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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Red Farwell
Climb Victor

Gle ELUH-Red Faryell won
the class c motorcycle hillelimb
event here over the weekend.
Johnny Aartinolich. Portland's
Flying Fifteen von second
Other Tacoma ricers we're Ar
Arnes0n, c. A. Red Ehret. benny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Says Buddy
Has What's
Needed 10 Win

WARRINGTON - The euild-up
for Friday nights Joe Louis
Buddy Baer heavyweight title
fight entered the home stretch
today. 30 Manager Ancil Hoffman
eegged 10 give of with = few
hundred more words about his boy
Buddy.
Know what u takes 20 stop
Louis ," Hoffman asked. spsrrlng
for an opening.
Before anybody could say Loco
motive" Ancii answered his own
question: good right hand. :
Know whes Tot just thai
kinda riEht hand ?" Ne fol-
lowed mp quickly. Yea car
imagine the surprise whes
Hoffman replied Buddy
Baer. my hey Buddy
Hoffman told how he had
worked more than three years to
make Buddys right the thing Of
beauty he claims II Is today.
Three long years" he sighed
with a touch Of campaign oratory.
Always I've been telling Buddy.
forget that left shoot that
right he does what l say. see.
Now it's ready to pay dividends.
II Buddy Baer uses that night
hand Friday night. you're gonna
have a new ehampeen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Parker Wins

san FHANCIsC0 = Franks
Parker Of Los AnGsles ysatefday
upset Frank koVaes u Oakland.
-. 10. rs. e-3. 70 win the Cali
fornia State Tennis Championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
All Is Set for Wedding Of
Del Holmes, Tiger Hurler
Ceremony at Athletic Park Tuesdoy
Night: Wenoichse to Face Tiger Club

The Tigers win make up one
postponed game in Spokane Mon
day night and then will return TO
open a homestand which viii be
featured Tuesday night with the
wedding Of Del Holmes. star Ia
coma pitcher, and his childhood
sweetheart. Miss Betty Bohannan
at home plate Of Athletic park.
Manager Pip Koehlsr viii also
introduce a pair OF new players
10 Tacoma fans. They are Fay
Starr. outfielder. received on
option from the Los Angeles club
Of the Pacific coast league and
Russ Olsen, farmed out by the
St Louis Browns
starr reported 10 the club
In Spokane and was In The
lineup Sunday. while Olsen
is expected 10 zee action late
this week.
The wedding OF Del Holmes and
Miss Bohannan. who came here
from Clovis. Calf. 10 BE- united
in marriage to thu Tiger mound
star, will preoede Tuesday night =
game At Athletic park.
The ceremony. 10 be staged in
floral setting arranged on the
playing field and with the players
Of the Tacoma and Wenatchee
clubs a. a guard Of honor. viii
be read by the Rev. n. c. Gallahsr,
pastor Of the Fern Hiil Methodist
church and one Of the best known
ministers In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Transfers Lose

Transfers softballerE bowed
twice 10 searxie An-Stars at JEFF
ferson park yesterday afternoon
when both Seattle hurlsrs pitched
one-hit ball The second game
went Il innings before the visitors
could punch over the winning tally.
fFirsf Camel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Many Thrills
In Contests


