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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Coming Events



Tues. Mar as-watsr Lily Club Of st. Louis parish At Ii
home Of Mr.. John Miller. le Third street. 1t . pm
Tues. Mar 2S-Mount Civic Chorus in MCs Com
tues. Mar ssMDicknson PrA benefit .llsam., party At
the home Of Mrs Walter zoepitz, 1877 Riverside drive
Tues Mar 25-onday Musicale Chorus rehearsal in McHs
Tues Mar aBreskfast Discussion Club At the hom. Of
Mrs vinent Fox, 2e Fourth street. at 10 am.
Tues Mar asrresbyterian Mems Club, church parlors
russ Mar dracs Il o,d, sewing ~, - - 10
and study Chin. At pm Ms John G spsuidins :
tues, Mar asBusine.s and prossssionsi womsns Club
Tues. MAJ ssTM Senior s:sSood Sdss sor Britain
party. In New 0lenwood hotel. at pm.
Al r.. A. !, 4 1hompson % Muller srsst, q $50 pm
m1 81 Albert s. sad log q r:
sponsored by two groups Of FEC Mission Society, 1880
Tues Mar. s-Marsaret sotous Circle annu. birthday
r.I p' ~, q e; KING; R.s:'s Home a sso pm
annual luncheon, 1t Msdea Hotel. Il $50 pm -~'''
Wed, Mar: 26Snowban Club 1t the home Of Mrs Henry
w.d MAJ one '' e z Z E Ra Church !.
the home Of Mn Burt Benton. AL South Gratiot
WED, Mar. e =. Girl. Club 4 the ho@. Of Mr..
w.a Nm. s.Gw l,e Srs T: = ,so pm
We'd; M.r e chila study Group 4 Ii. HON. Of Mrs.
Robert Krause 200 North Cratiot avenue, at pm.
Wsd Mar Club. It the home Of Jana Moore
wsd mar Opening day Of 2-ay cooking dsubnssratcu
- Methodist church parlora sponsored b. weslsyan
Wed, Mar 2e-Lp-readins class IN MCHs Room 12o At
wsd M.l % Kiw.n. Club aoth Anniversary celebration.
wsd Mar 3eLades Group Of Reorgansd Church Of Jesus
Christ cf Latter Day Saints at the home Of s Hsuie
u: hons z Ma Levi: covss Cover i sess. Sssissa 4
Wed, Esr Ral,y q Port ou d.r,ct q Wscs
In Hechessr Msthodi1t church. beginnins 4 10 an.
Ihry Mar 37Mnrgaret Dottome Circle q kings Dau1h:
ten. ct the hons q Mrs Theodore Dscroot i2e New
Thurs Mar s7Unised works It the home Of Ma Charles
Aitelait 4 Mc.sr place q l:so pm.
Thurs Mar 37holyhock Club Of st. Louis parish
nome o. MT Elizabeth Bfandenburs North 0rstiot ave-
Thms Mar as-I0yal worker circl. Of Kings p.ushsu.
annual dinner at verners Inn In New Baltimore. At
Thms Mar. 27-Giris Own Circle Of Kings Dsuehters q.
The home Ct Nh. J. c. Bannow. ~
IN Girl Scout headquarters 6 60 pm
Thurs Mar. 15Second aernoon q tWoov cooking dem
constructions sponsored BY wesisysm Isaeus ana Conam-
s 81 !SwG Y Msshod!a church parsoss at pm
Thurs Mar 4-Panel discussion meeting In WV Auditor
Inn. 90 IA1.ystta boulevard, Dstrot spensoesd By
m, Mr. s7-oEs 1risnd1 MAJ md naeissieo a sns
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Presbyterion Auxiliary
To Meet Next Mondoy

LADIE6' AUXILIARY az the
Presbytsrisn church WIN inset
on Monday, March 81 q 2:30
o'clock at the home q Nrs. John
Jarehow. - Lincoln avsaue,
when annual reports win b.
given. (.
Assisting hostseees viii b
MrS; Robert HQshner, Mil. q.
q. Klnhertin. M Mr@ Hattis
Beattie. h
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Forget-MeNot Club

