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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
eARMY ORDERS OF THEDAY

Townes, ONO, Puerto Rican
Department, to Omaha; Roy
Green, Cav, Cincinnati, ia
Washington; Alfred Harold
Bailey, FD., Res, Baltimore, to
Picatinny Arsenal.
CAPTAINS
Leonard L. Bingham, c. of E.,
Fort Lewis, to Fort Leonard
Wood; William J. Hines. COTE,
TT. Lewis, to TT. Leonard Wood;
Charles B. Rynearson, c. of E
Fort Ord, to Fort Leonard
Wood; John D. Cole, Jr.. C.ofE.
Fort Ord, to Fort Leonard
Wood; Raymond J. Harvey, c.
of E., Fort Ord, to Fort Leonard
Wood; Arthur M. Jacoby, c. of
E.. Fort Lewis, to Fort Leonard
Wood; Chester A. Rowland, c.
of E., Selfridge Field, to Fort
Leonard Wood; Chester L. Lam
daker, c. of T., Fort Sam Hous-
ton, to Fort Leonard Wood;
Walter A. Felix's, c. of E., Fort
Sam Houston, to Fort Leonard
Wood; Kenneth Z. Madsen. c.
of E., Fort Jackson, to, Fort
Leonard Wood; Reginald l..
Dean, c. of E., Wilson, N. c., to
Fort Knox; Homer D. Barnes.
ONO, st. Louis, to Kansas City,
Mo-; Frank A. Warner, NC,
Langley Field, to. Orlando; Will
liam w. Sturdy. &C., Fort Jack
son, to Fort Monmouth; Hilmer
c. Nelson, AC., Fort Riley. to
Hawaiian Dept; Ross w. Mayer,
ONO, Fort Wayne, to Wash
inston; Harry Radford Callins,
ONO, Re-, Phoenix, to Wash
ington; Charles Waller Jones,
Cav, Res, Lexington, to For,
Riley; william Jordan Patter-
son, Cav, Res, Merton, Pa, to
Spartanburg, S. c.; Carrel Al
den Baskin, Chap, Res, San
Antonio, to Fort Sill.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
JaPs Reject
u. Demand
for Apology

OPEIPING, Jan. @(R-Jap-
anese military authorities were
reported today to have fatty re-
jected demands for an apology
for the illegal arrest" of five
United States marines in q cab
aret incident lew Years Eve.
In a communication delivered
to Col. Allen H. Turnage, u. S.
Marine Commander, the jap
anese not only declined to apol-
ogize but declared the Americans
were responsible for the incident
and demanded that they apollo
gize, authoritative sources de-
clared.
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Richmond Not

Guests for dinner On ChRiso-
mas Day 1t thu home Of Nr. an<l
Mrs. Edwin Teltow II Casce
township. were Mr.. and, 11rs.
Russell Hammer and family, ler.
and Mrs. Albert Hammer and
Ethel; Albert Hammer. Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ksmmer, al
Of Detroit; Miss Lucille Thueme,
Of Peters; Mr.. and Mrs.. Clar.
ence Baumgarten Of this village,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Tel.
tow and family of Casco.
Mrs. Frank J. RAIDER re-
turned to her home in this vii
lage on New Years Day after
spending the past week ~ the
guest of her sisters in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thelen OF
Pigeon were holiday guests ia
the home of their parents In this
village.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
BY TOM HORNER

ring. Someone fred q gun.
Whistles shrielGed.
SHOULD old acquaintance -"
Hugh started the song -. Mar
tha's clear soprano held the last
note.
Hugh kissed his wife tenderly.
MAY 1o4l be ~ happy, my dear.
As oil the other years we've been
together" Her eyes were shin
ing.
We've 80 much to be thank
full for, Hugh 80. il If" she
hesitated, and he read her
thoughts.
"If Jerry were here" he I'm.
ished for her. This celebration
would be perfect. Don't worry
about the boy. He'll be all right.
Jerry II no fool. He'll do the
right thing"
HE should be here, with U.S."
Martha, darlin', our chill.
dren are growing up. This Is the
first New Years we all haven't
been together. And don't worry.
Jerry will Be here for breakfast.
That's the real family New
Years.
We've been lucky to keep
them oil together this long.
They'll be getting married soon,
establishing their own homes.
Then there'll Be Just you and I
agAin-like it was when we
started. Remember"
The telephone rang. Sheila In
terrupted her announcement of
numerous New Years resolu-
tons Including ~ will not
drive too fsst"-to answer. ITS
probably our dates, wondering
II they've been stood up by .
couple of jailbirds It's for
you, Dad"
Laughter subsidized a the doc
tor listened intently. asked terse
questions. He was serious - he
ep I . G . d The instrument.
There's been m accident on the
highway. was hoping we'd get
through the holidays without
any serious smashups. -. Peo-
pie viii drive too fast, on slick
pavement. :"
Sheila ran b get his coat and
hat Kathleen brought his gallo
aho9.
Call ths hospital," Or. Con-
nelly went q. TELL them - be
rse1y - anything. Or man q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04

