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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
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Ius Sauptbiiro Der Militdroleult,
pfliht cri,,d)te Drtlihe SienitIteIlcn
Observation-Disclosures. oie poraus
iidjtlit in ser ATitte oes Gpucae e.
meters einge5osen lperoen wiiroel,
III pcriihern. oob iie bis sur 9cenoi,
1lng Ocs Semeiters pom SienIt bl
freit peroen. Stlloeltten, lpelche iid,
fiir benotigte Hiiitungsbeib1fti9u
gen porbereiten, loQten pom Tienll
iuriifgeItellt iperOcn, berihtete Oas
Suuptultartier.
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Die 9llbred,t 0iirer=Stiftnna.

slm 0eburtstag sllbreht Tiirers
splrSen gum 13. Wale Stipenbicn
Ser gllbrebt .0iirers Stiftlme Der.
teilt. Yreiie erbielten oie aiinitlcr
gertl. Yrag; Solb{Sommer, @uIt,
rom: 2ut, Miinhen: 9berihter.
Sresoen; Spieeel, Stutteart, unb
Gurt Sd)Gfer, SreS0en. t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

Die nellen 8unoesabgaben genuu 10
ieparat in Ser &ednl,ng anfgefiibrt
lueroen, lpie iid, Dies bel Der Grbeb-
llna Ser itGOtiihen Gertaufsitcuer
cingebiirgert bat.
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StGnbiac Nndlridlten :

Stanoigc Nad)rid)ten:
S:15 pormittass: Gnsliih
11:l5 purmittaas: Gn9liid,
2:15 nadmittass: gnaliih
$3.50 nad,n,ittag5: GngIiid,
3:45 nad,mittaes: SransDiilch
4:l5 nad,mittoas: gngliid)
5:45 nahnittags: Seutid
600 dbenbs: Snaliid,
500 ubenbs: Seut'd,
S:15 abenbs: GnGliid,
1915 abenb5: Seutih
1890 abenos: Gn9liid,
11:15 abenbs: Spariih
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09

beruor, iid nid)t su bieiem 3eit-
punft ourh Eerrormetbooen gum
offenem Iufitano proboaieren 5ll
Iaiien. Nah oen Grefutionen uno
8erbaftungen iheint 5lndhit Grie6.
bofsrube ein5utreten. Dod trot aQe.
Dem, @ube tpiro niht fommen uno
es nuB Elm eieenartiecs @efiibl
w,ter Der oeutiden Beiasuns eraeu-
gen, nenn Die Nep0lferuns ibnen
5u 80 Hro3ent i'm groBen Bogen aus
benz @ege gebt.
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Observation-Disclosures in !9entid,

1915 obenbs: Sienstas. Sounerstae
unb Spnnabcnb
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odio-Noehrichten Gus
Deutschland

$50 bis $3.50 vormittags EST.
auf DUB - 1874 m 1920 kHz.
11;10 yormittags = 1925 nachm. EST.
auf DUB - 1874 m 1920 kHz.
(nur Sonntags).
4:4O nachm - 100 morgens Il. S. L.
auf DXB - 31,22 m 9.61O kHz
1850 nachm. - 100 morgens EST.
auf DUB - 25.49 IN 1l,77O kHz.
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Sonntaa, 12. Cftpber:
&pntaa 13. Sftpber:

SIS Nad,ridlteu, engliid,
11:15 Hud,rid,ten, engliidl
2:15 Nahridlten. engli'h
$3.50 Eadlriften. ipaniid1
3:ij yindrrid,ten, transD'i'd'
5:45 ytnd)rid,ten. beutidl
600 3eitunssid,au
Gas Hatridten. cngIiidj
7:30 3eutidIanbcdlo
500 Gahridlten eeutid)
1915 Nahrid,ten, beutId,
1O:3O gtnhrid,ten. engliIf
1850 &ur3berid,t, en9li'ds
11:15 Nafrid,ten. ipaniif
1900 gind)ridten, ensIi'f.
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Abevs b . rsproduetiea e -
xreoSury Department's De6enso
!avin1 Poster, ahowing a exact
duplication Of the original Minnie
0A1 statue BY famed sculptor
0Aniol Chester French. Defense
Bonds and Stamps, q sale at your
benk q post once, are q vital part
e Anasiee6 dafanGo yeepaSatienA
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1reitas, 10. Sftober:

