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THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD MONDAY. JULY 4. 1933. PACI nvt crr BRIEFS CONTINUEf From Page On Many are spending the day at their farm near A voce. Mrs.

Pauline Childsey Saturday took her eon. Charles, to Leelanau camp, and her daughter, Bar To Port Huron 26 ARRESTED DURING JUNE Sheriffs Automobiles Travel 13,000 Miles, Report Sheriff William I. VanAntwerp and his deputies arrested 28 persons and responded to 225 calls to June, the sheriffs monthly report shows. Three persons were arrested on breaking and entering charges; one for forgery, two for larceny, one on a body attachment, one for nonpayment of alimony, one for selling without a permit, one for possession of stolen property, two for drunk driving, three for traffic violations, two for drunkenness, two for desertion, two for assault and battery, two for investigation, two for probate court and one for vagrancy. Sheriffs cars traveled 13,483 miles daring the month.

Twenty-one investigations in felony cases, 83 investigations of misdemeanors, taree probate court investigations and nine assists to other officers were made. bara to Kohona camp both of which are near Traverse City. Miss Eleanor Fittpa trick. St PauL Minn, is expected to arrive Tuesday to visit Mrs. Edward Per- eival Military street Mr.

and Mrs. A. 1, Lamb, Bay City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swan and family over the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Caldwell are In Chicago for the week-end. Jerome Patterson and Robert Chandler left Saturdawy for a trip through Quebec and New York state. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Wonderlic Wall street have as holiday guests. A GOOD TRAVELER Sleek Black SATIN FROCKS $11 A95 ti- pine Grore i VU Tueeday ft iA conduct rothT George i Seas, gjeet at the Labor wifiHiv after- tnSiam Warren, See- Beef fan -rit: Dancmg. ES J2-- rorr now oiainc Reeea.

taxing SrSsf OwwtH Arcadia Mon-10, i7 7-4 t.5Nitlr. T-4 JBk About It? 7 isqairtns reporter flf nn anmm lTTi- ffZnimX or other mat-rT-ral interest re Qseatien Q. thir-k the execution of ffflito gute where capital gst ts legal- TO Awrs 758 Water vt, This (tate does not Si jp, apiUl punishment t-. Rvtn. 811 Stone i.

rhitmn doesnt have punishment I think the attao ihauld be moved to an Mr sae nct Ht should be executed mesC wua 1e JC pttrida LaVigne, 1217 11 1 I JGsi Etanor Kragelund. 2118 Ihss itrttt The crime was com hen and 1 believe the pun ICsest rivould be here. Kitten tad Rt Flay CAMBRIDGE. O. Two small ksrterj to shop here cer-toiBlT art "rat killers." The twi kisfpiy daily with a rat, whtea man to enjoy his strange ftasf kaews better than any ass the vslae of Good, Milk for every fend.

CITY DAIRY ilw Street Dial -34l3 Mayer Hen Wednesday Walter C. MiTtr mium Flint field office of the Social Se curity board, win be in the Federal building from 4 to 8 wrtM. day to answer questions on old age insurance aspects of the social security act and assist local residents in filing claims, and applications for account numbers. 'Godchildren' Fete Couple Mr rsA Xrm A 4, 3154 Armour street, were honored dt uwir goacnuaren- at picnic lunch In Lakeside park Sunday. Twenty-three young folks, ages between 12 and 29, who arranged the picnic jo snow xnesr appreciation for the interest and kindness the wa mown tnera, attended.

Cootie Elect Delegates At a business meeting of Huron Pup tent. No. 15, Military Order of cooties, Saturday night in Whiting's restaurant, 3554 Military street, Seraphine Detzier, Glenn Judson and Raymond Fisher were elected delegates to the national convention of the Military Order of Cooties In Columbus. in September. Chickens Stolen Undersheriff HnwaM Thi nA Deputy Sheriff Frank T.

are Investigating the theft of 23 chickens and broilers Saturday mgni irom the farms of William Quaine. 2H miles northwest of Emmett and William J. Huston, four miles northeast of Yale. Sunday School Picnic The Sunday school of Pentecostal Assembly. 308 Cranri Ri ave nue, were to hold a oicnic at Lake side park at noon today.

