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COCHRAN DUE

Senator O. D. Cochran, Second Division upper house, is due n Juneau from the Interior today or tomorrow aboard a PAA Electra
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-02

The average amount of salt in sea water is 3is percent.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Closine quotation of Alaska Juneau mine today at the first session of the New York Stock Exchange in l94l is 4 3/4, American Can 89h. Ana conda 26%s, Bethlehem Steel 86h
 Commonwealth and Southern 1916 Curtiss Wright 9]s, General Motors 45 3/4, International Harvester 50 kennecott a6 A, New York Gen. tral l3 7/8. Northern Pacific 6h
 United States Steel 68, Pound $4.04
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DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow Jones averages: industrials l30.57 rails 28.03. utilities l9.3S.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL CITY
 H STILL "R0AD";; STAGE
 ATTRACTIONS ARE POPULAR
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, Jan 9 - The road Broadway still fondly refers to the theatcr of the hinter- lands-may be as dead as the Shakespeare school of acting, but not so far as Washington is con cerneJ
 Like good many small villages who nurse along . single opera house, the Nations Capital has only one legitimate theater the National-but I have it on the word of Edmund Plohn, who has beer running the place for years, that Washington still is the outstand- ing one-week stand in the coun- try.
 Tn spite of its name, the Ma ticnal is not a national theaGel and the only way your taxes and mine might contribute to it's up- keep is when Senator Splurge gives the gang from home a line party. However, it IS something of national institution, for it has been blocking traffic in E Street between 18th and l4th. for 105 years and was considered a capi- tel landmark when Ford's. Thea Ire. where Lincoln met his death still was going Baptist church.
 could start thumbing through the pages of local history and tell you a lot about the National how President Wilson practical ly never missed a performance there but on offweeks invariably went to Keith's. where he could catch the vaudeville bill; how Pres ident Hoover practically never set his foot inside the lobby, caring little or nothing for the drama Of the days when Edwin Booth played Shakespeare there
 and Mrs. Fiske and the elder Barrymore
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TESTING GROUND

Lo ENN OhOCND
 But that's water under the bridge and most cf it has washed through every pewhiskered opera house :n every city that dates to the days before movies.
 To get up to modern times. The National is an outrigger, in way, of the Guild Theatre in New York. but it plays other than Guild plays. It is, in fact one of Broad ways testing grounds and in a
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Engagement
Announced

AT A FAMILY DINNER for
Is yesterday. the engagement Of
Rita Ann Van Hollenbeck, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Romey J.
Van Hollcnbeck, ~ Smith
street, to Edward J. vernier,.
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. ].
Vernier, 80 Maple street, was
announced. The wedding will
be held in May.
The Valentine motif was used
as decoration for the dinner
table, with red and white carna-
tons forming the attractive Gen.
terpiece. Red and white candles
thanked the arrangement. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard e. Johnson Of
Birmingham were the outt-of-
town guests at the event.
Both young people are we'll
known In Mount Clemens. Both
graduated from st. Mays Higs.
school. The bride-elect Is man.
ager of the Mount Clemens
branch of the Famous Cleaners.
and Mr.. Vernier 10 COM ected
with the Bell Telephone COM
pany.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Third Of Series Sched
TO be Held on Wedne;S

SISTERS Of st. Joseph's hos
pital are sponsoring another Of
the series Of games parties TO
raise funds to complete the new
nursery wing. The party Is to
be held In the sanitarium lobby
on Wednesday evening, at $40
o'clock, under the general chair
manship Of Sister Ann Theresa.
Trusting 10 the generosity Of
their Mount Clemens patrons.
they have launched the building
Of the new wing to accommodate
the increase in population IL,
Mount Clemens. Since the rec
ords show that there were l24
births In 1925. as against asa
In the year 1880. II Is clearly
discernible that enlargement OF
the nursery was necessary.
The n ew and up-to-date
equipment will entail Q great
expense. A number Of new bas-
sinettes and nine Sperti Health
aire lamps will be installed, the
latter bringing indoors the vital
properties Of summer sunlight
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

