The Plymouth Mail Vol. 50, No. 5 Plymouth, Mich. Friday, December 20,1935 $f.5O Per Year In Advance Cail Shear Wins Decorations Of Santa Claus Is For years and years. Carl Busy Plymouth Stores Fill All Shear, Buick dealer for Plym outh and vicinity, has been bat Streets Due To Ready For Visit tling with the advertising de The Needs of Christmas Shoppers partment of the company over the question of advertising in Plymouth and vicinity. It has Following Gifts To Legion Hall been his contention that the Who Find Real Bargains at Home advertising should be done in Business Men of City When all through the house [Over 300 Boys and Girls the local newspaper. The adver Don't Forget Who Aided In Holiday To Greet Him Sunday tising agency has claimed that Dot a creature was stirring, big metropolitan newspapers Leonard Murphy, manager Good Business Is Beautification Afternoon and magazines cover the field. of the Plymouth branch office Until! of the secretary of state’s of Christmas decorations for the fice, has warned automobile Dot even a mouse! • (Exclusive dispatch to The Mail)., They claimed it until they drivers that he has received no Reported By business streets of Plymouth have j North Pole, Dec. 19—Have just[ made a try and found out dif notice of a possible extension been completed as far. as it is i returned from a visit to the head ferently. They found that the possible for the business men to of time in getting 1936 license quarters of old Santa Claus. His claim Of Mr. Shear was correct, plates. So if you have not al Merchants go this year with the funds that sacks are packed brim full of good I that it was better for the Buick ready secured your plates, you Secretary Leonard T. Murphy of [ things for some 300 boys and 1 dealer in Plymouth to adver had better do so at once—as the Only Four Shopping Days the Chamber of Commerce has girls of Plymouth who will be I tise in The Plymouth Mail as rush is about to begin. been able to raise. The work of i gathered next Sunday afternoon I well as The Northville Record Left - Plymouth Stores Chairman Edson O. Huston and at 2 o'clock at the Myron H. Beals ! than in outside papers. his committee have won general post headquarters at Newburg. ; They found out that Buick Filled With Everything praise for every one. Your correspondent never saw ' prospects can be found quicker You May Desire For While the decoration are not so many nice toys, clothing and I through the local newspaper City Manager Is complete and some sections have 1 candy as Santa has already load- j than ~ through big outside Christmas Gifts. not yet been covered, it is the , ed into his bags for the big Ameri-1 metropolitan papers, so Buick aim of the Chamber of Com I can Legion party next Sunday af- advertising for Plymouth and Named to Similar -Friday. Saturday. Monday and merce. and the decoration com temoon. How he is going to get•. vicinity during 1936 appears for Tuesday—these are the four big mittee that has worked so dili ' them all down to the Legion hall ; this locality exclusively in The shopping days that. arc left be gently to make the decorations a is difficult to understand, but' Plymouth Mail, thanks to the Place in Saginaw fore Christmas. success, to carry the job to com Santa always finds a way and he I everlasting battle of Mr. Shear, And do the shoppers know u> pletion next year. says he will this year, who knew what he was talking “ Plymouth merchants report a t First Santa Claus, he says, Perry Cookingham Has consistent increase in businesi It should be remembered that it about and who has the satis P/xcicrrmrl during the past few weeks. Not was just a few days before Christ through the excellent work that faction of knowing that even a Resigned Position only has business geUing mas last year that the idea to has been done by Mrs. Gladys big advertising agency once in In Plymouth better each day. but most of them arrange a general decoration i Ryder, president of the American a while can be convinced that declare that it far exceeds the plan • for the city that could be I Legion Auxiliary, and Mrs. John maybe it is not always right carried on from year to year with I : Jacobs and Mrs. Harold Anderson, after all. c Announcement was maaemade yesves- [ChristmasFortunately sales .t of was a year that ago. local the idea of adding something to 1 I is going to serve the boys and it each year, was decided upon. • girls with a great big Christmas X h£“T wUh Chnstm„ goo,^ In the brief time and under fi dinner. nancial conditions existing, re i He states that he has told the be purchaid to’pUou^muS markable progress has been | Auxiliary ladies to heap the Cheer Bringers under the newly organized ®om"lcheaDer than in Detroit made. Another year the commit ■ plates so high with good things tee hopes to be able to fill in all 1 to eat that there will not be a EK have the “gaps” so that every one will i vacant space of any kind in the Extend Welcome be satisfied. ' little tummies of the 300 boys and girls who are so frequently for- C°ntr0' °f th;!^ln-‘Snodf Secretary Murphy reports that I gotten during the year. contributions from the following To You Tonight prmptpd the and make can be purchased here merchants and business men I It seems that Santa’s visit to Saginaw recently enacted the i» less than elsewhere made possible the attractive ex ' the American Legion hall at New Keno Party Funds Will Slid ?han^fnciSrm„f°tthatVTto a"? Christmas snpppere should read burg has all been arranged for by “r’an^xtorX and'rtre’ful £ "'“h '.*« care tension of the decorations this i Commander Melvin Guitierie, Fill Christmas every year: 1 Chauncy Evans, William Keefer, ™ nr. advertisement in this issue. Conner Hardware Co. Baskets thP i If u has difficult for you J. W. Blickenstaff, Community Leland Place, John Campbell, [ of applicants engaged the Plym- tQ compiete your Christmas list, Drug Store. Sven Eklund, John Moyer, Don i oath city manager uo accept me readd every adverti;advertisement and as Earl Fluelling. Ryder, Norman Peterson, John Tonight, this Friday evening, at position. you rea(j them jot down the Plymouth Motor Sales. 1 Jaqobs, Ray Laster, Harry Barnes, the Mayflower hotel the Cheer Mayor Blunk stated that city items that can easily be selected Hotel Mayflower. ' Cass J. Kershaw and all the other Bringers committee of the Ex- officials’ of Plymouth have not I as you visit the stores, Sinclair Service Station. Dan ' Legionaires of • Plymouth and Service Men’s Club will hold their yet given consideration to the se- Maybe its a bit of furniture, an Lustig, vicinity. annual Christmas keno party for lection of a successor to Mr. attractive dish or a bit of jewelry. Plymouth Peed Store. No Taxes Over He was more than delighted the benefit of the needy of the Cookingham as notice of his re- possibly silverware. footwear, . Cloverdale Farm Dairy. when he heard how the Legion city. signation had just been received, toilet articles, hardware, toys, kit- Plymouth Purity Market. Cassady Dress- T here Five Have Filed Goodfellows had spent a day on Every penny raised at the party but that the matter will be taken | chen w’are, hosiery, women's wear- the streets, of Plymouth selling up immediately. . ing apparel, clothing for father William Simpson. Plymouth papers to make money so they tonight will be used for the pur Hotel. Dear Editor, The Mail:— could pay Santa’s way down to !chase of food and some of the Mwas in 1920 that Mr. Cook- ! or son. cigars.' smokers’ supphes. little dainties that a large number ■ inglgttam began his career ir. dolls, candies, musical toys, books. OK. Shoe Repair Shop. Hosiery Shop_ Is Apropo of the- little rhyme i For Appointment SySS-hnlSdtOT?an?liv?1ttSS °f People who have met mis-, municipal wort being engaged at , groceries, even a glltof meats. Calvin Simons. 'shown in your last copy of the' Kroger Grocery and Meat Mkt. rnnnv WinnPr M*n regarding taxes, I have ap Tvhvh.Srt inn Jr 8 fortune in life do not ordinarily that time as a civil engineer in pop corn, sporting goods, a sav- Woodworth Co. 11 VpilJ WinnerIf 11IX1U1 pended the closing chapter to the t As Postmaster wh? he he had heard thev «et at any time of the year. i the street pavings division of the ings account, perfumery, electric, A. & P. Tea Company. _____ matter, to-wit: _____ onto e^ctol to Sie bto| “We hope to send out baskets , city government of Flint He re- al goods flowers, planto a four,, Abe Goldstein. Department that thev got over S75 And he running over with groceries, and mained in the employ of the city ! tain pen. combs, brushes mani- Store. Another Penniman Ave. t^e evenlng lamp! Present Official To Also hearttnat tney that gotthat over veteran Anafighter, ne meats the kind, ol'food. ‘r.Y’rtt- that .i “wUl ■ “ mint ««mi h«,ho ’trueaa aannnintedP^‘n“d i S£curing‘vn8 sets cnmnact-s kndakR Consumers Power Company. Store Wins Award When you buy a postage stamp Seek Retention In SMS .nrt only go“aiSto manager rt Clawson to livingsets ,i=. hath rohes Blunk Bros. You pay a tax. S« worth ol papers. providing °a good"chris'hn'iii'' din- Serving: In that capacity until pajamas table lamps, ripper hags. Wolf’s Grocery. For 193S When you buy the baby clothes. Position Santa~ ’s bigO pap^UUWlUli wumtcibrs ner. • aeaawbut food thatV.1WV can wa.beI | - .; “ cases,,cases. over-night. Dodge Drug Store. When you read the morning news, flopped up and down as he j for meals in the days to follow ed city manager of this city, chairs, table linens—but why con- Huston Co. To Nonna Cassady of the Cas When you buy a pair of shoes, With the closing of the time for chuckledcnucKiea over thistnis goodgooa news.news, Hene , vuhjuumChristmas,, ” declared naujHarry Hun- j During 1933 «uuand 1934 he spent i thiseissuenof1ThedplvTimuthnMaU Wild & Co.. Men’s Wear. filing applications for appoint- asked the'correspondent of The ter, one-of the energetic workers'a portion of his time as county of The Plymouth Mail sady Ladies' ready-to-wear dress You pay a tax. - ^outh MaUto thank eveS of the committee with Harry! relief administrator under John | ^^^t where to go to get Willoughby Bros. es and hosiery shop at 834 Pen ■ment as postmaster in Plymouth, Lines Stores. niman avenue, goes the Plymouth j When you buy an ice cream cone lit has developed that there are body in Plymouth who bought: Mumby. Arno Thompson and the'F. Ballenger, Wayne county re-'athous^dandonemostaocept- Bartlett & Kaiser. Chamber of Commerce trophy for: You pay a tax. [ five candidates for the'place in papercf as well as the merchants 1 other hustling Ex-Service men. lief administrator. Duties of the 1 abte Christmas presrate and just L. C. Smith. having the most attractive store For the water that you drink stead of the two original-starters. who had made donations for the. Every one is invited to come.off14* °f the city manager during the pric€ y°u wld have to pay. Mrs. C. O. Dickinson’s Hat window decoration for the holi- ! You pay a tax. In addition to the applications dinner and Christmas tree. 'down to the Mayflower hotel to-1the time Mr. Cookingham was ab-, D De-inrr Shop. 'day season of 1935. ; When you buy a loaf of bread, filed by Edward Scully and Frank, ■““Santa said that right after the night at 8 o'clock. Maybe a nice vLerez£?,ri2e<:L0*l Y.eiY success- (tsusmess Women tiring Cassady Dress and Hosiery ' The committee selected by the When the doctor says your dead, I Learned. Lawrence Rattenbury dinner he would go up to the big 'big lat turkey, a goose, some Christmas Joy to Many Chamber of Commerce to judge: When the final .prayers are said, and Mac J. Donnelly have filed tree that will be sparkling with I chickens or a duck might go home [ Smith who was appointed acting Finlan Insurance. the best window display spent a You pay a tax, proper blanks with the civil lights end decorations and tell the with you. say committee mem- Little Girls ol City Bill's Meat Market. good portion of last Friday in vis service commission. children all'about Christmas. He;bers. Anyway whether one does !®emb®rs. At other times during Carl Shear, Buick Sales. iting all the stores of. the city and ‘ Thank the Lord, when I wake up j Friendsr I ICllUto ofUl Postmasterk UOUriOQVV* «vBertw said he has arranged for some [or not, the money left behind will'Mr. Cookingham s absence from ..A group of /little girls4 were en- Wilson Hardware. carefully studying the attractive- Over there, Giles who has filled the duties of Christmas music and some movies ,80 to a most- worthy cause, and fhe,,city'Smith has satisfac- tertained at the Christmas party . Gayde Bros. ness of the many excellent dis- I am promised joy and bliss postmaster so well since his ap too think of it movies right out one will feel better as a result of torUy carried on the work of the given last Tuesday evening by the Liberty Market. plays. Without a care. pointment in 1927 were surprised there next to the Christmas treeiwhat cash is left for the Ex-:manaBers office. Business and Professional Wo- Beyer’s Drug Store. Decision went to the Cassady Taxes which to me befell as well as pleased to know that he where all the children can see mo- Service men to spend in the bene-, The city of Saginaw but recent- men’s Club of Plymouth m the Grant Simpson. dress and hosiery shop because Will go zooming plumb to, well, , had filed Tor re-appointment to tion pictures' ificial way.that they' use their ly enacted its new charter which auditorium of the Starkweather Pfeiffer's Meat Market. I the position. Mr. Giles did so upon A Christmas dinner Christmas funds provides for the city_ manager School. The committee, headed by Curley’s Barber Shop'. - of the fact that a wonderfully Better guess, than have me tell, good job in making the most of Over there. ; the urgent request of many pat- presents, music and movies'— /form of government. The mem- Florence Stader. had done every- Eckles Coal & Supply Co. a small window had been accom E. Fletcher Campbell. 'rons of the postoffice who have bers of the charter commission thing to make their little guests Towle & Roe. What a Christmas its going to be Mrs. Robert Mimmack and Miss were at the time of the charter happy, and their efforts were Sam Evanoff. plished. 1 been well satisfied with the way for the 300 boys and girls that Bess Sutherland had the pleasure A winter landscape had been he has handled the business of the American, Legion is going to of a visit from their cousins. Mrs. election also elected, as members amply rewarded by the little Reed's Restaurant. the office. His friends hope that t forgotten at’the W. B. Asling of Lake Louise, Al- of the first city commission to shining faces and the happy voic- Miller’s Gas Station. most artistically arranged and a have charge of the municipal af- es heard throughout the evening, Sanitary Bakery. display of dresses and hosiery Alumni Dance To the fact that he was . tapplesl time o( all tlie year! No berta and John Sutherland of fairs of Saginaw.'lfis new position There was a beautiful tree, with C. J. Draper. had been worked out by Mrs. Cas by'■ t.W:i',^SnSS:™der Santa seamed so pleased Charlotte and Miss Margaret Cur sady, will make no difference .with his, jt ,, tis of Saginaw on Sunday. pays him $6000 jp«r year, almost I many lights, and a manger scene Harry Robinson. 1 present application. Mr. Giles has double the amoiirft he received arranged nearby. Games were J. T. Chapman. ..The judges selected by Secre Be Held Dec-27th here. played arid Christmas carols sung. tary Leonard Murphy, found not been active in politics since Lorenz &Ash. his appointment. Both Mr. and Mrs. Cookingham and lat^r Sapta Claus himself Leslie Daniel.. many close contenders for first appeared with candy and gifts Dr. Freeman Hover. honors, among them being Gay For many years the Alumni Mr. Scully, who was active in Good Tidings ot Great Joy during the time of their resi de Bros Red & White “store “on A^ociation of the Plymouth high ,hi“ orijted ' Roosevelt campaign dence in Plymouth have made for everyone. After the packages The Plymouth Mail. . had been opened and the gifts ad Glenn Smith's Lunch ' and Liberty street. Huston's hard- sch?01 ,^as bten. facJd a and brought about the organria- many friends who will regret their ware on Penniman the Eckles gradually increasing financial loss tion ot the Roosevelt-For-Presi- 'departure but will be pleased to mired. Miss Stader related the Tobacco Shop. coal o’fice. Heide's' flower shop !'rorn, ,he alumni banquet which de.nt ciub and because of his work Which Shall Be To All People know of his advancement in his story of the First Christmas, the William Pettingill. (By-Rev. Edgar Hoenecke) chosen work. story that never grows old. This Mrs. Davis Gift Shop. Pettingill’s grocery Powell’s' elec- ^as d^en given every June in hon- elected as its first president, was followed by more singing, with Fred D. Schrader, Undertaking. trie and radio store. The Edison or of the. graduating class As has the endorsement of practical- • Joy to the world: .the Lord is come: and Consumer's display windows each class is larger than the last.. jy an of the local Democrats as ice cream and cakes to round out M. L. Pardee & Co. . Let earth receive her King, the evening, after which each ^Plymouth United Savings Bank. and the Orchid Beautv Shop at the number of dinners served wen as many of the local busi- Let every heart: prepare Him room - little guest went home hugging Texaco Oil Co.. Segnitz and 289 South Main street.' grat»s increases, and the treasury .ness men. And heaven and nature sing. * It is an interesting fact that decreases. It is a question soon to | Mr. Learned is understood ■ to Cash is Waiting her dolly closely, and with a heart Rodman. Joy to the. earth: the Savior reigns; full of Christmas joy. Rotary Club. this is the second time that the be decided whether it is advisable; have the support of some of the Let men their songs employ. City of Plymbuth. Chamber of Commerce trophy [t0 continue these annual ban," county and state Democratic While fields and TIbods. rocks, hills and plains M. Powell & Son. has been awarded and both times Quets. Most of the larger schools leaders. Repeat the sounding joy.” In Bank For Its Christmas Party Ol Detroit Edison Company. it has been to merchants on have been forced to discontinue Lawrence Rattenbury as well as Penniman avenue them. But until the Association Mac Donnelly had not been men After night unto twenty centuries this joy still affects the hearts Penniman-Allen Theatre. tioned as possible candidates un and actions of, almost all of - the inhabitiuits of the Western Hemi Cfranls club.. It was in 1934 when the i votes against the question, the sphere, and those of uncounted millions of the Eastern. Rightful Owners WomBe Held^’s Todayc,ub atWi 2:45“ J/C. Rutherford. Chamber of Commerce inaugu- [ banquets continue, and must be til notice for applicants was pub rated the donation of the trophy , financed by some other lished in The Plymouth,n Mail.man. , Itxi, breadsoreu&s worldwona andaiiu workwearywursweorj mortalsuiurioto ohtvm, of01 theme humdrumuuxuurum rutiut i aaa tt i • j The program is an exceptional for the best' decorated store win- | than their own proceeds, Both are well and favorably ,of existence andjnakes the days before and those that follow the joy- |- Dead Wuifht Dead weight la pressure produced by an Inert body supported In a JEWELER Optometrist state of rest by anything. It Is used literally add figuratively. Phone 274 290 S. Main Stno M«*b» ChliVM ,C. G. DRAPER Sino t* from the Greek Sinai, meaning Chinese. Page Four THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Friday, December 20,1935 D. A. R. Members Hold League of Women Voters “And suddenly there was with quired of them diligently what :God does not hate, but loves the Want Ads the angel a multitude of the heav time the Star appeared. And he I world, tfiat He gave His only be Father Lafevre Interesting Session To Meet on January 10 enly host, praising God and'say sent them to Bethlehem and said: gotten Son, that whosoever but ONE CHOCOLATE MALTED ing: ‘Glory to God in the High "Go and search diligently for the Ibelieveth in Him should not per Hillside Given Marking the regular meeting milk a day, like we serve, would The League of Women Voters est, and on earth peace, good will young Child; and when ye have ish. but have everlasting Ufe, en- of the Sarah Ann Cochrane sustain life indefinitely. And held their regular meeting Friday toward men,’ found him. bring me word again, : genders love, charity and good will Extends Welcome Chapter of the Daughters of the what a life. Daniel's Sweet Shop, afternoon at the home of Mrs; “Now when Jesus was bom in that I may come and worship .in the hearts of men. The certain- Liquor) Permit American Revolution, the Ameri 839 Penniman. Seth Virgo oh Fairground ave Bethlehem of Judaea in the days Him also.’ ;ty that, because of the Savior’s Midnight Christmas services at can flag was flown on the after nue. Notice was received Wednesday Our Lady of Good Counsel Church A NICE MESSAGE AT THE Mc of Herod the-king, behold, there “When they had heard the king, vicarious death, death is not the noon of December 16th at the en Connell Barber Shop will iron Mrs. P. W. Carley gave reports came wise men from the East to they departed: and, lo, the Star, end for man, but that Life and by Jake Stremich of the Hillside have been announced by Father trance to the home of Mrs. R. of the Wayne County Board barbecue, on the Plymouth road, F. A. Lefevre. out those wrinkles and make Jerusalem, saying: ‘Where is He which they saw in the East, went eternal • bliss are in store for him Harry Reck. The business por you look fifteen years younger. meetings of the League of Women that is bom . King of the Jews? before them, till it came and after death, inspires hope at that he had been granted a license The feast of the Infant Saviour tion of the program included the It’s a tact! 296 Main St. Voters which were held on Nov. Christmas. by the state liquor control com of Mankind, better known as for we have seen His Star in the stood over where the young selection of delegates to the Con WATER-PROOF RE-SOLING. 12 and Dec. 11 and Mrs. Leo East, and are come to worship Child was. When they saw the Ah, thaj/the blessed results of mission to sell liquor by the glass, Christmas, will be celebrated by tinental Congress held in the Crane gave a report on govern beginning Friday of this week. the Christian world Wednesday, No dampness can get through Him.’ Star, they rejoiced with exceeding this joy would last the year out, spring in Washington and to the when Blake and Jake re-sole ment and education. great jcy. And when they were that the Spirit of Christmas might This is the only place In this and rightly is this day celebrat state convention which will con There was an, open discussion “When Herod the kinf had part of Wayne county that has ed. because it marked the turning your shoes. In the Walk-Over heard these words, he was troubled come into the house, they saw the prevail in this world always, that vene in Detroit in April. At the Shoe Store. on fire hazards of the city also and all Jerusalem with him. And young child, with Mary, His joyous, ransomed sinners de been granted a license to sell li point in civilization, it divides the latter the Sarah Ann Cochrane the conditions of the city rest quor by the glass. Both county old law, from the new. the reli OUR MILK TESTS HIGH. IS when he had gathered all the mother, and fell down, and wor spite work and woe and worry, Chapter has been invited to join room on Main street. chief priests and scribes of the shipped Him: and when they had could fill the earth with song: and city officers gave the Hillside gion of hope, to the religion of the city chapter as hosts to the free from dangerous bacteria. The next meeting will be at the Barbecue a very high recom It's clean and pure. Give the people together, he demanded of opened their treasures, they pre “No more let sins and sorrows faith. Law receives a moral value, other Michigan Chapters. The home of Mrs. Arlo Emery, 1299 sented unto Him gifts: gold, and mendation as to the way it has good deeds call for a reward, hu chapter voted also to sponsor the children more milk. Cloverdale West Ann Arbor street, Friday, them, where Christ should be grow, been operated since it started. manity is thrilled upon that first Farms Dairy. bom.. And they said unto him: frankincense, and myrrh.” Nor thorns infest the ground; Plans have been made for an second Girl Scout group which is January 10 at 1 pm. ‘In Bethlehem of Judaea, for thus announcement. Glory to God in being organized in Plymouth un WE CAN MAKE YOU A SPE The burden of the angel's song, He comes to make His blessings "open house" this Friday evening the Highest, and on Earth peace it is written by the prophet: And to which all of the friends and der the leadership of Miss Jeanne CIAL order of our Ice Cream thou Bethlehem, in the land of .the significance of the event, the flow to men of good will. Strong. very promptly. Banquets, par reason for the joy at Christmas patrons of the place are invited ties, dinners. Appropriate de Juda, art not the least among the is this: “Unto you is bom a Far as the curse Is found. Our nineteen hundred years Miss Loma May presented the Good Tidings princes of Juda; for out of thee He rules the world with Truth in celebration of the first anni have passed since first this mes work of the Girl Scout organiza signs if you want them. Clov'- (Continued from page one) Savior." That is what makes the erdale Farms Dairy. Phone 9. shall come a Governor, that shall heavens rejoice and the earth and Grace. versary of the opening of the po sage was delivered and it comes tion to the assembled members. rule my people Israel.’ pular eating place. to each succeeding year with that The program was concluded by MOTORS REPAIRED derstanding of God's great Plan glad at Christmas. That know And makes the nations prove same lively spirit and obligation current events given by Mrs. J. for the world gives man an ink "Then Herod, when he had ledge brings men to exult and The glories of His righteousness Electric motors repaired, all privily called the wise men, en children to sing. The fact that Read the Classified Adv. as it did when first heard. H. Embury of Detroit and a phase types, vacuum cleaners, washing ling of its surpassing importance: And wonders of His Love.” It is only befitting that Christ of the National Defense work of machine, refrigerators and pumps. “When the Fullness of Time was mas should be celebrated in a the D.A.R. given by Mrs. Don Quick bearing and rewinding come, God sent forth His Son, truly Christian manner hence a Yerkes of Northville and Mrs. service. R. L. Kimbrough, 382 made of a woman and made un real program is prepared to be Geo. Wilcox of Plymouth. der the Law, to redeem them rendered at midnight Christmas Ann St. tf that were under the Law, that we eve, with many of the familiar I’m sorry the Fuller Santa might receive the adoption of carols, hymns and melodies that Claus is behind time and wont Sons.” GIGANTIC PRE • HOLIDAY SALE stir the soul upon this glorious get to see you all before Xmas, I In simple, prose narrative of a occasion. Rotarians Will wont miss you if you'll send a beauty and dignity more than As in the past, again a cor post card to 5050 Joy Road. De classic, the synoptic evangelists. dial invitation is extended to all troit. 4t2pd Matthew and Luke, relate the catholics and protestants alike to Be Hosts Today FARMS WANTED Event extraordinary: share in these midnight services, Large or small. Especially the "It came to pass in those days Tuesday, 11:45 p.m. a special mes When members of the Rotary small ones with buildings. Have that there went out a decree from sage of Peace will be delivered by club meet this noon at the May buyers. Get in touch with Ed Caesar Augustus that all the the Rev. F. C. Lefevre at the High flower hotel, they will have as Luttermoser, 6332 Michigan, De world should be taxed. And all Mass. their guests some 35 or 40 boys troit. Laf. 2958W. 4t3pd went to be taxed, every one into May this Christmas be a happy and girls who have been invited AUCTION his own city. And Joseph also holy one for all. is the prayer and to come and see old Santa and to Don’t forget the Auction. Ann went up from Galilee, out of the wish of Father Lefevre. dine with members of the club. Arbor Fair Grounds every Satur city of Nazareth, into Judaea, un Herald Hamill, chairman of the day at 10 am. We have buyers to the city of David which he call club’s service committee, assisted for livestock. E. C. Smith, Auc ed Bethlehem: (because he was of by Lynn Felton. Roy Woodworth, tioneer. 4tf Robert Willoughby and George A. the house and lineage of David:) Midnight Mass Smith, other members of the A. H. Vahlbusch, Upholsterer, to be taxed with Mary, his espous SALE committee, has worked out a Slip Covers, Draperies, Shades to ed wife, being great with child. most interesting program for to Order only, Furniture Repairing. “And so it was, that, while they LAST 2 DAYS STOCK UP! At St. Michael’s day’s meeting. Latest lines of materials. 109 Ann were there, the days were ac First will come the special Arbor St.. Plymouth; Mich. 50tf complished that she should be Christmas dinner. Then there will Angeline Rousseau: Instructor delivered. And she brought forth tf ..Christmas Eve. Tuesday, will be of piano. Beginners and advanc her first born Son, and wrapped be distributed by old Santa, who MICHIGAN 1 marked by High Mass celebrated is coming down to the club meet ed pupils given the benefit of a Him in swaddling clothes, and EIGHT O'CLOCK PURE REFINED by the pastor. Father John E. ing in person, a gift to each child wide . experience and latest ap laid Him in a manger: because Contway. at St. Michael’s church, present. Of course there will be proved methods. Advanced work there was no room for them in Rosedale Gardens. At 11 ;30 p.m Christmas music. in Alberto Jonas school of vir- the ihn. a service of carols in English will j It is going to be a great day, tuasity. Address. Ann Arbor Trail, “And there were in the same COFFEE LARD be offered by a male quartette, two 'not only for- the children, but Newburg. Plymouth. Mich. 45tf country shepherds abiding in the SUGAR solo sopranos, and a string quar ) Rotarians as well. field, keeping watch over their tette. supporting the organ. Ros Pauline Wiedman. daughter of flock by night. And. Io, the angel sini's setting of the liturgy will be Mr. and Mrs. -Paul Wiedman, was of the Lord came upon them, and sung, a short but melodious com ; Mrs. Olivias Williams and taken suddenly ill with pneumonia 'daughter, Allyn, of Detroit, have Saturday and taken to Ford hos the glory* of the Lord shone round 3 i 47* 25 £ *1” 4 * 55* position. so that the ceremonies ' been guests of her parents, Mr. about them; and they were sore 574b tub $7.59 | will be concluded before 1 o'clock. pital. where she is slowly recover afraid. 2 I-lb plcgs 33c BROWN SUGAR 10 lbs 49< A cordial invitation is extended j and Mrs. Edward Bolton, this ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wiedman. who to all to enjoy the festival. I week while Mr. Williams, who is had left on a motor trip to Bir "And the angel said unto them: i an employee of the Merck Whole- mingham. Alabama, were im ‘Fear not; for, behold, I bring you !sale Drug company of Detroit, is mediately called back and arrived good tiding of great Joy. which gient. 4^ c Mr. and Mrs. Russell Partridge : attending a convention at Newark. home Tuesday. shall be to all people. For unto can* of Brentwood. California, arriv New Jersey. * * * you is bom this day in the city of TOMATO JUICE ed in Plymouth Wednesday after David a Savior, which is Christ 3 noon and will spend the holidays' Jake Steinhurst was called to Gale Kenyon of Saginaw will the Lord. And this shall be a sign vo*4* with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tawas City Tuesday by the sud spend the week-end with his unto you: ye shall find the Babe G. Partridge, on North Territorial den death of his father, Adolph parents, Mr: and Mrs. Earl Ken wrapped in swaddling clothes, ly BLUE ROSE RICE 4 25 Road. Steinhurst. yon on West Ann Arbor Trail. ing in a manger.’ DOG FOOD Stronghaart PANCAKE FLOUR 5 £19 SALT 100-lb bag 79 Announcement box CANDY BARS - of 24. 75 ,*> Commemorating our first anniversary and RED CIRCLE COFFEE . 19 continuing our past policy of serving only the ovt° BOKAR COFFEE 21 best of the good things that the public enjoys -we are pleased to inform you that we are SOAP FLAKES 5 X 29 Now Serving Liquors, Wines and Mixed ft* BROOMS Clean Swoop each 25 Drinks OYSTERS pint 21 G^ In addition to our good foods. We wish to .c*4' I OOTb thank our guests for their past patronage SCRATCH FEED "Daily Egg” bag T and hope for their continued favor. EGG MASH "Daily Egg” 1004b bag t -lb THIS EVENING, CRACKERS N. B. C. Excall 2 F*9 17* Friday, December Zo GINGER SNAPS- 10 We are having an opening night to introduce MIXED NUTS Walnuts or Pecans 19 our liquors to our friends and customers and b *** - CANDY Xmas, Hard Mixed 10 it will be a real pleasure for us to have you AND DOZENS OF OTHER HOLIDAY ITEMS AT LOW PRICESI i with us at that time. CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS NAVEL We wish further to announce that it is going ,O^ ORANGES Extra Large 150 Size desen 35c to be our policy to continue the same high •59 TEXAS SEEDLESS . grade place as in the past, where you may en GRAPEFRUIT 7 25‘ joy the best of foods as well as secure liquor GOLDEN - RIPE by the glass. BANANAS h 5 YAMS 4 x. 17“ GIVE FOOD FOR CHRISTMAS Hillside Barbecue h GIFT BASKETS and COUPON BOOKS ON SALE Plymouth Road Plymouth, Michigan Closed all day Christmas December 25th. I Our Stores Open until 9:00 p. m. Monday and Tuesday nights, December 23rd an4 24th Page Five Friday, Decdnber'20,1935 THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan A group, of children will sing Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lombard Prof, and Mrs. Otto Hoenecke of Saginaw were guests of their carols before the service and a LOCAL NEWS will be dinner guests of her sister Obituary cantata "The Wondrous Story” and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Leon son. Rev. Edgar Hoenecke, and Methodists To by Kountz descriptive of The ard Nelson in Detroit Christmas family the fore part of the week. WELCOME A. BOSENBTJRG Nativity will be sung by the Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lorenz and Welcome A. Rosenburg. son of choir. Miss Doris Hamill will ac Mrs. D. D. Price will arrive from sons were guests Sunday of her Hold Midnight MERRY CHRISTMAS Mr. and Mrs. Ragnar Blomberg William and Delilah Rosenburg. company the music for the Orand Rapids on Monday to will entertain at dinner Christmas sister, Mrs: Prances Halstead, who died suddenly Monday noon Community service on her violin. spend the holidays with her son. Day at their home on Ball street, and family at Farmington. in the office of Dr. Paul Butz in In “The WonaroUs Story” the Lew, and family. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mr. and Mrs. George Wills of the Penniman-Allen theatre build Service Dec. 24th author and composer have at Mrs. Jessie Terry will entertain Bingham, and her sister and hus Detroit were dinner guests Sat- .ing from a heart attack was born tempted to recreate the atmo at a family dinner Christmas urday evening of Mr. and Mrs.; in Livonia township, December 4, All Are Welcome To Hear sphere of simplicity, nobility and Day at her home on Elizabeth band, Mr. and Mrs. Doniel Pat Earl Kenyon on West Ann Arbor 1885 at the age of 50 years and purity that characterize the tra street. terson and son, Donald. Trail. 12 days. Christmas Music ditional Christmas carols without Mr and Mrs. Francis Beals He began his school life in Program having recourse to the carols were hosts Saturday evening to I Newburg school and as a young themselves. their pinochle club at their home man was active in both the New- Peace on earth, good will to The cantata is in six parts. The ANNUAL RED & WHITE on Mill street. 1 burg school and Newburg Sunday ward men.” How truly it has been Shepherds, surprised and some Barbara and Marian Hix and jch»l, and Jpworth^ague For said when one understands and what troubled by the sight of the Peggy Tuck entertained sixteen several years he pitched for the enters into the true Christmas Star of Bethlehem are pictured young people after the Senior Newburg team. During the three by a gentle pastoral movement. years he attended Plymouth high spirit, one cannot feel burdened The second episode depicts The Prom Friday evening, at the home school, he worked nights and Sat because of the human aspect of Angel Choirs coming to herald Christmas Food Sale of the former. urdays on the farm. One season the holiday. Entering into the true the birth of the infant Jesus. The The Hough Sewing group met he was a motorman on the D.UJR. Christmas spirit one will be lifted Three Wise Men who followed Come, join ns on this festive occasion: AU your Christmas food at the home of Mrs. P. Maxwell. up into a consciousness of peace, requirements can. he purchased at substantial savings during in Detroit. the guiding star are the subject Wednesday. December 6th with a October 27, 1909 he was mar joy and thankfulness which will of the third part. The ensuing Bed & White’s Annual Christmas Food Sale. good attendance. cause such things as trees, Santas, ried to Miss Anna Bauman. They ribbons, bells, and all the outer scene shows the coming of peo Friends of Fred Widmaier, 745 located in Plymouth and he began trappings of Christmas to take ple, shepherds and kings into the DECEMBER 20th to DECEMBER 24th Fair street, will be glad to know work at the Daisy. There came a richer meaning. Below the town of Bethlehem, in form a FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS that he is improving from his re no children, until her sister died surface of these Christmas sym stately chorale. The Mangier in cent illness at the home of his and little Harley Sallow came to fittingly reverend style marks the No other gift brings as much of the spirit of the holiday, and no FLAV-R-JELL son in Northville. Mr. Widmaier live with Mr. and Mrs. Rosenburg. bols the true spirit of peace and awakening of the Child Jesus. In 5c joy will be found by each one in other gift finds as warm a welcome at any time! Naturally you'll AU Flavors ...... has been seriously ill. It was J, 3 years ago when Mr. the quietness of his inner nature Christmas Dawn the strain swells Mrs. .M. J. O'Connor. Mrs. Rosenburg fulfilled his 'Wish by as he communes with the father. to one of jubilation and brings want them in your home, too, all through the holidays, and CHERRIES Maurice Woodworth and Miss Ma purchasing a farm on East Gold the cantata to a brilliant and you’ll And Sutherland’s ready to supply you. from the simplest Cocktail Style, 5 oz...... 15c Christ is master of Christmas rian Beyer of Plymouth partici en road where he moved imme joyful close. corsages to the most elaborate Christmas centerpieces, reason diately and has lived continuously Day. CANDY pated in the concert "Handel’s Desiring to bring this con ably! 25c Messiah" in Hill's auditorium in since. Neighbors enjoyed his hap sciousness of the true Christmas At an after-the-prom party YnleUde Mixed, 2 lbs...... Ann Arbor Tuesday evening. py and active ways as he went BEVERAGES about his work whistling tunes spirit, after the hustle and bustle Harold Thome entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Arlo A. Emery familiar to all. He devoted his of holiday preparation, the Metho supper at his home on Ann street. Lime Rickey, Ginger Ale, 3 24 ok. bottles 25c were hosts at dinner Saturday dist church are inviting all people Miss Ruth Bichy, Miss Madeline evening to a few Detroit and time to raising vegetables, small not having service in their own Salow, Bill Swadling. Miss Gene Red & White Plymouth friends at their home fruits, poultry, and did a bit of churches to Join them in an hour vieve Pinkerton. Lex Shoglund. Sutherland Greenhouses (dairying. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ro- of music and celebration of the on West Ann Arbor Trail. * senburgconh,ir<7 mademaria hostsHsacto of friends rantnot Miss Ruth Hobbins, Ed. Wingard, KushngKusnng Cutlervuuer n|y. .• ,h „.,.hbcrhnndnelghborhood but holy communion to commemorate Miss Betty Barnes, Bob Martin, 1090 West Ann Arbor Road the birth of the Saviour. This “ SPSS'S,t? throughout this entire section. Miss Madolyn Weller and Gerald their home on Main street south, service will begin at 11:45 Christ Coffee §fuum 29c Business conditions, the drought mas eve. Hartling. having his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and unfavorable weather condi E. J. Cutler and children, Alfred tions required that he return to CHOCOLATES and Winifred. his old job at the Daisy where he Standard Drops, 2 lbs. .. 25c The Monday evening contract worked part time until recently RITZ CRACKERS bridge club will have its Christ when given a place as foreman of mas party at the home of i Mis. a PWA project. Pound ...... ** 23c William Downing on Blunk ave I It was on October 27, 1934 when LET THIS BE THE MERRIEST CHRISTMAS OF ALL OLIVES nue on Monday evening, Dec' (this couple was given a lovely Stuffed or Plain, bottle . . 