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Sis Nnd,rid,ten, eueIiId,
2:15 gtad)rid,ten enaliid,
3:45 gPahridlteu. IransDiiIh
5:45 Nafrid,ten, beutif
6:45 Gafrid,ten, ensliId,
7:30 Seutiflanbefo
900 aus Dem Scitseifeben. ens[iid
1915 Gad,rid,ten, bcutId,
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2:15 Eahrid,ten eneIii6
$3.50 gfadjrihien, IpuniId,
3:45 Nad,rid,tcn, iran3oiiif,
500 3eitunssidlau
6:45 gtahrid,ten, ensliId)
500 yiufridten beutid
900 aus BENT 3eit9eifeben snsliid
1915 Nud,ridten, belitIf
10:30 9tad,rid,ten enaIiIh
1850 &ur5beridlt, en9liif
11:l5 Rad,ridlten, ipaniid,
1900 Naf,rihten, ensIii6.
Sonntag, IL. Sftpber:
s:15 Mahrihtcn. ensliid,
ISIS Nad,rittcn, ensliIdl
2:15 Tahriften ensIiid,
$3.50 g2ndridten, ipanild)
5:45 stafrid,tcn. oeutId)
900 3eitunssifau
6:45 Nad,rid,ten, enaliit
1880 ScntitIanbedo
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11:l5 Nndlrid,teu. ipaniidt
1900 Endrihfen, eneliid,.
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enieben sic bas 2eben pou l1b
~ gang ,ln6 perridten Ste Sbre
X Mrbeit nit sSreuben poer itnb
Sie n1iibe, abgefpannt unb baben
feline @nereie? 8ie1t Sbr Mtem
libel? S6duen sic III ben Spieael:
5tnb Sbre Mugen tribe, teilnabmsIos.
1T Sbre 9alitfarbe bieid, Sbre 3,lnge
beleat? @telleid)t iino Sic nerb0s.
leiben bdlfig at, 9opfi6aneraen, bas
ben tpeni9 6as Serla,lgen ettpas gu
eiIers l1n6 itnb nit IerbauungsIt6s
rllngen ,lnb berittnuntem Waaen aez
plaet l.,,b tperfen iid na6ts ,lnrubig
bin llnb Der ipeil Sie nift idIafcn
f1nnen. @iHen Sie, baB oieies
Spmptome iinb. bic bon prpn,ineuten
mebi3iniihen glutoritdten als off
mails NIT frnftionaler Sartleibiafeit
perbunben. ertpdbnt iperben? Wenn
Sic bieie Sbmptome baben uno Sels
bise auf feblerbafte Weroou,lne llnb
Musideioung auriid5ufiibren itnb.
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11:15 Nahridlten. ensliit
2:15 Nad,ridJten. ensliif
$3.50 stahriften. ipaniid
s:4j Hahridlten. iran5o'iih
5:45 gtadrihten, beutid
500 3ettunssIfau
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1900 Nafridten, en9liid.
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$3.50 Hahrihten. ipaniId
s;s5 Radrid)ten. irau3oiiid
5:45 Nahridten. beutid
900 3eitim9sidau
6:45 Nadrid,ten. engliid
1880 Geutidllanbedjo
500 Nafrihten beutif
900 Nus benz 3eitgcId,eben. engliif
1915 Nuhriften, eeutid)
1880 Nadrid)ten. ensIiif
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11:l5 Rahrihten. ipaniid5
1900 Nadridten. ensliid.
0onnerstas, is. Cftober:
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11:15 Nadridten. enelii6
2:15 Nadridten. eneliid
$3.50 Nadri6ten, ipaniih
3:45 Na6ridten, fran30iii4
5:45 Nn9ri6ten, beuti4
900 3eit,inesi6au
6:46 NaGri6ten. eneIii&
1880 DeuF@Ianbe9o
500 Na9ri4ten. beutf4
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N Err V0S !?