Little exercise plus too calores equals
gain In undesirable weight f the opposite
no fat and no muscle either. yT ~ n ~
Plenty Of plus right calores EQUALS
normal body weight In all Of these assuming
able amount Of deep ID obtained.
Every rule has exceptions
dsunteN sound Persons with thyroid glandusr
eeces will not necessarly react according TO these rules
~ bould Of consult doctor physical trainer
DUT DON'T FORGET tn OTuBR ExERCISIS
All nh talk about ealories reminds luneo
30 here 90:
rem esst position t.ttenonl iunse well forward hs
right oblique The count Of ONE 1t the time uxtendis ~
y he sde horisous palms The Leo rsnenig = 49,
Skoie1 . IN the illustration Now hend forward and 80 ~
aeou9 te roht thioh TWO Return The poooa o1o0D
~ eent I13E Necov 70 the starting poGlioa 1914
~ ~ e - the In obljQue FIVE SIX S8vEN cd 00
Repeat oovoeul times h each direction.
n ~ meantime, don't forget % 10 I'll your former omu
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
St Josephs Sisters Plan Benefit Party to Finance Nursery
lumberjock Porty Fetes
Couple to Wed Saturday

BETTY BIRD entertained at
a lumberjack party last evening
honoring Ruth Westendorf and
DR.. Bernard Warner, whose
wedding will be an event of Sat-
urday.
About 20 guests gathered in
sports attire at Miss Birds home
on Marine City highway, for
supper, after which they played
tripoli.
SELMA HARTUNG has re-
turned from a weekend visit
TO Port Huron.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
By ALICIA HART


MA Service s<aff wsitsr
YOU can't stop sneezing and
coughing. Your eyes simply
won't stay clear no matter how
often you wash them with eye
lotion. You wish 70 goodness thst
you could stay out Of everyone's
sight until your cold has been
pronounced cured. But you can.
not. e
What to do? How to keep up
your morale? How 70 keep from
being thoroughly objectionable
TO those who have to look 1t you
in the office?l These are real
problems?
NO EROSTS
About the best thing you can
do IL to put aside, for the dur
alton, your friliy, bs.ruffled
dresses, all fancy costume jewel
~ and peckwear end biouses
which wrinkle easily. Decide to
wear . tailored suit with . plain,
pure white blouse one day aid .
simple dark day dress with white
piqus collar the next.
In other words, decide 70 emu.
late the men who always manage
70 present . clean. white. spjc and
span front, whether they feel
well or not. You may not be able
TO- do much about your voice
which sounds positively adnoidal
or your face on which powder
just won't stay for more than
twenty minutes after application,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Annual Penny Pine Tea Of OAR
Aids Fife Lake State Forest

ON WEDNESDAY, the local
chspter Of Daughters Of the
American Revolution will have
its annual Penny Pine Tea, Is q
part Of the regular February
meeting.
Each member will contribute
to the silver collection, and the
donstions will be used to pur-
chase acreage in the Memorial
Forest, as part of the con-
servation program Of the or
gauixation.
The memorial forest u one
OF the Golden Jubilee projects
Of OAR, now In its 10th year.
A permanent, living memorial.
hundreds Of tiny but growing
trees have been planted In every
state In the Union, by chapters
Of OAR. Michigan's 100 acres Of
penny pines" are planted In
Fife Lake State Forest, on
Highway MAJ, about six miles
north of Mesick and one mile
south Of Buckley.
Mrs. Carl Schimmel, conser-
walton chairman for Alexander
Macomb chapter, has arranged
q fitting program for this par
ticular meeting, asking Russell
y. Martin. superintendent Of the
training schools of the Depart
ment Of Conservation Of the
state of Michigan, to tell the
group something of his work
which deals with trainin {
people to take care of the nat
ural resources Of the state. :,
Members will gather It two
o'clock In the Community Room
Of the Mount Clemens Savings
Bank to hear IN illustrated lee
turs by Mr.. Martin, edjourpins
to Mrs. Frederick McKay'd
home 1t 1877 South Gratiot u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Comp Committee Meets
With GS leoders Tonight