23c ember 23, silver weeding surprise at the Make the home more enjoyable with- The H. Cz club had a happy ’ home of her sister and new silver MINCE MEAT evening Thursday when they met was given them to go with their 9 ox., 2 pkgs...... 19c with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dobbs' good health for 25 more years of on Adams street for their annual anticipated happiness that was Christmas party. Games were cut short by his sudden death Matched ! Red & White played and an exchange of gifts; last Monday. He had not been made. j feeling well during the entire fore- Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Van Wie,'noon. Pineapple‘43 Mr and Mrs. Mark Van Wie of He leaves his wife. Anna M., a NORGE Appliances Detroit, Mr and Mrs. Francis I sister Mrs. Luella M. Chappell, a COFFEE Beals and Mrs. Josephine Fish of nephew Charles Chappell, and this city will be dinner guests several other relatives as well as Green & White, Fresh Ground, lb...... 17c Christmas Day of Mr. and Mrs. a host of friends, to mourn his DATES Edwin Campbell on North Har- passing. Quaker Pitted, 8 oz. pkg...... 13c vey street. | The funeral was held from the PEACHES Last October 15, Annabell Beck- charge Of Schrader Bros., Rev. 39c er. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p Ray Norton of the First Metho- Red & White Top Quality. 2 large cans Manford Becker on the Lnley dist church officiating and con- MIXED NUTS road, picked up a big cocoon as ducted by the IO.O.F. The re- 21c she was playing about the yard-! mains were placed in the Mauso- She placed it; in a box. On Decern- |jeuin at Riverside cemetery, ber 15, exactly two months from ------| Assorted the day she found it, the cocoon WILLIAM BEYER 5 Pound produced a butterfuiy with a six William Beyer, who died in 99c 1 inch wing spread. Pupils in her [ Herman Keifer hospital in De j Chocolates Fancy grade at the Plymouth schools troit, December 8, after an' illness Box have been most interested in the j of several months, was bom in display she brought to school. Livonia township, Wayne fcounty, WALNUTS In honor of Miss Helen Louise -W '/S Sre STfc Diamond No. 1, lb...... 23c BUll0Cfb0'hSer0S mrevSMall«‘t be left ~ come the bride of Harry Mallett, rftmp P1vmnnth TOY COOKIES soon. Miss Clara Mooney of De he came to Plymouth and • Trim the tree with Sunshine, 6 pkgs. . 29c many years conducted the Ford troit gave a linen shower last Sat sales garage located where the Choice Fruits Fancy Meats urday evening at the home of Mr. present Chevrolet garage now and Mrs. Edwin F. Mallett on the operates. In fact Mr. Beyer sold ' Give Food—The Acceptable Christmas Gift! Northville road. Some 25 friends his garage to Ernest Allison and of Miss Bullock came from De soon left for Colorado Springs, troit, Birmingham and Wayne to Colorado and later went on to R. J. JOIUFFE FREE GAYDE BROS. attend the shower. She received California, where he spent many numerous beautiful gifts. The winters. It was about two years 333 N. Main St. 181 Liberty St. wedding will take place on New ago when he returned to the Bey Phone 99 DELIVERY Phone 53 Years Eve at the Bullock resi er farm from California, and was dence, 15873 Hartwell in Detroit. just previous to going to Colorado when Mrs. Beyer died. That was 17 years ago. , In September when he became so ill he was taken to HerTry"Fbrd hospital, then to the William H. Maybury Sanitorium and later Herman Keifer hospital where he Practical Gifts expired. The body was brought to the home of his sister. Mrs. Walt er Ebert, 327 Farmer avenue in Plymouth, the funeral being held Are Always the Most from the St. Peters Evangelical church on December 11, burial taking place in Riverside ceme tery. Rev. Edgflar Hoenecke of Welcome Gifts ficiated. One daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Last minute shoppers will find this store packed with acceptable gift Gunniss of Detroit, one slater, Mrs. Ebert of Plymouth and five items for every member of the family. Look here for items to fill the brothers. Otto and Charlies of Plymouth. John of Perrinsville, problems on your list!! Albert and Henry of Detroit, sur vive. MRS. MARY LOUISE LINDSAY Mrs. Mary Louise Lindsay, age 7fLyears, who resided at the home Christmas g-Xshfai^j£ /n her nephew, Robert C. Porteous at 9911 Blackburn avenue, Rose dale Gardens. Plymouth, passec' Special Priced Until Christmas away Saturday afternoon, Dec r A Welcome Gift in Any Home ember 14th. She was the widow of the Late Alexander G. Lind say. The body was brought to the LADIES HOSE Schrader Brothers Funeral Home. Plymouth, and later taken to the above residence, from which place — Footlite — funeral services were held Tues 79c per pair or day. December 17th at 2 pan. In §2-55 terment in. Woodmere Cemetery, 3 pair for_____ I Detroit, Michigan. Rev. Roy J. Miller of Rosedalei Gardens offl- All sizes and shades I elating. Service - Chiffon & Semi j ALBERT CONDO Albert Condo, age 60 years, who resided on Stark road, Plymouth, I passed away Monday evening, (December 16th. He was the hus band of Mrs. Ida Kane Condo, ‘SUPPERS and father of Albert & Condo, Jr. of Detroit: brother of Mrs. Cecla Blaine. Mrs. Dolly Steffes and Edward Condo all of Detroit; George and Peter Condo, both of Cleveland, Ohio. The body was brought to the Schrader- Brothers *595? Funeral Home, Plymouth. Funer al services were held Thursday UP morning, December 19th at 10 SEE THE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY! 39c ajn. from Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Plymouth. Inter ment in Holy Sepulchre Ceme tery. Rev. Father Frank Lefevre officiating. Willoughby Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Roy are . POWELL & SON planning to entertain at fl Christmas Day her slri 845 Penniman Open Evenings Phone 506 husbands, Mr. and Mrs.- L. A. Phase (J and a repnaeatottre will call at rear home and explain the GOVERNMENT PLAN. WALKOVER BOOT SHOP Parker and daughter. Layohna, of t Arming and Mr. and Mr* B. H. Wheeler of Montvffle. Page Si THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Friday, December 20,1935 OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS Road; thence south along the smith that the Manager be in OF THE CITY COMMISSION center line of Moreland Road to a structed to negotiate with the point opposite the southwest cor Wayne County Road Commission Chur oh News The Story of the Bible Told in Pictures Plymouth. Michigan ner of Lot No. 158 of Hough Park and the Board of County Auditors December 2, 1935 Subdivision; thence easterly for hydrant connections on the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ST. PAUL’S EV. LUTHERAN A regular meeting of the City along the south line of Lots No. new 12 inch water main in River CHURCH CHURCH Commission held in the City Hall, 158 to 151 of Hough Park Sub. side Park. Carried. Walter Nichol. Pastor O. J. Peters, Pastor December 2, 1935, at 7:00 o’clock to the southeast comer of said Lot It was moved by Comm. Rob lO.ajn. Worship. 11:30 a.m.' English services, Sunday, Dec. P.M. No. 151; thence easterly in a inson and seconded by Comm. Sunday School. 6:30 p.m. Young I22- Children's services with Christ- Present: Mayor Blunk, Com straight line to the southwest cor Wilson that the City Commis People [mas Tree, Monday, 7:00 p.m. Dec. missioners'Goldsmith. Robinson, ner of Lot No. 23 in said Hough sion extend to Captain Edward Saturday of this week at 2:30'23- English services Wednesday, Whipple and Wilson. Park Sub. and the south line of Denniston, Superintendent of the pm. the .Beginners and Primary 25 at 2 ’3® P-™- Absent; None. Lot No. 23. Hough Park Sub. and Detroit House of Correction, its Departments of the Sunday The minutes of the regular the south line of Lots No. 11 to 13 heartiest congratulations and best School will have a Christmas tree ! METHODIST NOTES meeting of November 18th were ! inclusive and No. 65 to 70 inclus wishes upon his recent marriage. entertainment in’ the church din- , , •?4o(J£w?8l wo^?hip approved as read. ive and No. 118 to 124 inclusive of Carried. ing hall. There will be the tree. ?-i:32 Christmas Serv- The Clerk read the reports of the Nash Subdivision and this Mayor Blunk appointed Comm. an interesting program and a vis- p'*?.- EP^°rth League the Municipal Court for City Or- I line produced to the center line of Robinson and Goldsmith and the it from Santa Claus. All parents The worship and Sunday School dinance Cases and Civil Cases for i Harvey Street: thence south City Manager on a committee to and friends are invited to attend. ; services will not be combined as the month of November. I along the center line of Harvey investigate and purchase the Sunday morning church serv- .f3ee,1? Planned. but will be It was moved by Comm. Robin- Street to a point 65 feet south of stoker for the City Hall. ice will be one of unusual inter- ,'held in lh,e way- Ther® Wl11 son and seconded by Comm, the south line of Wing Street; It was moved by Comm. Gold est. Miss Strasen will play Christ- special Christmas music at Goldsmith that the reports of the thence easterly parallel to the smith and seconded by Comm. mas organ music from 9:45 to 10 worship service under the di- Municipal Court_be accepted and south line of Wing street to the Wilson that the meeting adjourn. am. when the regular service be-, rec.t}°?. J-° Conner, placed on file. Carried. Place of Beginning.” Carried. gins. The choir is preparing a fine _ At,the Sunday School hour the The City Clerk read the reports Ayes: Mayor Blunk, Commis ARTHUR BLUNK. program of appropriate music to Sun,da^-,s<;ho3lv,W1} hold -£s an" of the Health Officer for the sioners Goldsmith, Robinson. Mayor. which much of the time will be nual White Christmas gift pro months of September, October, Whipple aqd Wilson. L. P. COOKINGHAM, given. All who wish to share in i 8ram- A' special offering will be and November. Nays: None. City Clerk. and enjoy a Christmas service of ,taken at this and also the mom- It was moved by Comm. Whip ple and seconded by Comm. Gold A communication from the De praise and worship should be 1 in* worship service for the sup- troit Trust Company relative to Million* of Meteor* present. The choir music numbers P°rt of the Children's Village as smith that the above reports be the amendment to the certificates .appears elsewhere in this paper. |1S anin?al5u^t??1.' J .. accepted and placed on file. Car It is estimated that millions of ried. of participation by the Circuit meteors enter the earth’s atmo The Junior Department of Jie .^lday °J w$ek‘h?r« Court was read by the Clerk. Sunday school will have a Christ- Wl11 fashioned Christ The Manager presented bids on sphere every 24 hours; most of a coal stoker for the City Hall, It was moved by Comm. Whip mas Tree entertainment in the ,tree Program with San ple and seconded by Comm. Rob them are very small. They travel, church dining room Monday. Dec. ta Claus and candy, at seven- which bids had been authorized at however, at a high rate of speed, thirty. Everyone is invited. the previous meeting. The stoker inson that the City Attorney en 23rd from 7 to 8 pun. All are in representatives present at the ter an appearance in behalf of and were it not for the protection vited. Tuesday night at eleven forty the City of Plymouth approving afforded by the earth's atmosphere five the choir will give a Christ meeting discussed the merits of they might prove a serious menace. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH mas Cantata which will be fol their stoker. such amendments or modifica lowed by the Holy Communion. It was moved by Comm. Robin tions to the certificates. Carried. Because of the terrific speed at Loya Sutherland, Minister This service has proved very help son and seconded by Comm. Gold It was moved by Comm. Wilson which they move, according to a "Mild He lays His glory by, . smith that the Manager tabulate and seconded by Comm. Gold writer in the Washington Star, me Born that man no more may ful in the past and will be sure to smith that the bill in the amount die: do so again. the stoker bids and that a com teors are heated to incandescence Prelude — “Overture," from mittee of three be appointed, with of $3,780.13 be allowed. Carried. by the resistance and friction of Bom to raise the sons of power to act. to investigate and The matter of a physical con earth. “The Messiah." nection between the Plymouth the air and all but a few of excep Solo—“There’s a Song in the street a stoker. Carried. tionally large site are completely Bom to give them second birth. Air." Speaks. Mrs. James Sessions. A communication from the Road Water Main and the pro Veiled in flesh, the Godhead -'’Christ Betrayed by Judas' Kiss.—The betrayal of Chnst by Judas is told in Matt. 26, Mark 14, Luke 22, Wayne County Drain Commis posed new 12 inch main which is dissipated. Very large meteors, or see; Anthem—"The Birthday of a King." Neidlinger. Solo by Mrs. and John 18. Luke describes the meeting of Jesus and Judas as follows: “And while He yet spake, behold a sioner, stating that an opinion being built along the Middle meteorites, as they are called If Hail the incarnate deity; multitude, and he that was called Judas, one of the twelve, went before them, and drew near unto Jesus Rouge Parkway was discussed. they fail to the earth’s surface, oc Pleased as man with men to s James Sessions. had been rendered by the County Offertory—“Pastoral Sympho to kiss Him. But Jesus said unto him, Judas, betrayest thou the Son of man with a kiss?"—Luke 22:47-48. Corporation council to the effect The Manager recommended that casionally cause death. dwell, that the Drain Commission had two fire hydrants be placed at Jesus our Immanuel.” ny," from “The Messiah.” This illustration is from Merian’s story of the Bible in pictures, engraved in 1625-1630. Postlude—"March of the Magi no jurisdiction within an incor proper locations on these two Find Old Rwii** Wall At ten o’clock the pastor brings Kings." Dubois. porated City, was read by the mains so that a physical connec- Parts of a wall, which in the a Christmas message — “The Clerk. nection could be made through Eighth century aurrounded the en Meaning of Christmas.” Music by ST. PETER’S EV. LUTHERAN SALEM FEDERATED such hydrants if an emergency the adult, the Junior and the ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH It was moved by Comm. Whip arose. tire Bokhara oasis In Russia to de Cherub choirs. CHURCH Edgar Hoenecke, Pastor "God’s Living Message.” Dec j )o You Know— ple and seconded by Comm. Gold It was moved by Comm. Robin fend It from attacks of nomads, 11:15—Bible School. Because of 4th Sunday in Advent Regular services Sunday at 10:30 ember 22, 10:30 aun. smith that the City Attorney be son and seconded by Comm. Gold- have been discovered. the Pageant there will be no Holy Communion and Sermon, Sunday school at 9:30. Bible school, 11:45 a.m. Christ authorized to file a petition for BYPU service. 10 am. Church school. 11 ;15 am. Christmas Program Rehearsal mas lesson Matthew 2: 1-12 declaration of rights of writ of 7:00—A wonderful evening of Rev. W. R. Blachford will be the Sunday afternoon at from 2:00 Memory verse: “Thou shalt call mandamus to determine the juris music, pictures and Pageant. We preacher and celebrant to 4 -.00 for all Sunday School His name Jesus: for He shall save diction of the County Drain Com shall sing the Christmas hymns The Communion and Services children. His people from their sins." mission for the improvement of from the screen, as they are most on this Sunday will be the Christ Children’s Christmas Eve Pro Matthew 1:12. Tonquish Creek in the area des SCHRAFFT’S beautifully illustrated by some of mas Service as there will be no gram on December 24th at 7:00 Christmas tree and program, cribed as follows: the great artists. The adult and services on_Christmas Day. p.m. December 24 at 8 o’clock in the “Commencing at a point in the Xmas Candy Junior choirs will bring their All choir members please be in evening. center line of Main Street in the GOES FARTHER choir room by 9:45 on Sunday. Christmas Festival Services: .special Christmas music. A Pa- German at 9:30 a.m. Village of Plymouth, Michigan, 60c to $1.25 scant entitled "The Star-Lighted v.7,b,™ rnmrn English at 10:30 a.m. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH which point is distant N. 1-19 feet Path” will then be presented. Some „ u church 1. "When they beheld the Star, i Richard W. Neale. Pastor W. 147.8 feet; thence N. 7-00 ft. of the main characters are as fol- i A: North- Pastor I You are cordially welcomed to E. 342 feet from the southeast jows; I Bible School, 10 aun. Morning they rejoiced with exceeding great joy: , share the happy fellowship of comer of Section 27, T. 1 A., R. E ARTSTYLE $L00 Rachel. Mrs. George Collms; ’■:ots5iP. 11:15 »■”>■ Y“uns Pe°- . ______. , Christmas Sunday with us. At E., running thence N. 7-00 ft. E. Naomi. Carol. Campbell: Annum Ple' 5:550 P-“- Evansehstic serv- 2. When they were come into 10 a m our pastor preaches on the along, the center line of South Fruits and Nuts ciator, Ernestine Robinson; Main 11®?’.”-3® P-n2'„„Prayer Mating, the house, they fell down and Christian view of Christmas, as That the term “Dixie” (or the Main' Street to the center line of •Star, Betty Curtis; Mary, Mrs .jWednesday- 7:30 P>m- j ■ 'described in the Bible book of South originated from a bank Wing Street; thence easterly Ruth Van Landingham; Joseph. There will be a special Sunday 3. When they had opened their Luk chapler 126 to Chapter 2: along said center line of Wing Assorted Stillman Warner. Other parts will 1 school rally Sunday morning. Our ^asures Y Presented untol38. “From Bethlehem’s Manger to note issued by a New Or street 158 feet; thence northerly be taken by Jane Burley. Evelyn'goal is 175 come and help Him Girts. , calvary’s Cross.” is the theme in leans bank in the early days? and easterly in a broken line par Bower, Geraldine Schroder, Ray break all our previous Sunday Thus you may learn from the : message and music. These notes were printed in allel to the center line of said GILBERT’S mond Lefever, Dean Van Lan school records. Wise Men from. .n.the East 1how *■-to 1 Sunday School follows at 11:15 French and English and bore South Main Street to the center celebrate Christmas: REJOICE; dingham, Clyde Bulman, Jerry Sunday night will be the clos with a class for you. A growing, the French word for ten, line of the Toledo Division of the Chocolates Cooper and many others of the ing service of this campaign. Rev. GO TO CHURCH: DON’T FOR singing crowd, come to Calvary! Pere Marquette Railroad; thence Bible school. Mrs. May Allen&augh Shirley will bring the closing mes GET YOUR GIFT FOR THE At 7:30 pm. some of the young “Dix.” They became known northerly along said center line of All Styles is In charge of the Pageant. sage. CHRISTCHILD. people and some of the children as “Dixies” and the South as the Toledo Division of the P.M. Because of Christmas Day com Saturday night will be request The Mite Boxes will b*vreceived will join in bringing a Christ cen Dixieland. R.R. to its intersection with the ing on Wednesday there will tie night. The Evangelists will sing at the church in any of the tered program called. “God With center line of the Grand Rapids Safety - Head no mid-week service and our pat-i request numbers. Last Saturday Christmas Services. The proceeds Us.” The pastor will speak on Division of the Pere Marquette Wasp Vacuum Fill rocs will take note that no sup- night was a great service. Four are to be used in retiring our the topic "What Was the Wisest Railroad; thence westerly along per will be served this coming' persons came through to definite bank debt of One Hundred Dol Thing The Wise Men Did?” If the center line of said Grand Rap Electric Pads and victory. jt lars. your heart is hungry, meet with Read the Classified Adv. ids Division to its intersection Beginning next' Wednesday The regular Sylvester Eve serv us this Sunday. with the center line of Moreland $3.50 Monogram FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST night the Pastor will take up a ice with Holy Communion will be On Christmas evening at 7:30 SCIENTIST study of the Parables of Jesus. held at 7:30 on the last day of we shall have a special Christ In addition there will be Prayer the year. Annouqements may be mas prayer meeting to which all Fountain Pens Cor. Main and Dodge Sts. and Testimony. We invite you to made at any time previously. are heartily invited. LARRO FEEDS Xmas Packages Sunday morning service, 10:30. come and enjoy these services The Books of the Treasurer will The Young People’s Fellowship Farm Bureau Mash -______per 100 $2.45 Sunday school at 10:30. Pu with us. be closed on December 31st; all meets on Fridays at 7:30 pm. Xmas Cards pils received up to the age of The Church with a Pull Gospel contributions which are to be in We join in prayerfully wishing Larro Scratch______-.per 100 $1.85 Cigars twenty years. Message. cluded in the report for 1935 will you God’s best for Christmas and Wednesday evening testimony have to be made before or on that the New Year. "God so loved the I Larro Egg Mash ______per 1D0 $2.50 5’s, - 10’s, - 20’s, - 25’s 1/2 Price service, 8:00. NEWBURG M. E. CHURCH date. world that He gave His . . . Son" Robert Davies, Pastor The New Year’s Service will be for you; that you. in faith, might Scratch . ... ______per 100 $1.69 "Is the Universe, including Man Sunday morning services, gin at 10:30 am. give Him the gift of yourself, Evolved by Atomic Force?” will o’clock. Epworth League at “Fear Not: For unto you is and thus receive His salvation. be the subject of the Lesson-Ser o’clock. The Epworth League bom a Savior." Beyer Pharmacy mon in all Christian Science meeting takes the place of the ______A friendly. Bible Church. 