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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Predicts War Coming
To Australia Shores

SANbkkkA - Australian War
Minister Arthur w radden, ap-
peaiing To the budget council here
Tuesday for the utmost economy.
said. Only q fool would close his
eyes N the adversely changing IN
tsrnsiionsl situation ard overlook
mo fart the, war 10 coming nearer
ossr shores almost daily"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Navy Yard Workers
Move Into New Homes

BREMERTON - The vanguard
Of 800 families Tuesday were
moving into the federal low-cost
housing project OF Westpark, for
Puget Sound navy yard workers.
Opened Monday the project
should o. completely occupied by
midsummer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Gypsy "Blesses" His
Wallet Tokes $40

Police ver. searching Tuesday
afternoon for q gypsy woman who
bilksd James Kirton. 81. N ssoi
So. Montgomery II. out u $40.
The aged man was walking along
e6th at. when a sedan stopped
and Tn. gypsy stepped out u the
car. She engaged Kirton In oon-
verzstion and offered 70 ''oless
MS wallet. After Shs mad left IN
tns car. hs discovered hit loss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
SAYS BRIDGES sHEDs

BAN FRAsGIsIO Government
Attorney Aibrrt Del ousreIo
charged At resumption 81 ina
Harry Bridges deportation nssrins
Tuesday that In mis- opinion
Bridges vss q member 81 ths Com
NUNS, party from 1897 10 th<
present time
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Mexico President
Pledges Support

MEXICO CfIN-hexican Presi-
dent Manuel Avils camscho. N q
Pan-American Day radio speech
Monday night. urged American ma
tions 10 exert intense action for
defensive collaboration"
He said the day expressed Pan
American solidarity and was a
formal attestation OF our faith ir
undying democracy
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Warns US.
To Be Ready

WAanlNCTON--sssrstary
Of War Henry l.. Ssimpsou
aid Tuesday that the United
stAtss army and navy msst 10
psspsrsd n fight IN any pare
NJ North. aouth a. Central
America. "or svsa possibly
other regions" whore n may
b necessary 10 uss mem IN
defense Of this county sd
Its Possessions.
ssimsoc's statement zee mals
81 ,hs opening meeting a NJ -
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sIos Al the dsssass pssosaa- ~
dld nat shslpassls an ohs 'uehav
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pears In advance.
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Ths German high command ssad
that two columns we're laundering
southwark In shs eastern ssessv Of
the ors~h frcc,. The eommanlqas
AZ We Greek high semmasd N.
dsestsd that ees ~ two cshss
columns ere ssnasesNG spsshwssd
sa~thss ~sss
o. hasi sse,smn sesvsh
thsvwGk Roes~s. sAssA ~
n,ss sssth NJ t'hIsstsa So
moved sosthesst srsees -
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sws ~ ssvvts. lnt ~ nsstss
nssskwsss - hes0t OsymVss.
4 ssoond German soIama was
moving down the coastal road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Park Board
Stands Pat
On Changes
Union Attorneys
"Threot" Ignored
By Commissioners

T &C ON a park board WAS
braced Tuesday for whatever
fireworks may come out of
a decision to stand pat on the
recent reorganization in park
personnel.
Hugh Rosellini. attorney repre-
senting Local 12e of the AFL
State. County 4 Municipal En-
ployes union. warned the board
late Monday afternoon that there
would be fireworks. unless the
board backed up.
That sounds like a threat. "
commented Commissioner M. X.
Norton.
Denies II Ia Threat
Rosellini disclaimed making any
threat, but the board members
were awaiting some definite line
from the attorney Tuesday as to
just what form the fireworks
would take since probably two
thirds of the park systems payroll
holds membership In the city en-
ployes' local.
Rossllini had waited quietly
through. wave after wave Of
oratory centering largely around
the dismissal OF two men
Charles o. Bennett, foreman at
Wright park who was retired after
20 years service with three
months pay. and Pete Benthien,
foreman at Titlow beach. first
Continued on Page Z. Column 81
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures: High. s.; low, 20.
Sun rises. $40; rets. :.
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Germans Refuse Comment
On Armisiice Plea, But
Capiiulaiion Is Expected
Hitler Ponssr Divisions Storm
Across Greece ShotterinQ Whole
Line OF Greco british Deiousoo
OUllulk9