THE CAMP COMMITTEE Cf
the Girl Scout Council will en-
terrain the Girl Scout leaders at
dinner at six o'clock this even
ing. at the home of Mrs. Paul
w. Mckee. Lodewyck avenue.
Places will be laid for "a at
this event, at which plans for
this years camping activities
will be made.
w. r. c. will have q luncheon
meeting Wednesday noon In Y.
F. w. Hall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Party Honors
Recent Bride

MRS. ROBERT LOUDON en-
tertained yesterday at q delight
full tea and post-nuptial shower
in honor Of Mrs. Edward
Copony (Jean Skelton).
Spring flowers were used
throughout the house for the
event. The centerpiece on the
tea-table was a low bowl hold
ing yellow jonquils and Jspa-
nese iris, with tall yellow tapers
thrust among the flowers. Small
Ter arrangements Of the same
blooms were used elsewhere to
give the Spring note.
Mrs. L. d. Wetzel of East De-
troit and Lou Epplcr of Utica
presided at the ten table.
Among the Is guests, those
from out-of-town included Mrs.
Perry Starkweather and Ksth-
ryn Starkweathef. Mrs. Searles
Deck and Jean Ziel Of Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Program Changed
for Episcopal League

PLANS for tomorrow even
ins's program for the Young
Women's Episcopal League have
been changed. Mrs. George
Mortified, Mrs. Summer Lamp
kins, and Mrs. Perry Irvine viii
report 10 the group On tlse sdu-
cational institute meeting held
last Friday IN Detroit q s.. An
drew's Episcopel church.
Mr.. Brodie Toothman will
continue tn study Of the life
q Winston Churchill, started It
Z pesvious meeting.
Hoetessea Tor the meeting 70
b held u -0Yace Parish House
at eight o'clock are Mr.. Roy
Hancock, Mr.. Hunter Judd. and
Mrs. Vernon Hesdley.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

W. 0WVSoS roma A&e0
were given for Harriet Beecher
over the weekend. In honor Of
her approaching marriage.
Marjorie Lee Lehner enter
tanned At . dessert-bridge and
linen shower Saturday after.
noon, at her home on South
Wilson boulevard. The IL guests
were seated It the dining room
table. which was attractively
decorated with . centerpiece Of
yellow roses. Bouquets of mix
ed Spring flowers were used In
the living room, where the
guests played bridge.
Prizes went to Mrs. Gerald
Queen Of New Baltimore and
Phyllis Niemetts.
Among the out Of town guests
were Judy Corrigan and Peggy
Shaw Of Detroit.
PARTY IN ANN AROBOR
Yesterday Miss Brown honor
ed Miss Beecher at a tea and
miscellaneous shower at her
Ann Arbor home. There were
10 guests at this event. for
which the hostess selected the
patriotic motif.
White mapdrasons were used
with red and blue carnations
for the centerpiece on the tea
table, and white candles In sill
yer candelabra. Mrs. Harvey
Blakely Of Detroit, Miss Browns
aunt, presided.
. Mrs. Kinssley Purton and
Miss Lehner were the Mount
Clemens guests at the affair.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Keeping Spic and Span Helps
Morale Of the Cold Sufferer

but you can achieve q just-step-
ped-out-of-a-b band box-look -
and you should.
DETAILS
In addition to wearing spotless
dresses and suits and crisp white
blouses (don't wear . white
blouse q second day without
launderins), keep you shoes pol
ished, gloves neat (black gloves
require cleaning just a. white
ones reQuire washing).
Keep ,Yo,,s hair soft and shin
ing There ere several dry sham
poos on the market) and nail
polish smooth and unchipped.
You simply can't afford to add
oily hair, clipped nail lacquer
and general untidiness to stream
ing eyes and . red nose.
p. Sand do fold cleansing
tissues and stack them In Q neat
pile In your bag-instead Of
stuffinS them In haphaxardly and
having them wrinkled and un.
tidy when you take them out.
THE FEBRUARY MEETING
Of the. local Garden Club will
Be held In the Community room
Of the Mount Clemens Savings
Bank on Monday, February 10,
1t 2:30 o'clock. Bruce Collins,
Of Utica. will show c olore d
slides Of Towering gardens. This
will be followed by a short bust
ness meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Rural Teachers Plan
Program on Reading