455 hay PLYMOUTH FEED straw Churches throughout the world regular Sunday evening services. Ten men chosen as best dressed | South Main Street. THE REXALL STORE on Sunday, December 22. in America were said to be em-1 ------—o------477 So. Main St. STORE Phone 33-W Among the Bible citations is The ears can endure an injury barresed by the tailors' choice., Fortune gives too much to Plymouth, Michigan this passage (Ps. 145: 10. 11): better than the eyes.—Syrus. But we hope not by their bills. I many, enough to none.—Martial. -'All thy works shall praise thee, O Lord; and thy saints shall bless thee. They shall speak of the glory of thy kingdom, and talk of thy power.” Correlative passages to be read What Car Owner Wouldn’t Appreci from the Christian Science text book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary ate A Service Order As A Baker Eddy, include the follow ing (p. 266, 267): “Man is death less. spiritual. He is above sin Christmas Present or frailty. He does not cross the barriers of time into the vast for ever of Life, but he coexists with God and the universe . . . The great I AM made all ‘that was made.’" MSI Winter Service CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. F. C. Lefevre Union and Dodge streets It might surprise you to know the many Special Phone Plym. 116 Sundays — Mass at 8:00 and interesting gift items we have that Low Cost Winter Protection 10:00. Confessions Saturday nights at 7:30. and before each would bring joy to anyone you know who U. I The operations below give you winter Societies—The Holy Name So *’"• 1 protection at low cost. Have us: ciety for all men and young men, owns a car. Communion the second Sunday 1 .—Lubricate chassis and rear springs. 2—Drain, re of the month. The Ladies’ Altar fill transmission, rear axle. 3—Refill shock absor Society receives Holy Communion the third Sunday of month. bers. A—Check battery. 5—Clean, flush Jrt QC All the ladles of the parish are radiator. 6—Dope front wheels______to belong to this society. Children of Mary—Every child Read This List Material Extra “ of the parish must belong and must go to communion every A New Ford Forf fourth Sunday of the month, t»- CLOCKS, HEATERS. RADIOS, DUAL Nfl 9 To assure you smoother, safer, more eco- sanctions in religion conducted *’W. At nomical winter performance, we will : each Saturday morning at 9:30 WINDSHIELD WIPERS, ASH by the Dominican Sisters, an 1—Drain and refill lubricant in crank case (5 quarts) children that have not completed Your Family 1 their 8th grade, are obliged to at TRAYS, VANITY MIRRORS transmission, rear axle and differential. 2 Lubricate tend these religious instructions. CLOCK MIRRORS, LICENSE We know you couldn’Fiiang a New Ford on the 5 chassis and springs. 3—Refill shock absorbers with Week-days—Mass at 7:30. Thia winter grade fluid. —Clean air cleaner, clean and hour makes it convenient for the , Christmas Tree but there’s no reason why you A children to attend on their way PLATE FRAMES, RADI- respace spark plugs. 5—Cheok-Jratrerv. 6—Dope, to school. All should begin the day couldn’t hang an order there. || with God. ATOR ORNAMENTS adjust front wheels. 7—Clean flush ra- JP,,:.45 diator. 8—Complete motor tune-up.____*0* ST. MICHAEL’S CHURCH Give something your whole family will enjoy. Rosedale Gardens Material Extra v Masses: Sundays 8:00 and 11 a. m. Holy Days 7:30 and 9:00 ajn. Week days, 8:00 am. Con fessions before each Mass. Ca techism class after first Mass. Phone Benediction after second Max?; South Baptism by appointment. 130 The PLYMOUTH MOTOR SALES Main St. Try A Want Ad Today Friday, December 20,1935 THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Page Seven liquor. Repeat with another layer Rosedale Gardens P.T.A. figures concerning industry: First The Kitchen of crumbs and oysters and sea A SCHOOL that any group which normally soning. Cover with a layer of Continues Active In Cameron Makes employs fewer than 9,000,000 per crumbs, dot with butter, add milk, sons, of whom probably 7,000.000 Gazette By DOUGLAS MALLOCH The Holiday Season By Jean Alison cover and bake for 40-50 minutes are now at work cannot possibly ihort Orders in a hot oven (450 degrees). Re Fred C. Fischer, Superintend be said to have 11,000,000 of its Spare Ribs, Chicken, Ham, Pork, The Night Before Christmas move for the last ten minutes to WOULD have a school ’Em Look Foolish people out of work. It never had have a crunchy crust. ent of Wayne county schools, was that many people. And, second, Softly gleaming candles, bright I A place for labor. the speaker at the meeting of the During America’s busiest years, Bring Your Family and Fr ends ly lighted windows, gay laughter, Christmas Star Salad Yet I would always have Rosedale Gardens PTA on Dec any group whose highest peak of carols in the snow, last minute 6 slices of pineapple its industry never employed more business was never sufficient to Pimentos Play for its neighbor: ember 4. Following the business than 8,800,000 persons and it employ more than 9.000.000 per —Our Sunday Dinners Are P ipular— wrapping of presents inigaily col Touch this thing with romance. meeting, Mr. A. Ferland led the ored paper and the trimming of 1 pkg. cream cheese, (3 oz.) cannot absorb today the 11,000,- sons, cannot even at Government Cut pineapple slices in the And that with glamour, group in singing Christmas car 000 persons said to be unemploy command, arbitrarily increase HILLSIDE BARB the tree. Of such stuff is the ols. The Progressive Home Dis ed in this County, William J. ECUE night before Christmas made. It’s shape of a six-pointed star. Fill ...The history of France, cussion was conducted by Mrs. G. that number to 20,000,000. There center with cheese which has been A Latin grammar. Cameron said Sunday night dur never has been that much pure PLYMOUTH ROAD a busy, happy night, filled with put through a ricer. Lay thin C. Butt. Mrs. F. Ames spoke on ing the broadcast of The Ford ORDERS TO TAKE OUT PARTIES ARRANGED tantalizing aroma of good things Founding a Family;” Mrs. Chas. Motor Co. ly industrial work to be done. to eat, an atmosphere of expect strips of pimento from the center I would have a school to the tip of each star. Serve with Bowdelear discussed “The Well- ‘Industry does not support ant waiting, and that feeling of French dressing. A place for dreaming. Managed Home,” and Mrs. War- HiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiuuiiiiiiiiiniiiimiimiiiiiniiiuiiiiiiiiiiinmuiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniiiiiiBiiBi "peace on earth, good will toward Not only teach the true ren Mason and Mrs. R. D. Labbe people,’ ” he quoted. “ ‘People sup men.” Cranberry’ Relish spokjef on “The Management of port industry.’ 1 qt. cranberries But teach the seeming: •Many of you read this motto In all the excitement of prepar 3 oranges The world needs dreamers, too, Children in the Home.” ing the Christmas feast, of see Entertainment for the evening in the rotunda of the Ford Ex 1 lemon As well as heroes, hibit at the Century of Progress. ing that the cookie jar is full of 1 tart apple was provided by Miss Evelyn Por spicy, crunchy cookies and being 4«>d Shelleys something do, teous who directed the ninth Today it has a new significance Pick over and wash cranberries As well as Neroes. sure that the sauce is all -ready wash oranges and lemon and ap grade students and Plymouth high because Government officials are for the plum pudding next day, ple. Then put whole fruit through school in two short plays. A violin demanding that industry employ most of us find that supper on a food chopper. Stir in from 1 to I would have a school solo was given by Ellis Brandt. at once the 11,000,000 persons Christmas Eve is a very scrappy 2 cups of sugar, depending on A place for winning who Washington says are unem affair. But with a very little extra ployed. or take the consequences. just how tart you like your relish. More thaD a little lore— The Wayne county council of “If this demand is based on trouble it can be a delicious and Cover and store-, in the refriger But the beginning PTA met on Tuesday, December heartening meal—one that will 10, in the Oxford school in Dear truth, certainly the motto is not; smooth out all the hurry of fran ator. Keeps at least a week, half Of many books to read, both cannot be correct. cup sliced almonds may be added And much endeavor, born. Two one-act plays were tic preparation and fortify one if desired. given in the evening meeting un “The general impression is that for the pleasures yet to come. A school a thing to lead der the direction of Miss Emma this Nation earns its living in Here’s a Christmas Eve supper Noel Padding The mind forever. 1 cup scalded milk DuBord. Those who attended industry. The facts make quite that has become almost a tra © Douglas Maltoch.—WNU Service. from Rosedale Gardens were Mrs. a different picture. dition in our family, for it's easy *4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla Marjorie Becher, Miss Doris Of all the people who work to prepare, yet has a festive air Smith, Miss Margaret McGee, Mr. for pay in this Country, 10.000.000 and most of all it's very filling. 2 eggs 1 teaspoon gelatine Ray Schofield, Miss Evelyn Por are attached to agriculture. An Supper Christmas Eve 1 cup whipping cream |)o You Know— teous. Mr. Porteous. Mrs. R. D. other 10,000,000 are employed in Scalloped Oysters Pinch of salt Labbe, Mrs. H. P. Harsha, Mrs. personal service—teachers, law Hot Biscuits Add sugar and salt to scalded C. H. Groth, and Mrs. T. Thomp yers. doctors, nurses, public of Cranberry Relish Currant Jelly milk and cook until sugar dis son. ficials. entertainers, cooks, wait Christmas Star Salad solves. Beat eggs until light and ers. hired housekeepers and so Cookies Noel Pudding fluffy, add first mixture. Cook I forth. Coffee Milk over boiling water stirring con ! Wholesale and retail trade en Scalloped Oysters stantly until mixture thickens. gages between eight and ten mil 2’/2 cups cracker crumbs Remove from fire, add gelatine lion more—among them 2.000,000 1*4 dozen oysters which has been soaked in 1 table sales clerks and 4,000.000 in Salt and pepper spoon of cold water and stir un other clerical positions. Four mil 3 tablespoons butter til gelatine’is completely dissolved. lion people earn their living in */2 cup oyster liquor Cool. Add vanilla. Fold in whipped transportation and communica 1 cup milk cream.‘ Pile in sherbet glasses tion and another 4,000.000 in the Butter a baking dish and cover lined with lady fingers and chill construction of buildings, streets bottom with a layer of cracker thoroughly. and highways. crumbs. Add one half the oysters, And here’s to a very Merry “A Million and a half engage in dot with butter and sprinkle with Christmas for you all. forestry, fishing and mining. salt and pepper. Pour on half the | These lines of business are not classified by the Government as industry although with other smaller groups they account for 7RY THIS TRICK That the father of jazz—the about 40.000,000 of our normal Business and By PONJAY HARRAH peculiar syncopated rhythm 48.000.p00 jobs. Copyright by Public Ledger, tnc. "And no official has suggested that is the minuet of today that these employ the alleged Professional —was a man named Razz, 11,000.000 unemployed. This is who first started playing it left for industry proper, which at with “drum and bones” in its highest peak and its busiest Directory time, never employed (in round New Orleans? Others soon numbers) more than 8,800,000— took it up and changed the the highest industrial employ JiQL name from Razz to Jazz. ment in our history. Law Offices © McCluri- Newspaper Syndicate. "These figures for industry are WNU Service. given in Table No. 737 of the Sta GUY W. MOORE tistical Abstract of the United States published in 1934 under and the authority of the Secretary of Commerce. HAL P. WILSON S' Famed English Clock Has “In this report, industry is Comer Beck and Plymouth COM4 (Joey THROUGH Off-Day; London Upset comprised under the 16 main Roads The striking feature of this black branches of production which sup London is a city of church bells ply the Nation's base commodty Hours: 6 to 8 p. m. KNOCK AWAY COIN and chimes, anti everybody Is used wool crepe street frock worn by or by appointment Virginia Reid, screen actress, is requirements, ranging from food Call Plymouth 316M. to glancing at liis or her watch and wood and textile products, to 'T'HE nftigieian spins a coin on the when the hour is struck. Apart the clever pique buttons which trim the iron, steel and transporta- j A table. He strikes it tint with from the London “underground," the bodice. The pique, a waffte- tion equipment industry, includ- | a match box. He usks-whether the there are few places where orfe weavc. is corded to form the round ing the automobile, DR. C. J. KERSHAW coin lies beads or tails. People can't, on the hour, hear some buttons which are themselves orna "Having at no time employed; Veterinarian guess; the box is lifted to find the church bells striking the time, mented with pique “wings." The as many as 9,000,000 persons, Dogs Clipped and Plucked answer. notes a writer in the Chicago Trib same fabric forms the muffler col these 16 branches are asked to Wayne Road—% mile south of lar. employ immediately an addition Plymouth Road Again the coin is spun. Down une. From the chimes of "Big al 11.000,000 persons, ‘or else.’ comes ^tie box. Once more guesses Ben" to the bells of the nearest "Two things are clear in these Hospital and Boarding Kennels parish church they are an impor Phone 7147F3 are made; some heads, some tails. “All wrong,’’ says the wizard. He tant part of the Londoner's life. that a sensible gift for the whole family lifts the box; the coin has vanished. This explains the excitement on Baker street recently when the se MAUDE M. BENNETT In preparing for this -surprising trick, the magician first empties the date, huge clock on the tower of this year would be a new set of Agent for matches from the box; then In the Abbey Road Building society suddenly went looney. At four New York Life Insurance Co. serts the drawer upside down. After DON'T OPEN a few preliminary spins, he is ready o'clock It played, as usual, a few i Phone 169-W to make, the coin vanish. bars from "Fine Old Engllish Gen- j 383 Starkweather tlqman," whereafter it struck -14 : TWAT He brings the box sharply down times. Heads were poked out of j upon the spinning coin. The stroke windows, and in the street people causes the coin to cut through the Window » stood around and counted the bottom of the match box. The ma strokes, but at six it had gained gician lifts the box and drops it its second wind and struck 51 in his pocket while he points to the times. By this time every newspa “Firestone spot from which the coin has van per in town had been Informed by Jeweler ished. scores or readers of what was hap WNU Service. tires and tubes for the family car. and ------O------pening, and art editors were get ting out pictures of the clock tow Optometrist er. At seven o'clock heads again Glasses Accurately Fitted and were poked out of window*, but Lake Erie Island* the clock, although it continued to Repaired The majority of the Lake Erie 390 Main St. Phone 274 tick oft the time correctly, refused islands are United States territory. to strike at all I The others belong to Canada. The Special Chrisima state of Ohio owns land on some X-Ray Neurocalometer of the islands for laboratory sta No Religious Te»t Required tions. but does not own a whole DR. WM. F. PARSONS The last clause of Article VI of trade in allowance and all Firestone pvi Island. the Constitution of the United States Chiropractor explicitly declares that “no religious Hours By Appointment Holland Known a* Netherlands test shall ever be required as a qual 820 Michigan Theater Bldg. Holland also is known as the ification to any office or public trust chases e'Sni be made on our easy pay plan Netherlands. Randolph 3983 under the United States.” Don’t Forget”/irestone Automobile Acces 11387 Indian Avenue Plymouth Road near Inkster Road Redford 3071 $10,000.00 sories make acceptable gifts to car owners Wood s Studio Portrait, Commercial and Industrial Photographs “MEAT FOR HEALTH” What that soot parked on the window sill would do Gamine and Enlarging io her curtain* and rugsl How she swoops tho Studios: BURN TEXACO MOTOR FUEL 128 N. Center St. porch** and doorstops, trying to keep soot from Northville. tracking in. blowing in. sneaking in somehow to do 1185 W. Ann Arbor Trail FREE Plymouth hor dirt! Too bad. when all soot annoyane* from You’ll Like it for Winter Driving that dnmnoy or in tho fumaco could bo stoppod fast *2. by a change to Dr. E. B. Cavell PRIZE 7 Veterinary Surgeon BOARDING KENNELS Phone Northville 38 CONTESTS MANHATTAN 208 Griswold Road NORTHVILLE, MICH. 77ierg Are 104 Prizes Each Month . . . That practically SOOTLESS COAL! Savos oo kootiog costs, os mil as oo c/oaoiayf UfcaoMo lasers fir Plymouth Auto Supply Come in and get full information and entry foroaco, feootor or jrerte — aid WASHED Maohattao for roogos. J. P. NALBANT blank without obligation. Physician This Is an Official PHONE 80 “ Meat for Health ’’ Contest Store Plymouth Lumber & Coal Co. Watch for Winners’ Names New Contests, and Prizes 518 S. Main St. Phone 77 in The Detroit News PHONE 102 Office Hours; 12:30 to 5 PM. m. Keefer Russell Dettling 7 PM. to 9 PM. Parity Market-Bill's Market-Liberty Meat Market CopTriqhl IKS fUw Twk Cool Co. s EjBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHii Page Eight THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Friday, December 20,1935 Get the girlie a cap and scarf set for Xmas or a pretty collar and cuff set. Buy yourself a me- talic hat to wear with your fur Classified Ads coat. I have some new ones just in of gilt and silver. All Felt, Velvet and Velour at a great re FOR SALE—Baby rice pop com duction. Mrs. C. O. Dickerson, For Sale on ear or shelled. 10c per 842 Penniman. ltpd pound. $1.75 bushel. Nelson J. FOR SALE—2000 Cremers Cine SPECIAL I have a wonderful line of Bennett, 9817 Newburg Road, Christmas cards very cheap. rarias in 2*4 inch Pots. Louis Dodge Vi Ton Express Newburg.3tlpd Mrs. C. O. Dickerson.______ltpd Szymanowksi, 1705 Joy Road, Ford Vi Ton Pick-up between Whitbeck and Hix FOR SALE—Canaries. Singers in MEN WANTED Roads.ltp YOUR CHOICE full song, $4.00 and up. Also Diesel—We want to interview choice breeding hens^Mrs. Bal- reliable men, mechanically in Never in our entire business career have we afforded FOR SALE—Boys Fire Chief tri 3 Dodge Express Tracks len, clined, to start immediate train such an interesting variety of practical gift items— cycle. nearly, new. good Xmas 4 Ford Pickups ing, in this vicinity to install, serv present. Phone 143-J or call 199 For Rent ice, operate Diesel Engines. Tools and our prices defy competition. Hamilton St.ltpd 1 Chevrolet Pickup furnished. Write today, Schoeck FOR SALE—Live geese, nice and FOR RENT — Furnished modem 1—1935 Dodge Coupe two room apartment. Heat, ho1 Diesel Training Division, address fat. See John Quincy Adams, 1—1935 Dodge 4-dr. T. Sed. Box XX. care of Plymouth Mail, Free delivery within a radius of 50 miles. on Sutton Road, six and a water, and lights furnished. $5 1—1935 Ford Deluxe Tudor per week. 555 Starkweather. 5tf Plymouth, Mich.