Archie Genin Of Meadow park
and Larry Huseby Of Allenmore
~Fin fight IL cut for the Tacoma
public links title next Sunday over
Brookdale course.
Cenin defeated Jack Johnston.
Brookdale. on the 18th. driving the
at yard hole ana within Is
inches OF the mug. They were
even on the last tee. A strong
wind helped the drivers.
johnson drove hole high 20
the left Of the green and
Clipped within . foot or 20
of the hole. putting for his
birdie. Genin putted for IN
eagle and victory. II was .
thriller.
Huseby defeated Bud Lehman,
Brookdale. / up on the 10Th.
Huseby was three up at one point
Of play in the second round. but
Lehman squared II on the 18th
only TO lose on the extra hole.
QUARTER FINAL MATCHES
Championship Flight: Larry Huse-
BY defeated Al Konxmo up on the
10Th: Bud Lehman defeated virgil
Cliff and 3; Archie Genin defeated
Cap Paine 2 and /: Jack Johnston
defeated Norm Olson 5 and 4.
First Flight. Ken Kofoed defeated
, Boyer I and 2; Joe Hanslsr de-
A = A. kasf
defeated Stan Bacior 4 and 3. Al
Moody defeated Prank Unser. default.
SEMI FINALS
Championship Flight: Larry Huse-
by defeated Bud Lehman ! up on
the 18th: Archie Genin defeated Jack
Johnston UP on the 18th.
First Flight: Joe Hansler defeated
Ken Kofoed 4 and 3. Al Moody de-
1eated Art Abel ! up on the 18th.
second Flight; Elmo samuelson
defeated George williams and 2;
T L. Anderson defeated Bill Rounds
2 and /.
Third Flight: Morris rinnegan de-
feated Dick Long 4 and 8: Jack Van
Whye defeated George Poprad ] up.
Fourth Plight: Bob Wilson defeat
ed Olaf Grything 5 and 4: Chef Corey
defeated Harry Maunders 3 and /.
Ftfth Flight: Harry Daley defeated
Archie Nelson 3 and 2. Earl Phillips
defeated Pop Stone 2 and /.
sixth Flight: Harry Rowsn defeat
ed Bob Dezell and >: Bill Leedom
defeated Bob Allard 2 up,
seventh Flight: J. L. Hamilton de-
feated Tom Wallace 3 ana 2; r. A.
Tessier defeated Gordon Jones l UP.
Eighth Flight: Bud Abraham de-
feated Paul Gomsrud 8 and ;: Homer
Kelly defeated Henry Hulscher
and s.
Ninth Flight: Carl Lawson defeat
cd Charles Booth up. George Turco
defeated L. B. Stevenson up.
Tenth Flight: Bob Youngbers de-
feated Kari James / up. Bert Morris
defeated Harold Larson 2 and /,
Eleventh Flight: Bill Hedberg, bye:
NJ. w Mills defeated c. @. Peterson
0 and T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

Wei. ali. tAs Tacoma pekEis
club Fsthsrsan flshlns darby
sunday vas q whale 81 . sue-
cess. or should ssy . salmon
success
one hundred and twenty-five
boys and girls went with their
papplss or sponsors and had The
time of their life.
IL VAS sport from beginning
10 end. II was thrill after
thrill.
And the little rssuals came IN
with 81 big salmon. ioEethsr
with ether species II fish. 10 hag
more than 900 pounds for the
frying pans that vsfs waiting
on Point Defiance picnic beach.
Then came the award ~ prikss
and the big meal
~ sas At the prize stand
where the young hearts beat
fast and excitement rsn ramp.
ant through the youthful ranks.
Whss fesssra fesstFsa
wen the Top psszs. . hssyeis.
llttis D~lmsr Cfess. shs ssss
bike, Haidi
-ose, I'm Ki.d thai hog wes
The hisyeis. Thsy tsii sss -
m. always wsai~a ; bik<. tsa
So. have . hike baa as
radio. Thst h what ! wsatsa.
And I have u. That makes
ihiaKs ssea al srsaad-"
And that. cir. IL somsthlnE
sorihwhlis. . eempstitor pleased
that another had son what hls
heart had long asked for,
Thla was ths fourth snausl
event.
me Poggls club u meeting
Tuesday night 10 mans ths coan-
miitss that will handle The tsS1
event.
Yes. the club IL getting down
% work ca neat years CON-
petition right noN
That vii give time y -.
range q eoncFsts plan and 10
make the istz svsai the best
sesf
Tbs derby. - I have said
before. IL the tops u ~ hssd.
free from eommsFessfam d.
Iusi . side esssn event that
makes boys AM Tifis tbs main
attraction.
wessis like - zee sssrY
other sportsm.es's rub - Ia
coma ana Tacoma alsifift Isia
hands vita TIE Psgsis club
~ mskisE this the Esisea
event u saeh flshisE yssf.
Civic clubs. LEGAL eonesfns saa
everybody mlghf lend : band
and make thls ths paramount
AEftF ~ - Ht@tH
A. prank ffaffinE. manager
q ihs Point Doathouas asid
This derby u sou.sthing aifs
fsFent ~ gives youth sas SAD
az / s4ah moFs oldstsfs could
have ssan this FathaF-soa meet.
Il vas s0rthuhiis
Las so1ls and every ofhsF
ystsfsn angler h4Fs talked
with sgrss absssf tns sarth Il
this derby.
Hs al must sork together -
slsyats thls DERBY. Tnefea
nothias siss iiks a.
Weather HuFfa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