An open air meeting and baptism service was tO be held after the services will be held at 7: 45 in Assembly headquarters. Falls From Ladder Miss Katherine Laver, 15, of 1530 Bridge street, suffered injur ies to her left leg Sunday when sne leu from a ladder while working at her home. She rtven first aid in Port Huron General hospital. Nets Destroyed Vandals Sunday night destroyed two tennis court nets and a badminton court net at the Young Women's Hebrew association camp, near Lakeport. Sheriff's officers are investigating Skeet Shooters Practife About 15 skeet fans practiced shooting at the Blue Water Skeet field, Wadhams, which opened Sunday with Charles L.

Forster in charge. The field will be open each Sunday. Bitten By Dog Frank Dudek, 19. North River Road, who was bitten by a dog near his home Sunday, was given first aid in Port Huron General hospital. Reckless Driving Charged Harold V.

Walters. Marlette. was arrested on a charge of reckless driving Saturday night on US-25. near Lakeport, by Deputy Sheriff William Williams. Ball Player Injnred John Neddermeyer, 27, Fair Haven, is in Port Huron General hospital with ankle injuries suffered Sunday afternoon in a baseball game in Fair Haven.

Theft Of Rom boat Ellsworth Moses. 1314 MacPher-son street reported to police Sunday that his rowboat had been stolen. I'nlon to Meet United Rubber Workers. Local 47. will meet at 7:30 m.

Tuesday in Marysville city halL For early dining, street and travel Satin dresses are definitely "new." Odd Group Hats values 85c LESTER MOODY EXPIRES TODAY IN HOME HERE honorably discharged from the army May 7, 1919. After he returned to Port Huron. resumed work with the River side Printing company, which he served many years as secretary. He resigned from the company in 1836 to become resident agent for the Mill Mutuals Insurance company, Lansing, which position he held at the time of his death. Since his return to Port Huron in 1919, he has been active in Legion affairs.

He was a charter member of Charles A. Hammond post No. 8. American Legion, and was past oommader and past adjutant or tfte post. In 1834.

he was elected department commander at the annual convention in Traverse City and served until 1935. He was chairman of the audit-finance committee of the department sev eral years and was a member of the department Poppy commit te and its Otter Lake Billet committee. At the time of his death he was alternate national committee man and chairman of the depart ment time and place committee of the department He was a member of First Methodist Episcopal church about 20 years, many of which he served on the church official board. He was elected secretary treasurer of the first lay conference of the Detroit area of the Methodist Eiscopal church when it was organized in 1932 and has served continuously on the conference. He was recently re-elected June 25.

He was active in business affairs of this community. For several years he was a member of the Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce and served the group as its president in 1929-30. He was an active member of the Kiwanis club of Port Huron. He was secretary of the club many years and held several important committee chairmanships. He is survived by his widow.

Mrs. Ethel M. Moody, to whom he was married in 1920; a brother, Meredith W. Moody, an uncle, i George Kiehle. and a cousin, Miss Alice Kiehle, all of Waukegan, 111 and an uncle and several cousins in the West The remains are in the family residence, where funeral services will be held at 2 m.

Wednesday. Dr. Howard A. Field, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church, and Rev. Clarence M.

Burkholder, pastor of First Congregational church, St. Clair, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside ceme tery. A firing squad of the Charles A. Hammond post will fire a volley over the grave and a Legion bugler will sound taps.

Mrs. Addie N. Lloyd Mrs. Addie N. Lloyd.

70, resident of Port Huron 17 years, died this morning in her home, 1530 Howard street after an illness of two weeks. She is survived by a daughter Miss Alta M. Lloyd, Port Huron two brothers, William J. and E. R.

Johnson, both of Mt. Pleasant, and a sister, Mrs. E. Cheadle, Lake, Mich. Mrs.

Lloyd, who was born In Canada in 1868, lived in Mt Pleas ant many years before coming to Port Huron. She was a member of Mt. Pleasant chapter, No. 55, O. E.

and First Methodist Episcopal church of Mt. Pleasant The remains are in the Falk fu neral residence, where they will remain until Tuesday morning when they will be taken to Mt. Pleasant where funeral and burial services will be held. Ellen M. Burt Mrs.

Ellen M. Burt 77, resident of Goodeils and vicinity 70 years, died Sunday morning in her home, 13070 West Lapeer avenue. She was born April 21, 18fl7, in Watford. and married Charles Burt Sept 24. 1885.

She was a member of Goodeils Baptist church. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 ra. Tuesday in Goodeils Bap tist church. Rev. Asa Hoskins.

pas tor, will officiate. Burial will be in Mt Pleasant cemetery. She la survived by her hus band; two daughters, Mrs. Ray H. Mumby and Mrs.

