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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10
Kansas Rites
OF Interest
Miss Bobbiii WEEDS sat.
Davis Of MeChord Field

OF much interest. since they
will establish their new home
here. is the wedding ceremony
performed in FL Dorado, Kan.
Sunday which united Miss
Bonnie Marie Bobbitt and
Staff Sgt. Lloyd f. Davis of
McChord field. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Bobbitt of Ell
Dorado and the bridegroom
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Golden, also of that
place.
The ceremony was performed At
} o'clock. the Rev. Robert Gray
reading the vows in a oandlelighted
setting before an altar banked
with ferns and marigolds. Tall
baskets Of bronze chryssnthe-
NUNS and tapers in white and gold
esndelsbra added to the beauty of
the scene. The double ring cere-
nnony was read in the presence of
. large number Of relatives and
friends.
For her marriage. the bride
wore a princess styled gown of
white satin. made with a yoke and
flat collar Of Chantilly lace en-
hroidered with pearls; long sleeves
with taperng cuffs. and a long
train. Her long. white net veil.
also bordered with Chantilly lace.
was held In place by a narrow
band of orange blossoms and her
bouquet was of pink Briarcliff
roses and white pompons. The veil
was worn by the brides sister,
Mrs. Vernon Belanger, at her mar
rage three years ago.
Sister Is Attendant
Mrs. Belanger, wearing an ice
blue taffeta gown, made princess
style, was mstron of honor for
her sister. The gown was styled
with short puff sleeves and q
high neckline with rhinestone trim. |
She wore Joanna Hill roses and
pompons in her hair and carried |
q bouquet of the same flowers.
Mr.. David Shirk Of Augusta,
Kan, served Sgt. Davis as best
man and Messrs. Leo Saunders
and Lynn Crooks were the ushers.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Helen Hudson, at the piano. played /
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. /
While Miss Barbara Jane Hoover.
Granddaughter, lighted the tapers,
she played Schubert's Ave Maria"
Miss Mary Jane Griggs sang Be
cause" and Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was the occasional.
Reception Follows
A reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hudson followed
the ceremony, the brides mother
greeting guests in black alpaca
dress with rhinestone trim. With |
1t she wore a black turban and a
corsage Of pink carnations. The
bridegroom mother wore a dress
of soldier blue crepe, profusely |
trimmed with silver nailheads.
Her corsage was similar to that
of the brides mother and she
completed her costume with a
brown felt turban.
Following the reception, Sgt.
and Mrs. Davis left on a short
motor trip. They will arrive at
McChord field Nov. Is. For going
away, the bride chose blue crepe
dress made with the new low waist
and high neckline. With it she
wore an off-the-face hat of brown
velvet. Her accessories were
brown and beige.
Both Sgt. and Mrs. Davis at
tended FL Dorado high school and
junior college, the bride later at
tending Kansas State college. At
present Sgt. Davis is a men,
Der of Headquarters squadron. 44th
Air Base group, at McChord field.
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Mrs. George Stiekney
Hunt Breakfast Chairman

When riders at Woodwork Hunt
club return from their first official
jaunt of the fall Sunday morning.
Mrs. George T. suckney will pre-
side as hostess for breakfast in
the clubhouse. Mounting at 1890
they will ride for several hours on
the prairies.
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Mrs. Buchen 10 Entertain
Woman's Study Club

Tacoma Woman's Study club
will meet At the home Of Mrs.
Arthur Buchen. 21z So. Tacoma
ave, Tuesday at l:30 O'Clock Sub
ject for the meeting In Play
Houses"
Mrs. William y. Dodge will re-
view The Old New Orleans The
alter, Washington. ID. C." A social
hour will follow the program. Tea
will be served by the hostess.
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Second Comus Club Affair
To Be Victory" Dance
Patriotic Motif TO Be Used in Decorations: Mr.. and
Mrs. R. J. Lowsry Are Co-Chsirmsn for Event Nov. l.