______ltp half miles west of Plymouth 1—1935 Plymouth Coach CARD OF THANKS on Penniman road. On Sutton 1—1934 Chev. Chassis & Cab FOR RENT—Farm, 18 acres on road Just north of 1—1933 Plymouth Deluxe Cp. Ford road. Inquire Mrs. John We wish to express our th^iks FOR RALE—About 50 _ White 1—1933 Plymouth Coach Kahrl. 1614 S. Main St. 4t2c for the beautiful flowers and also Wyandotte and white rock year> 1—1933 Ford Deluxe Coupe FOR RENT—House at 271 N. the Ladies Aid of St. Peters Ev. ling hens. Only $1 each. Apply 1—1932 DeSotoSedan Main St. Call 146 Union St. Lutheran Church, nurses of the William P. Kenney, corner 1—1932 Ford Tudor 49tf Plymouth hospital, especially to Haggerty Highway and Ann 1—1930 Chev. Roadster FOR RENT—Modem brick house, Rev. Edgar Hoenecke for his com Arbor Trail.ltpd forting words of prayer. 1—1930 Plymouth Sedan two car garage, three bedrooms, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zube. FOR SALE—Large size circulat 1—1930 Dodge Stake Truck in good residential section. Call ing heater. First house west of 1—1929 Ford Panel at 659 Burroughs Ave. ltpd IN MEMORIAM Newburg Road on Six Mile 1—1929 Ford Stake In loving memory of our dear Road. Tel. 7120F3, Plymouth. 1—1929 Essex Sedan mother, Mrs. Wm. Salow, who Wanted passed away seven years ago. Dec. FOR SALE—A combination woofi Dodge and Plymouth 21st. and coal range also AB gas WANTED—Some one to clean a gas range, both in good con cistern with electric machine. Her memory is as dear today. dition, for quick sale, cheap. Earl S. Mas tick Write postoffice Box 24, Plym As in the hour she passed away. 574 Deer St.. Plymouth. ltp outh. Sadly missed by her dear child- Handkerchiefs Phone 504 WANTED—Boy 19 wishes work, ren and grand children. FOR SALE — Geese and ducks. 705 Ann Arbor Road able to do anything. 188 Mill. XMAS TREES Live or dressed. Herbert Rora- Plymouth, Michigan bacher. first house east of Hope WANTED—Sedan or coach owner For Sale. I have a fine selection' farm on east Ann Arbor Trail. to deliver mail1 order catalogs of Christmas trees, all sizes and i in own community. No selling. prices. Bert Kahrl. corner Wayne [ FOR SALE—Turkeys, geese and FOR SAT iF.—Good timothy hay. Reply Box 1776. St. Louis, Mo. and Plymouth Road. Phone 7142- i chickens. Dressed or alive. Bert baled. Corner ol Novi and Five LOST—An Elgin watch, some F5.______51 tc Evening Bags Kahrl, Comer Plymouth and Mile Road. W. C. Webber. where between the Bank Bldg, IF YOUR HAIR IS TOO THICK Wayne Road. 51tc Phone 7132F11. tfc and Community Drug store, on to manage easily let them thin FOR SALE—Winter apples. All FOR SALE—To close estate. Monday. A reward will be given it out at the Orchid Beauty kinds. Frank Diedrick, Bradner Single house and lbt known as to the irufy returning the Shop. It isn't noticeable, and and 5 mile road. 5t4pd 525 W. Ann Arbor St.. Plym watch to Plymouth Mail office. can be arranged much more at- outh, also single house and lot tractively. Phone 792. FOR SALE—Toy electric stove, known as 190 Hamilton street, Business Locals BY MEANS OF AN EASY PAY- SILK HOSIERY— Towel Sets doll buggy, large sled, ice spud Plymouth. Apply Harmon ment plan, we can provide you Berkshire Compacts and fish spear, snow scrapers, Krumm. administrator. Eight DANCING SCHOOL an insurance policy creating I Holeproof or Kayser Vanity Sets deer head. hawk, pheasant, ' Mile Road at Haggerty Road, Conducted by the Dancing a regular monthly income after Silk Lingerie Perfume Bottles Texas long horns, and goat Northville.4t3pd Baileys, teachers of fancy and age sixty-five. Wm. Wood, Life Gloves Mending Sets horns all mounted, also swords. FOR SALE—Geese and ducks. ballroom dancing. Your first les Insurance. Phone 335. Purses Lace Table Cloths Trade any of above for guns. Lave or dressed. Herbert Ro- son free. We teach young and old. Blankets— Pajama Bags Scarf and Doiley . See them at 188 N. Harvey, ltp rabacher, Ann Arbor Trail 2tp Located at 132 Randolph street, Esmond and Hudson Bay Dresser Scarfs Northville. Phone Northville 35-J Bed Spreads for appointment. 52tf Handkerchiefs Flowers Sets NOTICE If your brand of coal Sheets and Cases Scarfs After Dec. 19 I will not be res Bridge Sets Lounging Robes ponsible for any debts contracted isn’t filling the bill we Dresser Sets l/lbcrrv Christmas oy other than myself. Ovid Deace. suggest that you try IN MEMORIAM ®rals is our opportunity, once each year to wish you all the good In memory of Clarence E. Hel- things in life. May your holiday be Merry and Santa have the er who passed away Dec. 23, 1934. We all are nearing that healing For Girls and best there is for you— shore Chief Where pain and sorrow will be no more (an Elkhorn Coal) No hand in that beautiful land Misses Hie Following Specials are for Friday, of peace THE BEST MINED Will cling to a hand it must re Sweaters Outing Gowns lease. High in Heat - Not over Cedar Chests Dresses Snuggie Ski Pants Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. Dec. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Heller Pajamas Handkerchiefs and daughter Vera. a bushel of ashes to the Snow Suits Socks Luggage 20, 21, 23 and 24th. Avail Yoarself of CARD OF THANKS Silk Undies Gloves and Mittens ton. Purses Make-Up Boxes We wish to express our appre Hair/ Bowes Over-Night Bags. the Finest Meats at Oar Low Prices-— ciation and sincere thanks to our Snuggie Suits Evening Bags many friends and neighbors for MuffVSets Brush and Comb Sets their sympathy and kindness shown us during the illness and ORDER YOURS l06s or our father and brother. TODAY! H»rtaShoulder VEALROAST 91‘ Wm. J. Beyer. Especially do we thank Rev. Hoenecke for the Milk Fed Calves “ many visits he made to our loved one during his months of sick For Baby ness; to Mrs. O'Conner and Mr. Mirrors Tracey for the consolation their The Toddler Suits Bath Robes Fore music gave and to Mr. Schrader Buntings Flannel Gertrudes Men’s Wear for his consideration and kind Blankets Muslin Crib Sets ness. Elevator Coat and Cap Sets High Chairs Fork Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gunness Mittens .Cribs or Bassinette Sausage2fc35 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ebert Booties Rockers Otto. Charles, John, Albert Corporation Dresses Baby Walkers Grrie 1 and Henry Beyer and famines. 305 N. Main St. Slips Creepers More Liners on Page 4 Sweater Sets Pork lb THE BARN Loin Roast 21 DANCE and EAT For Men «• Boys Rib End, 3 to 4 lbs. Friday and Saturday Night Belts and Buckles Flannel Pajamas Ties Scarfs Dave Galins Says:—Whether you like your chicken with Saturday Ladies FREE! Handkerchiefs Suspender Sets feathers on or off, you are always safe when you order it Dress Shirts BUI Folds here, because you can have it-fresh ready dressed or we New Year’s Eve—Masquerade Dance Lamps Wool Sweaters Luggage Boudoir Chairs will dress it while you wait. In other words if it is a Suede Jackets Holeproof Hosiery Turkey, Goose, Duck, Chicken, Fresh or Home Hickory Smoked meat that you are planning for your Christmas dinner, get it at the Purity Market and you will be assur ed of perfect satisfaction. NO LEFT OVERS FROM THANKSGIVING HERE Christmas Beef and Plenty Of It. Be sure and get your share of this delicious treat between now and New Year’s at our regular low prices. Rolled Roast Boneless Rib or Rumjj. lb. “I’m Baking For Round Steak PLYMOUTH THIS WEEK” For Frying or Swiss^ 1 Yes. we’re proud to say that Santa’s se lected ns for his Christinas headquar ters! Again you’ll agree that he made a wise choice when you see and taste our Fresh Herring >2^ many Christmas deli cacies. Fruit cakes. LET US ROAST YOUR Pumpkin pies, mince CHRISTMAS FOUL ?9Ve PLYMOUTH pies and parker house rolls — and a PURITY MARKET whole lot more . . . SANITARY at prices you’ll like! BAKERY Gradv One Meats 824 Penniman Ave. Phone 382 Friday, December 20,1935 THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Page Nine from coast to coast. Silvers found ning with the Z. A. Foster's in De tlmg from his duties in traffic Salem troit. On and Off court to drill his buglers every Mrs. Chas. Mankin and Mrs. The Record night throughout the year. He is Mrs. Fred Rider returned the Donald Clement, were Ann Arbor a loyal veteran, he is a fine man fore part of last week from a sev shoppers. Tuesday. STOP and he will be a great Command eral days visit with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Stanbro and Benjamin Comfort, former Cass Mrs. Mary Lang in Hand Station. Tech High School Principle, whose er. Lewis Haab visited in the J. Dev Let the interest in youth has given him a Mrs. R. W. Kehrl. Miss Kehrl ereaux and R. B. McKnight homes state wide reputation, has accept | The appointment of Thomas and Lester spent Saturday in De in Walled Lake. Sunday. Squats Deal ed a position as Wayne County Long, members of the firm Stev- troit and were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Meade, Supervisor for the National Youth lepson. Earn an, Butzel and Long, Mk. and Mrs. Roy Kehrl, in Dear Frankfort and Mrs. Elmer Heich- Body & Fender Administration. Comfort will have , to the board of directors of the born. man, West Point Park were call offices in the Water Board Build [Michigan Bell Teelphone Com The Ladies’ Auxiliary Society ers of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Payne Shop ing under the WPA system, and pany was received with favor of the Congregation church held and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Man- will place boys from the ages of ' through legal circles. Long hails their business meeting Thursday kin. Thursday afternoon. Take Out The | from Dearborn, where he spent Dents In Your 16 to 25 on jobs. He will also have in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wiltse, West Branch, charge of placing school boys on his youth until he entered the W. A. Kahler with a fine cooper Automobile part tinje jobs to help them pay ; University of Michigan. ative dinner at noon, the reading spent Monday with Earl Stanbro. their way through high school. Edward N. Hines, county road of the annual reports and elec commissioner, is the recipient of tion of officers took place in the Tom McGoldrick. clerk to Henry the Geo. S. Bartlett award for afternoon. Those elected for 1936 Montgomery, recently appointed outstanding work in Highway De- were: President. Mrs. B. F. Shoe- County Clerk, is surprised at the • velopment. It was presented by b/idge, first vice president, Mrs. increase in business since he left the State Highway officials group, E. F. Schockow: second vice presi office a few years ago with his the American Road Builders’ dent. Mrs. M. Eckles; treasurer. employer. Tom Farrell. McGold Ass n . and the National Research Mrs. W. A. Kahler; secretary. Mrs. rick says that all departments Council while in convention at Wilson Clark; publicity chairman. are twice as busy and he can't Miami. Florida. Mrs. Vera Clark; flower commit remember a year during his long tee,' Mrs. C. W. Lewis and Mrs. tenure of office which compared The Bureau of Investigation will R. Wilson; missionary chairman. with the present volume of busi work in cramped quarters until MJss E. Wittich. It was decided to ORDER ness. Christmas. Goodfellow baskets, h Holiday Specials Gloves Scarfs Allill Wool Pineapple Weave Sweater... 98c Neckwear ONE GROUP $1.35 50c, 65c, $1.00 $1.00, $1.55 $3.95 Sweaters in new styles ...... $2.98 to ONE GROUP $4.00 $1.35 $1.75, $2.00 In Novel $3.00 Sweaters...... $2.19 Boxes ALL ATTRACTIVELY BOXED $6.95 Page Ten THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Friday, December 20,1935 WAYNE DEFEATED Championship BY ROCK RESERVES SENIOR WHO’S WHO The second team of Plymouth Beginning with this issue there was again victorious Friday, Dec THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT will appear every week in Pflgrtm The Pilgrim Prints Each year this turbulent world Prints short biographies of mem ember 13, when it defeated the Assured For P.H S. sets aside Christmas day to revere bers of the Senior Class of 1836. Wayne team by the score of 28 the memory of Christ’s birth and Winning two more decision OFFICIAL PUBLICATION, PLYMOUTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WITH FACULTY SUPERVISION to 14 in a *fast and rough game These biographies will appear to The Rocks staging a mighty on the Wayne floor. to contemplate the possibilities alphabetical order and if they Twin Valley Association debates, comeback in a rough and tumble of - the Christ-like spirit in the saved from week to week, they Plymouth high school’s teams FRESHMEN PLAN The referee was Mr. Boglarsky present world state. During the were assured of gaining the ANNUAL DANCE second half, downed the Wayne who has the reputation of being a will furnish a complete life his five by the close score of 23 to 22 very good official. He is a grad World War the nations remem tory of the senior class. league championship by their on the Wayne court, Friday, Dec bered him by adopting such slo record of nine consecutive vic Pilgrim Prints Staff The Freshman class have begun uate from the Wayne University. gans as “Out of the trenches by JACK BLACKMORE was barn tories. Although one contest re ember 13. The game was a thrill Plymouth PF F FG p John Thomas Blackmore, but is preparations for their first high er fj-om beginning to finish and Moe, f ...... i Christmas.” And when these slo better known as "Buck," the boy mains for Plymouth, this school’s JACK SESSIONS ...... Editor, Columnist, Assembly Writer school dance to be held in the 5 11 gans were ineffective, the soldiers nearest rivals have already been TOM BROCK ...... Sports Editor will no doubt be one of the fast VanAmburg, f ...... 0 3 7 who eats a lot. As long as he hax high school auditorium. January est games of the year in which Innis, c ...... 2 took it upon their own shoulders plenty of it, he has no favorite defeated several times. DON BLESSING ...... Sports and Senior Class Activities 10. The committee is composed of to preserve the Christ-spirit on Plymouth upheld the affirm the Rocks will participate. G. Gillis ...... 4 food. He is an old timer as far as JOHN MOORE ...... Sports the following: publicity, Donald Temple. Wayne forward, was Delvo, g...... 2 Christmas day when English and these parts are concerned since he ative in a debate held here Tues Mielbeck, chairman, Mary Cather high point man with three field German soldiers mingled together day, December 10, at 7:30, op CHARLES ORR ...... Sports ine Moon, Lois Schaufele, Belva Kleinschmidt, g .... 3 was born on the outskirts of goals and four free shots. Anderson, g . 0 on the front, casting aside the Plymouth and has lived here ever posing the negative team from IKETTA McLEOD ... /...... Feature Writer Barnes and Ernest Engleson. hatred which had been inflicted Ypsilanti, Plymouth’s team' in The game commenced with Bird McAllister, f ..... '... 0 since, receiving his early training JEWEL. STARKWEATHER ...... Girls Character Clubs Host: Howard Walbridge. Host in their hearts and living for one in one of the nearby rural schools. cluded Edith Mettetal, Dorothy and Student Council ess; Barbara Olsaver: Refresh fouling Williams who missed. Van Landingham, g . 0 day the brotherhood and frater Hearn, and Jack Sessions. The Hprton started the scoring by Smith, g ...... 0 After receiving all that the high JEANETTE BROWN ...... Music and Junior Class Activities ments: Shirley Sorensen, chair nity which He taught the world.' school has to offer him. Jack pro speakers representing Ypsilanti man. Celia Lewis, Ingrid Ericsson, popping a long shot. Wagen If however, we are to carry on were Barry Alford. Betty Arnett, SSEL KIRK ...... Forensics schutz fouled Temple who made 12 5 11 27 poses to GIFTS Civo yourself s gift—give your family the convenience and enjoyment of long- Our greatest offer—and most popular < ier than ever. A snsafl i pay no more until April. Small i mthly payments after that r Economy Plan. Act now . . . NOTICE OFFER ENDS DEC. 24TH You’ll be glad for years that i The Public jammed the State Liquor Control Stores last —choose from bright new stocks. year on the day before Christmas and the day before New Year’s. Lines formed in the street awaiting their turn. STATE LIQUOR STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN SA TURDAY, December 21st, and MONDAY December 23rd, CONSUMERS POWER CO. until 10:00 P.M. WAYNE PLYMOUTH NORTHVILLE HELEN They Stores will close Christmas Eve. at 6:00 P. M. Michigan 459-461 South Main Michigan DAVIS Michigan iAuor Control CommtastauCo —Harry E. Kelly, Mgr., This Adver^sement Is Not Intended to Promote the Sale of Lh oor But to Phone 1160 Phone 310 Phone 137 Avenue, across from' . . negnuwcRegulate It. • e* Triday, December 20,1935 THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan A few members ot, the Mission Miss Gladys Schroder of Six Clyboume Sincock plans to society of the Lutheran church Mile Road and Miss Marjorie H- leave Saturday to spend a week went to Eloise Thursday and pre- ; lison, resident head of the with his parents at Minneapolis, Research Center for Agriculture Department sented gifts to about one hundred Methodist children’s home, mo- local Items 'Minnesota. and fifty women inmates. It is tored to Ann Arbor Sunday to * * * needless to say that they were attend the initiatory services of Mrs. Ida Taft will go to Detroit Miss June Jewell, teacher in greatly appreciated by the reci- the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority of Mrs. Mary Smith is confined 'the Lambertville, Ohio, schools, pients. I which they are members. to her home on Mill street with Saturday to spend the holidays I will spend the holidays with her the flu. with her sister, Mrs. John Sum I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer * * * ner. Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Markham ♦ * * will spend Christmas Day with Mrs. George Wilcox and Mrs. Miss Harriet Sutton of Detroit relatives at Holly. Allan Horton were among those spent the week-end with her cous * * * attending the concert "Handel’s CHRISTMAS; ins, Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Russell Daane Messiah” in Hill’s auditorium in and attended the Senior Prom s and little son will spend Christmas Ann Arbor Tuesday evening. Friday night. in Grand Rapids, the guest of Mr. » ♦ » is never complete without Daane's brother. TRY A MAIL WANT AB Among the many Plymouth people who have been ill with flu recently is Mrs. Arch Herrick. Mrs. Herrick was better but had a Lb. Glass California relapse which she is now recover FLOWERS 87c ing from. * * » The meeting is scheduled for a I WREATHES FRESH DATES I quarter of three instead of the 1 Lb. can usual time two fifteen. Please POTTED PLANTS note this change in time. Every members is urged to come and S Plan your table lecorations with flowers from here. bring a guest. * * * 29c 29c Miss Olive Merz presented two of her piano pupils, Mrs. John Crandall of this city and Miss Elizabeth Pinkocy of Detroit in a Home Made Baby Ribbon Mixed Nuts recital in the Detroit Conserva Pure Sugar tory of Music Saturday afternoon. ERE is a sketch of the buildings of the huge national research center for the Department of Agriculture 1935 Crop * ♦ * H at Berwyn Heights, Maryland, on which work has been started. Nine thousand acres of land will go into Heide’:s - Flowers Peanut Brittle Friday afternoon, December 20 the immense “Nature and Farm Study" which is planned to be the largest of Its kind In the world. One CANDY the Woman’s Club will have its thousand of the acres will be used in an experimental low-cost housing project. f 696 Mill Street Phone 137-J Pound Pound Pound annual Christmas party. As is customary all members will bring two or mere cans of canned goods ' 22c 29c 19c or jelly. These will be given to the Salvation Army for distribution. Brandied Mince Meat, _ -----1 Quart can 35C ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. Ward Brand and two children of Beverly Hills, Home Made Eureka California, are expected Monday It’s Our Last Call! for a visit during the holidays with bis brother, Farwell and CRANBERRY JELLY WALNUTS Richard F. Brand of Plymouth. ounce Pkg. 19C Lb. 29c * * * Every inch of our store is pack Frank Miller, accompanied by his son, John Miller, left Satur day evening to spend Sunday with ed to over flowing with Christ Date. Fig, and Plum Puddings 35C and 65C Mr. Miller’s daughter at Adrian. I'------— Monday night they left Detroit Defiance California for Cleremont, Florida, where Defiance they will spend the winter. mas Gifts—Make your selec COCOA Cooking Figs * * * Salad Dressing Mr. and Mrs. Emory Holmes 2 lb. can 26c and daughters Kathryn and tions now before it is too late. 1 qt can 33C 3 lbs- 39c Barbara Jean of Detroit were Sunday visitors in the home of their parents, and grandparents Visit Toyland in the basement respectively, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Wm. T. Pettingill Chambers. store--Read our long list of Phone 40 Free Delivery * * * Read The Want Ads gift suggestions. 