The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 5

THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD WEDNESDAY. MAY 29. 1935. pace nve crr BRIEFS Deaths 1 What Do Yoa l(uncements Air Conditioned Diner, Equipped Here, In Service Think About It? Mirrtar Application Bai M. 22.

both of Port Attention am, 1 Harsn- Jack Dckmi)a. 21. and IHaijt 350 View Display Of Work Of Pupils Of Local School More than 339 attended the exhibition of the clothinc. music and manual arts departments of Washington Junior high school Tuesday evening ta the school. More than IS mechanical drawing plates, tie racks, book end end-tabiea.

magazine racks, sewtttc boxes and ash tr-sira Flvs persona each day will bs asked he tie Inq a trt eg reporter of Tfce Tlraes Herald to answer a question baaed ea some Important news event or other matter of general Interest. Morrtr. tT. both of TaJ. caool glee clshav directed Toy Mia Ireta music instructor la the school, provided music The orchestra played "Cavalier March (Lawrence).

"Coldea Rale Overture- DeLamater). ana -At the The eighth trade, -rl Slee cluh sang The Old Ash old Welsh atr. -Sleep, Laby ep. German folk song, and la the Time of Roses'. Tle nth grade girls' glee etuTs sang "l-enirnieer's Sttar cf tbe Stammer and "Joy mt Livtnc" tsvhulx).

The Roys' mmA Gir Glee clube sang "Mamie of the Sou: UHorak), Steal Awav and -Nobody Knows the TrouMo I ve XT Xt-. hont the I. jjj jne. G. S-23 The QtsestJoei How do yoa think the decision J7ie7 Frei N.

Cfcl4tr. 2J. and J. laa-ba Miller. 21, botj of Port Huron.

Harrr Rajop, JS. Port Huron, o1 Kn Ptir. 19. Mt. 0mna.

J. Bhrfi 29. anl La-Vrn Hail, 2S. both of Port Huron. Joseph O.

Baznta. 41. tnd Khr Marshall, 41, both of Port Huron. Mrs. Louisa Mrs.

Zoula MaHory. formerly Mia Loiia Ward, Port Huron toarnahip, died Tneaday afternoon In the home of her ton. Al-rtn Mai lory, 1232 Giorer avenue. Detroit. She la aarvt-red by a son.

Ahrln; a daughter. Mrs. Xarlel Milaoe, ltroit; a brother Bernard J. Ward, supervisor of Port Huron township; and thre sisters. Mrs.

Mary Kdward a. Ann Arbor; Mrs. Kl.zabeth Lamb. Florida; and Mrs. no 15 rite.

Detroit. Funeral arrangements hava not bn completed. Mrs. was tftt widw of Carleton Mallory. Tfcey moved to Colorado many years ago and Mrs.

Mallory returned to Detroit In 12'. of the supreme coart, declaring NRA onconstltational, will afreet business temperature la maintained almost constantly at 71 degrees by a thermostat. The cooled or heated air Is sect through a duct over the ceiling, not visible Inside the car. and 1 brought Into the room by mean circular frills over the lights The jrrta. which consist of a series of uniform parallel plates, distribute the air evenly throughout the room.

The kitchen la also air conditioned. "I believe this Is the first diner on any railroad to have an air-conditioned kitchen." Mr. Mar-ray said. 'We have carried air conditioning one step further. The interior color scheme of Hht grey, light cream and Ivory, with mahogany finish was planned by Robert Woods.

Port Huron, master painter for the Grand Trunk lines, to eliminate shadow. Fixtures were removed as far as possible, to create a simplicity of design. B. J. Farr, general superintendent of motor power and car equipment for the Grand Trunk, and J.

C. Hayman. agent of sleeping and dir.ing car service ond Grand Trunk lines, both of Battle Creek; J. M. Grieve.

Toronto, assistant superintendent of sleeping and dtnir.g car service of the Canadian National system: and F. A. DeBoos. Detroit. di.trict manager for the Stur-tevant company, inspected the car Tuesday.

"trri ixysa was in of the Tbe Answers P. W. Breslin. 191t Eleventh Girls served as models for clothe made during the school vear. The school orchestra, directed by Elmer H.

Hess, supervisor of Instrument-al music in city schools, and the street; It will help the smsJl busi Metrm J. Meyers, ivnld Wissaer and Ralph French charao manual srts dttpUy. ness man. The NRA helped the big hufineea man. but pinched the small one.