Second Comus club dance of the will be the
Victory dance the club is giving Nov Is at Hotel Win
hrop Cocktails will be served between the hours of
and IL o'clock by the committee.
Table decorations will be carried out in patriotic colors
Tall tapers in silver holders and white gado will appoint
the tables the motif being repeated in silver the walls
The orchestra stand will also be decorated in red white
and blue and further carry the theme of the evening"
committee members will Mrs. Robert
j. Lowery is in charge of table decorations.
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Co-chairmen for the dance are
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Barber. Com
mittee members are Messrs. and
Mesdames George r. Curtis. Allen
Crutcher. Frank c. Carmody, Leo
e. Barton, Arthur N. Drips. Ed
ward Gazecki, Edgar J. Murnen.
Herman Karlen and Frank G.
Hawks.
Others are Drs and Mesdames
Chris c. Reynolds. Fordyce A. II.
Johnson, w. II. Price. Elmer Peter
sen and T. A. Mckay.
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Miss Snyder 70 Entertain
Sorority Group

Alumnae members Of Theta Up
sion sorority Will be entertained
Monday evening al the home Of
Miss Tamzsn Snyder. s15 No. NJ
81. Miss Martha NeIlinger will be
in charge Of the program and will
speak on Textiles
Other members OF the group are
Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Mrs
Carl Linstrom and Misses Mar
tina Friis. Margaret KIRK. Tam
ran Snyder. and Edna Avery.
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Reservations 10 date include
Judge Blanche Funk Miilsf. Mr..
and Mrs. chsriss orton. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. n Appeiman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Marble. Mr.. Gle Walker.
Miss Eleanor wsstrum. DR.. and
Mrs. d. ~. Dayton. DR.. and Mrs.
John verhalsn. Miss Nellie Wort
man. Mr.. and Mrs. George y.
Guylss. Mrs Roderse olssndsm.
Mira w. ~ MiIisr. Mr.. Msbsi
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Mccoy. Mr. So nss. Wsitss
Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Myson neotf'
Mrs. Homss t1umsseos.
DE-. and nrs resdyes 4. y.
johnson. Mr.. end Mrs WsiIIss'
Mecormiek. Misses stsiia and
Js~sls LiIly. ns, ssd Mrs.. TAX
Hsnry ana family. mr. end nsa
J. n. otipsn. Mrs. Nobsst rfstffss.
Miss Emma Van nersh. No 0en9e
Van bssgh. Mrs dsossts meoeh.
Mrs.. Nobsrt nGoateomesy. ~. ~
Mrs. Robsrt hontgomesy. Nh
Eiinabsth ". boudy. ~. - nsn'
sidney Mcl.~sn. ~. end Mr.. =,
!. Hsris. Mrs ~ A. Thompepm.
d.. and Mr.. =. y. nssrsean.
Mrs. Eiissbsth vesG. Mrs.. Jamea
Ashton. Mr.. Oilvs y. pHsnntng.
Mr.. and Mrs posAi1 h1srsl6nn.
Mra Jasper n nss1y. ~. -
nra George ssi<kn~y. Oss. sed
Mr.. .. l. stons. hsa .. r&,ii1o
wsysrhssussr. Mrs, Many NUsts.
Mrs. Gerry Wssehtss. ~. sn6
Mrs.. Hoss d. Wright. ~. asd nGsa
n. ~ Reach. Mr. and MrA pyst<b-
ard and gusst. hiss nees6s
Younger. Mr. and nsA An1l On.
holm and ssn. Msa r. n. Haydsn.
DR.. and Mrs. n .. ns~RsA. Mrs.
!. a. GaIlow ana gneues.
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Many Make Plans to Attend
World Affair Dinner
Numerous Rsssvssiecs Akssdy Msjs sss TwsstIsth
Symposium 70 d HID Tenisht ~ Hessl Winthrop

Reservations many for the Tacoma World AffaiFs
Councils Twentieth Dinner Symposium to take place 81
o'clock this Saturday evening In the Crystal ballroom Of
Hotel Winthrop Speakers will be DR. Leslie Byrd Smpeou
OF the department Of Spanish and Portuguese unvesIty
Of California and DR.. Graham H. Stuart professor Of
Political Science Stanford university. Their subjects viii
be bolivar and "Nax Activities In Latin Amsres' -
spcctvey.
Honor guest Of the evening will BE- Senior Edmundo
OGoman. chief Of the Historical section Of the National
Archives OF Mexico.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
SchooI-Crossinq
Guard Injured