32 pc. Rosemary “Goldened PURE CANDIES Glow” Luncheon Sets — Fancy Hard Mixed—with all the MERRY CHRISTMAS Say Merry Christmas 14 pc. Rosemary “Golden QQg Tasty Flavors—The real Xmas Glow” Glass Luncheon Sets'^*' with Gifts That Are Appreciated Candy Special 2 pounds 25c MERRY CHRISTMAS 3 pc. Stove Sets. Salt, Extra fine all filled Hard Candy by Your Sisters Pepper and Drippings with Fruit Centers, Nut Pastes MERRY CHRISTMAS and Your Cousins and Cream Centers, pound 15c Cedar Chests For Handkerchiefs, MANY OTHER FINE Jewelry, Playing Cards, DoIT and Y0ur Aunts. CANDIES at LOW PRICES Clothes, Sewing and many other BOX CHOCOLATES purposes Give them something extravagantly luxurious at a moderate cost . . . give them something grand and individual . . . give them Assorted Chocolates 25C Priced from 20ct0 $2.39 something from the Dodge Drug Company's wide selection of 1 lb. Boxes at 29c and — — MERRY CHRISTMAS the finest gifts and know that your gift will be appreciated. Chocolate Covered Cherries Oflf Fancy Pictures and Mirrors 3-PC. DRESSER SETS 1 lb. Box______CANDY Study Lamps $1.00 Chrome and Pyralin Assorted Chocolates I lb. Whitman’s 59c MERRY CHRISTMAS $2.98 $3.98 $4.98 $6.95 Christmas Time Special Extra 2 lb. Box______Dressing Table Lamps __ $1.00 Sampler Assorted Chocolates Our regular 32 pc. Sets of Gua 75c MERRY CHRISTMAS SHEAFFERS PEN AND PENCIL SETS Special 3 lb. Box------Wall Lamps------$1.50 ranteed Dinnerware at a Special MERRY CHRISTMAS $1.19 $2.95 $5.00 $8.50 $15,00 Low Price Fancy Glassware MERRY CHRISTMAS 1 lb. Whitman’s • 5 lb. Box “ Electromix ” Portable Individual Pens, $2.25 up 6 Cups Antimony Ware $1.19 Fair hill Assorted Mixer and Beater------6 Saucers China Ware _ MERRY CHRISTMAS $L00 6 Fruits $998 Chocolates What - Nots Electric Com Popper $1.19 6 Small Plates What - Not Ornaments MERRY CHRISTMAS 2 lbs. Whitman's 6 Large Plates MERRY CHRISTMAS 1 Platter 3 pc. Child’s Cereal Sets 3 pc. Bath Sets—1 Bath $1.19 Fruit and Nuts 95c Towel—2 Wash Rags __ 1 Nappy Cup, Bowl arid Plate----- $2.00 89c Four Beautiful Patterns to BOXED STATIONERY 1 lb. Cecils Choose From. Eula May YARDLEY’S SHAVING BOWL 10c - 20c - 25c Sleds from $1.00 to $2.59 MERRY CHRISTMAS $1.00 For a Man's Xmas GIFT BOXES — Children’s Toy Dishes GIFT WRAPPING PAPER XMAS WRAPPED CIGARS EVANS LIGHTERS Priced from 10c to $1.00 MERRY CHRISTMAS 2lbs. Cecils Pkgs. of 10's, 20’s $1.00, $1.50, and $2.00 4 Paper White Narcissus AQC Assorted Nuts and 25*9 Playville Grocery $1.00 GENUINE LEATHER Bulbs packed in a bowl, " Robert Bums, LaPalinas, TRAVEL - KIT Children's Rocking Chairs Ready to Grow $2.00 R. G. Dun, Blackstones, Wm. MERRY CHRISTMAS Penn. White Owl, etc. $2.50 and $3.75 Prices from $1.00 to $1.98 1 lb. Gobelins 3 Paper White Narcissus Bulbs AAZ16 in. Little Miss Mo- $2.19 25c to $2.25 PROPHYLACTIC MILITARY Corner Grocery 5149 packed in Birch Log 4QC vie Dolls at------“ 50c BRUSH SETS Ready to Grow Jack and Jill Phonograph $1.00 Guaranteed Mliler Rubber FRANK MEDICO MERRY CHRISTMAS Dolls, 39c to $3.95 2 lbs. Gobelins PIPES, $1.00 $2.25 <° $3.50 Gift Sets of Powder, Perfume, and The largest Wagon you $2»Qft Shirley Temple Cut Out Bath Salts 10c to 79c $1.00 YARDLEY’S MEN’S GIFT SET ever saw for______“ VO Dolls, priced 10c to 25c With Bowl, Talc, Lotion, etc. A Full Counter of 10c Toys and Games Shirley Temple Colonial LADIES’ GIFTS Books and Sets , 10c, 25c, 49c STREAMLINE- COMPACTS MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS $1,00 $1.50 $2.00 DeVCLBIS PERFUMIZERS COTYS PERFUMES Shirley Temple Books 50c to $2.00 $1.00 $2.00 $3.75 Lots and Lots of 10c Books and Coloring Sets Price 10c, 25c and 49c YARDLEY’S COMPACTS Single YARDLEY’S EVENING IN PARIS LADIES’ SETS Star Perfume $1.10 and $1.50 95c to $5.00 $1.10 Double YARDLEYS EVENING IN PARIS WOODWORTHS $1.85 and $2.50 Purse SIxe Perfiunes—6 Odors Powder and Perfume LaCROSS ZIPPER $1.10 $2.75 MANICURE SET $3.00 CUTEX ZIPPER □ □□GE DRUG CO MANICURE SET r«f NYAL stoki $3.50 PHON t 114 Page Fourteen THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan / Friday, December 20,193S Will Finder Please instrument and hearing said peti Chanticleer Now a Radio Performer tion. And it is further Ordered, That Return Money He Found And it is further Ordered, That a copy of this order be published Only Two Lines a copy of this order be published three successive weeks previous to Will the person who found the three successive weeks previous to said time of hearing, in the Last Call man’s pocketbook containing be said time of hearing, In the Pljjnouth Mail a newspaper For Ice Fishing tween $35 and $40 please return Plymouth Mall a newspaper print printed and circulating in said it to the office of The Plymouth ed and circulating in said Coun County of Wayne. for that Case of Mail—as the one who lost it is ty of Wayne. THOMAS C. MURPHY. Michigan’s new ice-fishing regu Judge of Probate. lations for inland waters, which in serious need of the money. A true copy. He has informed The Mail that EDWARD COMMAND. A true copy. have been the subject of contro he will pay a liberal reward for CARL P. LANG. versy in sportsmen’s circles, will Judge of Probate. ______Deputy Probate.Register. go into effect throughout the the return of the money, lost a CARL P. LANG. week ago Monday on downtown Deputy Probate Register. PROBATE NOTICE Beer state, January 1. streets of Plymouth he believes. The new regulations limit the 219288 | The return of the money will PROBATE NOTICE STATE OP MICHIGAN. Coun inland-lake fishermen to the use j be doing a world of good to the 211928 ty of Wayne, ss. of two ice-lines with not more I man who lost it—he is a laborer___ i STATE OP MICHIGAN. Coun- than one hook attached to each who works long hours each night ty of Wayne, ss. At a session of the Probate line and require that these lines j to make the money and he can At a session of the Probate Court for said County of Wayne Phone 9153 be held in the hand or under im ill afford to lose it. The finder Court for said County of Wayne, held at the Probate Court Room mediate control. ‘will feel much better about the'held at the Probate Court Room in the City of Detroit, on the The regulations also apply to j affair if it is returned to the one j in the City of Detroit, on the twenty-seventh day of November -the "tip-up” or any similar mech - ' who lost it. | tenth day of December in the year in the year one thousand nine Prompt delivery. anical device used for the taking ! one thousand nine hundred and hundred and thirty five. ■of fish from the inland waters. STATE OP MICHIGAN, In the thirty five. Present EDWARD COMMAND. No more than two “tip-ups” may Probate Court for the County of Present. D. J. HEALY, Jr., Judge Judge of Probate. Don’t forget we are be used by an individual fisher St; , of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of man and these n/ust be under In ^he Matter of the Estate of i in the Matter of the Estate of EDWIN G. PIPP also called E. G. ipen evenings and carry jmmediate control. ELIZABETH HUDSON. Deceased.! FLORA A, RATTENBURY. de- PIPP, Deceased. There is one exception to these Notice is hereby given that by! ceased, On reading and filing the peti i full line of luncheon regulations, explained Fred W. virtue of an order of said Court j Lawrence Rattenbury, admin tion of Edwin Gaylord Pipp pray- necessities.. Westerman, chief of Michigan’s made on the 9th day of Decern- istrator of said estate, having ing that administration of said fisheries operations. Smelt fish | ber, A. D. 1935,1 shall sell at pub- rendered to this Court his final estate be granted to himself or ermen in recognized smelt wat I lie auction on the 31st day of account and filed therewith a some other suitable person. ers are also restricted to the use January. A. D. 1936. at ten o’clock petition praying that the residue It is ordered. That the ninth A Full Line of of two lines, but may use any in the forenoon, at the building of said estate be assigned to the day of January, next at ten number of hooks on a line. located on the premises in the persons entitled thereto. o'clock in the forenoon at said The two ice-line regulations, ’’HATTER BOX PETE, a white Leghorn rooster owned by William Plitr, ; said County, the interest of said It is ordered. That the twenty- Court Room be appointed for LaSalle however, do not apply to, the London police are testing this 1 a farmer of Nuett, N. Y., has gone to New York city to perform on Estate in the following described first day of January, next at two hearing said petition. Great Lakes or connecting waters the radio as an amateur. Pete, the only singing rooster extant, is pic real estate, to-wit : o’clock in the afternoon at said And it is further Ordered, That new type of fog flare which is In Court Room be appointed for Wines of the Great Lakes where five ice tended to replace the old acety tured here raising his voice in accompaniment with that of Sirs. I'red Lot 49. Plymouth Virginia Park a copy of this order be published X. lines. the number allowed last lene flares. It is worked from gas Allen, wire of the radio star. Pete recently won the world's crowing Subdivision of a part of the examining and allowing said ac three successive weeks previous, winter, is still legal. championship at the Massachusetts State fair. Northeast Quarter of Section 27, count and hearing said peti to said time of hearing, in the mains, and can be folded up and Town 1 South, Range 8 East, Vil tion. Plymouth* Mail a newspaper print put away in a metal box sunk in lage of Plymouth. Wayne County. And it is further Ordered, That ed and circulating in said County the street.. Michigan. a copy of this order be published of Wayne. TODD'S -O- ISAAC S. HUGHES. three successive weeks previous to A true copy. Spearing Season Administrator de bonis non said time of hearing, in the CASH MARKET with the will annexed. Plymouth Mail a newspaper print EDWARD COMMAND, MoS 'Little Stories Dated. December 9th. 1935. ed and circulating in said Coun Judge of Probate. Phone 9153 IBook Dec. 13, 20. 27: ty of Wayne. CARL F. LANG, Opens on Jan. 1st D. J. HEALY. Jr. Deputy Probate Register. Jan. 3. 10, 17. 24, 31 Dec. 6, 13, 20. The season for taking black; Judge of Probate. WINTER ENTERTAINING TfirBedfim Perry W. Richwine, Attorney A true copy. "bass in Michigan qomes to a CARL P. LANG. ckne for the year Tuesday, Dec. I 1550 South Main St, OR the average housewife elab Deputy Probate Register. 31, the Department of Conserva ty ThornfortW Plymouth, Mich. Dec. 13. 29. 27. tion announced today. Black bass Forate entertaining is not to be PROBATE NOTICE will not be legal game again until thought of, not only because of the c/ Burgess 220368 PROBATE NOTICE June 25. expense but because of the amount STATE OP MICHIGAN. Coun 90093 Pop Corn Ice fishermen, however, are of labor Involved. ty of Wayne, ss. STATE OP MICHIGAN. Coun WIT AGAINST WIT freshly upturned leaf here and At a session of the Probate permitted to take all species of j When serving an informal tea for there, a bit of moss lightly crushed. ty of Wayne, ss. non-game fish and any other spe club or committee the wise woman Court for said County of Wayne, At a session of the Probate cies of game-fish except brook, T WAS a dreadful game the hunt These things told the hunter which held at the Probate Court Room Court for said County of Wayne, will provide herself with plenty of er with the terrible gun and way Lightfoot had gone. in the City of Detroit, on the brown, rainbow trout and gray the good sized heavy paper- nap I held at the Probate Room in the Baby Rice...... lb. 15c ling. Lightfoot the Deer were playing In Slowly, patiently, watchfully, the Fourth day of December in the City of Detroit, on the fifth day kins to use instead of the cherished year one thousand nine hundred The two-month season * for i the Green Forest, it was a match hunter followed. After a while he of December in the year one Golden Yellow,___lb. 15c - 2 lbs. 25c linen, which is used for the more ing of wit against wit, the hunter and thirty five. thousand nine hundred and thir spearing through the ice opens' informal occasions. stopped with a satisfied grin. “I Present. EDWARD COMMAND. Jan. 1 This season is open during i seeking to take Lightfoot’s life and thought as much," he muttered. "He ty-five. Napkins of paper now come In Judge of Probate. Present THOMAS C. MURPHY. Yellow Giant, lb. 18c - 2 lbs. for 35c January and February on all in- ' Lightfoot seeking to save IL The heard that pesky Jay and circled In the Matter of the Estate of Judge of Probate. land waters, except trout streams ! large sizes and one may even experience of other years had around so as to get my sceDt. I’ll ELSIE WILSON. Deceased. In the Matter of the Estate of Guaranteed to Pop and waters not otherwise closed have an Initial to make them more taught Lightfoot much of the waya JUst cut across to triy old trail and An instrument in writing pur JOHN THOMAS WALKER, De- to spearing. The use of artificial personal. Nobody enjoyed the small of hunters and not one of the Buy it the Inexpensive Way by the Pound light while spearing is forbidden. I unless I am greatly mistaken I'll porting to be a copy of the last and elusive paper napkns, for they things he had learned about them And hla tracks there." will and testament of said de David Galin, administrator de The species of fish that may le never ‘‘stayed put.” but these are was forgotten. But the hunter in So swiftly, but silently, the hunt ceased and the probate thereof bonis non of said estate, having gally be taken with the spear; such a comfort and saving on linen. duly authenticated having been rendered to this Court his final Cigars and Tobacco—Xmas Wrapped are: Carp, suckers, mullet, red- his turn knew much of the ways er cut across his old trail and There are so many kinds of of deer. So It was that each was In a few moments he found Just produced into this Court for al account and filed therewith a borve, sheepshead, lake trout, sandwiches that may be served lowance and Rebecca Martin hav petition praying that the balance Cracker Jack______g for smelt, great northern, grass pike trying hla best to outguess the what he expected, one of Light ing filed therewith a petition of said estate be distributed and pickerel, muskellunge, white- with tea or some other hot drink, ether. foot’s footprints. Once more he praying that administration with pmong the persons entitled there Our Prices Are All Tax Included fish. ciscoes, pilotfish or meno- that one might have a different one When the hunter found the hid grinned. “Well, old fellow. I’ve the will annexed of said estate to. 7 minee Whitefish, dogfish and gar- every day for years. ing place Lightfoot had left at the outguessed you this time," said he be granted to Perry W. Richwine It is order, that the sixteenth pike. Small cookies and cakes are al warning of Sammy Jay, he followed to himself. “I am behind yon and or some other suitable person. day of January, next at ten ways popular. Make them unusual, the wind is from yon to me so It is ordered, that the third day o’clock in the forenoon at said of March, next at ten o’clock in Smitty’s Place either by filling them with some that you cannot get my scent I Court Room be appointed for ex soft rich filling of fruit or custard, the forenoon at said Court Room amining and allowing said ac wouldn't be a bit surprised If you’re be appointed for allowing said 294 South Main Street Telephone 162 or sweetened and flavored whipped behind that old windfall.” He at count and hearing said petition. cream. i once began to move forward silent Extoe The very small cream pufFs filled ly and cautiously. with good tHijk sweetened and fla Now when Lightfoot following be vored whipped cream are most at hind the hunter, had lost the scent tractive and universally well liked. of the latter, he guessed right away H YC AP Serve them on a large paper-cov that the latter had found his tracks ered plate in twos or threes; when and had started to follow them. LAST APPEARANCE BATTERIES accompanied by a cup of hot co Lightfoot stood still and listened coa, what could be more dainty for with all hla might for some little permit liberal «se ©f a light afternoon refreshment? sound to tell him where the hunt There are so many food acces er was. But there was no sound, sories now which add to the en and after a little Lightfoot began joyment of serving simple foods. to move on. The frying basket for potato nests There Was Only One Direction In There was only one direction In —they are so simple to make, using Which It Was Safe for Lightfoot which It was safe for Lightfoot to a fine shredder in the form of a to Move. move, and that was the direction flat grater, making the fresh po from which the Merry Little Breezes GoodMERRY Old Santa Claus will make his lastCHRISTMAS appearance before Christmas at LINE’S 5c - $1.00 store tato in such fine shoestrings that Lightfoot’s tracks for a short dis were blowing. As long as they the basket when cooked even looks tance. It was slow work and only brought him none of the dreaded at about 10:00 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. next Saturday, with FREE CANDY for all good children. like a nest. These may be made one whose eyes had been trained to man smell he knew that he was Boys and Girls can be sure that Santa will find the Toys and Games they want at Line’s as we and heJtted before serving. notice little things could have done safe. The hunter might be behind have endeavored through re-orders to keep our stocks in good shape. C Western New»p*por Union. it. You see, there was no snow and him. Probably he was. But ahead ------o------It was only now and then when he of him, so long aa the Merry Little had stepped on a bit of soft ground Breecea were blowing in his face Rowboat* U«ed a* “Tag*” that Lightfoot had left a footprint and brought no dreaded man smell, YOU KNOW YOU GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH AT LINE'S Before tugboats were nsed, sail But there were other signs which was safety. ©Mai gtUI five ing ships were sometimes brought' the hunter knew how to read, a o. T. TT. Bur««n.—WNO Service. Into pier by the seamen, lowering Finest Assortment of Toys Games - Books PLENTY of POWER for small rowboats or lifeboats and TOUCH -and - GO STARTS towing the vessel In. In some Toy Croquet and Table Tennis Grand Pianos that Play $1.00 cases the vessels were anchored In IN ANY WEATHER deep water and smaller boats used ASH REMOVAL 10c - 25c Rubber Autos and Trucks 5c-10c to transport passengers and cargo Pool Tables- Fully Equipped $1 THE PLYMOUTH AUTO to and from the vessel. Twice Weekly. $1.M per Month Dolls with Hair, that Sleep $1.00 PHONE 218 Stream - Line Trains 10c to $1. 11 Pc. Sets of Dishes 25c It’s easy to be patient when you SUPPLY have nothing at stake. Double Barrel Shot Guns 20c Hundreds of taint and Story South Main Street Airplanes that Fly 10c Books at 5c - 10c Phone 80 Electric Tree Light Sets 39s Xmas Greeting Cards Extra Bulbs 2 for 5c lc, 3 for 5c, 2 for 5c, and 5c earing fl___ Monday of CHRISTMAS TREES Practical Gifts for Men and Women Each Month, at Men's and Ladies’ Moccasin Slippers, pr. 39c 200 Mens Fine Dress Shirts Just in Solid Jewell ds Blaich Hall All Sizes and Shapes New Shipment Ladies’ Dresses______$1.00 White in Guaranteed Pattern_____ $1.00 Ladies’ Fine Grade Silk Hosiery „39c - 69c Jack Miller, Commander Special in Men’s Rayon Dress Socks, pr. 10c Amo Thompson, Secretary No need looking any more—just come down and se Men’s and Ladies’ Silk Scarfs, 39c, 50c, 69c Men’s Heavy Work Clothing—all sizes and Howard Eckles, Treasurer lect the kind you like best. Beautiful Box Handkerchiefs, 10, 20, 25, 39c Lowest Prices Ovenproof Casseroles in Metal holders $1.00 Men’s and Ladies’ Silk Scarfs 39c, 50c, 69c Plymouth Rock Lodge Special in Pink Glassware, all 15c pieces 10c Electric Lamps, Toasters, Flat Irons „ $1.00 No. 47. F.