TAc Reliable Store" an A ee. i-I) I. R. Badtey. Walnut street: I don't know If It will make business May Dsnicg car.

No. 121. of the Grand Trunk Western Railroad system, the first car equipped with air-conditioning units in a Grand Trunk sfccp, left Port Huron Tuesday afternoon on a trial run to i Battle Creek. It to be placed In regular service from Battle Creek to Chicago. The car was re -modeled and provided with air-conditioning equipment In the local car shops.

Its ventilators were sealed and it waa re-painted. If It Is satisfactory, two other cart, will be equipped here. Harry G. Love, superintendent of the shops, said today. The air conditioning: equipment most of which was provided by the B.

F. Sturtevant company, Detroit, creates a pressure within the car which prevents, dust from entering. George E. Murray. Battle Creek, electrical engineer for the Grand Trunk who supervised the installation, said.

Double windows are sealed. Fresh air, drawn by fans, enters the car through a glass-wool filter. It Is cooled by pipes in which water previously sprayed over Ice, flows. To heat the car, the same pipes, heated by steam, are used. A compartment under car contains space for 3.000 pounds of Ice.

About 300 pounds are used an hour in especially hot weather. The car can be cooled to SO degrees or heated to 80 degrees. Its any better, hot I it will make prices fairer to the buyers. i-afc'-1 FUNERALS Mrs. Alger Mudge.

12 Jay .5 street: 1 don think it will make much change. kmcuI. Kern's jeVxeg Br 12-20. Harold I- Ixumud, 32, and JophJn M. Ciretn, 35, both Port Huron.

0rc H. Bond. 21, and Margarat V. 1. both of Port Huron.

Moat Ii-pla Fbic John Iroutliard. SI, AJironac, a former pla of not gruilty T'Jtadajr bafora Juatico W. H. Wat-klna of a eharta of matlclotis d-truction of a ntathbor'a tnrt of value Itm than 25. II li court coats and ordered to replaco the fence.

IrouiHard agreement to fl the fence waa accepted on the guarantee of attorney. Kdward x. Kane. Awaita Srntrar Neil Wilha. colored, chanced a former pla of not guilty to fodty betore Circuit Judye Fred W.

George to a charge of aauH with Intent to do great bodily harm than the crime of murder. nd waa remar.del to Jail to wlt aentence. Willi. 32. waa arred May 1 by police Just a year after he alaahed Irene Franks, colored.

S) tlm with a razor. decoration -Day3 PAUSE in honor and reverent memory of our soldier and sailor heroes who sacrificed their lives on the battlefields of war, and in defense of their country to whom we owe deepest gratitude for our LIBERTY. PEACE and SECURITY. CLOSED THURSDAY. MAY 30TH BALLENTINE'S Mrs.

Thomas Russell. 3408 Gris-wold street: I don't think It will a ft 7 BUC in City. make any difference. People have done as they wanted to, anyway. Inet8 Tonight.

Robert O'Brien. $13 Erie street: I am sorry to see the NRA de a crf.n?- 15. i rs. Alminnie Haseltosa Funeral services for Mrs. Alminnie Haaelton.

l. former resident of Port Huron and Marysviils. who died Monday in her home In Detroit, after an Illness of two weeks, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Thurielay in Downs funeral home.

Krnest Klug. of First Church of Christ, Scientist, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside cemetery. She Is survived by her husband. Samuel HMelton.

Detroit; three daughters. Mrs. George Robins, St. Clair: and Miss Cecil Hatelton and clared unconstitutional. I believe it cause business to drcp.

Another John McGraw John T. McGraw. 231 Twenty, fourth street, is not the John McGraw fined Monday by Justice Del-mar L. Clelan l. M.

CUlr. for drunk driving, he stated today. John P. McGraw. 20, of 2221 Twenty-fourth street, his cousin, was fined 150.

lad Deorati twy jiehes 1 S-23 More than 350 a year in special taxes Is paid by the average mo 'Port Huron, Michl' torist. every Miss Jeanette. Haselton. both of iM-troit; and a son. Leslie Hazelton Dtrolt.

Mrs. Hazelton. who was born Apr. 15. 17.

at North Street, was married In December. 1S87. She at F.r-vlv 2 2t" 6r 523 lived nearly all her life in North street, MarysvlUe and I'ort Huron. Cieorge A. IUbbsnui Funeral services for George A KTbc port noN ftj 1 1 IVtbblna, car checker at the Grand Trunk railway car shops.

rut inn. are who endd his life by hanging himself In the garage behind his home. 311 state street. Tuesday morning, will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Westminster Presbyterian wtnlnT --keprt Tur-1v.