MRS. IR1OClstCK RICK
ERT. Nrs. Arthcr AlloF. Mn,
Harry 6ehwaborow md lers.
Thomas Buyer were priSs WIN
ners q cards Inst evenlno, WaeQ
ths yoryetsAge-N Not Club O. ot
Louis parish met with M.
Frank rlsslan, FoqDpnd1n StTook
ME- John Charbonsau, 1tvGe.
side drive, viii onteetaln ~
group next o. Nnaday evonlnn,
April 7. q eieht o'clock.
MELVIN EDCII1lqyu10,
eieht-ysar-0ld nm 6 M. md
l6rA Vincent Hsca, 6buxG 10l
Bouth Hiohland avtGlnisl1A = ~
Mont = snaGo1 oouony u It
Jossph'e honplta1 Ms tneGnlpg.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25
Episcopal Women
TO Return Offerings

UNITED THANK O1yxRM0
boxes, now IN thu hnn1e az
women Of Grace Eptocopal
church, must b rs1lnnod ~
Sunday, April Q, it wss Announc-
ed today by Mrs Charles Sand
ers.
On that day, corporate Com
Inlnion win b held at II soNlock
ana Ill those who sre unable
70 bring their United Thank o.
ferings 70 thls seevics sare asltsd
to take them 70 Mrs. Sander
home, - Eastman.
The boxes, which have been
In the hands Of Wnunen Of The
church during The pase yer viii
b enptied q their contesea and
proceeds win b used 1oe mis-
sionary work. both torsign and
domestic.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-25

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enough GRID ~.
and % they
havo ut cut 60
calls 1000
Rielhn,ond 0lfloy
over -. - -
knoWn 90 the
Qirl's peeonso
Club.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
CEDAR POINT
Has greatest Opening Day in
History

here can be no question now
that vacation time. and all the
fun that goes with it, is with us
for another three months. This
was proven beyond question by
the large crowd that attended the
inaugural festivities at Cedar
Point on Saturday.
From noon through evening. q
stream of cars from all over Ohio
and the Middle West rolled along
to Cedar Point. In addition the
resorts ferry. Steamer sc. A.
Boeckling'. brought many more
on its hourly trips from Sandus-
ky. The advanced season made
Cedar Points famous beach a
haven for hundreds who had been
hungering for the first swim OF
the season.
Guests at Hotel Breakers wore
that happy expression that says
Its just like being in our sum-
mer home again" Dinner guests
at the Hotel and others at the
Tavern Terrace were greeted BY
music of Louis Gina and his Con-
tinental Gypsies.
1t was in the Grand Ballroom
however. where the excitement
reached its peak. Benny Good
man and his orchestra is living
up to his far flung reputation. and
Helen Forrest gave proof of why
she is known as the queen OF the
Choruses" throughout the nation.
We think this will be the great
est season in our forty-three year
history of Cedar Point.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
ELLWOoD CITY
NEWS
By Sophie krestel

Ellwood City. Pa, June l9 -
We have neglected our column
for two whole weeks because we
did not have much excitement in
our town until our last meeting.
We planned on a picnic, to be
held at Huber's Beach. Sunday.
June %. Those wanting to ride
out please be at the club at ZOO
sharp or you will have to work
up an appetite by hiking out
Everyone is to bring their own
lunch. If you come empty handed
you'll have empty stomachs too.
To New Castle
You can count on seeing some
of our crowd at the convention.
so keep the doors wide open. We
will come in like lambs and 90
out like lions.
The Mr.. and Mrs.
Well. It looks like Harvey
Clyde and Myo Segedi are now
Mr.. and Mrs. How's married life
Myo, OK? And we don't want
to forget Ed. Thalgott. he found
his better half in Pittsburgh. Her
name was Betty Morgan. and
quite purity lass too, boys. IF
you don't know her come around
sometime and meet Mrs. Thai
gott. Jr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
SALEM NEWS
By Sue Herman

Salem. Ohio, June 19-Our an
nual monthly meeting was held
with success Thursday, June H.,
when our new officers were in
stalled by Minnie Schuster,. one
of our organizers. These officers
will do their best and if you mem
bers cooperate wholeheartedly,
their task will be much easier,
and the future more promising.
Plans are already being made for
summer and I'm sure you'll want
to be left in on them, so don't for
get to attend our meetings. I'll
give you little tip about Aug.
II, so be sure to reserve that date
for the Salem Jrs. We are plan
ming a reunion picnic for all the
Junior Saxons, and with all the
Saxons together, we should have
a grand time. nict
To New Castle ~
We wish you luck for the con-
vention and from all l hear, prac-
tically all our Juniors will be see
ing you then.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19

practice is the worst it has even
been, now. Most of the Juniors
are just a bunch of slackers. They
have enough time to go other
places. Why not come to Our
singing practices and meetings
for change: You were willing
to come before. Why the sudden
lack of interest: We used to have
good times before and I'm sure
that with little cooperation from
all of you. we'll have them again.
How about it: Plans are being
made for Saxon Day picnic.
Watch the column for further in
formation.
They say that it is better late
than never. And here | am late
again. Last week there were only
three graduates q from the local
schools. By slight oversight i
omitted one of the boys. The
fourth graduate is Henry Rel
nerth from Mckinley High. Too
bad that it was not in last week.
but look at the big write-up you
are getting now.
To New Castle
You can expect to see some of
the Canton gang at your conven-
ton. There may not be many,
but those that come will be pre-
pared for a good time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19

