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SAGINAW COUNTY CAND
LUNC.i_i_EOD7
SUPPORT OF JEWISH VOTERS
ROSA CELOZA $5 DONO13. S . Aux 1LIAKT
Election Tuesday, November 8
ON WEINBERG HOUR 0 " u .

and THE LEGAL CHR

CHESED MEL EMES CLASSIFIED \mmE.
\ BAZAAR HOY. 5-13i

e and tea of given by
The musicalAuxiliary
United
the Women's
lilm e. Rosa Celoza, formerly
ap.
Detroit Le-
DISTREMErNI4EICTIANDISE
Ile brew $chools at the
with the Vilna Troupe, now
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16 carat Emeraid cut blae-white. dati] peering in dramatic roles with the
, land Hotel, Oct. 26, was an en-
1 n
unting 2250.
l e
therm.,
%.:., cast at Littman s Yid is Peop
joyable affair.
tt`?„ ',lint
Theater,
is
being
featured
in
Je
p`:,r
Plans were announced for the
' Appeal Made for Funds To '(brae-
mond set mountings 1150. to 3250. \
and you will vote to
5 donut luncheon to be held on
Pletinum wrist w•tches 816 to 2100.
Support Important Local
;
I
Wednesday,
Jan. 25, at the
Firtte'rnod.
Institution.
RE-ELECT
', I troit-Leland Hotel. Mrs, Wolf
politan Bldg. Cadillac 9255.
' ; Kaplan, chairman, a n d Mrs.
.----
ulu pt •C'firg'chalge Bridge
The Jewish Free Burial Asso- I
I George Si. Roberts, co-chairman ,
elation (Chesed Shel Ernes) will conTwittoC,I, 10220 Dexter Boulevard. Call
I appointed their committees.
sehooi.
give a bazaar beginning Nov. 5,
6-62113,
This affair is the one big money
s
T ownend
I until Nov. 13, at its assembly halll
Attritive room In vie le
[ raising project that the auxiliary
.
FOR
Joy
Il t io lfo i
and chapel, 29
will sponsor this year. All efforts
furnished &Part...tit. tr In R f■;;
Lady or gentle.. .
The proceeds of the bazaar will
are being made to interest many
corner Lawton, apt. 206. Townsend
be applied to and for the continua
women.
6.6406.
scion of the free work the ins
1 The Women's Auxiliary of the
a ttractive room
thr and' FOR RENT— A large,
rise.
ome. well
tution is doing f or e poo
United Hebrew Schools is pledged
two
in
00.
r
very
destitutes in the moment of 6( 4 1 I cur
ished' Kitchen prvileges.
Uni•
furn
I to pay for the maintenance of the
Step to bus line.
reable.
—
sona
greatest bereavement.
2.561S or Columbia 1821.
1 buses which are used to convey
versa),
The only revenues of the Chesed —_—_—_
I the children back and forth to the I
aide'
\
heated room .,
Shel Emes were mostly donations, F - OR RENT— Eive kelvinator.
UM edr
1Talmud Torahs.
gar
15907 Ken-
which, due to the hard times, al- I drive,
ge,ing
hest
,, .•
Savings boxes were distributed, \ .
month, in:lud
t,inicikysoa,stealwe.ntir,4,West Davison, or
most stopped conipletely.
and various methods of earning,
Every Jewish business man is
--- ---,--
, viid
'---
the $5 were suggested b y the I
,,.
-
urged to help the bazaar with any
— 1215
chairman of the ways and means
ril'oh m h. an ne sr b reek f s tsi
6 W
contribution in the form of mar• I f ter "Steauliu decorated,
il burn er,
Use His Eighteen Years
o
,,,,,k
Newly
I committee, Mrs. Max Weksler.
and d by visiting
or
food
stall shower. frighlaire. Exceptionalif
c
Anyone desirous of attending the
Experience
ning d during
bedrooms. Open from 10
farce
the bazaar any evening
l
luncheon will be assured of the
to 5 p. m. doll, .
eksler and
next week.
co-operation of M rs.
charge
of the and
committees
bazaar
are as fol. In
FOR usiNTH,,,,,,,,,or,,.0,kettarurz:10,;
The officers
Wittee.
members of her comm
Ewt
"While political principles and party platforms are
66
The following have already made
Empire
1,.;:liriiii iithl near lie.. eble.
lections, they h•ve
odward.
lows: IL Solomon, president; M
d
national e
reservations for the $5 donor I
n-
of s ome i m portance in ounty
Charness, vice-president and geax
offices, and to judicial
l'
,__
6
c
luncheon:
eral manager; I. Niss, trustee and _ _ RENT—Ileautiful furnished room for