Carl Rutherford, both of Pontiac; two sons. Roy Burt Port Huron, and Ray Burt, West Lapeer avenue; and six grandchildren. The remains are ki the family Jennie C. Randall Mrs. Jennie C.

Randall widow of Dr. A. F. Randall, died Sunday in her home, S28 Pine street, after a LAUNDRY PHONS 0205 a mtrrSm far uDtasi AT. Deaths OK CLOSING OUT 70 SUMMER DRESSES From Regular Stock Oriftna! values 15.95 te $16.95 Juniors', Misses', Women's Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Ewart and daughter, Jean Elisabeth, Fair port, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd I Mortimer. the Forrest have as week-end guests Mrs. Mortimer's mother.

Mrs. Franklin J. McKee and Mr. Gordon McKee, both of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Soeder, Buffalo, N. and Mr. and Mrs, Franklin S. McKee and family. Port Huron.

Mis Joanne McEIroy and her mother. Mrs. D. Mc Elroy. are entertaining Muss Helen Clough, Miss Elizabeth O'DelL Miss Jean Weston and Miss Katherine Howard In their cottage at Carrigan beach for the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gougeon, Tenth avenue, had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hara and family, Detroit to $5 25 Better Knit DRESSES $590 $990 Originally $10.95 to $29.75 10 Ladies SILK FROCKS VaJses te I.S While they last.

II 59c Built-Up Cotton SLIPS Pink ana White. It te 42. 29 79c Ringlets CHlJrruw HOSE a Jfrw gammer Shades Genuine "Caropfire Sport Shirts 7' $1.00 Values Cotton 0LOUSES 55c Wf A f) IrV Sketched 'jjf 1 11 from 1 i Stork! Week-End Attracts The lid was off this week-end when Saturday. Sunday and Mon- day were devoted strictly to fun and more fun. Saturday night the dances at the Port Huron Golf club, the Black River Country club and Gratiot Inn attracted crowds of local dancers and guests and members of the beach colony.

Sunday and today, picnics, fam ily parties, and get-togethers are the play. Mr, and Mrs. A. MacArthur are spending the holidays in their cottage on Gratiot beach. Sanford Ladd.

Ann Arbor, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Par- fet Bill Adamson came home from Grand Rapids Friday to spend the holidays with his father, William E.

Adamson, Stanton street Miss Grace Dawson, spent the week-end in At the Moffett cottage in Port Frank today are Mr. and Mrs. Moffett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me- Elroy and Mrs.

Andrew Lassen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tremaine were in Cleveland this week-end. Miss Jane Tremaine will remain there for a few days.

Miss Mary Cummins plans to go to Selfridge Field Tuesday to spend a week visiting Lieut and Mrs. D. W. Hutchison. Miss Jean MacVicar is in Gull Lake for the week-end.

Harold MacVicar, Detroit who has been spending several days with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. A. u.

Mac Vicar, Military street is spending the holidays at Mullet lake. Hugh Gunn, student at Hillsdale college summer school, is spending the holidays with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. MacVicar.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Utley. Flint, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

H. D. Gough. Dr. and Mrs.

W. W. Ryerson and daughter, Joan, are in Ottawa, Ont. until Wednesday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles read have Mn Tla Buick. Detroit as a holiday suest Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grass and win.

Grand Rapids, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Grass, Military street.

Mr. and Mrs, O. L. Boyce, and Miss Mildred Green, all of De- Social Events SHenle nn Beach A Heliffhtful wav of spending a long Sunday was discovered by uvra! members of the younger crowd, who went on a picnic near Lakeport Sunday, reg aicuonneii. Mnrffuret Maury and Bio tuning.

oil netroft Bettv VanSlam- brouck, Katherine ritipatncit. B4S Eleanor Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Rinharrt Anrireae. Bob Andreae George Waters, Charles Knill. Erd Marshall and Jame Bryant enjoyed swimming, baseball and a delicious luncheon.

All Dav Party Tiorothv Drolett Miss June RnWnn Mis Dorothy Primeau, Bill Hopps, Tom Brophy, Bob Max well Jack Davis and several owners are having an all-day party (nrfiv ThU moraine" and after noon they are devoting to golf and tennis to be followed oy a Deacn roast in the late afternoon. This evening, they plan to go to East wood. Ten rtav Houm Partv Wntie oartvinff this week at a cottage near Lakeport are miss Helen Parker, Miss Cornelia Mac-Haw Miss Marlorie Sheehan. Miss Elsie SoinL Miss Mary Soini. Miss Helen Mclntyre, Miss Cnrystai Berry, Miss Gall Evans and miss Annabelle Jones.