BY Fred kraus

Homestead. Pa. June l9-The
convention has become history
and our Juniors. those who at
tended. have had time long to
be remembered. Our night Al,
Bill Green's was also a huge sue
cess. We never realized so many
of our gang would come out for
such an affair. The Nemeuz' S
girls surely looked after every
thing to make it what it was.
Thanks lot girls. and the cake
was such an attraction that every
body attending had a slice large
enough to pack three lunches. We
also want to thank Mr.. s,hir-
brooks who SO kindly dorated it
This Friday. June 20. at 500
p. NJ, there will be meeting to
hear our delegates renew the
New Castle convention. John
Orend has also report to give
on the picnic and tour Conduct
ed by Gulf Inc.) which the club
will hold as soon as the weather
is permissible. We also arc
planning a badmington tourney
to be a humdinger according to
Sammy Guists latest report. We
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
NEWS
Bv Min Gobel

Youngstown, Ohio. June 10 -
After spending a few quite week
ends at home, the Yo. Juniors are
anxious to attend the T s. ]. A.
Convention in New Castle. We
are looking forward to having a
grand time in seeing all our fel-
low Saxons together again. So
until then Auf Wiedersehen.
Meeting will be held on June
"A. We urge our members to at
tend these meetings more regul-
arly and be loyal Saxon.
Singing practice every Tues
dav night. at $50 sharp.
Direction to St. Johns Church
at Cleveland
From Youngstown. Ohio, to
St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Cleveland, Ohio. take
Route Az (Kinsman Rd.) to Lee
Road. turn right on Lee Road, to
Euclid Ave-. left on Euclid Ave-,
few blocks to Eddy Road. turn
right from Euclid Ave-, unto Ed
dy Road, follow Eddy Road to the
Church. 757 Eddy Road.
From Westside Sachsenheim
Lake Shore Blvd. across Main
Ave. Bridge. along Lake Shore
Drive, through Gordon Park and
Bratenahl. Eddy Rd. meets Lake
Shore Drive at the Lake Shore
Golf Course, turn right on Eddy
Road from the Lake Shore Dr.,
follow Eddy Road to the church.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
CAPITAL CITY BITS
By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus. o.. June l9-This
weekend will find few of our
members attending the T.S.J J.A
convention in New Castle. We
have been looking forward for
this day and can hardly wait for
this weekend.
Our attendance increased a
little at the meeting last Thurs
day, but not as much as it should
have. Maybe at the July meeting
we will be able to bring up the
attendance. we hope so.
Girls! Every Friday night at
800 P. M. has been set as the
night for us to get together to
practice up on our bowling for
the coming season this fall. Prac-
tices will be held at the Swan
Bowling Alley, at Parsons and
Sheldon Aves. Remember, every
Friday at 800 P. NJ.
On Sunday, July Is. we will
have our outing at Hempe's
Grove. All Juniors are invited.
There will be plenty of eats and
beer. Reserve this date on your
calendar. More information will
be given later about this picnic.
We hope you enjoyed your
brief stay with US last weekend.
Steve Fronius of Salem. We hope
to see you and your friends soon.
Remember Columbus has itsWel-
come Mat out at all times and to
all.
Congratulations to the newly
weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron,
(Sue Could. Best of luck and
happiness and may you both be-
come two of our regular men,
bers. So don't disappoint US.
= Please patronize, Our ad-
veftlSefS. .~...... E.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
THE ANCIENT TIME
PIECE
By Mariechen