ZONE D of Macomb County
Rural Teachers Association will
meet on Wednesday Feb. D, At
Mrs. Hazel Jones school On
North avenue.
Ruth Ann Smith Of the Mac.
MILAN company has been en-
gagged to address the club on
the subject Of reading. All
members are urged to be pres
ent promptly at four o'clock.
Supper will b served end z
business meeting will be held
as usual. Margsret Lynch Of
New Haven and Doris Whitney
Of Mount Clemens are hostesses
for the meeting.
b. r. M. JUNIOR SISTER,
HOOD will meet on Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock at the
home Of Frieda and Sylvia Mad.
orsky, Is Woodwork court.
!. o. o. r. will hold . grocery
party at eight o'clock In Barron
Hall on Tuesday evening. The
public u cordially invited.
MRS. S. Z. WHITNEY, %
6elieview avenue, Is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. A. r. Reed,
Of Chicago.
MRS. SARAH HUNT, Of De.
troit, IL the house guest Of Mrs
Maud McIntire.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
WCTu Meeting Set
for Friday Evening

WoAGAN's CHAISTJAN
Tenpesnnee UniGu win NEST at
TIN hpmG g Nh Tx Richard.
~ AlSGo1jd1 ossys, q Triday
svsnin& Feb, q. q $50 o'cleclk,
'toe : cooperative dinnsr NEST.
NJ 1888 Ass- : ~ ss~sss
Mr.. J. Alt<sd Tuelysr 4 b
charge q ~ din6se asfanoe.
menta essistsd ~ HI. nickuFd,
Mr.. 0eorge pawspa, Miss IN.
Han 1rooms, ahd Mn. Robert
AxteJ.
4 short business meeting md
program viii follow the dtnner.
MSU. Mary James viii have
charge q thu dsvotions.
Mr.. AND MRS. STEpHIN
Anderson hive returned q
their hoene a North Broadway,
after spending the weekGnd n
Edmors, attending He funeral
Of Mr. Anderson's brother Henry
AndsrSsn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

three o'clock for the Penny Pine
Tea.
Assisting Mrs. Mckay as host
esses will be Mrs. Howard Fen
ton. Mrs. Helen Bingham. and
Mrs. Richard Sullivan.
THE NAMES of Shiela and
Evelyn Wise were omitted by
error from the list Of members
of the Junior Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
GERDS Iva Rudolph) an
nounce the birth of son, Fred
erick Arthur. on Feb. l, at st.
Joseph's hospital.
EDWARD c. MOORE, at
tached to the United States
Army at Fort Custer was a
weekend visitor in the city.
MRS. CLARA TUCKER will
entertain members of the Lilac
Club ct rs Croker boulevard
this evening at eight o'clock.
MARY GAY GOBBLE, 80
Leonore street, was hostess at a
quiet celebration on her fourth
birthday yesterday.
MRS. ORRIN K. GRIFFITH
is entertaining her club on
Thursday at her home on Ferrin
place.
DIR. AND MRS. w. ]. KANE
entertained q few friends at
dinner on Saturday evening.
MIR. AND MRS. THERON
POMEROY visited relatives In
Monroe on Saturday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Parties Continue to Honor
Miss Beecher, Bride-e|ect

Miss Corrigan has ssksd Q
group Of friends for . personal
shower tomorrow evening at
her, home In Detroit, for the
pleasure Of Miss Beecher. The
girls were sorority sisters In
Kappa Alpha Theta Ut Michigan
State College.
Miss Beecher. the daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beecher Of Detroit and New
Baltimore. will become the
bride Of z. Henry Liephart, Jr.
Of Cleveland, son Of " and
Mrs. e. H. Liephsrt Of Buffalo.
The wedding will take place at
the family home In ..1ew Bslti-
more, where Miss Beecher has
made her home with her broth
er.in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Queen. Il Is to
be q candlelight service at half
past seven. on Saturday evening.
Feb. 8.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS of
the League Of Women Voters will
meet tomorrow with Mrs. Doug
las Ball, 90 Wells street, instead
of with Mrs. z. +. Nunneley. as
previously announced. Mrs. Nun.
neley IL Ill with influenza.
MRS. DANIEL MERRITT. IL
Hubbard avenue. will be hostess
at the third In q series Of benefit
card parties for the Donaldson
Mothers. Club, on Wednesday
afternoon, from l:30 to $3.50
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Mrs. Eyth Chairman
Of Saturday Dance

