrs.

L. B. Hawes and Dr. Hawes. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas C. Ingersoll and daughter Mary Lou were in Detroit yesterday where they visited Mrs. Ingersoll's Stephen Putnam, and her niece, Mrs. Ronald Beam and family.

Midshipman Keith Bailey, and Midshipman Harold Lang. also a former Adrian College student, visited at the home of Midshipman Bailey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bailey, over the week end. They are attending midshipman school on the campus of Northwestern University.

Mr. Bailey ac-1 companied them back as far Jackson. Mrs. Clara Allan Baker Detroit was the guest Sunday of Mrs. John B.

Eldredge. Mrs. Mabel Tolford was in Hillsdale yesterday where she called on Mrs. Zua Kedzie who sick in the Davis home. Mrs.

R. E. Meyer of Galesburg, was the week-end guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. George McComb of Madison Street.

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pratt have as their guests their son and family Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Pratt and daughter Nancy Jean of Syracuse, N. Y. They are also visiting Mr. Pratt's sister Mrs.

Richard Snyder and Mr. Snyder. Mrs. Curtis E. Bays of 633 South Center Street, has received word that her husband, Pfc.

Bays, has been graduated as an aircraft at Seymour Johnson N. C. He is the son of Mr. mechanic Mrs. Silas Bays of near Tipton.

and before entering the army was employed by the American Chain Cable Co. in Adrian. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caterino are leaving today for a week's vacation in Chicago.

Pvt. and Mrs. Robert F. Smith of Fort Riley, are spending a ten day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Smith. Mrs. Richard Egan, who with her daughter Marcia will remain with her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Severance for the duration, spent the week end with Pvt. Egan at Fort Banjamin Harrison, Indianapolis. Pvt. Egan was inducted into the army from Toledo two weeks ago.

Corp. Otis Clapp has returned to Bayonne. N. after spending a 15 day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. Clapp of 1028 Michigan Avenue. His brother, Pvt. Irving Clapp, also has returned to Love Field, Texas, after spending 15 days with his wife and son, Neil, at. Blissfield and his parents.

It was the first time the brothers had seen each other in nearly two years. Miss Marian Zumstein of Holly was in the city visiting relatives over the week end. Mrs. Vernon Miller arrived this morning from Huntington, to spent a few day's with her mother, Mrs. Cathryn Reynolds.

Mrs. Fern Zumstein, Mrs. Florence Westerman and Delbert Teach visited Mr. Teach's sister, Mrs. Stella Heliker in Jackson yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Van Orden and Mr. and Mrs. Carl F.

Stark were in Ypsilanti last evening visiting Miss Lucille Alban of Detroit and her sister, Miss Martha Alban and their father. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ehinger and daughter Kathryn and the Misses, Dorothy and Hazel Engel were guests of Mrs. Eunice Gilday in Monroe yesterday.

Miss Bonnie Burrill had as her week 'end guests in the home of her parents on South Locust Street. Pvt. Herman Hillman and Pvt. John of Fort Custer. Mr.

and Mrs. Louls Partch and son Bill Wyandotte visited in the home of Mrs. Mollie Scholton on North Broad Street Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Alton Crane and family of Chestnut Street had as LODGE NOTES Special meeting of Adrian Chapter No. 112 O.E.S. day evening. Sept. 27th, 7:30 o'clock.

Initiation, Maud Clark, W.M.. Florence Russell Sec. Special communication Adrian Lodge No, 19. Wed. evening.

Sept. 29. at 7:30. Work In the Second degree. John Gray, R.

B. King. Eec DIVORCE CASES ARE Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fats, Canned stamps and good -through October 2. Brown stamps A and in Book valid through October 2. Gasoline--No.

8 coupons worth three gallons good through Nov. Oil -Period 1 coupons of new season valid until Jan. 3, 1914. Last year's period 5 coupons remain valid through Sept. 30.

Sugar--Stamp 14 good for five pounds through Oct. 31. Stamps 15 and for fire pounds for home canning. Shocs -Coupon No. 18 good indefinitely.

Stamp 1 on sheet of Book 3 valid Nov. Stores Purchase certificates a available at local board. Canned Goods -Book 2 blue Stamps and valid through! October 20. Tire inspection deadlines: A book vehicles by Sept. 30.

ration holders, Oct. 91. by Nov. 30. Commercial vehicles every 5 months or every 5,000 miles, whichever is first.