Carl Wagner, head OF large
watch making concern, sat at his
desk in his home. on the desk
rested an old clock. Susan. his
wife, stood facing him defantly.
Susan he spoke. "just for a
few moments please listen to a
story have to tell about this old
clock. perhaps if YOU do things
may be a bit different
alright Carl. since YOU ask me
| will. but it won't change things
for | am leaving any way" she an
swered as she seated herself be-
fore the open fire place. Thus
Carl began his story.
Only the ticking of the clocks
in the little shop at No. 5 Dorf-
strasse could be heard, for the
the tables were full. some large.
walls were hung with them and
some small. others thin and some
thick. One side was entirely for
the cuckoos who would merrilv
peek out their heads as if to f1v
away. only to return to their hid
ing places as soon as their work
had been completed. resting
again until the appointed time
when they again would sing their
gay song. To Carl the thicking
of the clocks and the sounding of
the chimes and cuckoos was as
an unfinished sympathy or rhap-
sody, from the delicate chime of
the miniature clocks to the deep
pitched tones OF the large grand
father clocks. How he loved them
all.
Carl was only now in the back
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
ALLIANCE REVUE
By "Mikey"

Alliance. Ohio. June l9-Prettv
dead around here this week. Not
much life. Everyone is getting
rested up for a good time this
coming weekend. Our delegates
to the convention are Karl Mayer,
Hilda Gockel and John Schuller.
I'm sure this convention is going
to be a very important. as we'll as
interesting one. So we urge every
one who possible can, to attend
next Sat. and Sunday, June 20
and p. You can expect a gang
from Alliance. New Castle. and
they are all be in the mood for
another good old Saxon conven-
tion get-to-gether. There certain
ly is nothing that can beat them.
Our most hearty congratula-
tions go to Miss Rose Bokesch
and Henry SCHNEIDER upon their
approaching marriage. We, the
Alliance Juniors, wish you both
all the success and happiness il,
the world
We see when Bill Wagner from
Salem will leave for the Army
June 20. We are sorry to see you
leave Bill, but we know that an
other good man has been added
to their staff. Good luck to you
and we send you our best wishes
and hope to see you soon.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19

Everything IS arranged for you,
convenience. All of the meet
ingS. meals and dances will be
held at the Eintracht Hall on
Taylor Street, and your sleeping
quarters will be the Castleton
Hotel.
We wish all delegates to resist.
er before the first session. So, as
soon as you get to the club. re-
gister with our committees SO that
we have complete list of all
delegates attending. Lets get all
of our business over in a s,stc-
matte way and then have a good
time.
We want all of you to eat your
meals at the club. In order for
you to know what kind OF meals
are to be served, | will list the
menu for you. Our best cooks are
preparing the following menu
for you:
Saturday Dinner
Escalloped Potatoes Harvard Eeets
Baked Ham
Radishes Celery
Bread and Butter
Apple Cake Iced Tea
Saturday Supper
Brazed Steak
Mashed Potatoes
Buttered q. Beans Cabbage Salad
Bread and Butter
Cake Coffee
Sunday Breakfast
Bacon and Eggs
Rolls Coffee
Sunday Dinner
Brazed Pork Chops
New Potatoes
Peas and Carrots Mixed Salad
Bread and Butter
Cake Coffee
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19

In the party attending the grad
uation. were Mrs. John Hartman,
Miss Lucille Hartman. Miss
Louise Weishaar. and grand
mother Mrs. Louise Schuster.
Andrew was promoted to serge
ant, awarded the expert Rifle
award. minor Y. F.. Manual of
Arms Efficiency Badge, Anthony
Wayne Legion Guard-escorting
notable visitors at the Academy.
such as General Martin. Chief OF
Staff United States Army, and
Major General Beaumont Nesbit,
Military Attache OF Great Britain
member OF Phi Theta Kappa.
Andrew will continue his stu
dies of Business Administration
in the fall.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
Sunday Supper
City Chicken
Radishes CELERY

Mashed Potatoes Another Vegetable
Bread and Butter
Cake Iced Tea
If you are not a delegate and
do not wish to sit in on the ses-
sions. then you may busy your
self in any OF the following:
|. Swimming, boating and hik-
ing at the Cascake Park.
2. Tennis at Binders private
court
3. Ping-pong. :. q"
4. Sight seeing tour.
5. Golf at Sylvan Heights course.
The following program will be
followed as closely as possible:
Saturday, June 20:
1000 A. M. Officers meeting
lO:OO-l2:OO Registration OF de.
legates
OU-l :OO Dinner
! :OO-5 80 First Session
5:2O-o:3O Supper
9:OO-l 90 Dancing
Sunday, June I'll:
o:OO--lO:OO Breakfast
lO:N-l2:OO Second Session
lO:4O-ll 80 Church Service
at St. Paul's church
l2:OO-l 90 Dinner
| :OO--5 80 Third Session
S:OO-l2:OO Dancing.
5:20-6:3O Supper
BE sure that you attend this
Convention. for everyone you
know is coming. 1t is your Con-
vention. so be there with the rest
OF your friends. Come to New
Castle for one big time June 2l
and p. .'''.'> sd
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
CANTON REFLECTOR
By Elsie Salmen