MRS. HAROLD EYTH %
chairman Of the dance for men,
bers and friends at the Young
Women's Club, to be held Sat
urday evening. Feb. 8 in the
Masonic clubrooms.
Taking the place Of the regu-
lar meeting on the first Monoay
Of the month, the party u not
yet completely planned. The
committee members, Mrs. Le.
land Grim, Marion Kelly and
Mrs. Joseph Reichman. will
meet with their chairman In The
near future to make final ~
rangement.
MRS DOUGLAS HAYES, a
Dearborn, will entertuin at I
lunch 2 o n on Thursday. heI
mother, Mrs. Percy *. Martin,
Of Bay City. and her aunts, Mrs,
Elizabeth Westendorf and Mrs.
Frederick Mckay. Of this city.
MRS. NETTIE MOSEN will
be hostess to the members oi
her card club at Its annual din
ner meeting tomorrow evening,
at her home ,on B elievie N
avenue.
MOUNT CLEMENS BUSl.
NESS GIRLS CLUB meeting
scheduled for Thursday evening,
has been postponed until further
notice.
MR.. AND MRS. VERNON
GRAN, 158 South avenue. IN.
nounce the arrival Of Z pon on
Saturday afternoon In st.
Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

tor the Tiny boaise j w.
born. q :. III /;
These games roft
ored by the 0lu1o1
hospital are . imSo<
Of revenue for thiD ~
ject they have iindo9>
they urge the puhlls
crate In completina e. In
nishing this new WluU Z;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
Coming Events


ehenees In sshvles meetings. coll 1900.
Mon, a-wesmnster League Of Presbyterian church.
-. pctuck dinner In church p.rlcrs At 9 pm.
Mon Mum Poppy Club Of st. Loui. parish :.
home Of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Dubay. las Rathbone
meeting Il the home Of Mrs Paul Mckee 90 Iodswyek
Mon. Tsb. s-Knshts Pythi.s. in tn. rythi.n hal.
Mon Feb s-s T. NJ Senior sserhood 1t tn. HON. Of Lii
Mon Feb. world Wide Guiid Of sspast Church. at tn.
o home q Mr.: Ted Smith ea At .;,o pm Sccw t.,
Mon FEB ss; Club At the HON. Of Mr.. o.ers.
Tues. Ts6 4s.msrt.n Circle q King. Daughter. .. til.
Tues. car. :! ps f.: Mrs
Leonard Dalecke. lss Dickinson. from 70 : pm
hon. Of Mr.: w:st ts los South Wilson soa:v.sd
1S:: re- siiv:s Lining Circle = King: Daughter aon.
at lao pm Mr., Mrs w Rolln E; Mccall hostess. !. -
Tues FEB 1-Nondsy Musical. choru. rehearsal. in Com
Tues: Tss st joseph: Guild q s.: Peter. church
u: bone Of fs ss c :: uan
Hin school, q 7:so pm
We'd r.S s-DxR in Community Room 1 Il Mount ci:nsn:
Savings Bank at for pictures BY Russell Martin
. ss;. Ms s @: ssa :ss . 9; hon" Of Mrs
Wed Feb 6Lpresdins i2o Mount Clemens
'ieos % M:esns County sur. Teacher. A..e
a., citation, ct Mr.. Jones s. schSci :t ESQ pm
.Iso Wee suud church, :.
We'd Feb sEvsr Onward Circle annual meeting dinner It
1t the KING: DAUGHTER: Home q Gao pm.
We'd Feb chid Study Club Group 3 1t tn. home Of MR..
We'd T:S GDaiy Club At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Wed Feb SDshia Club at the home Of Mrs Harris Tebo
Wed r.s smEadie. missionary Society Of New s.mor. a.
We'd T.b s-so.rd Of Directors Of Civic Chorus. At tn.
Trylof home on Lodewyck with Mrs. Anna sehanahan
Wed FEB rver Onward Circle business meeting At Kings
Dsusht.s Home At pm; annual dinner with husbands
We'd FEB sDon.id;on Mothers Club potiuck dinner At
the school, at $50 pm.
Tssulsr meeting in Masonic clubroom'' at 7so pm
w. oi me g $40 pm. a. a. nj, ~,
r, II Hubbard avenue, l:so TO $50 PM For the bsne
fit e pons!d:en Mothsrs Club
Irisds and Sylvia Madorsky. IS woolworth court at
Wed aseems county s s s1SG Teacher. Al.
ISOLATION. ct Mrs Hazel Jones' school on North avenue
je';gss q g; =. ss!s.si% isssy = 80 pa !,
Thurs S.s w.ssiu! c,lsi. Of King. Daughter, .. u.
home q MrS John scheins lac Market street, 1t i:so
Thurs, FEB scsrnation Club It tn. home Of Mrs. Ralph
Thurs. RS ssos Club Il ths HON. Of Mr.. Bernard Cops
Union Lake roed st pm.
s. Ss: . =. cSas xdsi: isS x:ssiassea :v:au:
=. s:s : J. s; +: :s e: : !: "a ~.
NJ q s 49, IS ;;'; s:s: s s:: Z! Z: s. 81. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
y RUIN AGILLKTr