Gilt by an automobile AZ he
was conducting q group of school
children across MSS at Van
Dyke at 8 o'clock this morning.
John Cooley, -, Washington,
lies in a critical condition in
st. Joseph's hospital.
Cooley was apparently per-
forming his duty as officer at
the Washington school in guild
ing children across the heavily
trafficked road, when he report
eddy was hit by car driven by
Richard Mergener, %, 16343
John r., Detroit. According to
Trooper Howard Sanderson, of
the Romeo post of the State po-
lice, Mergener was going south
on MSS, between IS and 40
miles an hour, when he crossed
the intersection of the two roads,
just as the light changed,
and knocked down Cooley.
Trooper Sanderson accompa-
MED Cooley in an ambulance to
the hospital where authorities
revealed the auto victim sus-
tanned a possible head concus-
sion and leg injuries.
State police have a. yet been
unable to reach witnesses for
q statement in the prosecutors
office.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
IheRanbing Reporter

A Neek q New Years -.
o1utioas went int tonnDogary
effect while whlgeDoo $500 6
midnishg Tussday. a snDolu-
dea, yea knaW, = wlbsn yea
decide NJ - - SomothAng
yes find tAsrsaghly eajsy.
able.
Il Il customary each year "a
make q flock Of resolutions, only
to disregard most Of them any
where from five minutes 70 9
week later. ~
We may dseias - ~ bex.
Ing Juniof's ears, that oanAy
anA WhiGkey, taken sophsstoly
o. togethes, are hensoloe1h -
80. TIT We're eoaao ~ eue
spinach, thst netAes-ln-lnw
soeuDd - ''nseAoe, Aeo1,~ ~
~ ''tAAt - eeet, !" g. @ q,
vilh vaslstlens, q ssosss.
Because mol q our roUulutiens
tead - curb s1msthlng inssine-
IVA ~ prsmpely ~ lltt,s q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
0ilo kaIllldf
passesAway
Meeosnb County
Resident Dies

OOtto Kandt, So, Route one,
Mount. Clemens, ut Garfield and
Canal roads, died Wednesday at
4:40 pm. in st. Joseph's hospital
after confinement there for ave
days.
Mr.. Kandt was q carpenter
and lived in the vicinity of
Mount Clemens all his life. He
served during the World War.
He leaves his mother, Carrie,
at the rural address; four sis
tiers, Mrs. Edward Fraulman,
Mrs. Albert Harder, Mrs. Mar
tin Hall, and Mrs. Otto Doescher;
and two brothers, Edward and
Adolph Kandt.
Funeral services will be held
from the residence Saturday 1t
3 pm. Rev. Jacob whitman,
of the Zion Evangelical church.
officiating. Burial, under the
direction of the Schwarzkoh
Funeral Home, will be at Clinton
Grove cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Britain to Get
6 New Long
Ran3eBOmnberl

oELIZABETH CITY, N. c., Jan.
2-(R-Two long-range recon-
Nuisance seaplanes, equipped to
carry two bombardiers each and
destined for the defense of Eng
land, were poised here today for
a nonstop flight to British terri
tory.
Members of the party Of IS
aboard the planes said two more
were due to arrive here later
today and two others tomorrow.
The squadron of six will take
off tomorrow for an unannoun-
ced destination under the British
flag. !,
American crews will fly the
planes to British territory, and
will return to this country by
commercial anyways.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02