Lenawee Ration Board office hours: 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Mooday, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays; 7 to 10 o'clock Tuesday evenings; 9 a.

m. to 12 noon Wednesdays and Saturdays. Ration Calendar BIRTHS Born, Sunday, in Bixby hospital. to Mr. and Mrs.

Orvill Cuer of Division Street, a daughter. Born, Saturday. in Bixby hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James of 1215 East Maumee Street, daughter.

Class Officers ElectedSenior class officers at St. Joseph's high school have been elected as follows: president, Kathryn! Burkert; vice president, Kenneth Schwartz; secretary, Elma Briggs: treasurer, Joseph Kirsch. Junior class officers are: president, Volney Payne: vice president, Reinald Kaiser; secretary, Mary SueSeethaler; treasurer, Rosaleen Muzillo. Sophomore class president is Paul Harmes with Cyril Sauter as vice president, Richard Kiser as Lois Leonard 1rcasurer. Marguerite Briggs has, been elected freshman class vice president, Barbara Hiniz; secretary, Joanne Briggs; treasurer, Kathryn Seethaler.

Jack Hermes Reinald Kaiser are cocaptains of the basketball team. Darrel Ball is business manager. Charges PreferredRaymond Cronk, 17 years old, and Donald Weaver, 17, both of Saginaw, who were arrested at the fair grounds by sheriff's officers Friday night for slashing three hogs exhibited by 4-H boys, are 1o be arraigned today on charges of malicious mischief in the "willfull and malicious disfiguring of animals," Prosecuting Attorney L. J. Hammond said today.

The offense i is a felony under the state Jaw. Mr. Hammond, said. Cronk and Weaver have been in the counjail since Friday. They admit1ed slashing two hogs owned by Raymond Easton of near Britton and owned by Norma Hill of Route one, Adrian, with a hunting knife.

4-Xcar-Old Girl Hurt- Four-year-old Barbara Steffens. daughter of Harold C. Steffens of Petersburg. suffered minor bruises about the face at 6:45 o'clock Saturday night when the Steffens car collided with another driven Arden Lane of 424 East Church Street. The accident happened on West Maumee Street just west of 1.he Winter Street intersection as Mr.

Lane was making a left turn into a driveway. Mr. Steffens was driving away from the curb when the collision happened. Barbara's injuries were treated at the office of Dr. L.

J. Stafford. The mishap was reported to city police. State Troops DrillCompany of the Michigan State Troops under the command of Capt. Guy Punches put in a full day of military practice when they marched in formation to their rifle range in Raisin four miles north of Adrian.

The men left town at 10 o'clock in the morning and returned about o'clock last night after completing rifle drills at the range. Camp was! set up and mess served at noon by! Sgt. Floyd Curtis and his kitchen crew. Not Funny to PoliceCity police today are keeping an eye out for a group of boys who possess a perverted sense of humor. They not only tracked up and down in a sizable stretch of newly laid concrete sidewalk in front the Episcopal church on East Maumee Street but also threw sand in the motor of the concrete owned by Lee Allshouse, pulled the wicks out of warning flares, set up around the new sidewalk and tore down a barricade.

Guilty of DrunkennessCharged with being drunk and disorderly, two men pleaded guilty today in Franklin J. Russell's justice court. Basilio Perez years old, of 901 South Winter Street was sentenced to pay a $5 fine and costs of $7.75 or spend 30 days in the county jail and Raymond Vela, 33, of Blissfield was PLEASE COMPLAIN If your Telegram is not delivered in good condition, promptly and regularly. Delivery service can be maintained at a high standard only if subscribers report improper or late delivery of their newspaper. Phone 2000 and ask for Circulation Department Special to The Telegrans ROME CENTER, Sept.

27-Mrs. Lena A. Dowling, 76 years old, wife of H. Ray Dowling, died' in her home here at 12:40 o'clock day afternoon after a long illness. Besides her husband she is survided by two foster-children E.

G. Fiske of Dearborn and Anna Youngs of Adrian and several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Everiss Funeral Home in Adrian with the Rev. John E. Martin officiating.