During n iIstesvleW - which
abe ssid shs favored putting On
The drafting u married men
until the supply of unmarried
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

lOu08 WYNN nwh D1o0In1A
wlvss are '@
working should b taken next.
Married, women h general
Will probably consider thst
plan Just.
But there u one group who
msy zee u ~ unfair--the group
Classified - working wives"
Let's re how Jane, q working
wife whooe husband Il eligible
for the draft reasons Il out,
onBADWuGNul0 w.
NON WORKING WINS
Two yeofy a0p J6ne 1n119o1
school md married 4qney. e
rye salasy IVES teo onn8SJ 1GR y
two 70 live Ga dec1nl ~. ~
Vv1e . Qwoo4to0 % Joo1fp U &
Out and Q1dIno : joh. ~ q ~
two LIVING wit4 Neazy's $500 :,
J0s3o 1Ueb4 B ~. '7s q N a 81 :.
Her tfien9 49, 1tco n
sans peueo6m -, r. 1 r.
ios > ~ AenooS( ~ !
a ID WIN 49, W {. y
New, SoeoeG y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03
To Keep Yourself in West Point Trim,
Keep Galleries and Exercises Balanced

CAPT. VICTOR II. KING o. g. 4. u deity at the o. q.
Xtory Academy at West Point Assstowt Ko Of
and Instructor Atdyy Gynasics Physical
his tth others
ing clossss for West Point
series - articles outlining h1 svorsts costhentcs Of Ohtch
this 10 the seventh.
~ CAPT. VICTOR H. KING
instructor Of Physical Culture, West Point
Written For NEA Service
WEST POINT, N Y-How about weight question! Briefly
the answer II this ~
Plenty Of exercise plus too calores san
IN weight excess fat along with se) Plenty exercise minus
- many caortes yet still remain healthy
los IN weight principally the undesirable variety (sxco a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

U1eu W0o
heustsd. 'Mfs.
Fran kiln n
Roosevelt odd
"a that & ~
81 N . . No.
WHEN married
nssn have % ~
called. M
: b o ught Me
o n 81 " b Q ~
wives are not
dependent !. %
U,eir earnings
should be taken
aryt, md 0o
ones ~ oeo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

MR.. AND MRS. THERON
pOMEROY visited relatives in
Monroe on Saturday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-03

DIR. AND MRS. w. ]. KANE
entertained q few friends at
dinner on Saturday evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-09
We'll Baby Conference

The We'll Baby Conference was held yesterday afternoon in the Union Congregational church par- ish house on Main street. There were 27 attending. Seven new babies were registered, IS received toxoids, and 10 physical examinations. Mrs. Kate BaGey, registered nurse, said 1t was the largest Oakville has ever had. The volunteers were Mrs. Ro- bert Adams; Mrs. Clarence Booth, Mrs. Grover Baldwin and Miss Mary Hollbrook. Dr. Frank Richen- bach was the attending physician and Mrs. Kate Bagley the Regis- tered nurse.