sesrhs waters thai 49, = fiss,
Msyh~ . little bsttsV thsn
~ inches lesk. d vs. rseh -
has.. bsliiisntis asssksd.
HAD s><a " fFe<h. aesA
water fsf ssn~ slsns so
fought ssii.etiy faF - ne.
- Ne avail,
oas - tA< pF~sss~ss creed
treat thl. esfsef - ss~a -
years.
Rod Prom Dad
Harry Stewart ifstshln.oH
celebrated hls birthday Monday
lie pappy. Harry D.. baakhi
him . ny rpd. which wiil sand
the hoy Into The clouds II hep.
pinsss.
Heek end FepsFt ffam usaa<
Fretasisr C@si ffaEssft II to
Nationwide s<efeff
Ws~k end STERN Faln~a 30
wsisss. Midwest F~psst@ 49,
Iimiis ~ hspsw~sa iahs sn&
ls.Ff's lake. feFsA iinsif< -
silver ishs. Flstc~ ssaaiyl
Cfzppss llnsii. - OA=p isks
ffsai ssea - ksps~.is i@ks.
Yea 60 bssk 60 Tie So
ihsnfiriis - iIs8xzfIs -.
psst.. Th~ suy sslrts n f.<t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Pepmen Keep
Up Ball Pace
Now Leading Coast
By 6H Contests
by UNITED PRESS

AnoAuci "AhiiAhk WON hEAs
Sacramento SIX and a half games
ahead of the Pacific Coast league
today.
The saes. who have won so out
OF Al starts this year. took the
San Francisco series. five games
to two. Second place Seattle took
a 4-3 decision over Hollywood,
third place San Diego came out
on the short end OF 4-3 series
with Los Angeles and Portland
took its Oakland series. SO.
Fourth place San Francisco Il
only pa games ahead Of eighth
place Oakland. which leaves the
second division in a tumble
Sacramento polished off the
Seals twice yesterday. The
first was q 22-e slaughter In
which the Sacs blasted n
runs across In the opening In
ming.
oaNi aA4fil' Atbk AAF MAhdARi
IS. again having q big first In
ming with six runs.
Seattle took a pair from Holly
wood, CT and 50. Hollywood
errors gave the Rsiniers four un-
earned runs. Babe Herman caned
out long homer over center field
in the fifth with a man on base
Ira Scribner won the nightcsp for
Seattle although giving eight free
tickets To first base. His team
mates gave him a four-run lead In
the second inning but he barely
STAYED off Hollywood's drive In the
last two frames.
Oakland and Portland split
their twin bill The Oaks won
the first game, 81. as Ralph Bux-
ton held the Beavers 10 five hits
His teammates hit Whitney Hi
cher for four runs in the sixth
for the winning margin.
EpfhAho NJ Aahha Af
counted for the nighteap, ST.,
allowing five hits. Portland
cIinched the game with a
four-nn rally In the last In
ming and got a total Of nine
hits from Henry Pippen-
San Diego and Los Angeles
divided their Sunday double.
header. San Diego took the first
game 40. strnging Up nine hits
in the seventh and eighth innings
for all Of their runs. with Jensen
driving In the winning score
Wally Berger homereo for ths
Angels In the sixth.
Los Angeles squared II in IN.
nightcAp. 81, and won the series
Caribsldi and Hsslin got homer
for san DiegOis only scores Shils
Phil Weinirsub homered for ths
Angels. Los Angeles put ths
game away with a three-run burst
spsrked BY Bob Collins triple fol,
lowed BY a walk and two singles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Major Leaders