The burial will be in the North Dover cemetery, Deaths Mrs. H. Ray Dowling Roy Burlingame Special, 1 to The Telegram TECUMSEH, Sept. 27-Roy Burllingame, a former resident of Tecumseh, died last night in his in Los Angeles after a long illness. He was the son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Burlingame of umseh and lived here when he was a young man. He is survived by the widow. two sons and a daughter in Los Angeles, a sister Mrs. Florence Fletcher of Detroit and two bothers Fay Burlingame of and Merton Burlingame of Angeles.

The funeral and burial will be in Los Angeles. FUNERALS Mrs. Carrie L. Winne The funeral services for Mrs. Carrie L.

Winne, whose death occurred Wednesday in her home at 728 Michigan Avenue. were held Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Everiss Funeral Home. The Rev. J. R.

Calhoun of the Lenawee Brotherhood Tabernacle officiated and the burial was in Oakwood The bearers were Fred cemetery. Park, Fred Westgate, M. E. Smith and Howard Switf. Mrs.

Roderick Stewart Funeral services for Mrs. Roderick. her Stewart home who at died Wolf Wednes- Creek, were In held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in her home, the Rev. F. D.

Hague of Onsted officiating. The burial was in Wolf Creek cemetery and the bearers were Seward and Curtis Shepherd, Ben and Earl Dental, Alton Knowles and John Palmer. Relatives and friends attended the- services from Lansing, Detroit, Toledo. Jackson, Ann Arbor. Saginaw, Holland.

Adrian, Onsted, Tipton Pleasant Ridge. Mrs. Frances Sielinski TECUMSEH, Sept. 27- The funeral of Mrs. Frances Sielinski who died Sept.

20 at the home of her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttle in Detroit, was held Friday morning in St. Lawrence church in Detroit and the burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery in Detroit. Mrs. Sielinski who was 86 years old was the widow of Peter Siclinski and her home was northwest of Tecumseh.

Her survivors include a son Thomas Sielinski of Tecumseh, three daughters and three sons in Detroit. Real Estate Transfers Emma Betz to Ray Fatchett, parcel in Blissfield. Zelma F. Smith 10 Myrna M. Heist, two lots and parcel in Rollin township.

Frank Billmeyer to Solomon Billmeyer, lot in Onsted. Jonathan Hand to Solomon Billmeyer, parcel in Onsted. Jonathan Hand to E. S. Billmeyer, parcel in Cambridge township.

Theodore R. Blaker to Ray F. Post, lot in Adrian. Johnson, Waiter two M. lots Peck in to Rollin Charles town- R.

ship. Clyde S. Smith to Walter Meiler, lot in Morenci. Leonard J. Shaw to Claude E.

Porter, lot in Blissfield. Almeda Niblack to Alonzo Burbank, lot in Rollin township. George J. Albro Jr. to Lemuel F.

McKinley, lot in Adrian. A. F. Randolph to Charles H. Tipton, lot in Rollin township.

Marion E. Caner to Arthur L. Reuter, two parcels in Hudson. A. L.

Murphy to Frank C. Cutler, lot in Woodstock township. Adrian Building Co. to Roy Luchenbill, 80 acres in Madison township. Orpha D.

Spaulding to Myron I. Mills, parcel in Adrian. William Hornby to Lawrence Duhane, parcel in Clayton. Orla Butler to Lulu Belle Ferris, parcel in Morenci. Mabel A.

Wilson to Orville L. Laidlaw, parcel in Tecumseh. Howard D. Millard to Kenneth L. Carter, parcel in Adrian township.

C. M. Soliday to Merle P. Beeler, parcel in Madison township. Albert C.

Hunt to Howard D. Millard, parcel in Adrian township. C. M. Soliday to Ernest J.

Kodelman, parcel in Rollin township. Olive B. Nachtrieb to Ellen E. Russell, lot in Rollin township. Dale R.

Driscoll to Ellen E. Russell, lot in Rollin township. Olive B. Nachtrieb to Dale R. Driscoll, lot in Rollin township, Lula Walton to Carl Walton, parcel in Franklin township.

Mabel M. Jennings to Robert L. Klinger, lot in Onsted. PARENT- -TEACHER The Parent Teacher Council will have its opening meeting of the season Wednesday evening' at Garfield school. A supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock and members as well as officers are urged to attend.