Mir 30. church. Kev. B. Berg strom.

pastor. mt am n' will officiate. Huronla lodge. No. 371.

will attend In a body. Burial will be In Lakeside 4. niht bv cemetery. sir Overturns Oarar Irfind, Payment. reported to the fieri rf Tuesday that the ear he was driving overturned In the ditch two miles wet of the city limits on Lpeer avenue when It wm forced oft the road by a car driven by Arvid Ketola.

MryvUle. Ketola, -who reported the accident, said he did not see the t-und car till after the accident --curei. No one was Injured. Trarttr-rm Club Mcee Standing committees of the Port Huron Tfachern' club reported at the final 1931-35 meeting Tuesday afternoon In Tort Huron High school. MUs Katharine W.

Harris reported on the work of the KaUie Crane Scholars fund. MN Alven Seibert was elected director to fiil the unexpired term of Mrs. It. M. Mel-el, resigned.

Itciwwts Slrlklug Itor Mflvlllf Miller. 714 niver -treet. told police thU morning that the car he was drlvirtr struck a boy. who rode on his bicycle from behind a bus parked at Gratiot avenue and Hallentine utroet. He took the boy, who enld his name was H.jbbs, to his hnme, 33 1 Conger street, and thn to srhool He said the boy was not injured.

To r-t Serrk-c Guy Marks and stngrs of St. flslr Pptl church will conduct a s-rl-f nt 7:30 r. rr. in I'ort Huron Go. pel Uescue mission.

Kev. L. A. Mclmnnl 1. i-erlnndent.

will conduct a rne-morlal service st 7:30 p. m. Mr. Bobbins is survived by his wl low, Mrs. Lovlna Bobbins, four sons.

J. Arley. Ronald. Fernand 1 it I Robert Bobbins: and a daughter. Iorothy Bobbins, all of Port Huron: his mother, Mrs.

KHMbeth Bobbins, Melvin; three brothers an 1 Bobbins. Birmingham, Ietyis Bobbins. Lacrosse, and Bobbins: and two s'stcrs. Miss Maud Bobbins and Mary HolifieSd. all of Melvin Mr.

Bobbins, who was born Oct. IS. 1M3. in Melvin. lived In Port fC'ivrr T.r...

Huron 23 years. He was a mem her of Huron lodge. No. 841 Brotherhood of Railway Carmen and Huronia lodxe, I.O.O.F. it wi Mrs.

Carrie M. Otto i9Z A -ft Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie ffo 75V. former resident of v-w Sfr eSo- tm Port SnlUr a. ftKf r-- -siaBXV--' S-3' Port Huron who died May 23 in her home in South I'asndena.

will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday In the home of E. R. Harrington, 1017 Huron avenue. Rev.

Jonathan Turner, pastor of First Congregational church, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside cemetery. The ltte Mrs. Harrington was a niece of Mrs. Otto.

Mrs. otto, who was born Dec. 26. 1853 in Fort Huron, moved to 25 years ago. She was th widow of John otto, purchasing agent for the Southern California ivlison company.

Z. -av 5r rs- I' A v0 Jive iw Hrk IV UT Hint -SlIVj i in 1 a ass aniiw a CAav ATTaa. Wt4 "l4 v.HU w- av; r- Minister To Ixrture Itev. Young, pastor of Uo Memorial and Sturgs Memorial Congresrronal churrhes. give llluetrated Iwturfu on "Abraham I.lnroln" and "'America the lieautlft.il" at p.

m. today In the Ht urges Memorial church. The public Is invited. Tnkcn To lrl.m Charles "Chuck" Cl-irk. 21.

sent- it ed to one to 10 years in Jackson prison for stealing from the J. J. store. 230 Huron avenue, end setting fire the place, was fkn to Jsckson Tuesday by deputy sheriff. ArHve l'r nn Kirrf, Mr.

ami Mrs. Frank A. Williams, 2122 Military tret. arrived In New York Tuesday on the steamer Carlnthl on th'lr way home from trip to the British lsl. Stolen Cur I'tmiKf A car.

inM by Miss Isabel Motrin, stolen Monday nluht from the irge the rear of hr home. JO 1 5 Klc street, was found by police Tuesday afternoon in the block on Armour street. 4. a. ...1 Yv 4 tA- 'A lto m- OTO' I ftTa at-' A fiSfarf Production e-Vi ae" rr? OJC- iise tu -se tftoVT 4kv sTanf se-w W.wmuaw CI-" -a icVtT rnlmm King Graham N.