Sdtigfeit bes Naeens; reguliert ben
Stllblgang; permebrt bic IusI6eis
bung bnr6 Die Hieren; hilft unb be-
i6leuniet bte Gerbdultns. 8aufen
Sic Mlpenfrduter nod he,te - ers
freuen Ste iid, gutter @eiunoheit, bic
Sbnen bon rehtstpegen 5nftebt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-09
FoRNI's HE!L.oEl IMMINENT

Gin artiieptifcbes icamersitiuenbes Wttttel
felt iiber so Sabren i'm @ebrautt. Sdreqe
3inberune bet rbeumdtiidben lito ne,trdI'
aiithen Sdbmer3er, rrusful1ien Riidefts
fbmersen, iteifen ODER fdbmersenher Wsiis'
ieIn. 0erItaucbureen, ytobtuuroet, ooer
8errenfunaen, fudenoen ooer breni,enben
Siiben. @iitoerno. gSirnenb. Gpariam.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
NEWCOMERS TO WASHINGTON?

You'll find Lonsbureh's can take core of your shop
ping needs with dispatch and savings! interested in
furniture in foshions in items for the children
have "a departments reody to you efficiently
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Detroit Woman Demonstrates
Lovely Flower Arrangements

bined pink carnations with the
violet japanese iris. Height, In
. japanese arrangement, she ex.
planned. is usually In the middle,
- one iris flower overlooked
others and the carnations massed
lower and to one side. In . crys-
til bowl this made . most efiec-
tive picture. with begonis
Leaves around the stems.
Another lovely arrangement
was done with snaps and sweet
peas, q truly massed arrange
ment In q classic urn Of Grey
pottery. White mapdra0uns
termed the fan shaped back
ground. Mrs. Weber put sweet
peas In the deep shadss Of pink
In the lower front part Of the
arrapgement. She recommends
nsutfal grey - = color for vases.
Urns In oil sizes are popular, shs
also added.
Mrs. Weber effectively used
purple swestpeas WITH yellow
dafodils, with . couple Of stalks
q yellow snapdrasons for height
IN another arrangement.
The next and last q thsee les
cons viii be hAJA On Monday,
March -, 1t ne soEpe place.
Mrs.. Clarece McDry6e q Detroit
will talk On md demo0strate
small arroneesnouto,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

MRS. CLARENCE WEBER Of
Detroit this morning gave the
third In 4 series Of four lessons
on flower arrangements 70 .
group Of Garden Club members
and their friends, In the Mount
Clemens 6avings Bank Com.
munity Room.
Mrs. Weber talked on Mass
and Table Arrangements" per-
haps the most freQuantiy used
arrangements Of flowers. Mrs..
Weber u IN accredited Judge q
dower arrangements, q member
Of Sttathmoor Garden club, and
enthusiastic garden woeker.
Among many suggestions she
made for table arrangements,
one she stressed was that The
height Of the tallest part Of IN
arrangement should not exceed
once and q half tiEnes the width
Of the container. For example, n
. charming arrangement q
mapdragons In shades Of pink
the high lines was made BY
sprays OF pussywillows. The
snaps were massed rather closely
with q bright red stalk for &C.
cent.
Mrs. Weber explained each
move ~ she made up the o.
rangemepts one aftsr another.
One with japanese feeling CONF
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Junior Blouse and Jumper