A school of instruction will be held the supper. their week end guests, their sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and MrA. Allan C. Graybiel and son of Capac.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Blanchard entertained Miss Dorothy Dick. en and her father Guy Dicken of Oak Harbor, Ohio, yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Timko had as their Sunday guests, Mrs. Timko's sister, Mrs. George Nasser and brother, Pat Longo of Lansing: Jack Kaiser, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Aeired Kaiser of Toledo Street, left last night for Sarasota, where he will begin his freshman year at the Sarasota Art School. Miss Phoebe 'Maynard returned to Lansing yesterday after spendIng since Thursday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Maynard of West Maumee Street.

Mr. Maynard celebrated his birthday anniversary Friday. Miss Priscilla Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Williams, is returning, to Ypsilanti tonight where will begin her senior year at Michigan Normal College.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Webber of Hazelton, are guests of their sonin-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.

D. -D. Phillips of South McKenzie Street. Hospital Notes Mrs. son, David Ross, returned to their home in Deerfield this morning.

Fred Ostrander, the five month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ostrander of Route 2, Adrian, who has been a medical patient since September 4, returned home Saturday. Ann Jean Bailiff, the 11 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Hudson Bailiff of Route 2, Adrian, returned home Saturday. She was operated on September 21. Returning to his home at 419 North Dean Street Saturday was Edwin Palmreuter, who was operated on September 15. Mrs. Greeley Lane and infant daughter, Carol their Rose, home returned yesterday to Howell Avenue.

Claude Walker of 666. Tabor Street entered Saturday for medical care. Mrs. Dale Harger of Morenci was operated on this morning. Mrs.

Edward Hoenes of Hillsdale underwent an operation this morning. Mrs. Lelia May of Route Adrian, was operated on this morning. Robert Miles of 617 Division Street was operated on Saturday for the removal of tonsils. Mrs.

Ray French and infant son Raymond William returned yesterday to their home at 458 South Main Street. Mrs. Roy Hernandez of Metamora was admitted yesterday for medical treatment. Arlis Burdine and infant News the Churches Adrian Bible Fellowship p. m.

Missionary prayer band will meet with Mrs. B. J. Wiederkehr, 539 South Winter street, Mrs. D.

H. Brainerd, leader. p. m. Regular mid-week service at the Masonic Temple.

Thursday, 8 p. m. meeting of the teachers and officers of the Bible school at the home of Estil Cramer, 236 South McKenzie street. p. m.

meeting of the young people at the home of Miss Verta Mae Clark. Treat Road. The devotional period will be directed by Miss Blanche Griffith. Officers for the year will be elected. First Baptist Tonight 6:20 p.

supper and meeting of the Church school workers. Tuesday-- 7 p. m. Boy Scouts. Wednesday-7 p.

m. Orchestra Rehearsal. 8 p. m. Adult Choir Rehearsal.

Thursday 4:14 p. m. Junior Choir, rehearsal. 7:30 p. m.

Midweek prayer and Bible study. HEARD BY RATHBUN Several matters were heard by Judge C. Arthur Rathbun in circuit court this morning. A divorce decree was granted to Carolyn Frances, plaintiff in a suit against Orrin Francis, on grounds of cruelty. The custody of four children was given to the plaintiff and a property settlement was made.

Mrs. Francis was represented by Richard F. Roe of Tecumseh. In the suit brought by Betty Hall against Harold Hall, a divorce was granted on grounds of cruelty. The plaintiff was represented by L.

J. Hammond and the defendant was represetned by Bourns Bird. The custody of one child was given to the mother. Deloice Newsom was granted a divorce from Tavis Newson on grounds of cruelty and was given permission to resume her maiden name of Hall. L.

J. was the attorney for the Two suits to quiet title to property were heard. William P. Van Tyle was given a clear title to 8 lot in Clinton. He was represented by Henry R.

Jewett. Amos Hixon and others were the defendants. Henry Shierson WAS granted a clear title to two parcels in Rollin township. John Skane and others were the defendants and the plaintiff was represented by Bourns Bird. Social Calendar for This Week MONDAY The Past Noble Grand club will meet this evening in the home of Mrs.

Clarence Dillon of North Locust Street. The members of the Adrian Star Review of the W. B. A. will have a co-operative supper this evening at 6:30 o'clock in the W.

B. A. rooms on North Main Street. TUESDAY The benefit bridge party of the Sigma tonight at Phi the Sorority Legion will Home. be 'held proceeds of the party are to bel used in the purchase of walkers for convalescing veterans at the government hospitals in the slate.