RFRLiN-Rsporfs Of negotiations for . csvnSp-
Turkish -onaeavsssor Of frfs~dsAip Pact etrrvisisi
he's tonight h.f asihovssd Gsvmn~ quarters ysfwsef
10 eosf,rm then. rcs so,d that authorized qssvfsvs
Nod No eormsnf regarding hs pvssssf STATE ef Gs.ss-
Tsrk,sh relations. 4
BERLlN--Fors;sn diplomatic susrssrs ~.
ported Tussday that Jusoslsv ssvsvn9ssue Aas
ssksd Italy and Germany for an armistiss. o..
fetal German quarters declined comment 81
the rsports. which also were heard In Budapest.
unoTicial quarters we've Lnsnaed - Uivo go.
dsnes 10 the reports.
BuDAPEST-Csrman sources n q seaeousua
which WAS not confirmed reported Tussday shas
the Jusoslav army had asked fov an asmIssIss,
and expressed belief that lee eaplsulasisa miohe
be only . matter Of hours.
TINE 'wAi r6oAy
Adolf Htlsrs panssr dvisions stosssd aeruus csveno
Tsssday shsttsrns the whos hns Of Cvsss nrsh -
lenses and carrying the battle MoSnt OympuA mythical
home Of ancient Greek gods.
NAai hammer blows apntsrsd dsfsnsss wAleh had bssa
thrown up aeross northern Greece from Phsna 70 ClAntsa
The Greeks and their Brah allies APPEARED " b falling
back TO mdCrsecs for another sand from Ioanaiaa b
IArisa.
German sad that Jusuasvs ~v sss
M an ssmssios and sap'saiastn might wNka
Nsn propasandas insisted that Ne piA psspastna
nvusauoA n thsss from Athsas - fnaAsn.
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Baseball Finals

NATIONAL
St Louis .. Dol z6S Ill ~ o
Cincinnati mo 900 osl--s 10 Z
Wsrnss. snd HAneDso. Dsrrin.
ger. Bsggs ~ and lombard. W.
Cooper.
AMERICAN
Detroit a. 81 Louis fposip>nsd
-rsinJ.
a. \. SEAMAN KILLED
SHELTON. wa~hS-J ".
Miller. Il. fireman. third ei2ss. u
tho u. q. s. Saratoga. was killed
Instantly Tuesday morning yhsn
ne dozsd ~ the wheel Of ear he
vas driving and u hit . tsisphons
pole.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
80 Guests are Expeded
at Parish House Event

GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY
Of Grace Episcopal Church IL
celebrating its third birthday
this evening with q banquet TO
be attended by all members of
all six groups and honorary and
active associates Of the society.
The banquet is to take place
at six o'clock In Grace parish
house, where seven tables will
be laid to accommodate more
than 80 guests. Mrs. George A.
Merifield, branch president, will
head the table at which the hon.
orary associates will be seated.
Mrs. Christian f. Matthews and
Mrs. Otto hartley are in charge
of arrangements for this table.
Mrs. Karl Krause, active as
sociate, and Katrine Beer. men,
Der chairman. will head the
Business Girls table; Mrs. r. H.
Millar. and Ann Breitmeyer will
head the High School Group;
and Mrs. Karl Ketchum and
Hester Matthews, the Interme-
diate Group.
The Senior Candidate Group
grew to such size that 1t has been
divided into two groups, one Of
which Is headed by Miss Lila
Stencil and Jenny Buckley; the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Norma|Co||eeeSymphonytoGive
Concert in Ypsi|anti February9