little referen‘w to
andidate for prob
MME, ROSA CELOZA
vdntlemen. Pr'.
Madames Emil Baron. Ray Bernstein,
assistant manager and chairman TO non s, w, 1 ..
offices In particular. What • c
Julius Berman, N. Burin, Chas Brody,
eh.. to ear
ex perience
steoJ etw :h i ,:iLim' fly'.
a
t
of food and grocery supplies com-
ent.
Call
line
Jacob Burrows. A. Carlsteini Harris it.
judge . • . . knows about the job, what
ish
character
and
folk
songs
over
Rble
r
sona
s
or
bu
Cohen,
II•rry Cohen, Joseph Cohen. Ralph
is
far
more
to
the
point.
mitten; B. Cohen, treasurer; A
wood avenue.
Weinbergs Jewish Hour, broad- Davidson.
zsoz H. azelea
Israel Davidson. L. Dort, Louis
he has had to fit him for it, oting a Republican county
secretary; Mr.
12 t o 1 Duscoff., Joseph
neman ,
11 Ehrlich, I,. Fi
P iel, financial
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for cast every Sunday from
v
.... There is no sense in
Oberfield, recorder; Mr. Jaffee,
lady or gentleman by young couple
,
Meyer
iftlei
ffice unless the Democratic candidate
•
Very reasonable. p . m
istOb' l'Pe reil h reinZ i' t
R
14;:;,:`,1.
trustee;
henry
J.
Goldber,
pub-
o
without children.
Another feature of this hour is I
Townsend
G ould,
officer out of
, J.eee Friedb.irg. osen Sant
Republican ......
i 7 . 0; ;- .
2652 blonterey, upstairs
.
;11,7
licity
and
advisory
committee.
he
musical
program
presented
by'
Freed...
,.
"
1:
0,,
l
bility
than
the
1.
1
a
h.
2.7396. Coen
}M. more
ornk 3t,.....;.,.,1nne: (
t
The organization committee is
, '
Samuel Solomon and his ensemble. Jae
their records, are
.11ernarZi Iaacs. VinsonKaplan
These men (probate judge.), on
composed of Messrs. Schwartz,
in
k
elstein,
att
erne
y,
n,,;i.
Isaac F
•
'et!1/417a,t'.;.sMt rt; 7(7.: t i :
ntitled to, re-election. It is • question not of poll+
Charness, Fisher, Pecherer, Jaffee, CENTER GIFtLS' WORK
broadcasts
the
latest
Jewish
news
e
Fannie Laden, J. M. LOON I. Id•r•
ACTIVITIES STARTED
Robert Marwil, Se ns
Shiretz and Osehin.
tics, but of service."
gulls. A.
of the week.
On the soliciting committee are
Last Sunday the hour inaugur- Munch, R. IS. Newman, A. Panits. n d Uo.
Perell, Ev• Pollock. A. N. Prea
DETROIT NEWS EDITORIAL.
the following: Mesdames Solomon,
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, chairman ated the presentation of a series Morris Reider, George M. Rob-its, J.
Sunshine, Oberfield, Piet, Char- of the girls' work committee of the of sketches under the direction .of Robins, Dora Robinson, D. Rubinstein 1. ,
shdtwr,
nels, Kuzln, Mr. and Mrs. 13 olot- Jewish Centers Association, an- the well known Jewish reader, Morse Saulson. M. Scher.
Schwartz, C. Silberstain, II
nice, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Messrs. nounces that the committee's 1932- Moshe ben Moshe (Dombe). The Shewach, II.
II. Strati., Jack Tain, Louie
33 program of activities is now sketch to be presented this Sunday Tobin, Leo Weisman. Max Weksler, Maur-
Barnett and Scarbnick.
ice Wispe and M. IL Zackheirn.
commencing. The following new
Mr were added to the commit- is " . Chizhik."
members
Weinberg is the announcer
CIVIC THEATER OPENS
tee:
Mrs.
Samuel
Coburn,
Mrs.
ELECT
FRIDAY; INAUGURATES Morris Garvett, Mrs. William Maz- and director of the hour.
MANY ACTIVITIES
rs.
AN INTERESTING PLAN er, Mrs. Kurt Poser, Mrs.
PLANNED BY A. Z. A.
Rubiner, Mrs. henry Wineman and I READING TO ADDRESS
RADIO
FORUM
SUNDAY
Presenting Philip Barry's new Mrs. Julian Zemon.
The program of the girl's work
--
Comedy, "The Animal Kingdom,'
Chapter 93 of the Aleph Zadik
The Jewish Radio Forum pro- Aleph is well under way with its
the Bonstelle Civic Theater re- committee will be . undertaken
Nov. 6, o
opens next Friday, Nov. 11, with through a series of sub-committees,
fall intellectual, social and ath•
gram next Sunday,
2:30 t o 3
a new policy which promises to as follows: An institute for volun-