Past Matrons Association of the Eastern Star will meet this evening for a co-operative supper at 6:30 o'clock in the' home of Mrs. Frank Bauer at 507 Dennis Street. Mrs. Flora Penrod will entertain the Friendship club afternoon in her home at 223 North Broad Street. WEDNESDAY A formal dinner in the House at 6 o'clock will be a feature of the installation of pledges and ritual of jewels ceremony of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority this ning.

THURSDAY. The opening work meeting for the season of 1he West Side Workers will be held today in the home of Mrs. Arthur Mapes of Charles Street. Mrs. Joe Springer of James Street will be hostess at the afternoon meeting of the J.

S. club today. The members of the Maccabees will meet in Maccabee hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock to sew for the Associated Charities. The Variety club will be entertained this evening by Mrs. Allen Slater in her home on.

Addison Street. FRIDAY The Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters will meet this evening for a dessert party at 7:30 o'- clock with Mrs. Martha Ellis of 715 South Main Street. Scott Street will entertain 1he Mrs. Frank Wilson of South Cheerio club this evening.

The Emma L. Bixby Hospital Auxiliary, will meet this o'clock in the -staff room at the hospital. The Ada Mumford Union of the W. C. T.

U. will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. William Allabach at 911 North Main Street. Prof. H.

K.1 Fox will be the guest speaker. Adrian College Miss Lena York of the Detroit Council of Churches was the guest speaker at this morning's chapel service. Miss York spoke on the present housing problem in war working. cities. Freshmen initiation began on the campus today.

Activities of freshman week will end Friday night when freshmen students will perform on the stage of the Croswell theater between shows. Registration for. evening courses at the college will be held every evening this week in the college business office. Classes are being in accounting, business arithmetic, beginning and shorthand, beginning and advanced typing, beginning Spanish and dictaphone. Where to Buy War Bonds Every bank and post office in Lenawee county.

War bond headquarters, McKinster Garage building, 142 North Main Street, Adrian. Open 1 to 5 p. m. and 6 to 8 p. m.

Adrian Federal. Savings Loan Association. Open Wednesday nights. City treasurer's office at city hall. Walper Furniture Company, Crosweil theater and automobile license plate on East Maunee Street.

In the matter of the dissolution of the A. D. Ellie Judge Rathbun granted a petition allowing a final settlement. E. S.

Keeler, receiver, was allowed $125, and Frank J. Riley, attorney, was allowed $201.51 for services and expenses. The balance of $185.53 was pro rated among the tax creditors. with $61.02 going to the state Michigan, $97.99 to the village of Blissfield and $26.52 to the township of Blissfield. TIPTON MAN IS AWARDED ORDER OF PURPLE HEART After engaging in four battles in Sicily and receiving several minor shrapnel wounds, Pvt.

Alva Warren Tipton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Tipton of Ogden Center, was awarded the Purple Heart decoration August 28.

Pvt. Tipton is 22 years old and has been in the service since his induction into the army at Fort Custer August 4, 1942. He received basic training at Camp Roberts, before beIng sent to North Africa. Church News The birthday dinner of the W.S.C.S. of the Methodist church will be Friday night at 7 p.

m. Reservations are to be made with circle leaders before Thursday. About 250 pounds of paper and about 600 pounds of steel are a consumed annually for each person in the U. S. WOULD YOU GIVE A GIFT THAT IS ALWAYS IN SEASON? Say it with Flourrs from MAPLE CITY FLORAL CO.

PHONE 907 110 ST We Telegraph OUR FIRST CONCERN IS UNTIL IT IS WON "THINGS CAN'T BE THE SAME" FOR ANY OF USWe remember when we used to be able to give you "same-day" dry cleaning service! We remember when you had only to phone for pickup or delivery service, and our truck would whiz to your address. Wellmany of our cleaners, our driver; and truck tires and gasoline are off to win the war. Until they do we'll do our best for you. But not until they do, can we do' everything we'd like to. Thank you for your patience -and for whatever you do to speed Victory! Please Call for All Finished Work Due to the unusually heavy amount of unfinished work now in our store we are overcrowded and must have more room for ins work and so we must ask you to please call for all your finished work without delay! Welch The Cleaner "Germ-Free Cleaners" 501 N.

Main St. Phone 673.