THE NORMAL COLLEGE
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will
give its fourth concert Of the
Tenth Annual Sunday After
noon Concert Season on Febru-
airy 8. Beginning promptly at
AIS p. m, the concert Is to be
held in Pease Auditorium, Ypsi-
lanti. Music lovers are urged to
attend this program Of fine
music, to which there Is no ad-
mission charge.
Miss Arlene Walton, promi-
nent young pianist, Is to be the
soloist. Miss Walton's pianistic
career began in 1929 when she
won the state contest for young
musicians, sponsored by the
Michigan Federation Of Music
clubs. She then attended the
Eastman School of Music, where
she received her bachelor of
music degree. During this time
she performed in many recitals,
concerts, and NBC broadcasts,
and received great recognition
for her appearance with the
Rochester Civic Orchestra under
the direction Of DR.. Howard
Hanson.
Miss Walton received her mas
ter of music degree at the Uni
versity of Michigan. Her recent
study has been under the tule-
lage of Rudolph CAM, interna-
tionally famous pianist and con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Breakfast Club Has
Interesting Program

THE BREAKFAST DISCUS
SION CLUB met with Mrs. Clar-
ence Shirley for an interesting
program following breakfast at
ten o'clock.
Mrs. Frank Hacker talked on
the negroes of the old South,
who were SO ignorant of geogra-
ply that they designated their
birthplace by the predominant
product Of the locality. They
would say they were "born in
peanuts" "born in cotton" etc.
Mrs. E. M. Mercer read a
poem called Rest" followed by
another, Courage in Song"
which brought out the effect of
the spirituals on the negro
workers.
Mrs. nj. B. Little told the
story of youthful Jerom e
Beatty's model airplane bust
ness, which grew out of his in
terest in models, until he recent
ly received an order for 500 Of
them.
Mrs. Roy Hoover closed the
program, which she had ar
ranged, by reading Maurice
Maeterlinck's "On Stay ing
Young"
Mrs. Joseph M. Croman as
sisted Mrs. Shirley as hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Purtons to Give
Rehearsal Party

MIR. AND MRS. KINGSLEY
FURTON will give the rehearsal
luncheon on the wedding day
of Mrs.. Purton's sister. Harriet
Beecher, and e. Henry Liephart
of Cleveland. The luncheon will
be given at the Purton home on
South Wilson boulevard follow
ing rehearsal at eleven o'clock,
and the wedding will take place
that evening at the home of Miss
Beechers other sister, Mrs. Ger
aid Queen in New Baltimore.
Several more parties are
scheduled in Miss Beecher's
honor.
Marjori, Lee Lehner will en-
terrain at linen shower Satur-
day afternoon at her home on
South Wilson boulevard.
On Sunday, Jane Brown Of
Ann Arbor will be hostess at
her home to q group of friends
OF Miss Beecher for tea and
shower.
And on Tuesday evening, Feb.
4, Judy Corrigan. Marjory Gil
ready and Dorothy Holcomb Of
Detroit will entertain at 4
crystal shower for the BRIDE
elect.
. efTG
ALBERT LARDIE, chief en-
gineer at the Jewel Theatre, u
able to be at work again, fol-
lowing an illness Of ten days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Coming Events