e
- Station WJBK, from
make of the theater an outstand- tears of which Mrs. Robert J. New is • pi., will present Richard haW.I letic program for
man is the chairman, assisted by
ing civic institution.
A dinner was given at Aleph
Mrs. David Huber, Mrs. Samuel Reading, City Clerk and cir- semester.
troit Election Com-
s summer cottage in cele-
n of the
Beginning with this first pro- Lewis and Mrs. Aimee Ginsberg. min
, as th
Dee principal speaker. Erman'
semeer.
st
duction, the Civic Theater will The
plans for the 1932-33 mother Mr. Reading's address will be on bration of the coming charge of
Nov. 8
bring outstanding New York ac-
daughter reception committee the
mi subject "What Every Voter Arrangements were in Krupp.
d
an
tors, each of whom will be espe- will be made under the auspices
Samuel Stoller and Hy
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Horowitz, president of
cially trained for his or her role. of Mrs. hlolly Stern and Mrs. Mey-
The
musical p rogra will feat-
It is planned to have new casts, ors. The vocational guid- Should
harry sory board, was feted be-
Know."
the actors being interchanged once committee will be headed b by ure Leon Field, violinist, and Sam- the
cause he has captained the A. Z. A.
from time to time. This scheme, Mrs. Samuel Lewis, assisted by
Rabbi Leon From of Temple to its second indoor championship
Elizabeth Finley and Mrs. uel Solomon, pianist.
it is hoped, will perpetuate the Miss
heard in
his weekly
in the
League.
aspirations of the late Miss Bon- Henry Meyers. The open house Beth El will
and be Answer
Forum."
The cup
of 'We-Fraternal
the league becomes
the
stelle for a Detroit civic theater. committee has Mrs. Moritz Kahn 'Question Kurland, attorney and permanent possession of Aleph
According to this scheme, the as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mor- chairman
Aaron of the forum, will pre- Zadik Aleph, members also receiv-
Civic Theater will not be run on ris Blumberg, and hirs. Abe Srere.
, ing individual medals.
ment
a stock company policy, but on The chairman of the Girl Scouts' ..,
ectual
1 IcoThe intellectual
committee will be headed by Mrs. mue.
a festival program.
b y , a
mmittee, headed advance
The cast arrives this Saturday Joseph Magidsohn and Mrs. Sol
' Stoller, is studying Hitler s anti-
morning for its first rehearsal. Levin. Mrs. Sidney Stone will head I SUMERACKI, DEMOCRAT, Semitic policy in Germany.
The box-office already opened on the house committee. For club en- TREASURER CANDIDATE' Herbert Charfoos, chairman of
Gangs have been broken up.
"The cost of government in
Friday for an advance sale of tertainment the following commit.
ward
tee
has Atlas,
been chairman,
appointed: assisted
Mrs. Ed- by Wayne County must be cut," said the dance committee, reports all
Rackets have been suppressed.
tickets.
Jessie
Royce
Landis,
a
former
Mrs.
Abe
Srere,
Mrs.
Sidney
Allen,
Jacob P. Sumeracki, Democratic arrangements
f or the annual
There have been no kidnappings.
Za dik Ale C ph d anc e practi-
leading woman of the Bonstelle
c andidate for County Treasurer, Aleph co mpl ete.
h arfoo s is ai
There have been no bank robberies.
players, returns to the Civic as a Mrs. J. S. Sauls and Mrs. A. E. w ho s
y John Erman, former aleph
There have been no payroll holdups.
er.
vuest
star
in
"The
Animal
King-
ll
Schi
re definite plans with regard h office of Treasurer there es.
is b gonol.
rosecuted.
dom." In announcing that Miss
Welfare defrauders have been p
plenty of room to make slas
Mo
Preparations are now being
Landis, who distinguished herself to the activities of this committee I am satisfied the administrative
8 Embezzling bank officials have been convicted.
celebrat ion of the
will
be
ready
for
announcement
at
in a number of Broadway produc-
costs in this office alone can be made for theA.