Green LialAts.
Startle New
Street Folks

. Mystery today shrouaad tho
cause Of q broken Detrutt-Edi-
son primary wire which, shoot
ing green lights high into tn
darkness, startled residents q
the New Street, North Avsnue
section between three and 1ouE
o'clock this morning.
District Manager George Har-
greaves, of the Detroit Edison
company, stated that the fore,
man in charge Of the repair crvw
which had the situation under
control and service restoCe6
within an hour. had been un-
able to determine what had cal,e-
ed the wire to snap.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Imagination
] Prompted
+. Story

oROSEvH4LE Sim running
away from my Bod grandma, =
l3-year-old Shirley Ausustinus,
Of 500 Vernander, Clinton town
ship, told Roseville police at 9
pm. yesterday after Louis b.
win, Isl Common street, Mount
Clemens brought her to the sta
ton.
Bowin picked up the youth
full runaway as she walked along
Gratiot at the II Mile road. Az
ter police learned that my bad
grandma" is little girl fiction,
Shirley was returned to her pa
rents.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Farm Agent 10 Attend
Extension Plan Meet

OCounty Agricultural Agent
William Murphy will be among
those attending q meeting In
Detroit at 1:30 p. m. Friday, at
which the need for more extern
sion work In counties supplying
fruits and vegetables 70 the De-
troit area will be discussed. =.
The meeting will be held In
the offices Of Director Of Mar
kets G. v. Branch, 1893 18th
street. County agents IN thu NJ
eected .aFe9 and Dr.. J. q. Mum
Gle. plant patholoeist; Prot. n.
L. Seaton, head Of the Vegetable
department, and H. D. HOFFMAN.
horticulturist, all Of Michigan
State college, will attend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Est Detroit Man
Suffers nemorrhage
Rushed by Police
to s.. Joseph's

/ = Robert Mccarthy, 1911 Nine
Mile road, East Detroit, Is lying
In q critical condition in st. Jo-
seph's hospital today with GER
ebral hemorrhage, after having
been rushed from his home by
East Detroit police early this
morning.
Hospital authorities say that
McCarthy's condition has re-
manned unchanged all day. He
! is in q semi-conscious state and
has not yet responded to treat
!ment.
Police Officer Goodnow an
.swered a call to McCarthy's
home. DIR. r. w. Ullrich Is han
ding the case, officials disclosed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
ballle |! |. (agsis
DsIssi flassr
seess ~ = IS Win
In psseiies ceaeest

OThe Mount Clemens High
school basketball team defeated
Fraser High schools squad hexo
this morning n . practice sams,
~ to IS.
Bob Plague, Z reserve forward.
paced the high scoring attack Tor
the Bathers with I total q -
points, and Wa virtually asgnrod
. starting place a the Ipeal
quintet when thay clash MI
Cross p6tntG 1llKrr1V EST
Plague viii nost lHtely toIku
the place o. Barnard "BMs3y''
Roskopp who graduates n Ism
uary. Roskopp win play HI
nnal prep school game Friday
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
lsbisier Named
On Committees
ploesd on Six
vitol Boosds

Estate Senator Gilbert Isbister
today was named to six vital
senate committees In the first
1871 session Of the state legisla.
ture.
Senator Isbister will serve on
the following committees: Ap.
portionment, Banks and Corpo-
rations, : Highways, Insurance,
Liquor Control, and Munieipali-
ties.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Death Takes
C|las. Molllrow
Resident Of Sterling
Tewnship Dies at -

OCharles Momrow. 70, passed
away ut the home of his broth
er. John. 441S Mound road, Ster-
ling township, At 1890 pm. yes
terday. following q brief illness.
Mr.. Momr0w was born in Ster-
ling township and lived there
mos Of his life.
He Is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. August Barg, Sterling, and
Mrs. Caroline Cent?, Marlette;
and his brother, John.
Funeral services will be held
from the Mound road residence
Saturday at 100 pm. under the
direction of the Schwarzkod
Funeral Home. Rev. ]. S. Stuck
wisch, Of the Warren Evangel-
ical church, officiating. Burial
will be at the Forest Lawn GEM
etery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02

no st3sntiou. Resolutions or no,
w continue 10 drink beer, eat
landowners ct midnight shun
eirdlo9 play Rookie.
DoWntoWn leount Clemens
We vls1Ually lossgtDa @ New
Years ~. We sombDod . ri.
H. bet recognised nono q NE
lev sotlseas WE flltsfea past.
Out at the Brown Cottage we
saw Chief Of Police Art Rosso
and family, Frederick Schutt
and family and Diek Remer and
family having dinner. TIL Q n
home and some much needed
rest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Road
Child Passes Away
Jessie JsWs Wisssad
Dies. Az ; Months