Church Societies First Presbyterian church: Circle 13 meets with Mrs. Walter Smith, 1209 Pine street at 1 Wed nesday for dessert luncheon. First Baptist church: Women's union meets at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the church parlors. long illness.

She was 84 years old She was born in Lexington Sept 22, 1853, and lived here 53 years. She la survived by a daughter. Miss Ethel A. Randall, Port Huron. Funeral service win be held in the family residence at 10 am.

Tuesday. Rev. Howard A. Field, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church, of which she was a mem ber, will officiate. Burial win be in Lexington cemetery.

She was a perpetual member of the Home Missionary society of First Methodist church. FUNERALS Eeea MaeKaeghten Rev. Nelson Potter, pastor of Gardendale Baptist church, will officiate at pm. today at funeral service to be held for Rose Mac-Naughton. 27, North Street em ploye the Chrysler corporation.

who was electrocuted Friday when he touched a high voltage line broken by the mast of the sloop Zephyr on Black rtver south of Mo Brady street The services will be conducted la the family residence. North Street. Burial will be In Lakeside cemetery. Tr. Kebert BL BI mer Funeral services were held today in Canton, for Dr Robert H.

Belmer. brother of Dr. w. J. Bal mer.

Stone street. 'He died Satur day in his home in Canton, Robert Belmer was a mem ber of the Central Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church many years and a former member of Use Detroit cosiferesce. Visitors St in a troit are house guests of Capt and Mrs. Ezra D. Purdy.

James MacLalne and son. Bruce MacLaine, Detroit are visiting Dr. and Mrs. G. A.

Noble, Miss Florence Pepper, Winni peg. Ont, ia spending the holidays with Col. and Mr. Samuel D. Pepper.

Dr. and Mrs- M. A. Kendrick have Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Moore, Clair, with them today. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fogarty, Detroit spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.

Philip Higer, Wash ington avenue. Miss Lucille Nichols. Muncie. Ind, and Misses Jane and Carol Moore are spending the holidays Port Huron. Mrs, Charles E.

Searies is spend ing the holidays In Detroit visit ing Mrs. Alean B. Clutts, Garden-court apartments. Dr. and Mrs.

W. P. Derek, Mr. and Mrs. N.

P. Johnson and Mrs. George Shields are spending the holidays in Charlevoix. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur X. Smith have Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matthews, Detroit Dr. and Mrs.

William Braley and family, Highland Park, are spending the holidays in their cottage at Cedarcroft beach. Norman Barnes, Detroit is a house guest Mrs. W. Stuber and family have as holiday guests Mr. and Mrs.

Laurence Kaupp, Mrs. Margaret Herson and Miss Anna Her-son, all of Detroit Miss Mary Biair, Pleasant Ridge, and Mrs. Clifford Holly, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. McDannel have Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnes, Toledo, as holiday house guests.

Miss Lilah McDannelL who has been visiting the McDannels will return to Toledo with Mr. and Mrs. Barnes. Jack Gillespie, Detroit is visit ing Mr. and Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Stevens are spending the holidays in the Stevens cottage at White Rock. Mrs.

John Menish and Mrs. Rose Albright who have been spending the past several days at the Stevens" cottage will remain there few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lahyer, Flint are holiday guests of Mr.

Shd Mrs. Herman J. Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

Arch Black and Mr. and Mrs. Hartley J. Cansfield are spending today in Detroit Mr. and Mrs.

E. Harris and family, Detroit opened their summer home at Gratiot beach this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. William Blessed and daughter, Joyce.

Court street, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Gray and son, Thomas, Chestnut street, are In Traverse City for the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Bauchmann and son, George Lee, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley, Beard street, for the week-end. Larry Jones, Detroit spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Sherman Jones. Mrs. George Currie, Riverside.

Conn, is a holiday guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. Ludwig. Mrs.

C. C. Ludwig. Lansing, mother of Dr. Ludwig, is also visiting there.

Miss Jane Erd left Sunday for New York, where she plans to remain six weeks. Mrs. Elmer Wilson is spending the week-end visiting her family in Alpena. Mich. Jack Stevens is spending the holidays in Saginaw.

Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Andreae and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Andreae and son, Paul, are holiday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. R. X. Andreae at their cottage at Cedar grove beach. Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Nix, Detroit are week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis E. Strassburg.i Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bryant and family are spending the holidays in their cottage at Cedarcroft be can.