changes IN seauIes meetings. cell 1900.
Thurs, JAM so-Canaton St. Louis parish at the
home Of Mrs John Sterling, l58 Eastman street. at PM
wald, Alfred street. at pm
Thurs, jan 30-St Annes Guild, Of ST. Peters Church. at
the home Of Mrs Albert Oliver 221 North Broadway
avenue at $50 pm.
Thurs, Jan. 30-St. Annes Guild potuck dinner at the
home Of Mrs Albert Oliver 221 North Broadway avenue
at $50 pm.
Thurs, JAM 30Thrd birthday party Girls Friendly So
ciety, In Grace parish house. at pm
Thurs, Jan. 30-Special meeting of Eagles in the hail.
pm.
Fri, JAM -Potuck organization meeting young women
OF Methodist church, 1t the home of Mrs. Rufus Reitze
! Breitmeyer place, at $50 pm.
Fr jan s1OES initiation and regular meeting in Masonic
.clubrooms at 746 pm.
Sat, Feb 1-Asbmy League theatre party Members
at church 1t pm. 1s.y
Sum- Feb salisbury League At the home of Mildred Hovs
ST. Clair Shores Members meet at church for trans
portAtion, at els pm.
Mon, Feb 3-Wesminster League Presbyterian church.
potluck dinner In church parlors at pm.
Mon, Feb 3-HaTy Oreh Post American Legion, at club
house. at $50 pm.
Mon Feb 3Mum and Poppy Club parish at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dubay, 123 Rathbone
street, at B pm.
Mon Feb. S-Board Trustees of Kings Daughters Home
at the Home, st ESQ pm.
Mon, Feb 3-Knights of Pythas, in the Pythian hall, at
$50 pm.
Tues Feb board Of Directors League Women Voters
ct the home Of Mrs. T. T. Nunneley Lodewyck avenue,
ct l90 pm.
Tues, Feb I-Young womens Epspocal League in Grace
pasish hesse, st pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Members Magazine
Has Pertinent Idea

MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE
OF WOMEN VOTERS are re-
ceiving q members magazine
sent out from national headquar-
tiers In Washington. Among the
short articles In the January
number Is one called Signs Of
the Times"
Its truth is evident and Of in
terest to the general reader. We
quote:
SIGNS OF THE TINES
Certain words have been Ia
boo In the discussions Of the last
twenty years. Good and bad,
right and wrong, noble and L.
noble are among them. Such
antitheses have been dismissed
~ both hypocritical and invalid;
and the mention Of morals has
seemed to u - indecent - the
mention Of sex 70 the victorians.
Today there are signs that this
postwar rsticence d giving way
before the impact Of Tie facta Of
life. Now we know that dance
racy means far more 10 u than
. political system. An setlslaG
older than Christianity lies b.
hind IL. The Greeks knew II.
The Saints knew It. The Pill.
grims knew It. Lincoln found
moving words for 1t. Only .
short generation has refused Il
acknowle d 3 m n (. Now the
threat Of Hitler lays bare the
faith we have been at such pains
70 hide. M. L. p.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
State Society
Honors Two
Local Women

MRS. WALTER G. FENTON
and Mrs. Carl Schimmel have
been made accredited judges of
flower arrangement and speci-
men blooms, by the Michigan
Horticultural Society.
Certificates will be awarded
to them at the annual meeting
Of the society In May. The ap-
pointment comes a q result Of
examinations which Mrs. Fenton
and Mrs. Schimmel took in Flint
last November.
JOHN BREITMEYER, JR.,
will arrive home from his
studies at Michigan State college
at East Lansing on Saturday to
spend the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Breitmeyer. A family dinner on
Sunday will honor his 21st
birthday, which occurs on
Wednesday, Feb. 5.
AMONG THE OUT-OF-
TOWN GUESTS attending the
Breitmeyer Golden Wedding
Anniversary on Tuesday were
Mrs. c. M. Foster, Mrs. H. H.
Wiley, Mrs. George w. Ruby,
Mrs. Sarah Baird and the Misses
Melvina and Jennie Runyan,
lifetime friends of Mrs. Brett
meyer.
MRS. LOUIS KANDT will
entertain the members of her
card club this evening at rer
home on Grove Park avenue.
mr.. AND MRS. ANDREW
CARPENTER Of East Detroit
announce the birth of q daugh-
ter, born today in st. Joseph's
hospital.
MRS. EDGAR H. RACINE
will entertain members Of the
Tuesday club at her home on
North avenue, on Tuesday, Feb.
4, for luncheon and cards.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Asbury League Plans
Weekend Activities