&A.M. visiting Cut Flowers and Plants Candy - Highest Quality - Lowest Prices MASONS 5 Lb. Box Assorted Quality Chocolates 89c Fresh Roasted Peanuts in Shell______15c For Holiday Table Deeorations 1 Lb. Box Chocolate Covered Cherries _.25c French Cream and Gum Mix -_____ lb. 10c Regular Meeting, Friday, ODER YOURS TODAY. TONS OF OTHER FRESH DELICIOUS CANDIES and PEANUTS H. Farwell Brand, W. M. Oscar E. Alsbro, Sec. Christmas Wreaths JS™ Beals Post No. IDO STORE M PEL of Mow The ROSEBUD Flower Shoppe Open Evenings Till Xmas John M. Campbell. Adjutant Friday, December 20,1935 THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michigan Page Fifteen Notice is hereby gives that by virtue Wark Avenue, in the Sixteenth Ward of said City. Together with the hereditaments | CORPORATION, Mortgagee, the power of sale contained in said mort aaid City. and aDDurtenancea thereof , tvttWILLIAM t i*w oE. -eTARSNEY.* ‘••a*’*- gage, end the statute ia such case made and FIFTH INSERTION Together with the hereditaments __ provided, on Wednesday, March 4th, 1936, Attorney for Mortgagee. Ube legal publication appurtenances thereof." 1935. 2266 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich. at 12:00 o'clock noon. Eastern Standard bated at Detroit, Michigan, November MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE Nov. 1, 8, 15. 22. 29; Dec. 6. IK Time, the undersigned win. at the South JOHN J. WALSH. 1, 1935. COMPANY, a Michigan corporation. erly or Congress Street entrance to -*-* Attorney for Mortgagee, MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE HUGH PRANCIS AND 20. 27; Jan. 3, 10. 17. 24. Phone No. 6 OF THE PLYMOUTH MAIL Phone No. 6 Wayne County Building in the City 834 Penobscot Bui Detroit, Michigan. COMPANY, a Michigan corporation. _ SIMMONS. WILLIAM E. TARSNEY, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan (that Mortgagee. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. being the building where the Circuit Court HUGH FRANCIS and M. SIMMONS, 1801 Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit. Michigan. 2266 Penobscot Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. On© of th© largest Legal Publication Nevsnapera No Legal PobBcaXioo in Wayne County Provides MORTGAGE SALE Attorneys for Mortgagee, Nov. 8. 15. 2i. 29: Dec. 6, 13, for said County is held) sell at public MORTGAGE SALE in Wayne Comity More Satisfactory Service to Attorneys auction to the highest bidder the premises 1801 Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit, Michigan. 20. 27; Jan. 3, 10, 17, 24 31. Defaults hawing bees made (and such Nov. 15. 22. 29; Dec. 6. 13. 20. Defaults having been made (and such described in said mortgage, or so much defaults having continued for more thaw ______. pursuant by JOHN A. PACK COMPANY. a thereof as may be necessary to pay the defaults having continued for more than 27; Jan. 3, 10. 17, 24, 31; Feb. 6. SECOND INSERTION .Is ninety days) in the conditions of a certain ninety days) in the conditions of a cer > the terms of said mortgage. Michigan corporation, to STATE SECUR amount due, the interest thereon and all EIGHTH INSERTION tain mortgage made by MYRTLE DUN mortgage made by Lena Malkowski of the HUGH FRANCIS and M. SIMMONS. LAWRENCE ROTHENBERG. Attorney. J co,t’’ cha.r«“ «nd ' ITY AND REALTY COMPANY. a legal costs, chargee and expenses, including City of Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan, CAN SULLIVAN, of the City o( Dv including the attorneys' fee allowed by Michigan corporation, dated the 10th day the attorney fees allowed by lew. Which Attorneys for Mortgagee, troit, Wayne County, Michigan, to HOME 13504 Woodward Avenue, i .-©i.mtmm mm to HOME OWNERS’ LOAN CORPO- 1801 Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit, Michigan. LAWRENCE ROTHENBERG, Attorney. Highland Park. Michigan. law. which premises are described as fol of March, A.D. 1926, and recorded in the premises are described as follows: All those RATION, a Corporation organised under OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATIOM. a office of the Register of Deeds for the certain pieces or parcels of land situate in 13504 Woodward Avenue, Corporation organized under the laws of lows, to-wit: Premises and property situat the laws of the United States of America, Highland Park, Michigan. ed in the City of Detroit. County of Wayne. County of Wayne and State of Michigan on the City of Detroit, County of Wayne and MORTGAGE SALE the United States of America, dated Doc- MORTGAGE SALE dated December 22nd, 1933, and recorded State of Michigan, described as: Lot One the 20th day of March, 1926. m Liber 1687 State of Michigan, known and described in the office of the Register of Deeda for ember 21, 1933, and recorded in the office , Hundred Eighty-three (IBS) of Seymour of Mortgages, page 269; and which said mort as follows, to-wit : Wayne County, Michigan, on Decemb * Default having been made in the terms MORTGAGE SALE of the Register of Deeds for Wayne Cooo- Default having been made i the terms & Troester’s Michigan Avenue Subdivision gage was assigned by the State Security "Lot numbered Forty-eight (48) of 26th, 1933. in Liber 2680 ef Mortgage., and conditions of a certain mortgage made ty. Michigan, on December 23. 1933. fas certain mortgage made „„ of private Claim Seven Hundred and Realty Company, a Michigan corpora Welch and O'Brien's Oakwood Park Sub Default having been made in the terms Liber 2680 of Mortgages, on Page 197, awd tt M (ST dSS,. W.yn. County, on Page 279, and said mortgagee having by RICHARD CORTEVILLE and and conditions of a certain mortgage made tion. to the Grange Life Insurance Com division of part of Private Claims sixty- elected under the terms of said mortgage MARIA CORTEVILLE, hia wife, of the said mortgagee having elected under the pany. a Michigan corporation, by assign by LOUIS MAXWELL and BERTHA terms of said mortgage to declare the ewtire Sim Michigan, according to the plat there- one (61) and one hundred eighteen (118) to declare the entire principal and accrued City of Detroit, County of Wayne and MAXWELL, hia wife, of the City of De ment dated March 13. 1926, and recorded formerly Village of Oakwood, according to State of Michigan, Mortgagor, to MICH principal and accrued interest thereon dkie. ef th?^4IGHI ANF>%ARK I of record*d « th« ofI3ce ol the RCt'*«T interest thereon due, which election it does troit, Wayne County. Michigan, to the which election it does hereby exercise, yo- in the office of the Register of Deeds for the plat thereof recorded September 28, hereby exercise, pursuant to which there IGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HIGHLAND PARK TRUST COM Wayne County, on the 23rd day of April, 1915, in Liber 32, page 88, plats. Wayne a Michigan corporation, of Detroit, Mich suant to which there ia claimed to ba doe Highland Park, County of Wayne, and, 2* of „ . is claimed to be due and unpaid on said PANY, of the City of Highland Park, and unpaid on said mortgage at the date State of Michigan, a corporation organised at Detrolt' Michigan. November 1926, in Volume 165 of Assignments, page County Records. mortgage at the date of thia notice for igan, Mortgagee, dated the 18th day of County of Wayne, and State of Michigan, 353. which said mortgage was subsequently March, A. D. 1929. and recorded In the of this notice for principal, interest aod a»d_«i«ing under the law. of the State «• 1!%OHK OWNERS' LOAN Said premises being on the East side of principal and interest the turn of FIVE a corporation organized and existing under insurance premiums the sum of Klovow assigned by Grange Life Insurance Com Liddesdale Avenue between Gilroy and THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED THIR office of the Register of Deeda for the the laws of the State of Michigan, dated Thousand Three Hundred Seventy-one dated the 3rd_ day of Jan | CORPORAT1Om, a federal corporation. pany. a Michigan corporation, to MICH Toronto Avenues. TY FOUR and 39/100 Dollars ($5,534.- County of Wayne and State of Michigan the 7th day of June A. D. 1928 and re 61/100 Dollars ($11,371.61) and no am Mortgagee. IGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMP ATTY, Together with the hereditaments and ap 39) and no suit or proceeding at la’ on the 19th day of March, A.D. 1929, corded in the office of the Register of of the Register of Deeds for the County of in Liber 2294 of Mortgages, on page 14, or proceeding at law or in equity haviog Wayne. State of Michigan, on the 9th day PATRICK H. O'BRIEN. a Michigan corporation. by assignment purtenances thereof.” in equity having been instituted to recover Deeds for the County of Wayne, State of been instituted to recover the debt secorod of January A. D. 1928 in Liber 2072 of Attorney for Mortgagee. dated May 29. 1930. and recorded in the Dated at Detroit, Michigan, November the debt secured by said mortgage or anyj on which mortgage there ia claimed to be Michigan, on the 13th day of June A. D. by said mortgage or any part thereof; 3729 Barium Tower. office of the Register of Deeds for Wayne 20. 1935. part thereof; \duidue, at the date of thia notice, for principal. 1928 m Liber 2151 of Mortgages, on Page Mortgages, on Page 477. on which mort ^>d interest, the sum of Nine Thousand NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of the gage there is claimed to be due and unpaid Detroit, Michigan. County, on the 18th day of August, 1930, MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of thejV' 543, on which mortgage there is claimed power of sale contained in said mortgage at the dato of this notice, including prin Dec. 6. 13. 20. 27: Volume 227. of Assignments, page 155, COMPANY, a Michigan corporation, power of tale contained in said mortal Six Hundred Sixty-one Dollars and Four to be due and unpaid at the date of this and pursuant to the Statutes of the Mato cipal and interest, the sum of TWO 17. 24, 31; Feb. 7. which mortgage there is claimed to tie Assignee of Mortgagee. and pursuant to the Statutes of the St-„ cents ($9,661.04) and an attorney fee as notice, including principal and interest, the of Michigan in such case made and provid e at the date of this notice, for principal, HUGH FRANCIS end M. SIMMONS. of Michigan in such case made and pro provided by law. No auit or proceedings sum of SIX THOUSAND THREE ed, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED THIR vided. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TY-EIGHT and 56/100 ($2,938.56) Dol HUGH FRANCIS and M. SIMMONS. interest and taxes the sum of One Thou Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee- at law or in equity having been instituted HUNDRED SEVENTY FOUR on MONDAY, JANUARY 27. 1936 “ lars and no suit or proceedings at law or Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee. sand Ninety-Eight Dollars and Ten Cents 1801 Dime Bank Bldg.. Detroit. Michigan. that on Thursday, February 20th, 1936 at to recover the debt secured by said mort 62/100 ($6,374.62) Dollars and no s_.. twelve o'clock noon. Eastern Sta is equity having been instituted to recov 1801 Dime Bank Bldg.. Detroit. Michigan. (SI098.10). as provided for in said mort Dec. 6. 13. 20. 27; Jan. 3, 10, 12 o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time gage. or any part thereof. Now. therefore, proceedings at law or in equity having been Time st the Southerly or Congress 1__ er the debt now remaining secured by gage. and no suit or proceedings st law 17, 24. 31: Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28. at the Southerly or Congress- Street en by virtue of the power of sale contained instituted to recover the debt now remain pentrsnee to the County Building in the City said mortgage, or any part thereof: now, MORTGAGE SALE trance to the County Building, in the City in said mortgage, and pursuant to the sta ing secured by aaid mortgage, or any part I of Detroit. County of Wayne. M " having been instituted to recover the mon of Detroit, County of Wayne, Michigan tute of the State of Michigan in such esse therefore. DOtice is hereby given that by eys secured by said mortgage or any part HUGH FRANCIS and M. SIMMONS, thereof; now, therefore, notice is hereby (that being the place of holding virtue of the power of sale contained in Default having been made in the terms Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee. (that being the place of holding Circuit made and provided, notice is hereby given given that by virtue of the power of sale Court in said County) said mi _ said mortgage, and pursuant to the sta and conditions of a certain mortgage made 1801 Dime Bank Bldg., Detroit. Michigan. Court in said County) said mortgage will that on Monday. February 10, 1936. at contained in said mortgage, and pursuant will he foreclosed by a sale at public l Notice is hereby given that by virtue of be foreclosed I by a sale at public auction 12:00 o'clock noon. Eastern Standard to the statute of the State of Michigan, in tion to the highest bidder of the premiaas-- tute of the State of Michigan, in such case by JOHN A. PACK COMPANY, a the power of sale contained in said mort made and provided, the undersigned win Michigan corporation, to STATE SE MORTGAGE SALE to the highest bidder of the premises de Time, said mortgage will be foreclosed by such case made and provided, the under described in said mortgage, or so nsuds sell at public auction to the highest bidder CURITY AND REALTY COMPANY, gage. and the statute in such case made and scribed in sand mortgage, or so much a sale at public auction, to the highest signed will sell at public auction to the high thereof as may be necessary to pay the on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of a Michigan corporation, dated the 10th provided, on Wednesday, the 4th day of Default having been made in the :kmi thereof as may be necessary to pay the bidder at the southerly or Congress Street est bidder on Wednesday, the 5th day of amount due as aforesaid, apd any sow MARCH A. D. 1936. at twelve o'clock day of March. A.D. 1926, and recorded March. 1936. at 12:00 o'clock noon. East and conditions of a certain mortgage made amount due as aforesaid, and any sum or entrance to the Couny Building in the City FEBRUARY A. D. 1936. at twelve o'clock or sums which may be paid by the undw- noon. Eastern Standard Time. at ern Standard Time, the undersigned will, at by JOHN A. PACK COMPANY, a sums which may be paid by ithe under of Detroit. Wayne County, Michigan noon, Eastein Standard Time, at the south signed at or before said sale for taxes in the office of the Register of Deeds for signed at or before said sale ’for taxes erly or Congress Street entrance to the southerly or Congress Street entrance the County of Wayne and State of Mich the southerly or Congress Street entrance Michigan corporation, to STATE SE (that being the building where the Circuit and/or insurance on said premises, and aB the Wayne County Building m the City to the County Building in the City of De and/or insurance on said premises, and Court for the County of Wayne is held) Wayne County Building in the City of De other sums paid by the undersigned, with igan on the 20th day of March. 1926, in CURITY AND REALTY COMPANY, all other sums paid by the undersigned, troit. County of Wayne and State of Mich of Detroit. County of Wayne and State Liber 1687 of Mortgages, page 257; and troit. Wayne County. Michigan (that be a Michigan corporation, dated the 10th of the premise* described in said mortgage, interest thereon, pursuant to law and to of Michigan (that being the building ing the place where the Circuit CouVt for with interest thereon, pursuant to law and or so much thereof as may be necessary igan (that being the building wherein the the terms of said mortgage, and all legal which said mortgage was assigned by the day of March. A.D. 1926. and recorded ii to the terms of said mortgage, and all legal Circuit Court lor the County of Wayne wherein the Circuit Court for the County State Security and Realty Company, a said County is held), sell at public auction to pay the amount due. the interest thereon costs, charges and expenses, including aa the office of the Register of Deeds for the costs, charges: and expenses, including an and all legal costs, charges and expenses, is held) the premises described in sa Page Sixteen THE PLYMOUTH MAIL, Plymouth, Michi Friday, December 20,1935 —_ ------_ _ _ Jggan: and having general circulation therein. charges and expenses, John Dngrin; John Duhane; Roscoe Duke; 220, 137 A True Copy. I attorney's fee, which premises THROUGH A In the Matter of the Estate* of: Mrs. THOMAS C. MURPHY, ..I as foUows: Mrx. Wm. Duke; Frank Dukette: Jno. ir parci Dulian; David Dumas: Mrs. Geo. Dumas; Florence Franey; Tomas Frango; Miss Judge of. Probate. 1 That certain piece — ,------:el of land— sit- H. Faunce Dumbleton; George Dumitra; Alice G. Frank; Isadore Frank; Jack RALPH J. ZIEGLER, uated in the City of Highlandighland Park, County Mrs. Thos. Dun; David T. Dunbar; Mrs. Frank; Joseph Frank; Louis Frank; Mrs. Probate Register. 1 of Wayne. Michigan, more particularly Womans Eyes MERRY CHRISTMAS Emma Dunbar; Duncan Bros.: Edward Haywood Franklin; Thomas Franklin; Dec. 20, 27; Jan. 3. described as: Let Ninety-six (96) Subdi- Duncan; Margaret Duncan: Wm. H. Dun Vincent .Franklin; Mrs. Frank Frankow- — ------s------j vision of Blocks One (1), Two (2), Three ski; Michael Frantz; Mrs. August Franz; 1 f3). Four (4). Seven (7) and Ten (10) of By JEAN NEWTON can; Mrs. John Dunick: Whentz Dunkow- i Stevens's Subdivision of part of one-quarter ski; H. A. Dunlap; Emma Dunn; Fred Salvatord Frarizito; Frank Fraser; Mrs. EIGHTH INSERTION J. H. Fraser; Jas. Fraser: Mrs. Jas. I (%) Sections Seventeen (17) and Twenty- Dunn; Hiuchy Dunn; Jaa. Dunn: Paul four (24). Ten Thousand (10,000) Acre Tup TAI F RFARFR G. Dunn Co.; Alexander Dunsmuir; Joe Fraser; Maoreen Fraser; Mrs. Lau C. PATRICK H. O’BRIEN, Attorney. AND THE FIRST INSERTION Frauks: Wm. D. Fray; Samuel Frazer; I Tract. Village of Highland Park. Wayne I THt- 1 ALt-BtARtK- Dupke; Fred Dupler; Mrs. Patk. Durkin; 3729 Barium Tower 1 County. Michigan,[ichigan, according to the platpla' • TALE HEARHEARER Lucias Durman; Mrs. Fred Durocher; Frederick T. Frazier: Ord Frazier; Mrs. To You LAWRENCE ROTHENBERG. Attorney Geo. Frear: Sam Fredburg; Ben Fred Detroit. Michigan. i thereof recorded in Liber 24 of Plats, Pagi Mrs. Mortimer Duscoll; Marcel Dusza; ' 76. Wayne County Records. 13504 Woodward Avenue. Gus Dutnoff: Mayk Dvadvire; David rick;. Mrs. Walter J. Freeddl; H. Freed Highland Park. Michigan. MORTGAGE SALE Dated: October 31. 1935. j «r\EAK Jean Newton: Dwail; Cora Dwinell; Jno. Dwyer; Joe man; Mrs. R. L. Freedman; Anna Free HOME OWNERS' LOAN man; Mrs. Chas. D. Freeman; Derrick I "Will you please write In and MORTGAGE SALE Dybas. —Disappeared or Missing Persona. D. Freeman; Mrs. Earl Freeman; Mrs. fault hariqgcontinuS “r mo\e than ninv LUCKING. VAN AUKEN No. 220. 131 Ida Freeman: Chas. Freer; Russel Fregon- [ your column that the most vicious. Default having been made in the termi ing; Hyman Freidman; Erico Freirson; ty <90) days) in the terms and conditions ; Attorneys for Mortgagee, In the Matter of the Estates of: John W. of a certain mortgage made by IONE 3114 Union Guardian Bldg.. Detroit, Mich. ! the most despicable of all human and conditions of a certain mortgage made Dye; Mrs. Nettie Dye; Mrs. C. Dyer; Otlo Freis; Elsie French; Fred A. French; OLDHAM, (Widow) of the City of De- , Nov- »•_?• 15, 22. 29_. Dec. 6. 13. beings is the tale bearer? Yours by JOHN J. STRAUSS and EVA Wnl. Dykes; Joe Dyuricsity; Frank Mrs. H. French", Harold French; Mrs. Til- 20, 27; Jan. 3, 10, 17. 