D ay in De-
In 1929 Detroit was first in murders; now it is 37th.
pared 25 per cent without affect- International
tions after leaving the Civic, will a later date.
hn Erman of s been ap-
The vocational guidance program
ing this, troit.
In
play the role of the young artist
hathis
ing
the
efficiency.
,
Jo chairman
in this Sidney Howard comedy, will be started on Tuesday evening politics will have to be dobanished p
will be over 160 chapters
anti efficiency in- pointed)
Robert Henderson, manager of the Nov ii with a talk by Miss Grace rom
ftl
celebrating the same event at the
McAdams,
director
of
voca
i
;
f
Civic, explained that the produc- guidance subjects for the board of I stall ed.
"The treasurer's office has been same time.
tions at the theater this year will
She will address girls
constitute a memorial to Miss education.
the same regime
waging in ages from 14 to 18 at the under practically
years. This has re-
or
Bonstelle and that unusual care
branch of the Jewish Cen-1 f some 12
ulted
in
a
tremendous
increase
Michigan Theater.
is being exercised in their selec- Dexter
tern Association. Fier subject will I \ s•n
"Trouble in Paradise," which is
positions through having to
tion and casting. Mr. 'lender-
"Vocations
Open
to
Girls
with
1
arge of
I care for relatives and friends," now showing as the screen
son is in p ersonal
opening
of high School Background." T Ah kiis.. continued Mr. Sumeracki.
ar-
rangements for thech
"As the chief executive of three ton at the Michigan Theater, is a
talk will be sponsored by the
'
the
Civic.
The
first
10
days
to
brilliant comedy romance
with an
.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
•t
an Girls which is led by Miss
•
•
oP k'
it ter: a
be presented under his direction h Rose
Thomas. Till.% meeting will large corporations in
ve er 1 all si;arreneciaest ad h I b e m rt Marshall
Icag
l
s
es
fn
ee
ith
bri
successful
business
will be new to Detroit.
be open not only to Jewish Centers 'w
eoeaer
____________
members, but also to all girls rang • both the ab'Ity and the will tol head the cast of players. Charlie
from 14 to 18 years w ho clean up the unhealthy condition Ruggles, Edward Everett Horton,
VICKI BAUM SPEAKS I t g n in agefro
Aubre y Smith and others ap-
are interested.
HERE
ON
WEDNESDAY
A Proven Friend of the Jewish People
pmportant
roles.
that exists in the treastuer'e Fear
i i
office"
HE DESERVES YOUR VOTE
Vicki Baum, noted German-Jews
ish authoress, will be the speaker
on Wednesday morning, Nov. 9, at
the Wilson Theater, in the Detroit
Town Ilall series.
Election Tuesday, November
A Successful Business Man
The coming of Vicki Baum to Sunday Seeekes:
pre•
America for a lecture tour is art
- In the Valley of Decisine—•
collect of
discourse---will he the •
event which must be considered of election
the sermon by Dr. Leo MFranklin Sun-
major importance. Mks Baum's d•y morning. Nor 6. at 10:45i
famous book, "Grand Hotel," equal-
ping
Sabbath Services:
y,
is
nowd
ly famous as a pla
et the Polls" will be the
'i
's sermon
followed by a boo k w h ic h list s . r
1 'e t of Rabbi Leon Fram
• •
to rival its popularity. The 1 I Saturday morning, Now . a
WAR VETERAN
of the book just published is "And i'
d ..R.4,,,
Men". Twmplde (CISitiddnddd,,,
Life Goes On," from which hlies1
FOR
Pe, m trtmi , e ' place Tddddtor •ddring.
will gather material for one ■ N,lie
i
Baum
at 1,90 p. m. There will per•
of her most attractive lectures, N... is.
s eer.rance by leading radio stars
"Looking at Life."
er to members of the Me. lemils
Erre
Club
and
their ladiev. Admission fee for
When "Grand Hotel" first be- se
20 Years Training •s an
came a best seller there were those i non member', 25 gents.
Executive
Arts Society:
who raid the fame of Vicki Baum Temple Temple
Arts Society will present
would anon wane, but when it be- .
of plays for the PeS.on