Canton, Ohio, June 19-Due to
rain, the game between Canton
and Salem was not played last
Sunday. This is the second game
of the season that we have not
played. We are ready for some
action, so let's be sure that the
next game goes over all right.
There is not much action of any
kind going on in Canton right
now. The attendance at singing
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
Andrew J. Schneider
Graduate.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schnei-
der OF 1888 West Boulevard.
Cleveland. Ohio. wish to an
nounce the graduation Of thir son
Andrew from the Junior College
OF Valley Forge Military Aca-
DENY, Wayne, Pa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19
IT'S. J. A. Convention News
By Hilda Bodendorfer

New CASTLE Pa June lol\rc you ready to come: Fine for
we ''c waiting tor youal of Remember the place
I've" castc Pa both Saturday and Sunday Of this
good time with Saxon Juniors from Everything is
ready All we need is big crowd So everyone that YOU
a'e here ana then we will have big crowd good
everyone will be happy
mere Will be hot time in the old the week
eno o June Il and 4 Come ayoung old-to
i4 annual l. > j. A. Convention to be held in New Castle
at the tlntracht Hall on lOS Taylor Street
Have you been to T. S. \ before: Then YOU
can come again and renew old friendships talk we
ers call the good old days. and also the vounge
MEMBERS II you have been T. s. before
then you really have enjoyable experience in store
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19


Hans Schmitt to bring down the
cabinett which he had made for
Eliza. Carl had made the move
ment which was something spe-
cial even as Hans had made a spe-
cial cabinet. The best wood in all
Dorfstadt was used and Hans old
withered but firm hands had low
ingl y carved a cabinet such as
never had been made before. For
was not this cabinet for his two
favorite friends. Often times Carl
and Eliza would climb up to his
peasant cottage near the base of
the mountain. The two would fill
their knapsack with huge chunk
of bread. hunk Of 'speck', per-
haps a bottle of wine and some
new green onions and visit with
an old man whom most folks
thought bit queer.
Eliza, he said. q will make
you something that will be yours
always because you are so good
to an old man like me-
But Hans she replied. sure
ly you must know we love to
come here. You are far too good
to us already, and Hans she
paused. her dark eyes shyly
sparkling with the secret she
could no longer keep, "someday
soon three of us may come to
visit you. Then think how much
more happiness we will have"
From that day on Hans began
working on something special and
Carl would visit their old friend
busy at the shop. Everytime
Eliza and Carl would visit their
old friend he would hurry into
his barely furnished room and
cover up his labors so she would
not know what he was making.
Carl too kept silent on his work
in the shop.
Eliza had not been to the noun
tains now for a long time for
Carl thought the trip too hard
for her. Instead Hans came down
now to visit them. Carl had Just
finished the striker on the move
ment when old Hans walked in.
"How is Eliza" he asked. as
he carefully placed the large
package down. "She is fine. an
swered Carl. "but here time is
soon here. | am only too glad we
can finish the clock this evening" D"
AS Hans took off the cover it
revealed small cabinet magni-
flcient in workmanship. The fine
wood was delicately carved in
gothic style and behind this Hans
had placed rich red velvet. The
! top was glorious array OF majes-
tic carvings depicting the peasant
room of old Hans. The crude
table and chairs. the fireplace and
even "Nidyas' the old faithful
dog was before the fire with a
small child playing on the floor.
Seated at the table were three
people. an old man. a young wo-
man and Young man. AS Carl
placed the movement. which he
had made. into the case it began
to chime. first like the sweet un-
spoiled laughter of small child,
then like the merry chuckle of a
woman. who is happy and salts
fed with her lot in life.
But Carl" spoke Hans. that
chime somehow reminds me o.
Eliza and the small one of per-
haps your son who will soon be
here.
Carl answered. his voice filled
with emotion 81 am glad YOU
recognised my chimes for | was
fearful they would sound just as
ordinary ones. | know now that
she will de pleased with Our gift
to her.
! Suddenly the front door flew
open and in ran Tante Johanna
Come quickly Carl. something
has happened to Eliza. Frau Hec-
/ tor is there already"
Carl forgot the gift which he
and Hans had worked on so long
and rushel home. When he ar