24.1 STRAUSS, his wife, of the City of De Dziadosz; Stanley Dziadosz; Mrs. Joseph lie E. French: W. E. French; Wm. . County~ of Wayne, ------State of------Michi; _ "1 have just seen a friendship of ; troit. County of Wayne, State of Michigan, Dziekan: Wadystan Dzizczkoroike; An French; William E. Fretz; ,M«ry E. Freutz; as Mortgagor, to HOME OWNE1 to the HIGHLAND PARK TRUST thony Dzrkowski; Joseph B. Davis; Dr Mrs. Albert Frewring; Emil Friberg; J. LOAN CORPORATION, a federal cor . long standing broken by such a per- j COMPANY, of the City of Highland Clyde H. DeAcres; Jno. S. DeCresney; W. Friedenberg; Ben H. Friedman; Joseph poration, as Mortgagee, dated December ' son. A woman who prided herself Park. County of Wayne, and State of Dan DeMenna; Margt. J. DeMoisse; Mrs. Friedman; Martin Friedman; Mrs. Victoria 29, 1933, and recorded in the office of the NINTH INSERTION Michigan, a corporation organized and ex Edw. DeT amble; Detroit Brass Forging Frierson; Mrs. F. J. Frigge: Mrs. Peter Register of Deeds for Wayne County, | i on keeping in good condition, be- ! from the isting under the laws of the State of Mich Co.; Ernest Dimerrio; Stanley R. DuBria; Frisch; Sebring C. Frisk; Jos. P. Fritz- Michigan, on January 2, 1934, in Liber ,------—------I came ill and for the first time in 1 igan, dated the 15th day of December A. Julia Dalhka; Frank H. Davis; C. L. De- gerald; Mrs. Albert Froede; Sophie Fro- 2681 of Mortgages, page 39, and said Mort- ; WILLIAM E. TARSNEY, i years has been doctoring. Her 1 D. 1925 and recorded in the office of the lisle; Fred K. Drake: Mrs. Frank Drin- min; Mary Fronczak; Lawrence Froosh; gagee having elected under the terms and Attorney for Mortgagee, Plymouth Hospital Register of Deeds for the County of Wayne, kest; Sam Dugally; Mrs. G. W. Duino; M els Frosier. conditions of said mortgage to declare the 2266 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit,- Mich, friend, who lias certain theories entire principal and accrued interest there State of Michigan on the 16th day of Dec Ed. Dotson; Henry Donnelly; Jno B. Dun MORTGAGE SALE ember A. D. 192S in Liber 1640 of Mort can; Richard W. Distler; Mariano Diaz; on due, which election it does hereby ex about this, made the remark to a gages, on page 309. on which mortgage ercise, pursuant to which there is claimed Austin Davis; Maurice Daves; Mrs. Fred In the Matter ot the Estates of: Geo. S. to be due and unpaid on said mortgage Default having been made (and such third person that; she would feel there is claimed to be due and unpaid on L. Doyer; Chas. W. Davis; Detroit Frost; Thos. Frost; Vergil Frost; Wallace at the date of this notice for principal and default having continued for more than better if she paid less attention to this notice, including principal and interest, Theatre Amusement Co.; Perer Dragan- J. Frost; Frederick E. Fry; Henry Fry; the sum of THREE THOUSAND THREE interest the amount of TWO THOUSAND ninety (90) days) in the terms and con- herself. This, carried back to the ' ski; Joe Danna: Vincent H. Dawson: Sam Frye; Chas. Fuller; Earl H. Fuller; FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT ditions of a certain mortgage made by HUNDRED SIXTY-FOUR and 82/100 Dexter Garage; Carl A. Dickinson; An Mrs. F. Fuller; Francis B. Fuller; Ruth DOLLARS and FORTY ONE CENTS I HERMAN JOHN MATHIAK, a Married ailing woman, lias broken a friend- [ End Your MOTH Worries Once and For All ($3,364.82) Dollars and no suit or pro thony H. Eady; Mrs. Michael Eagan: Fuller; Wm. E. Fuller; Clyde Fulperson; ($2,438.41) and no suit or proceeding at I Man, of the City of Detroit, County of ship of years. ceedings at law or in equity having been Louis Eagle; Lennet Eaglen; Olive A. Mrs. Jas. Fulton; Mrs. Sam Fulton; James law or in equity having been instituted to , Wayne, Michigan, to HOME OWNERS' instituted to recover the debt now remain Earett; Edna Earhart; Richard Earle; Fung: Moses Furst; Mrs. Wm. Fusee; recover the debt secured by said mort- l LOAN CORPORATION, a Corporation "Now I don't say that the re- i with ing secured by said mortgage,- or any part Norman E. Earles: Mrs. Wm. Earngey; John Futch; Geo. C. Fenton: Mrs. Ray gage or any part thereof, notice is hereby organized under the laws of the United thereof: now, therefore, notice is hereby Wm. Earshaw: C. Arthur Easterly: Fineberg; Geo. L. Foex; Harry Foster; given that by virtue of the power of sale ’ States of America, bearing date the Six- mark in question was admirable, i given that by virtue of the power of sale Eastern Hat Mfg. Co.; Lawrence T. Mrs. H. Freitag; Chas. F. Frue; Chas. contained in said mortgage and pursuant ' teenth day of March, A.D. 1934, and re- But the third person was also an ONE TIME - LIFE TIME contained in said mortgage, and pursuant Bastes; Mike Easuchenko; Mrs. A. Eat- Frank; Joe Farkas; Thos. Felkovich; Mrs. to the statutes of the State of Michigan t corded in the office of the Register of to the statute of the State of Michigan, hridge; Amor F. Eaton; Wm. H. Eaton; R. Jno. Fernlund; Damien Fisette: Wm. J. in such case made and provided, on FEB- 1 Deeds for the County of Waine, State of old friend, and we are all human. in such case made and provided, the under Albert H. Eber; David Eberhart; C. F. Fisher; Mrs. Geo. H. Foster; Hattie RUARY 10. 1936. at 12:00 o'clock Noon, Michigan, on the Twenty-thtfd day of We all say things occasionally, en signed will sell at public "auction to the Ebert: Harvey Ebery. Fruitt; Dr. Joseph Frey; Hertel Fournier; (Continued trom pqge 10) I March. A. D. 1934. in I/bet .2699 of tirely without malice or ill will, highest bidder on WEDNESDAY, the —Disappeared or Missing Persons. Fred Fracleich: Walter Flemelling; Nick Eastern Standard T-.me. the ,>aid mortgage' Mortgages, on Page 137, 25th day of MARCH A. D. 1936. at twelve No. 220. 132 Flones; Pearl Field; John B. Ferrer: will------be foreclosed by sale at public gage there is claimed to which do harm only if they are o'clock noon. Eastern Standard Time, at In the Matter of the Estates of: Abraham Fred Fels; Battista Franco; Carl Gabriel, date of this notice for prinJcipal and inter the southerly or Congress Street entrance Ebrak; Mrs. Fred Eckert; Mrs. Lenard tion to the highest bidder at *‘«e southerly carried hack. I think a tale bearer BERLOU Jr; Steve Gacy: Sam Gada; Joe Gaedi; est the sum of Three Thoicand One Hun to the Wayne County Building in the City or Congress Street entrance to the Wayne Eckert: Eclipse Welding & Cutting Works; Ella Gagan; Philip C. Gagnier; Mrs. Anr.a County Building in the City of Detroit. dred Twenty-one and 17/lio Dollars ($3.- Is a criminal and should he shunned of Detroit. County of Wayne and State of Aaron Eder; Louis Eder; Otto Edinger; Gagnor; Margaret Gagnor; _Carl Gahl; ' 121.17) and no suit or proceeding at law Michigan (that being the building wherein Howard Edley; Love Edmond: Albert ChE’Cai»7:~ Mrt.' Ch«.‘ j.’ G.uiie: Tack ’ ^ng ^"Shic^^Cir^iV Cou"4 for equity having been /instituted to by nil decent people. I hope you the Circuit Court for the County of Wayne Edmund: Eddie______Edson: ___Mrs...... James A. __Ed- I Qalante: Mary Galaska; Barbara Galiorn: I Wayne* County is held), of the premises cover the debt secured mortgage agree with me and print this in is held) the premises described in ■ said I ward; William Edward: Chas. Edwards: Louis Galixxu: Mrs. Ed. Gall; Lawrence described in said mortgage, or so much or any part thereof; capital letters.’’ mortgage, or sufficient thereof, to satisfy Chas. J. Edwards: Clara Edwards; Mrs. Gallagher: Jno. Gallas; John Gallas: T. | thereof as may be necessary to pay the NOW. THEREFO by virtue of said indebtedness with seven per cent (7%) | j, o. Edwards: Karl E. Edwards; Mrs. Gallin. ; amount due on said mortgage as aforesaid the power of sale coni _I do.... agree...... with our reader that interest and all legal costs allowed by law i Maggie Edwards: On-is C. Edwards: Ray- gage and pursuant u/the Statutes of the n.iinr i.. s..:,i —Disappeared or Missing Persons, and any sum or sums which may be paid State of Michigan in such case made and nhnt 16 Sd"J friends sliould and provided for in said mortgage, includ- mond L. Edwards: Thomas Edwards; No. 220,139 by the undersigned, at or before said sale. ing attorneys’ fees, which said premises |j Wm. E. Edwards: Jos. Effort;^ttert; AnarewAndrew R.k. ' Jn the Matter of the Estates of: jake for ,aXes and/or insurance provided, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV lie regarded as a confidence and are described as follows: All that certain Egan; Chas. WW. Egger; M. L. EvvlestonEggleston;. Gallop. Ch„ GaI,OUry: Lucille Galloway: ' " and all other------sums paid by the under EN that on MONDAY the THIR held sacred. It is true too that piece or parcel of land situate in the City George Efrcmiades: Louis Eguia; Mrs. signed. with interest thereon, pursuant to TEENTH dayof JANUARY, A.D. 1936, Tom Galor; . Robert E. Galpaith: Jno. twelve o'clock noon. Eastern StandardStandi ' of Detroit. County of Wayne, State of | Nora Eichele; J. Stanley Eisenberg: Sadye Galvin; John C. Galvin; Peter Galvin; law and to the terms of said mortgage, and something which may lie said by Michigan, described as foUows. to-w-.t: ! Ekelman: Mrs. Luis Ekert: Isaac Ekmon: all legal costs, charges and expenses, in Time at the Southerly or Congress Street Tony Gambino; Eric H. Gamble; Mike entrance to the County Building in the City , anyone in all sincerity and gootl Lot No. 363. State Fair Subdivision of i BeUa Elburzar: John Elchuck: Mrs. Han- Gambrose; Moy Gammon: Filip Ganko: cluding the attorneys’ fee allowed by law. past of South !-j of Section 2. Town 1 nah Elconin; Alvah E. Elder; Euretta El- which premises are described as follows, of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan (that W1*I may ssiime the semblance of Geo. Ganzin: Alex Gara: Steve Garaj: being^the place of, holding Circuity Court evil wild! repented. south, Range 11 east. Greenfield Township. I <)er; Ludwig Elechek; Risto Elia;_ Mike H. Garasian: John A. Garbaz: Jos. W. Gar to-wit: Premises and property situated in The wise, of Wayne County. Michigan._ Plat Recorded ! El,k; John H._ Elio; Lloyd N. the City of Detroit, County of Wayne, said County) said mortgage will be fore ber; Mrs. Julius Garber: Rose Garboni: closed by a sale at public auction to the course, refrain from so putting July 26, 1912. Liber 28. Page 26. Plats. Philip Elkins; Mrs. Dot Elliott; G. H. El Bertha Garcia; Chas. Garcia:via Felixrciix via.-Gar- State of Michigan, described as: Lot Forty Dated: December 16, 1935. liott; Jno. M. Elliott; Wm. R. Elliot; Garden- Mrs Wm Gardener- Si* <46> Howland Subdivision of East highest bidder of the premises described themselves In the hands of another. HIGHLAND PARK TRUST Chas. W. Ellis; Mrs. Florence B. Ellis; Mrx Telmon Gordh,rt:r Amos™^0 G.rdin- °n' ^dt‘o’JYn in said mortgage, or so much thereof as But we are not all wise. And with COMPANY. Mortgagee. John C. Ellis; J. S. Ellis: Tom Ellis; er; Lyle T. Gardiner; Patrick H. Garner: 'Y®1 °ne HaJf.Lo« One (>)• may be necessary to pay the amount due LAWRENCE ROTHENBERG. Zollie Ellison; Laurence Ellstein; Mrs. Mrs". Roscoe C. Gardner; Walter S. Gard- ' 05)• Joum On« >> on said mortgage as aforesaid, with in out doubt there is a responsibility Attorney for Mortgagee. L. Mary Ellsworth: Ida D. Elmer; Mrs. ner; Lere B. G.rdulsky. Tony Gambino: , S”«h.' terest thereon and all legal costs, charges and expenses, including the Attorney fee on the part of the "hearer" not to 13504 Woodward Avenue. Louis Elmore; Nick C. Eldff: Chas. El- Ptter Garjovich: Emma Gam; Mrs. Ella the plat.thereof recorded in the office of Highland Park, Michigan. sholz: Edw. B. Elson. I Garner;* Walter GaVneth: Florence E. Gar- ! 'be, J?*?1’ C0UMV allowed by law, and any sum or sums "tell of the matter.'’ Dec. 20. 27: Jan. 3. 10. 17 24. -Disappeared or Missing Persons. Irett: Mrs. Geo. R. Garrett; Wm. Garrett: ,n J',be,r 33 °LPlat?- «.<• which may be paid by the undersigned at Phone for our service man. We can render this 31; Feb. 7, 14. 21. 28; Mar. 6. 13. No. 220, _133 r j£or;ng | Manuel Garrigan: Fred Garrison: Wm. Dated Detroit. Michigan. October or before sale for taxes and/or insurance It seems to me that the remedy lid premises which premises are ait-j for Nile bearing is In the hands of In the Matter of the Estates of: L. Garrison: * Frank Garrit: Mrs. Sam; 28. I93S. Elston: Mikaloy Elstraton: Mrs. Ho-i HOME OWNERS' LOAN •new moth proof service in your home. It’s very DAVID H. CROWLEY. Attorney Gen Gartner: Wm. Garvin: Edw. M. Garwitz: CORPORATION, a federal corporati "> the tale I. gan H."" gjEly;...... William "H. Elay: Ephrim ! Chas. W. Garwood; Pecoulla Gaspar; Aug- 1 eral. Lansing, Michigan. Emerick: Mrs.rs. "P. tmerson;" javaJack cm-1Em-1 . r mortgagee. lo'Js' brought. For what could be more inexpensive and we guarantee the results. BUELL A. DOELLE. State Public Ad Faye Emory: Empire Hand 1 Ga“"- Green Gassett: McKee Gass- i PATRICK H. O'BRIEN. tnery; 1 Allen Gaters; Fred Gates; 1 ministrator, Lansing, Michigan. Laundry: Mrs.rs. Ethel------Enders; Wm. S. “m- Ca»t.- Attorney for Mortgagee, _ ------„ part of Private MBHaKHC M STUTZ. Wayne -County Ann F.nvland: Anthonv G. £?' ..*f- ~ate3 Robt. C. Gates; Clifford 3729 Barium Tower. Claim Five Hundred Eighty-three (583) © Bell Syndlcots.—WNL' Servlca. TjlBSc Administrator, 2370 Penobscot ‘-"r c“'" l- | Detroit. Michigan. north of Chicago Road, according to the MMzT. Detroit. Michigan. Nov. 1, 8. IS. 22. 29; Dec.6.X/O..V, i a, recorded plat thereof recorded in the of- , Phone 403 STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN THE -Diwjanda MW, . 20, 27 Jan...... 3. 10, 17.- 24. o{ die Register of Deeds for Wayne PROBATE COURT FOR THE COUN ------I County in Liber 3 of Plata. Page 2. (Also EpIgtams C,.: Wm. Epp.; John , In ,h. Mn>„ ol E.<.» of: H.rp, Eve's TY OF WAYNE. Epremiau: Abe Epstein. Erich bnexson. , „ G . » r.ivith- Zin» R Gaw- LUCKING. VAN AUKEN A SPRAGUE, J'"0?"1 " 3573 *•<>?«« Avenue. Detroit. No. 220.127 f „ =ordon Er^rn, E,rf E^oij J”. ZG“ditk: °A1„ Attorneys for Mortgagee. #83 W??TS.I£?untJ'J{,ch,«an ) , In the Matter of the Estate* of: Mrs. 3114 Union■■ -Guardian - Bldg.. Detroit. Mich. DATED: October 18, 1935. 'The first Patrice Deering; Carl W. Defloe; Mrs. Lo- — - Ahmad Esseo.. .Leon Etelman^jen Gayek ._ Joe Mu Gayer: Jos. Gaynay; Mrs. HOME OWNERS' LOAN Perfection Laundry vina DeGabrielle: Geo. DeGombert; Jos. J,, . bar,: ’ S,i' O«.a: S»nl,V O.d- CORPORATION. Mortgagee ticoe Degrace; Mrs. Anna M. Deharsen; Steve Louis Eugenides M . • _ p . s'' rzewoski; Speros Gefton; Alva A. Geister ; MORTGAGE SALE WILlFam'b. TARSNEY, Charles Evans, Mrs, Jas. .. • ctaniev I Tripi Geitinison: Jac. Geitz: Marton Gel------Attorney for Mortgagee. socoe Dejan; Alice DeLacey: Benn J^ Dels- Evans: Mrs. Bessie Suslfll bman: Jos. Geltwida; Jay S. Gelty; Geo. .Fontaine; Anna J.-Delaney: Cha*. Delano; Defaults having been made (and such . 2266 Penobscot- Bldg., Detroit. Mich. and Dry Cleaners Chas. Delescluse; John Delielson: J»«b Evanski. Mrs. pixFwa„,l?,| G „ Gcnematos: Annie Genna; Joseph Genna: defaults having continued for more than Oct. 18. 25: Nov. 1, 8. 15. 22. Delinsky; Willie Delliard; Geo. Dellostia; a?-r.EiarChKU«5F™^k- F^r«t 4 Ever! I Tony Genoia; Walter Gentry; Wm. Gen- ninety days) in the conditions of a certain 29: Dec. 6. 13. 20. 27 Jan. 3. 10. couples Mrs. Fred Delong; Guiseppe Delorenxo; Ellis. Mrs. John E eri . . g -yy I yk; Herman Genzer; Mrs. Henry George; mortgage made by Philip S. Beamer and Thos. DeLauch; Josephine Delson; Delta Anna M. Beamer. h's wife of Highland e&xee Laundry Co.; Domenico DeLuca; Mrs. Socratio Geor- Park. Wayne County. Michigan, to HOME Rugged individualism Nell J. DeLucas; Leo DeLuco; Louis OWNERS’ LOAN CORPORATION, a is uhen Can't Stand Competition European and American Plan Dana: Thos. W. Demarest; George De- Corporation organized under the laws of "What you call rugged individ they acvee. mas; Mrs. Chas. DeMean; Cynl Demen- ho:. P.'« «'• Ger'm.in; ” Benne B„- the United States of America, dated Jan Eastern brook trout cannot with On the European plan the gnest ard Famber; Fortuna«e Falcon Salvadore, NelJ L German; Alfonso Gero; uary 18. 1934. and recorded in the office, ualism,’’ said HI Ho. the sage of lenare: Amina Daneria; Mike Demeter; Falcone; Hazel Pater. Robt. H. Falton. oj. Ceron. «.jm GerowtiU; Joe Gerr,ge; stand competition with other spe pays a stipulated amount for lodg Harold Deming: James Demetreyos: Robt. of the Register of Deeds for Wayne Coun- ; Chinatown, "cannot he suppressed. Demke: Theo. Demmer; Angel Demotf; Mrs. Aleneda Fa' • „. . Persons Stanislas Gerr^in: Wm. C. Gerstner; Ruth ty. Michigan, on January 22. 1934, in Lib- A private toothache is always more sepairabe. cies of fish; but they thrive if pro ings only; under the American plan Harold E. Demoray: Theophite Denecker- —Disappeared or Missing Persons. GertlIberg; Louis Gertzman; Rosa Getu; dJS'uSto 'he "»POrt*nl lli-m Any nubile' tected In high mountain lakes, in the rate Includes both lodgings and Philip Deneweht; Mrs. Mary Denis . ’Isaac - No. ZZO.l | Gerrolina Ghezzi: Stanley Gevurinaki; i pools and quiet streams. meals. Denkin; Mrs. Clifford Dennewitz; Chas. In tne Matter ol the Estates of: Dora - Frank Ghekiere: Dahis Ghiz; Fisci Gia- terms of said mortgage to declare the V. Denais; Evelyn E. Dennis Zael Den- Faran: Joe Faraxra: Morris Farbor: Lena j come; Milo E. Giacopozzi; Mrs. Mempo ipal and accrued interest thereon nis: Mrs. Robert S. Denny: Fargo: Tibor Farkas: Marion Farley i Gialgiano: Guitppe Giamona; Geo. Giana- Z' Denskowski; Albert DePaul: Tony Depok (Mrs.):..... Mrs. Marthav- Farley;®„i„.. Bevie Farmv.— . I v... Sam Gibb. Mrg Walter T. Gibb; .. pursuant to which there is claimed May Derbey; Geo. Derby: Mrs. Paul Der- er; Theo. Fanner: Walter Farmer; Jack T. Gibbling; Mrs. Walter Gibbl ' |b« due an^. unPa,d °n “’<* ?' met; C. E. Derr; Thos. N. Derry; Wo- Farnowski; Cleo M. Farnsworth: Daulton lentz Derwichowski; Jules DeSIoveau; Mrs. Farpoff; Mrs. John Farqubar; Frank FarT; a,n?t2.c.L°F,h. is/...Dh..,r,(»!■.- Henry Desmarais; Mrs. Margaret Des Mrs. Gustine Farr; J. H. Farr: Mrs..Geo. mond; J. T. Erevin Dessert: Albert Det- Parrel: Mrs. D. F. Farrell: Jas- F. Farrdly; Court House in the City of Detroit in 997-.75l al?d ?u,t °r proceeding law Mrs. Geo. Farrier: Louis Farris; Louis said County on the 17th day of December. m ,hav?"1 ^*"b ,ns’lty,e^ roier: Detroit Automatic ' Machine Co-: mortgage Det. Cream Cheese .Co.: Det. Distilled Farris: Frank Farsakin;- Mostafe Fattal; A. D. 193S. Present: Honorable THOM- by Water Co.: Detroit-Home- Laad Co.; Alex Faub; Mrs. Minnie Faulk; Albert ■,udge of Probate. Ad-- noU^THEREFORE. by virtue of the Joe DeTropone; JuEus De'nrelf: Atbert V. Faulkner: Louiae Faum: Robert L. ministration of the estates of the above mtained iin said mortgage DeVarennea; Jo*. C. DeVarena; Mr*. Mar Faust: Gio. Fava: Jos. Favazza: Lucille named persons who have disappeared and J?, "fitati have not been heard from for a continuous ; a? ...... i_ the Statutes of the State garet Devendorf. . Fawcett: Mrs. Rene Fecto: Sam Fedele; of Michigan in such case made and provid —Disappeared or Missing Persons. Mike Fedick; Egnacy Fedoruk; Louis Fe- period of more than seven yesrs having ‘ NOTICE IS HEREBY—GIVEN that No. 220.128 her; Mrs. Peter Feiertag; Aug. Feialhue: heretofore on the 3rd day of December A. Stephen D. Feketion; Adolph Feldman; , n«e i. _ j ■ - . . . , ,on January 30. 1936 at 12 o'clock noon, In the Matter of the Estates of: Jennie .hi.** 1935, been duly | 7 ° E“'crn Standard Time at the Southerly Deveney. Wm. Da»; Bartolo Devita; Dave Feldman; David Felman: Frank li^-Uf86 w’ StUr‘ a I>utH 1 ot Congresa Street entrance of the Coun- $50 to $300 Walter A. Devony; Wn Jules DeWade; FeU; Wm. Felt; Peter V-.ne.soFeltman Fenlixzi-: Heine . J?Ua“,y,n“tf" ' ‘X Building in the City of Detroit. County Mary E- Dewing; Geo. DeWitt; Mrs. Feakel; Sam Fenkel; Vincaso Fenlixri: D hi<,U*y*af by B“? D?Jle' of Wayne. Michigan (that being the place LOANS Thos. DeWitt: Wiehried DeWolf; Roy Dannie Fennel: Henry FwningsdorfFenningsdoi" Mrs. , State Public Admimatrator for the State of hoWing Circuit Court in MTd County) E. Dexter: Stanley DeYoung: Stanley De Otto Ferchid; Henahal Ferdinand . “1.ch,.ga'j- Th,a not,ce “ now glven ,n : said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale Young; Hennania E, Dexaliter; Prank Ferguson; Daniel Ferguson; David Per-j published form in accordance with the public "auction to the highest bidder of Dhrbak; Basilia Diamiontakos: George aon; Mrs. F. Ferguson; Jake Ferguson: provision* of the escheat laws of the State i ,he ------premises'ies describedc in said mortgage, or ; Diamond; Peter Diamond; Vincente Diaz; try Ferguson; Wm. Ferguson; Stanley of Michigan to the said persons, their so much thereofiher as may be necessary to | Provident Loan & Savings Society of Detroit now offers loans to Plymouth residents at Neil Dibble: Angelo Diccio: Mr*. Jno. BFerukowski;—ii. Angel- . Permander. o l------heirs,■ r'~,i grantees— or assigns,— —and — to— all per-ji pay pa vthe the amount amou due as aforesaid, and any I Dickerson; Jaa. F. Dickey; Herbert Dick —Disappeared'or Missing Persons, i sons claiming by. through or under them sum or sums which may be paid by the! inson; Hattie Dickon; Bert Older; Mrs. , L T „ l?f rraneing of said administration. It undersigned at or before,said sale for tax-I lowest rates in Michigan for loans on Household goods. Pearl Dieban: Mrs. Wm. Diehl; Joa. Di- In the Matter of the Estates ot. L. H. is Ordered that this notice be published l es and/or insurance on said premises, and1 Gataeno; Fred Di«*; Frank Digngoria; Guiseppe Ferrary; Mrs. P. once each week for three successive weeks alt other sums psid by the undersigned. I Mrs. Vincent Dijuho; Vito Dihae; Albert Ferrier; Geo. S. Ferris: P1>7?.o“th, * newspaper print-' with interest thereon, pursuant to law and Dillon; Catherine EJ Dillon; Mrs. John Dil Marcis Piedorocz; Clarke H. Field; Dor- - ed and published
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