Read the Record of Read

JUDGE

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Probate Judge

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Re-Elect

OPPERMANN

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COUNTY CLERK
ON REPUBLICAN TICKET
His Record Speaks for Itself

JOE LEACH

Republican Candidate for

DRAIN COMMISSIONER

"QUALIFIED BY EXPERIENCE"
Your Support Will Be Appreciated

CARL 0. LITTLE

Republican Candidate

COUNTY TREASURER

Your Vote Will Be Appreciated

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JOHN P. MURPHY

Democratic Candidate for

JUDGE OF PROBATE

Over 18 Years Experience as Probate Register

RILEY L. CRANE ,

Republican Candidate for

PROBATE JUDGE

(Present Judge)

Harry S.

Qualified and Experienced Attorney

TOY

GE NESEE COUNTY CANDIDATES SEEK
SUPPORT OF JEWISH VOTERS

Since

Harry S. Toy

became

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

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Remember!

PATRICK H. O'BRIEN

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Mem*
Notes

tit El JACKSON COUNTY CANDIDATES SEEK

SUPPORT OF JEWISH VOTERS

Jacob P.

Sumeracki

Election Tuesday, November 8

Elect

GEORGE HUGGINS

Republican Candidate for

COUNTY DRAIN COMMISSIONER

Asks Your Support
I believe in the strictest economy for the taxpayer.

Re-Elect

JESSE C. GOOD

Republican Candidate

COUNTY CLERK

EXPERIENCED AND EFFICIENT

Re-Elect

MELZOR C. DAY

Republican Candidate for

REGISTER OF DEEDS

GIVE YOUR SUPPORT TO

ANDREW J. TRANSUE

Democratic Candidate for

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

He stands for Economy and Justice for All
Neither he or any of his family held public office.