Don Leighton returned home from Lehigh university, Bethlehem, Pa, to spend the holidays with hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leighton, Military street.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buckley and family plan to spend the day aboard their cruiser. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Dixon and Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Byers plan to leave Tuesday for a week's trailer trip through northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs.

August Flebel-korn, Electric avenue, are in Niagara Falls tor the week-end. Mrs. Marvel Powers I attending a house perry te Grand Bend, Ont David Mill Pasadena, Calif, formerly of Marysville, is visiting Mrs. Emeline Elliott and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Klrchmaier, Toledo, have opened their summer home at Gratiot beach for the Mr. and Mrs. B. J.

Karrer. Kar- rer beach, have Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sheridan and son, Jack, with them for the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dunn ALL WORK GUARANTEED ALEX'S Barber and Beauty Shop Regular U.M NeB-Ajmaeata, All Ofl Pesh-Cp Permanent 02.GO Complete CLOSING OUT! Group COTTON DRESSES 90c $190 Originally $1.98 to $3.98 Deputies served four circuit court writs, two Justice court writs five mortgage sale notices, five replevin writs. 4 circuit court sum mons, 120 justice court summons. 14 probate court personal services four circuit court subjoenas ard 10 Justice court subpoenas.

They investigated 20 accidents In which nix persons were seriously Injured. They also investigated a drowning and another case In which a pershon was found dead They took six persons, prisoners and probate court cases, to state institutions, issued 291 chauffeur's and driver's licenses and register ed 12 firearm permits. Fingerprints of 45 persons. Including 18 prison ers, were taken. The court officer was on duty 22 days, including 11 witness days in circuit court.

The sheriffs deputies made three trip to Detroit four to Jackson, three to Pontiac, one to Adrian one to Bay City, one to Highland Park, one to Saginaw, one to Hamtramck and one to Novi. Thay rpent 165 hours on patrol, 75 hours on carnival duty, made 11 beer garden Inspections, brought two witnesses from Jackson prison and returned them there, brought one witness from Adrian and returned him. recovered two stolen cars and found a missing person. Colors Raised At Legion Home First Time Today Charles A. Hammond post, No.

8, American Legion, this morning, held its first flag-raising at the new Legion home. Sixth and Wall streets. Scout Wallace Phillips, of Troop 14. Boy Scouts, sponsored by the Kiwanis club, raised the flag as Bugler L. Veleno Prince sounded reveille.

Troop 14 was in charge of the ceremony. The flag was lowered to half-staff in honor of Lester O. Moody, past post and state commander, who died this morning. Breakfast was served in the home after the ceremony. Representative Jesse P.

Wolcott attended. William J. Mcintosh, post commander, was In charge of arrangements. 130 Get Up Early To Attend Breakfast Routed out of their beds before 5 a. by a kiltie band.

130 Masons, representing 27 lodges from Seattle. to Highland. N. attended the annual breakfast of Fort Gratiot lodge. 374, F.

A. today. Arthur Fox, Almont, grand lecturer for the Grand lodge of Michigan, spoke. Second degree rites were held and a breakfast was served in the Masonic hall. Ohioan, 85.

Weds Fifth FINDLAY, E. H. Bobler. 85. a former Findlay resident has married again for the fifth time.

His bride is Miss Edith McGuckln. 62. of Elwood, Ind. Gamblers Used Hoyle COLUMBUS. O.

In a recent gambling raid police found a volume of Foster's Complete Hoyle. The bock had been borrowed from the Public Library. A Special Service For Difficult Caae Doering Denture Over Llf Some see well at the cost of an excesshre loss of energy. But because they DO see well they never think to blame their eyes. Our service furthers success.

Robt. T. Rccd EYESIGHT SERVICE CXew LecaUen) ST KXUTAKV ST Graduate Optometrist WfljjBraiiBi KAY'S 217 HURON AVE. 1 4fth otf July Clearance SaleSS "The Reliable Store JULY 4th THE B(RTH OF A GREAT NATION! As we enjoy he pleasures of this day, let us renumber its significance It is truly GREAT. day that our forefathers declared to a New Nation and a New Flag.

to carry out their principles of unity, good will. liBALLENTINE'S Huron, Mich. 4 a if IK A. MAPPTT OPTOMETRIST FTU TOTJat nation. I Hill I Dp It was on this their allegiance May we strive strength and IT Port a Reg.

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