MEMBERS of Asbury League
of the Methodist church will
have a theatre party on Satur-
day evening, when they 60 en-
masse to see The Thief Of Bag
dad" at the Jewel.
Mildred Hovis, program chair
man, has arranged the evening,
and asks that members meet at
the church at seven o'clock.
Sunday evenings meeting
will be at Miss Hovis' st. Clair
Shores home. Members are re-
quested to meet at the church
at Sis, and transportion will
be provided. After the meeting,
there will be ice-skating on the
lake in front of Miss Hovis'
home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30

at the Chicago Musical
college. Miss Walton will be
heard playing the Cesar Franck
Symphonic Variations for Piano
and Orchestra.
The orchestra, composed of
rs student musicians and direct
ed by Marius Fossenkemper,
will open the program with the
overture IF I Were King"
(Adam); and continue with the
adagio for clarinet and string
orchestra by Wagner, with the
clarinet solo by William Griss;
Garment Suite" (Bizet); "Roses
from the South" (Strauss), and
excerpts from "Sari" (Kalman).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30

and Mrs. August Kramer, Of La
peer. Mr.. Bellman was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bellman,
of the French road.
They were united In marriage
by the Reverend Oscar Wuest.
pastor of Saint Peters Lutheran
church. Macomb. The wedding
took place at the home Of Mr..
Bellman's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bsllman made
their home In the village Of Ma
comb for thirteen years, later
moving to q farm one mile north
of the village and finally TO
Washington. where they have
been residing at $3.50 Van Dyke
Rd. the past az years.
Their children are Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Bellman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Bellman. Mrs. Harry
Shields. all Of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bellman,
of Romeo Plank road. They
have twelve grand children.
Dinner will, be served at 1880
p. m. for relatives and members
of the grange, followed by dan
cling and cards.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Mrs. Rodgers Hostess
To z. E. G. Girls Club

z. E. c. Girls Club met iast
evening at the home of Mrs. M.
H. Rodgers, Robertson street.
After the brief business meet
ing, the members played monte
carlo whist. with prizes going to
Mrs. Hazen Voorhees,, and Beat
rice Ullrich. House prize was
awarded to Mrs. Fred Resico,
and penny-grab to Gladys Bob
cean.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. George
Sheridan on Wednesday, Feb. II.
at eight o'clock.
MRS. MYRON MILLER and
son, David, have returned from
few days visit with Mrs.
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Switzer, in Standish,
Mich.
MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN
ANDERSON, los Moross ave-
nue., announce the arrival of a
daughter, born today in st. JOS
eph's hospital.
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters met yesterday
at the Kings Daughters Home
on Market street, with Mrs. A.
F. Meier and Mrs. Jacob Hoff-
man as hostessesc III ;,-
rar. ~.
MRS. DORLAND SMITH will
entertain her bridge club at her
home on Riverside drive tomor-
row.
MRS. e. L. DUPRAY Is en-
tertaining Margaret Bottum Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters today at
her home at 10 Washington.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30