II YOUR BUDGET u limited
but not ypur dssire to- lots of
everyday changes - hefe's . pat
tern attsS your own heaSt. Make
UP several tresh new bIouses
like thiN IN batiSte, linsn O.
piQl,e, end one q two Jumpers
Of spssn rayon q thin wool. That
viii bring plenty u variety into
your hcoad.ond-buttes ward
robe, and make you leok mighty
fetching. too 1og this u "a ex-
trsmely becoullng twain; he
blouee, with eonvestibls neck
line, y - tailored ana shirt
waist.i1h. And he jumps, with
daSt-1It4o0 waiOtline and fislneos
coneentroted In front o. he
skiSA = . saucy and feminine.
10th oro coy 70 MALICIOUS
pattern (No. oooo) ineiuAes .
helpf0l stpp-by.Gtsp ssw chart.
You'1l ymalIe 4 up later for sum-
msr wear, because Il viii b -
smart 1oe vacGtiou % Il n for
collage q business now, under
your Sports eoat o. fur Jacket
Sud yovr order today.
psttesu No. oooo r DECLINED
for sisss II, -, -, "a and 70.
Size - yoQujres ~ yards ,o1
Sl-inch matsrial 1or Jumper:
~ yards Of 3e-inch material for
the blouse.
Yee . PATTERN q this st-
traellvo uDoooo oeo1 lSe III
COM, Y0UB NAM, AD-
D1DoD, OxxLB NU1mW -
SI8g g loount CDoGDooo Uo1Dy
lGso1oos Ie1ay'p puloogu oogv.
les. ~ II Ave.s Nsw xesk,
n. 4.
Plap jour speiag wsrdrsss
SioAt negvi Yousu flnd III ~
o0ptoVod NV sey)oo - eer
oprine ySGh)oo pook. vogkod
sat II eoev 6eslGns that you
en- ynaDDo yuugpoA. Smart
eJoeAoo - lnytinDo, a1leenoou,
- eDee1ue loVoble tA1nQ ~
o. edGSa. 80 - - -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
: WE THE WOMEN :
It's a Good Guest Who Knows
How TO Thank His Hostess

ii Than, TOO . man confines his
lhanks to = couple Of sentences.
Dust the brevity Of biz werds
lives then 4 sincere ring. While
: woman al too often drags out
her thank you.
There may b sognething, too,
In the fact that . woman guest Is
often . bit jealeus 4 . pes4y real
81 has been Z success. Preo1 Of
that II the fault che finds with
things On the way homs. II her
husband sayy THAT was ONE
swell dinner ne u axyo 10 add,
IT WIS . lit&ie too heavy Tor me."
PRAISE TJlI HOSTESS,
NOT THE PARTY
hut most important Of Ill, q
man praises The hogtese--while q
woman psajpee IA PARTY. That
II 3 man picks olit eogpe1hjpH
spocial about ~ GyopjpI, q ~
4o6d--and Tint q diruct praise
for The hogteGe. His wi1e, taOueh,
slyA u had = lovely tinno'' the
same thing ne saiA e< yesterday's
bridge party md Just what she'll
say when she visits The Jonas
tomorrow night. The hostess
knows thst-and 60 II HAD q
lovely time Doesn't caE1y any
more o. Z personal message than
How do you dol"
Il you really want 70 make
your hostses tel that you had .
sood time. take Z tip from the
men and % - they 10 next time
you ~ Thank yeH.r
Their Technique Tor Gocd.byss
y simply bettes then ours. II
can't b they really have . bet-
Ter time than W 10 when thAy
60 out. Il they did Il wouldn't b
such Z struggle 70 get them 70 .
party.
DIR. JOSEPH N. sCNER len
this morning for . vacation trip
to y1orida.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Baptist WIG Meets
This Evening

MRS. WILLIAM SCHON-
setback, 200 Euclid avenue,
will entertain the meeting of
World Wide Guild of Gilbert
Memorial Baptist church this
evening.
4, Special music has been plan
ned for the meeting with q
quartette and solo to give pres
entations. Quartette members
are Katherine Weinberg, Eloise
LaCroix. Phyllis Hampton and
Eleanore Ellis. Mrs. William
Highstreet will sing the solo.
Speaker Of the evening will
be Miss Florence +. Durant, of
the Mount Clemens High School
faculty.
CLAUDE CAMPBELL who
has been quite Ill at his home
on Euclid, is somewhat improv-
ed today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
New Board Members

THE DANCING CLUB elected
the following board Of directors
at the meeting held on Friday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Hameister. Mr.. and Mrs. Macon
Trabue and Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt
Friedeberg.
ST. CLAIR SHORES Hiking
Unit has recently incorporated
with the Detroit News Hikers
to become Unit 81. Yesterday
the members took a six mile
hike near the VanDusen farm
at Rochester.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Third in Series st !!
Features Detroit So

THE THIRD Of the series Of
four book reviews being spon-.
sored this winter by the Young
Women's Episcopal League win
be held ct the home Of Ners a.
A. Thompson. IS Miller street, &C
l:30 o'clock on "Wednesday,
March ~.
Frank Irwin Of the Ernst Kern
company Of Detroit will be the
speaker, and the titles Of the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Girl Scout News