Dodgers 2; Gordon, Yankees z John.
son Athlstiea. 2. YORK. Tisers. ,,
Heath. indiana 2
Huns Batfsd In. KsiIsf YANKEES
81. Gordon, Yankees 81. York Tigers
90. DoeT RED soH. 20 TraFif
Senators a.
Huns rlAasgio. YANKEES 50 YoFn
Red SoE a. DgAaEElo. Red eoT ~.
Boudneau. Indiana. 20 Hack Cuba
Is Johnson. Athletics Is Gordon
Yankee zs. Travis senators. -
Hits Travis sxnstofs IS TroNET
Indians - Cranef senatoff -
Slaughter. Cardinals. ~ sisbsFt. Gth-
istics "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20


Errors played an important part
in the results OF the two Western
Washington league games played
Sunday while the third contest.
the feature game OF the day. be-
tween Shipbuilders and Morton.
was postponed due to rain.
In the game at Western
State hospital. spanaway out
hit Tlilcum. . 10 3. but six
errors on the part of Span
away fielders saw the Chiefs
come In ON the long end Of =
3 TO 5 score.
In the Casino-Roy affair the
Casinos outhit Roy s to 8 but lost
the tilt, 8 10 9. due TO eight errors
on the part Of the colored team.
Casinos ....... 2o3 olo ooo-o q q
Roy ........ ali COS lox-s 8 2
Claxton and Monroe. Christensen.
Carr and happening
Spanaway 80. oio oio ooi--a . Q
Tillicum 900. 2os Oso lox-e o o
Mstson. johnson and Cummings.
Walker and Sehimlins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Weather Hurts

Weather Hurts
Ihs Geld weafheF over ths
seek cad rniesd have with
geneFAl cams fIsh fishiaG.
sau enc eaflhfsaf ffout
taken - Rey Wllkossk1 h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Errors Mark
League Play


RESULTS SUNDAY
Roy Q. Casinos 6.
Tillicum .. Spanawss 5.
shlpbuilders-Mertcn. postponed,
rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

Fofttanos NJ idshA nc-
counted for the nighteap, ST..
allowing five hits. Portland
clinched the game with a
four-run rally In the last In
ming and got a total Of nine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
SHOW UP CLARK

~ Two ball players that Clark
Grifnth traded away. Joe Kuhsi
and Taft Wright took advantage
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

states that DR.. and Mrs. Norman
v. Peale, of New York City. and
Mrs. Peale's mother, Mrs. Frank
B. Stafford, Of Utica, will leave
Los Angeles for the east on
Tuesday, August IL. They will
60 directly to Canisteo, New
York. the Peale summer home
where Mrs. Staffor. will remain
for the summer. Mr.. Stafford
will join her there. Mrs. Stafford
IL improving In health.
Mrs. Ethel Hcald and Mry.
Lillian Wedemeyer. Of Ctarles
City, Iowa, arrived In Utica
Monday morning to visit their
nephew, DR.. Theos A. Grove,
Chiropractor, and Mrs. Grove,
also niece In Lapeer. They Will
remain for some time.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Richmond Church
Services Announced

Rev. william Proyer Of the
Methodist church will conduct
morning worship services at IL
.. m. Sunday Church school will
be held at o:4S Z. m.
Rev. Edmund Schleicher Of
the Trinity Lutheran Church will
conduct worship services at 10
a. m. Sunday. The members Of
the annual Luther League rally
will be held at the Roosevelt
Civic auditorium on the after
noon of August II.
Rev. william Junke of st. Pet
ers Lutheran church Of Mutton
vile will conduct services in
English at 10:%S q. m. and in
German at $50 .. m.
There will be no Sunday
school or church services during
the month Of August in the
Congregational church. this viii
lage. At Columbus the church
school will be held Ut $50 .. m.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

The annual Fenton family re-
union was held at Magara's farm.
Officers for the coming year are:
President, E. w. Fenton and
Secretary-Treasurer Fanny Fen
ton Jex. Charles Fenton, the
oldest member of the group, was
declared honorary president.
Guests were present from Rich
mond, Detroit, jackson, Ann Ar
Dor, Hopkins, Port Huron,
Highland Park, st. Clair and
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The
1912 reunion will be held in the
same place.
Miss Mabel Winkel and Mrs.
Elmer Stier and family were
guests of Sister Mary Jane, Of
the Ursuline order of Sisters,
stationed at THE Pines in
Chatham, Ont, Canada, on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schultz
and family were guests of DIR.
and Mrs. Lester Kreis of De-
troit at their summer cottage at
Belle River, Ont. for q few days
this week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