BAY COUNTY CANDIDATES SEEKING
SUPPORT OF JEWISH VOTERS

Election Tuesday, November 8

■ 11=IIMS ■etoome

Present Deputy County Tre•surer

County Treasurer

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came equally success
success u as
1552-53, under the direction of Wynne
and her articles and stories con - Wright of WWJ, sometime during the
month of November. A 'oriel boor will
tinued to win unstinted praise, dig..
f •ne e The exact date
criminating readers realized th a t , time of this senor niu away in ne s t
a real 1 .ed
week's Chronicle.
here was a great genius,

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luminary in the world of letters,
I and her novel, which is a Book of
the Month Club selection, has eon-

Dr. Edmund J.

Knobloch

Figs

taken her rightful place among I

the greatest novelists and play-1

1 wrights

CORONER

of our day.

Betts El College:
Nov.
Mo
d ay or arch El

Endorsed by leading Physician.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

dies

S'sterhood Annual Luncheon.
The Sisterhood annual luncheon soll
take place on Monday, Nov IC An
added attraction will be • style show
50
Thit its •ret to
I follow , ng the luncheon most be sen
'
tent, •
as poe•ibIe. Mem- i
1 the Temple •• early to
bring a glase o f \
•re requested
i
for hospital distribution.

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JERICHO LODGE HOLDS
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET, ,
, ANNIV
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(
I The thirteenth anniversary ban-

"THE BEST QUALIFIED MAN
FOR THE JOB"

of

76 Wins Field Meet. \

Re Sunday
No. I I Troop 76 of Temple Beth El I
F., was Lod
held
, quit of the Jericho
I 490, I. 0. 0.
evening, Oct. 30, at Jericho Tem- was the
winner of the Jewish ;
were troops field meet held last Sundae!
the Temple Farm, with Troop.
ple, 2705 Joy Road. There
at
present 1104 and 179 in second and third 1
, 350 membere
guests
refuse
00 cause
and a bt o u 2 and
of be
the
large d I Places, respectively. The meet of !
contained a diversified program
I admittance be had to
outdoor activities that clearly ,,
c le .
c r o , rev),
past grands of Jericho were I demonstrated the value of scoot'
\ introduced by Past Grand William I ins as apped to the outdoors.
I
kah I Such activities as water boiling, i
man. The subordinate lodges
Odd
I L auf
d Fellows, Jericho Re be
I tracking, map making, signaling 1
of
p-
c
E
Jericho
Encamp.
o. 173,
328, Canton Jericho No.
Ledge
g No.
No.
i and tent pitching
were put that
on '
and rapidity
meat
of Can. with an ease
erico 4901 showed that the lessons of scout-
50, the Lad'es ' Auxiliary
h es were I ing have reached the members of
ton No. 5 0, a nd J
No.
I the various troops present.
were hon ored. Address Thompson,
I Much credit is due to Charles
given by Herbert A.
Peet grand Fire of the jurisdiction
of the United States General T.
T. Feinberg and Saul Satilson for
Calvert Crowe, department corn- \ their canable work as judges, and
to ReubenGlazer who arranged
mender
of of
Michigan
of the En-
m 1 and supervised the meet
ant order
Odd Fellows
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carnpment, and the principal
sm::";ere•Ii• 7.grted
evening was Judge e!"al,AhnrGTYC'
of
the
sneaker Rubiner, who delivered an th......e wits . Halleween ter..1.,,isee ., ;
Charles
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thaemehigehnelyr 1 no....a
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that

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Let's all vote for

John D.

Dingell

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CONGRESSMAN

— for

1ST DISTRICT

10.12.1446 Wards

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BURT E.

BURNETT

Candidate for Re-Election

COUNTY CLERK

JACKSON COUNTY

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I THOMAS LOVITT

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JACKSON COUNTY

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Howard N.
MACDONALD

J. HAROLD BLAKE

Democratic Candidate

Candidate for Re-Election

Fully Qualified for the Job

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Respectfully solicits your support.

Experience and Service Deserve.

COUNTY CLERK

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JACKSON COUNTY

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WASHTENAW COUNTY

Re-Elect

JAY G. PRAY

Republican Candidate

JUDGE OF PROBATE

Your Support

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CHIEF DEPUTY

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