THE FIRST AID LESSON
scheduled for Girl Scouts on
Thursday has been cancelled. &C.
cordins to Mrs. Herbert Irish,
I Girl Scout director, 10 pArmit
troops to meet at their regular
meeting places to complete plans
for participation in the Juliette
Low banquet.
GIRL SCOUT MARINERS
Troop z will meet Tuesday eve
ming in the Presbyterian church
parlors, from seven to eight
o'clock.
MARY NUNNELEY, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nunne-
ley, Is convalescing from . six
weeks illness 1t the home Of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert v. Nunneley.
CLARA LENTCSTY . stud
ent 1t Ypsilanti State Normal
College. spent the weekend with
relatives 1t the family cottage
on the lake shore near Mount
Clemens.
DIR. AND MRS. CLAYTON
STUBS entertained several
guests from Detroit and Green
Lake yesterday at q family din.
ner ut their home on South Ora
tiot avenue.
FRANK ULLRICH returned to
his duties In the county trsasur-
er's Office today, after having
been i'll with influenza for the
past week.
JUNIOR CLASS Of the Lake
Shore High school will have .
roller skating party tomorrow
evening 1t Garvey's Rink from
1880 to $50 o'clock.
MRS. HERBERT IRISH and
three children spent the week
end with Mrs. Irish's mother.
Mrs. David Cooper In Port Hur-
on.
A GROUP Of members Of
Epworth League Of the Meth
odist church attended . rally ut
Riley Center, near Memphis last
evening.
MIR. AND MRS. I. A. HAIR
TUN0 and daughter. Selma, At
tended the Ford Sunday Evening
Hour In Detroit last evening.
HELEN wOLTNANN Of Lam
sing was q weekend gpest 1t
the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Woltmann.
.
MRS. EDMUND DUDzINSKI
Of New Baltimore Will entertain
her Mount Clemens bridge club
Thursday afternoon.
GEORGE N. ElII Of Muslse-
gon spent the weekend % .
guest q. the home d Mr.. and
Mn. P0ul ~, McJgse.
MA AND lins. CARL pm.
GIL spent the weakened with
Nh. pino1rs pocontD, Mr.. and
Nh. Join o.essss. y Adrian.
opoooB pAnLuso, 100
60 W0oQut plgoet = eepflned
j lll!e "a =. - !! -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

y ltt
time TO my goodbye.
\ Let's see WHY men are mere
convincing when they say they
have had . good time.
BRKvITY 10 TIM
SOUL OF SINCERITY
To begin with, . man usually
looks 1t his hostess when he
thanks hers for IN evenings en-
tertainment. A woman u Just -
likely to be looking In the mir.
ror, glancing over her shouldar
to see II the other guests are
leaving, too, or struggling with
her gloves.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Detroit Couples BetrothaI'
Interests Mount Clemens

AN ANNOUNCEMENT OF
INTEREST 70 local people was
made known yesterday after
noon at . ten when the engage
msut Of John Csdy Lungerhau-
cen, netivs son Of Mount Glenn
ems, 70 Mary Ann Hughes. Of
Groese Pointe Farms was an
nosanced by Miss Hughes aunt,
Mr.. Hugh wilkinson, OF Marion,
Ind. Mr.. Lungerhausen Is the son
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Family Gathering Held
At kindro Home

MIR. AND MRS. FORREST
KINDRA were hosts Saturday
evening at . family gathsring.
honoring the return from s..
Joseph's hospital Of their daush-
ter. Mrs. Harry Burr and In
1ant daughter, Barbara Ann.
The other daughter Of the
family. Mrs. Kirk NJ. Hager, &C.
eompanied by Mr.. Hager and
baby con were weekend guests
&C the Kjndra home. and On Sat-
urdAy evening relatives from
New Baltimore were present.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
MIND YOUR
MANNERS
Z. ~ Rsa y . hDsGaa o.