oJessie Jane Wiegand, 3
months, died this morning It
the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wiesand, 4o3
Schoenherr road.
Besides her parents she leaves
three brothers, George. Ronald,
and James; . sister. Elaine; and
her grandparents, Mr.. and Nrs.
Frank Vessel. and Mrs.. Eliza
beth Wiegand.
Funeral services will be held
from the Schwarxko6 Nanosal
Home, Utica, Saturday ct $50
Am. and ut . O'clock from Sc.
Lawrence Catholic church, Rev.
+. J. De Keyser olRiciating.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Dean Claims
E.llsn!lz, IA
illness Fstsl 70
Meeds Mon Il

i, Eugene Hantx, 20. died at his
1Ggne II Meade yesterday morn
ng after an illness Of eight
months. "
Mr.. Hantz was born near Bel
Mort, Ffance, Nov. II, 1851. He
Icame to this country In 1889 and
~ year later married Harriet
6onnier, Of Chesterfield. Since
1880 he has resided continuous
v In the community. 7.
! He u survived by his wife;
I daughter, Felicite; and q
,hew,s Paul Blonde, also Of
~ ayers will be held tonight
~ he home. Funeral services
i take place tomorrow. q 10
4 lock in st. Peters church, ,un-
" the direction of the Van
,eweghe Funeral Home, Detroit,
With interment in the Catholic
kemetery at Meade.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Stolen Car
is Recovered
East Detroit
Police Act Swiftly

OEAST DETROIT-Only a re-
ligious medal was taken from u
car stolen from Louis Kapel-
czak, 22155 Linwood, at 2 q. m.
yesterday and recovered by East
Detroit police nine and one-half
hours later.
The car was taken from IA
pelczak's driveway and recov-
cred at the corner of Phlox and
Stevens at 1870 a. m. Missing
from the car was a st. Christie
pher medal, used by Catholics
to protect the traveller.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Beer Garden braWI
Brings SIS Fine
Roseville Mon Given
Suspended Sentence

oPleading guilty to drunk and
disorderly charges before JUS
tice Frank E. Jeanette in court
this morning, Robert Cunning
ham, ~. II Mile road, Roseville,
was fined SIS and costs and given
a 90-day suspended sentence.
Cunningham was arrested
when he reputedly got into q
fight outside a beer garden on
Gratiot avenue, Roseville, yes
terday, and pulled q knife In
the melee. He was brought into
court from the Roseville jail.
Justice Jeanette also placed
him on a years probation.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
By q. MILTON KELLY


CLEANSING, Jan. 2-(R-Mur-
ray D. Van Wagner. Q young
man who went places in q hurry
in politics, settled In office to-
day @ Governor of Michigan,
looking for peace but serving no.
tice he was ready to fight If he
was forced to 1t.
The spotlight turned on Van
Wagner yesterday In inaugural
ceremonies. although . bi-parti-
san official family" Of elective
officers was installed in office at
the same time. There was free
speculation that the two-party
government would result in q
long siege Of political shipping
between the new Democratic
governor and Republicans who
will have a loud voice In state
affairs In his administration.
Pleading for harmony in his
inaugural speech. Van Wagner
told interviewers he would 60
out Of his way to avoid partisan
strife. At the same time he ac-
cepted the challenge of the re-
firing Republican governor. Luz
rem D. Dickinson, over patron
age powers and chose to fight II
out on the floor of the Senate
for acceptance of his appoint
ments to state office, in place of
appointments made by Dickin-
son and submitted to the senate
for confirmation.
In sharp contrast to the devel-
oping feud was the good nature
displayed by politicians in the in
.ugural ceremonies.
Side by side, Republicans and
Democrats Of the new admins
tration paraded in the grand
march Of the Inaugural Ball last
night, following . banquet In
which Van Wagner and his two
children, Ellen, IL and, 10,
8, Just about stole the show. The
children and Mrs. Van Wagner
sat on the speakers platform at
the banquet, surrounded by state
dignitaries of varying rank. The
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
DisorderIy Count
Draws 5-Day Term