A bit of local color was added
by Mr.. Chapoton's description Of
the old Bank of Utica which
flourished in the wildcat" days
of 1887. It was located in the old
Merrill house, corner Main street
and Auburn avenue. The house
still stands, being occupied by
Mrs. Charles (Iva MerrilD
Schroeder. In its basement can be
seen the vaults of the bank, mute
evidence that our forefathers
built well.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Around the Town I'm Utica


Hall Hickey, who has been
manager Of the Ben Franklin
Store In Utica for the past two
years, Il leaving next Wednes-
day for Lima, Ohio, where he
will reside with his family. Jos.
DuLac, of Mt. Clemens. will re-
turn to the MANAGEMENT here.
Mr.. Hickey moves from the RAN
dolph house on North Cass street
to the Ohio city next week.
John Wright Is confined TO his
home with an injured shoulder.
At the regular monthly meet
ing of the City Council in the
Council CHI q m b ers Tuesday
night, petitions were granted
property owners for q sidewalk
to be build on the east side of
Clinton street between Stead
and Hahn streets.
A petition was also sent by
the body to the county road COM
missioners to abate the dust on
the shoulder of Van Dyke road
through the city.
A lengthy talk by the chief
forester Of the Bell Telephone
Company regarding trimming of
trees in the city resulted In the
agreement to leav, the matter
with Fred Kamlowski inspector.
In the absence of Mayor Mat
thew Rettmiller, A. v. Church,
vice-president, presided.
In view Of the rapidly increas-
ing business and the better to
serve its many customers, The
Cut Rate Drug Store, Arthur
Witzke, proprietor, has this week
installed q fine -to-the min
ute soda fountain with a 50-gal-
Ion capacity, with better refrig-
Grafton and modern to the last
degree. We extend congratula-
tons to this wide-awake mer-
chant.
Mrs, Fred Erase has been car
ing for Mrs. Rehse during the alb
sence of her son ernest Rehse,
and wife, on a vacation in Can
ada. Mrs. Effie Baird was a rec
ent guest in the home.
Mrs. A. l.. Lincoln is leaving
this week to visit with friends in
Beulah, Mich.
Leroy Tyack, secretary, and
E. j. Andrus, of the Utica Rotary
Club, attended the district con-
ference for presidents and secre-
taries of Rotary Clubs sponsored
by the Windsor Club on Thurs
day at the Essex Country Club,
Windsor.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Neu-
hauffer and baby, of Tonawanda,
New York, are guests in the
home of Mrs. Neuhaffer's par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Louis Helm
ecke.
Mrs. May st. John Brownell,
who has been q patient at Ford
Hospital, Detroit, for the past
month, was brought to her home
in Utica Thursday. A Detroit
friend is with her.
Rev. w. Paul Nicholas is re-
covering from tonsil operation
performed at Harper Hospital,
Detroit.
Mrs. r. G. Havel entertained
at her home 4841 Cass street,
Utica. on Thursday evening, at
Miscellaneous Shower, Miss
Alma Rooms, of Mount Clemens,
being the honor guest. Miss
Rooms marriage to M auric el
Sarns also of Mount Clemens,
will be an event of Sunday, Aug.
10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