Test yosr kxewsedes o. correct
social xsdgs by GxsUeriSS ~ fol-
loscing qxestiows, tAsx checking
against the oSthorttottvs oxsWers
beIosO:
/. Should . mother forbid her
youngster TO bring other chill
dren into the house to play7
2. Should you, before tele-
phoning housewife On some
matter that isn't urgent stop
to think you might interrupt
her work?
3. Il you have . dog should
you keep him at home or per-
NIT him to run al over the
neishborhood7
4. h IL necessary 70 include
your next-door neighbors every
time you entsTtainS
3. r Il good manners 70 con-
tinually borrow from your neigh
bors?
Wat scexl6 .yoH 10 tf-
Yoxr SstoAbors lst yex kwose
tAst q ~otsy party st yoss Aesss
Kept them oWaks most o. ne
HJoht-
(6) Pvt them doscw a. creWks.
and 90 on 0irtna a. many noisy
payttss a. yov Nksl
(b) Try to keep yovr pertiss
from becoming too ~otsy IN the
fstxref
Answers
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lowed 70 be Negotiable. n
2. Yes. Don't call when she
II likely TO be bothing he b.
By, cooking = meal. etc.
3. You should keep him At
home.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

HOW OFTEN have you
thought, q Z husband and wito
took their leave after IN evening
at your house, II believe jim had
. good timer
But you weren't TO sure about
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

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q times, N'S
rate 70 bet.
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give any WON.
m Quite . jolt.
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6iende are bet.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Zone D Rurol Teochers
To Meet Wednesday

ZONE p Of the Rural Teach
ers' Association will meet We'd
nesday. Mar. 5, at the Hartway
school on Fairchild road.
4 dinner viii be served with
Mrs. Renwick and Mrs Sitter
OF New Haven rs co-hostesses.
Business meeting and entertain
ment will follow dinner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
Friends Fete
Davis Brothers
Birthdays

THE DAVIS BOYS, Louis and
Bill. have birthdays just one day
apsrt and 20. Saturday night, the
group at friends who gathered
in honor Of Loui4 natal day,
March /, VIZ able to extend
similar greetings to Bill BY the
simpie expedient Of staying be-
You'd midnight.
Louis, promising young Mount
Clemens attorney, lives at 81
South Walnut street.. Bill, .
Mount Clemens native. now
makes his home In Detroit.
Thu IL guests who attended
the gala party played Tripoli.
and Charodes. A deltghtfSil lllneh
was served By tn boyt mother.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ALVIN Cou-
LON left Saturday Tor twu
months In Miami ia, where
they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. b. b. Lawrence.
MRS. BESSIE black, 81
Smith strs1t, had @ h6r Sunday
guests her SISTER, 1ers. Jornen
Young, Mr.. Young. their ron,
Robert. and Bob Thosington. III
Of Detroit.
BOARD Of dirsetssS q M
League a Women Voters win
meet tomorrow u The h0gne O.
Mrs. James Numnsley, 10 Mar
ket street. - l:S0 o'clpek.
!.
MR9. JAMES e. JACKSON 4
combined ~ her home "a Littla
Road b. illness.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-03
To Plan Play

PLANS for the annual play
sponsored by the BIN. Junior
Sisterhood, will be discussed at
The regular meeting Of the Sie.
teshood On Wednesday evening.
Tho group win meet q the Are
thusa Hotel at $40 o'clock. Mar.
gerry reldmAn and Lillian Rubin
will Be co-hostessss.
Nh. AND Mrs. Z. +. NuNN.
1SY arc speudipgS several
we1ls ln' Fort LAudardaley FL
Also wintsring h u. Lauder-
dals are Mn. Nunneley,s broth.
er and sistsr.in-law, Mr.. md
Mrs. Harry Daily Of Gary Ind.
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES
NUNNELEY and daughter Flor
ence have % their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Fowlkes Of
Mount Pleasant, Mrs. Nunneley's
parents.
mss LoA GREEN hss -
turned from Z weekend visit
In Jackson, where she was the
guAst Of Miss Elizabeth Cam
burn.
MARGARET ANN AYERS Of
the Mount Clemens Hi6h school
faculty spent the weekend with
The family IN Detroit.
Mr.. AND MRS. e. II. r. Mac
KENzU are expected 10 return
the end Of the week from q ~
cation In Florida.