IaE PHOGnAM by StuoentS
of the Modern Music Studios.
to be given Sunday, Feb. 2,
in the parlors of the First Pres
byterian church, is announced
today by teachers of the stu
dos. Miss Muriel Tayler will
present her pupils in vocal and
piano numbers; Fred Hughes
pupils will play the violin, gui-
tar and other stringed instru-
ments; and Fred Weiland's &C.
Gordon pupils will play.
Following is the complete
program:
Still Alarm March (Lincoln)
by the ensemble with Mr..
Hughes and Mr.. Weiland.
Pierre and Raindrops (Folk-
songs) piano, Mary Ann Rubin.
Contented Bird (Rowe) piano.
Gaybelle Stroud.
In the Park (Unknown), pi-
ano, Nancy Brinker.
Augustine Germany piano,
Gaybelle Stroud and Nancy
Brinker.
Serenade (Schubert) violin,
Mary Papajohn.
Chariot Race, piano, David
Evans.
Estrellita (Ponce), voice,
Flora May Rosso.
Accordion selection by Miss
Lootens.
Santa Lucia (Italian) piano,
Margaret Roberts.
Lovely Maiden (Hayden) vio-
lin ensemble.
Gypsy Love Song (Herbert)
violin ensemble.
Swiss Echo Song (Folk) piano.
Dorothy Roberts.
Ciribiribin (Folk) voice, Phyl-
lis Mclean.
Minuet in G (Beethhoven)
violin, Robert Buff.
Accordion selection, by Miss
Lansweirdt.
Toujours L'Amour (Friml)
voice, Barbara Jean Portzel.
Mueller Trot (Lucas) guitars,
Robert Horn and Mr.. Hughes.
Accordion Selection by Jennie
Sieckowski.
Minuet (Mozart) piano, Lor-
raine Coke.
Hawaiian Melodies, ensemble
of violins and guitars.
Ave Maria (Schubert) voice,
Beth Wilkerson.
Love is All (Popular) voice,
Beth Wilkerson.
Cavatina (Raf) violin, Rob-
ert Scheunemann.
Accordian Selection by Law.
renee Schott.
National Danse (Polish) man.
doIin, Diana Otlowski.
Blackbird's Song cyril Scott)
voice. Milda Beyerlein.
Smilin' Thru (Penn) voice.
Milda Beyerlein.
Two Guitars (Russianl piano.
Larry Ginsberg.
Accordion Selection by jim
ME Ullrich.
Melodie D'Amour (EnRel.
men) violin, Nina Rudich.
Accordion Selection by STAN
ley Quit.
Solveis's Song (Grieg) voice,
France Yoshonis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30

other BY Mis- yanS xannedy
Joyce 9aiteSlsin. SilE:
The suallsst esoUp = u -
Don 4j1lsr's clafoQs ~ y
Der chsiEsnan = 1(I5I - s
Each Of these eTOupG ~ 1
ned IT. own potluek uG6;
decorated its own tob1os ~ ~
important event. 3oGA tC0
has arranged . coottibu(1 !
the program which VII Sollo
the banquet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Banquet Features Girls Friendly Anniversary Celebration Tone
Dinner and Program Set
For Westminster League

WESTMINSTER LEAGUE of
First Presbyterian church will
hold q supper meeting on Mon
day evening. Feb. 3, ut six
o'clock, In the parlors Of the
church.
Miss Loa Green will show her
colored slides and give = travel
ogue Of her trip last summer on
the program which will follow
the business meeting to be con-
Quoted by Mrs. H. r. Stevenson,
president.
The committee In charge Of
the dinner IL composed Of Mrs.
A. B. Gemmer, Mrs. L. w. Fast,
Mrs. John Bannow, Mrs. Charles
Mikelait and Mrs. Dan Defen-
baugh.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Davis Grange to Honor BeIImans
on Golden Wedding Anniversary

THE DAVIS GRANGE will
entertain $50 guests at the Davis
Grange Hall, Wednesday eve
ming, Feb. 5, In observance of
the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell
man, who for the past Is years
have been associated with the
grange and are now silver star
members.
Mrs. Bellman was the former
Lena Kramer, daughter of Mr..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
MRS. WILLIAM +. STEVEN.

MRS. WILLIAM +. STEVEN
SON, of Detroit, Is expected to
arrive tomorrow to spend a few
days with her son and daughter
-in-law, MI. and Mrs. H. r. Stew
enson, Ferrin place, before leav-
ing for two months In Florida.
MIR. AND MRS. OTIS PAT
TERSON, IS Gibbs, announce
the arrival Of = ten-pound dau-
ghter, Nora Alice, born Wednes-
day. Jan. -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-30
Modern Music Studios Reveal
Program for Recital Sunday

Because (D'Hardelot) voice.
France Yoshonis. osS
Gavotte (Handel) violin. en-
semble.
Mighty LAX q Rose, violin en-
semble.
Stars and Stripes March (Sou-
sa) finale by ensemble.