. Earl Brooks, "a, AL Ormsby,
Mount Clemens, was committed
to Jail for Ave days this morning
! when he failed to produce . flne
Of Ave dollars and. costs after
pleading guilty to disorderly
charges before Justice Frank E.
'Jeannette.
\, Brooks was arrested yesterday
by city police who charged him
with having been abusive on
arrest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
The Mon Who Went Places
Settles into New Position
Long Siege Of PelitieeI Shipping
d Viewed 40 Nivtuol Certointy

crowd loved II, demanding that
t.. youngsters be introduced h.
person.
Previously Van Wagner and
Dickinson had sat side by side
at the inaugural ceremony. chat
ting amiably about any subject
but the fight touched off by
Dickinson's coup of attempting
to perpetuate in their offices his
appointees.
Eight years ago Democrats
were celebrating the fact Van
Wagner had accomplished the
astounding feat of winning cleo
ton as an Oakland County Drain
Commissioner. despite his party
affiliation. Today they were gay
because he had shortcut across
the political stage In q swift rise
from drain commissioner to state
highway commissioner to gov
ernor.
The out-of-doors installa. ,
ceremonies were followed by an
almost unbroken round of inau-
gural festivities that lasted far
into the night and broke up into
gay hotel room parties in which
Democrats and Republicans
shook hands, said Happy New
Year., and separated to discuss
rlans for partisan fighting.
The end Of il all found Van
WAGNER happy but smiling, de-
claring he was "fit as q fiddle
and that he would settle into his
lew office on q normal basis
quickly.
Van Wagner offere 4 no per-
sonal complaint about Dickin-
sons attempted patronage coup,
Tut his staff was inclined to be
more bitter.
"Pat wan Wagoner) had plan
ned to permit number of Re-
publicans chosen by Dickinson to
remain in office for from three
to nine months, while he looked
about him for the best successors
that could be chosen" said q
spokesman. "But he found his
hand was forced, and snap judg-
ments were required to prevent
the confirmation Of appointees
he felt should be replaced.
"This means . quick turnover
where q slow turnover had been
rtemplated, and the selection
Of Democrats where Republicans
might have been chosen. had So
Ter reflection proved that Repub-
licans would be the best men to
fill the jobs. But IN no ease ere
Changes being made unless Pat
Is certain he Is making an I'm
provement."
Said Van Wagner: "No COM
inent-This Is party night"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Murphy 10 Speak
al Ray Meeting
Formers Club
Mssts Tonight

oCounty. Agent William MUIR
ply and Paul Krone. extension
specialist In Horticulture from
the Michigan State college, will
be the principal speakers at .
meeting of the Ray Farmers
club this evening 1t the Ray
Community church.
On the committee in charge
is: Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kirkum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Diener and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Murphy
will discuss current agricultural
topics.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Davis Farmers 10 Meet
on Friday, Jan. 10Th

&C. G. Card, chairman of the
poultry department Of the
Michigan State college, will adj
dress . meeting to be jointly
sponsored By the Macomb Coun-
ty Poultry association an d
County. Agent WAliata Murphy
at the Grange Hall In Davis at q
p. m. on Friday, Jan. 10. Three
other similar meetings will be
held during the year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-02
Five Month Old
Child Suttunlbs
Mount Clemens lnfont
Victim OF Illness

oShirley Margaret Comben,
Ave months old daughter of Will
liam Comben, 8 May street
Mount Clemens, passed away al
st. Joseph's hospital New Years
Eve.
She is survived by her father;
two brothers, Donald a n d
George; and her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wander.
deke and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan.
lei Comben, of Mount Clemens
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 2:30 p.m., under
the direction of the Scl.warzkofl
Funeral Home, Utica, Rev
George Merifield, of Grace Epis.
copaf church, officiating.