King. 73. retired Grrat Lukes marine captain, who died Sunday in home. 910 On-tart street, was buried this after-no In t.ikeside cemetery after fun-raj s-rvii-es were conducted by Kev. H.

H. I -v is. pastor of First Baptist church, in the family residence. Henrv Koehner. William Minor, Myron Mills.

Karl Kendall, D. J. Richards and Henry I-ssher were pallbearers. a.Ta i "ti-" 1 c.i-4o ol-irtCi tiw no cine' vt. -i-fc 1 3 BH' XL at3 aai.

w- August, Report a making btr At E4wnr.1 K. I'ott. wtl t1jr. ant rilrlni -M Irwln mm-' $. tli trt.

i t.ri tn rro-. Hi'rtlni! fir t-r tnr an 1 h( rrilM 'Vf tt plnnt 1 for pro-Mr, MJ1. -Thm aU4in bn mn.I-"' f-sm rfi. 1n.Ho hnrm dSn' a -Si llss Iols CsdHtis Tynan Buria! servirps for Miss Lois Collins Tvnan. 25.

former resident of I'ort Huron died Sunday in her home in were held 'bis morning in Mt. Hope cemetery. Funeral s-rvices were conducted in I nti rv Si Aft ee A w' ttf. ei-' NOTICE It m- uv w. -) si am roi TB siVFw ai sq? hv bn In.

-4 Tho P-Mrtl of Hc low of Port Huron Township wtll iwrt In Town Hall tit a.m. Montis r. Jane S. 1 935 until 4 p.m. ml wtll remain In eosston until tho roll Is realcwcsl.

It. J. WARD, Supervisor i- -a sX AOS' I'sstor To Srak Rev. H. Iavis.

pastor. will spek on "Jesus and Three Gret Nee ts" at the mid-week devotion, al service at 7 30 p. m. today in First Baptist church. Lijjhtninfr Makes Second Cill On The Thomas Logan Famib' They say never strikes In the same place but It came close enough twice to Thomas Ign family to suit hint.

About two years ago L-m. Ms wife and his daughter were sUtina In the kitchen of their home when lightning struck the chimney Jat stove them. A flying brick struck Mrs l(n on the head. Shortly after they moved to boti-. abJut 200 yards n--rth st 1 Fourteenth avenue, and Tuesday afternoon lUhtnlna fished into that place over an el-tric light wire, causing a roof re an 1 slightly shocking Mrs.

lesn. her daughter and a girl servant. Login -as not at home. The mile! off the heu over a ground wire after smssh-Ing the fuse ho v. Firemen ev-tingutsheil the fire before much damage was ne.

hat boon r- nr-fMrv. tr- a Jjntn. th rnaln to east' nil th Vf-rj tor tw lh" inr j.1;n nsc Dni.L Till R. DAT Memorial Day ATIIl.lTTIC IFI.D. South Park PARIS I F.AVFRS A.

A. A. of I ctrolt. vs. Itll MlN A.

C. Admission 5c Sir. 9t' -3T OrvS or 1r.J hrtm FP-e hrw H.u:. Registered Optometrist i ri' and vj--d aon on for 1.1 'J I I i PT A Meetings racking ro room ent anil a com Children of Monroe school presented a program at the May meeting of Monroe Parent-Teacher association Tuesday aft-rnoon In Men roe sch -el. Graduate Optometrist Mospital, Report BIR THS in an au- Born May If.

to Mr. and Mrs Elba B. (Laura Armstrong). 1 04 Klk street, a i ri i on u.H nrr ke. (, im.

Is Remodeling! tx-tisc eaMffcla-se m.la drmrr kH4liS terfMslr tlm4r er ttMtststiM. Krin tmSaJM. Is fwrewt sfstp mm Lae Way otn- rarT rttn a car sJtle. tWt la taelir com- -dy. this maam rwt Mina hr.

fans sM er an.t Injur- eetse4 sewt eai force 1 Ri ers ge Spoclals For All pofwtTUir brands Others $1.49 Win qu CaHlrut's and Cenewe Ale, rws lots $3 0O Huron BeYerage Service Dial 32 Drllvrr Lakeside Brewing Co 411 Usee ret H-rew. Mte. riwe smmI fstl hfan.Hn 11. j. HILL Wlr nnaM TO 1 1 T3IT Mrs.