(Cash with order; zoe charge.
Three consecutive times. Toe;
(Cash with ordsr): 7Sc charge.
All ads ever - words. le per
word, Per insertion. (Cash with
ordsr). Charge 1hc per word.
No extra charge for Box OF.
flee Sorvico.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Ix001000y k30Wor0 Crl98mou
presided expressins the appreci-
alton of the club for one Of the
most Interesting talks In many
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kiekbusch
and family are enjoying q two
weeks vacation at the cottage
near Lewiston.
Miss Betty Gierman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gier-
man, has returned from a. ten
day visit with her uncle. Frank
German, in Port Huron. She
also spent q few days at Hough-
ton lake.
Fred Beck, of the Utica Ma
tionAl Bank. has just been ap-
pointed agent for the Prudential
Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lamphier,
accompanied by Miss Virginia
Ladd, are motoring to Whining
ton, N. c., where they will visit
Howard Lamphier, who Is sta
tionedrat Camp Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kraft
and son Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Kerner and son Elmer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Pape and
daughter Patrician will leave
this week for an outing at Mu-
nisins, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Kerner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Kraft will return Sunday
from Q vacation in that city.
Mrs. Frank Chapoton and
sons, ROLAND and Robert, are
visiting in Bay City for few
days.
A large number from Utica
and vicinity attended the Market
Gardeners picnic at Bob .Lo
Thursday.
Mrs. HI. A. Green, of Calgary,
Alberta, has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Alger Weier, for q
week. Mrs. Green is the daugh-
ter of the late Mrs. Ella Firman,
of Utica.
Supervisors Matthew j. Rett-
miller and E. w. Havel accom-
panied by r. c. Havel attended
the Supervisors picnic at Har-
sens Island Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Going By specially chartered
bus, the Ladies' Aid Society of
Trinity Lutheran church picnick-
ed at Belle Isle on Wednesday.
A pot-luck dinner was served
and a fine time is reported by
those who attended.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
Washington

oFrank Jean accompanied his
brother, Robert Jean to Grand
Rapids for . short Wait with
relatives last week.
Mark Bell attended, the an
nual Bell reunion ut Ionin,
Sunday.
Margaret Pierson has been
the guest of her aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Paffhausen
ut Bellevue for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Steiner
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Stein
er of Button, Ohio, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Enas
Steiner Thursday and today.
Mrs. Austin Pease of Sauu.
ago, California spent last week
with her cousin Mrs. Harry
Hartman and family and II
now visiting her mother and
other relatives in Mount Glenn
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pierson and
family were at Lewiston camp
ing over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Guerin
and Mr.. and Mrs. DeBarbarie
spent last week touring in the
Copper country, upper penin-
sula Of Michigan, covering
1900 miles.
Mrs. Frank Wilcox who has
been ailing for some time has
gone to q hospital in Detroit
for x-rays.
Mrs. Tillie Hensley spent the
weekend with her daughte.
and family at Pontiac.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

President Howard. Crissman |
presided expressine the appreci-
alton of the club for one Of the
most Interesting talks in many
meetings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
BULBS

An want q eomplaints and requests
for caneellatteas. eogroctions or adjust
msnts must - ma1e - The classified
dept. be4ore - am. q day q issue
This nswspapsr reserves shs Risht u
classtfy, rov3oo q reject any want I'd
and Il ~ reeDeasiole ~ erross AFTER
the firse iaeosEsst insssttea = any ad-
vertisenent.
The Daily Monitor dAall noe - r.
sponsIhlo loe erxoes except - cancel the
chareo for eueA pogttoa g N advertise
msnt . may have heen rsn6ered value
isss. when Nsoee than eAo Insertion q
an adv0golsonAont = eedpreA neties q
errors 1use - owen IN thna foe eeeree-
tien bsDors ~ second sd1tSea.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
OTHER RICHMOND ITEMS

OThEk RICHMOND ITEMS
The annual Lipke family re-
union was held this year at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Springborn. A Dot luck dinner
and supper was enjoyed. The
officers for the coming year
are: President, Bernard Lipke;
Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Arthur
Fordt. Guests were present
from Detroit, Sandusky, Pontiac,
Port Huron, Marine City and
Casco.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Word from Hollywood, Calf,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Miss Maron Ruth Kidder. IT.
Tie daughter Of Mr.. and MI.
Conrad Kidder. who has been
very i'll In st. Joseph Hospital,
Pontiac. with bronchial pneu.
ynonia, has sufficiently recovered
% return to their home In Ham,
tmond. Louisiana. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kidder have been visiting the
Crissman families In Utica for
the past few weeks and intend
10 remain for the month of Au-
gust. Owing tc the illness Of their
daughter Mr.. Kidder left Friday
by auto and Mrs. Kidder follow
ed him by train on Monday with
her daughter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Guest speaker at the Utica
Rotary. Club on Tuesday evening.
Henry Chapoton, historian, Of
Mount Clemens, related to the
club Macomb county's history
from the early days of the first
settlers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kiekbusch
and family are enjoying a two
weeks vacation at the cottage
near Lewiston.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
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