w n0AAA4N94 SANp OdAAs ~"
Army orders today:
COLONIES
Wilfrid M. Blunt, Cav, New
York, to Fort Brown; Andrew
G. Gardner, Inf, Fort Sam
Houston, to Fort Eustis; Henry
c. Davis, Jr., Gao, Salem, Ore,
to March Field; Augustus F.
Dannemiller, Inf, San Antonio
to Washington; Arthur H. Viii.
son, Cav, Fort Riley, to Fort
Brown.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Edgar S. Linthicum, NC,
Trenton, to Camp Lee; Walter
L. Perry, NC, Fort Sam Hous-
ton, to Savannah; Logan M
Weaver, NC, Indianapolis, to
Fort Benning; Joseph v. The
baud, Inf, Sioux Falls, to, Bal
timore; Clarence E. Brand
JAGD., Fort Sam Houston, to
Camp Beauregard; James H.
Day, Inf, Fort Mcclellan, to
Chicago; Charles A. Bell, NC,
Vancouver Barracks, to Nash
Vile; Peter E. Bermel, c. of E.,
Fort Ord, to Fort Leonard
Wood; Willis E. Haring, c. of
E., Sacramento, to Fort Leonard
Wood; Robert M. Copeland, c.
of E., Richmond, Va, to Fort
Leonard Wood; Robert MacD,
Graham, Cav, Kansas City, Mo-.
to Fort Leonard Wood; Michael
James Kelly, FD., Res, Cam
bridge, Mass, to Westovel
ctei9,S ssi."-s e'o,t -
Joseph H. Stevenson, c. of e
Fort Ord, to Fort Leonard Wood;
Frank z. Pirkey, c. of E., Los
Angeles, to Fort Leonard Wood;
Michael c. Grenata,. c. Of E.,
New Orleans, to Camp Leonard
Wood; David T. johnson, c. Of
E., Kansas City, Mo-, to Fort
Leonard Wood; Philip A. Helm
bold, ONO, Camp Hulen, to San
Antonio; Elmer S. Armstrong,
ONO, Camp VOTERS, to Fort
Bliss; Aladdin j. Hart, Cav,
Pittsburgh, to Fort Hayes; Louis
De Jussewicz, u. S. A., Cincin-
natl, to Fort Knox; Morton e.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
With the BOWlers Meade

MrS. Bert Bliss was In Pontloc
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cebert at
tended . party 1t the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Pallister in
Mount Clemens Sunday In hon.
or Of the 10th birthday anniver-
sary Of william burst. A lovely
dinner was served the guests
andsa grand time enjoyed by al.
Mrs. Anna Nunneley an d
daughter Ruth and brother
George Richards spent Christ
mas Day with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Bentley and family at
Decker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Steinbrink Of
Ray Center were dinner guests
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Hotchkiss Sunday.
Miss Pauline Blonde enter
tanned the members Of the 4-H
club at her home Friday eve
ming last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Chapman
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Furton and family were
guests Of Mrs. Flora Furton in
Detroit for Christmas Day.
Miss Cleo Burnett Il visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smith for
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bliss and
family spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Bliss in De-
troit.
Geo Richards and sister Mrs.
Anna Nunneley visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Devinney Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wissman
announce the arrival of . son,
born last Friday, Dec. 27th. Mrs.
Wissman was formerly Helen
Crawford Of Meade.
Daryl Bantle has found en-
ployment in Detroit at the
Thinker Tool Works.
Bob SCHNEIDER and Miss
Pauline Blonde were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Barney in Rochester.
Harry Perry is spending his
Christmas vacation with his
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Codner
this week.
The Epworth League h e
joins the New Haven people for
their program at the. church
there Sunday evening.
Guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lefurgey Christ
mas Day were J. A. Lefursey,
Miss Clara Bates. Mrs. Nellie
Simmons Of New Haven and
Mrs. Sarah Tubbs Of Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Vollen and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Russell spent Christmas at Peck
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bantle
and family were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luren Bantle and fam
lily for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Furton
and daughters, spent Tuesday
evening. Dec. Gath at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Clark
In Detroit.
Miss Erma Ramin spent last
week with her parents in, New
Haven.
Sunday school board meeting
was held Monday evening 1t the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Furton.
Alex Jameson visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Vol
len and family during the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hotchkiss
entertained at q family dinner
on Christmas Day.
The P.T.A. will hold its next
meeting Jan. 9th at the school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
CHAPTER TX

DR.. Connolly turned from the
telephone to calm Martha's
fears. "Sheila's all right. She
was arrested for speeding. Po-
lice are being particularly Wig
liant tonight. -. There's MOTH
ing to get excited about. I'll have
her home In half m hour"
"What q way to start the New
Year." Martha breathed. In
jailr
"She's really not in q cell, I"
the doctor explained, merely
detained at the station. Kathleen
II with her." He paused 1t the
door. Better zee what there il
In the house for . New Years
party. There'll be no dancing
for the twins tonight" He tried
70 make his voice sound sternly
paternal, but Martha knew he
was secretly glad for m excuse
to have the girls 1t home.
The door slammed behind him.
Martha sank YEARLY into . chair.
Il was after IL when Hugh
returned, ushered two chastehed
daughters into the house. Weep.
ing had played havoc with She
las makeup, police station dust
streaked her white formal. She
burst into tears again ~ she
rushed into Martha's arms.
'Oh, Mommy, Mommyi II was
terrible. I was arrested" Martha
patted her, comfortingly.
At her lnther's side, Kathleen
grinned impishly. The twinkle In
her eyes matching that IN his.
1T was swell, Nom. Imagine
Sheila. being arrested. Why.
some Of our best families were
there. Louise The Dig. Chopper
Tony, Butch, The burglar. It
was swell. I wouldn't have mis-
Cd n"
"You didn't have - % % jail, "
0hsila sobeed. 'sYeu weren't sr-
49, - bsssGAk - ss1srs
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Romeo

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson
Of Owosso announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mar
Ruerite, to Howard Walker, son
Of Mr.. end Mrs. James Walker
of Romeo.
A Commercial class Will be-
gin Tuesday evening, January q,
under the instruction Of George
Tapley. Many adults have ex-
pressed q desire for the oppor-
tunity of receiving this instruc-
ton and It IL hoped that q num-
Der will enroll at this time.
Miss Cora Pardon was q guest
In the home Of her mother this
past week. Miss Pardon Is .
student at Moody Bible Institute
of Chicago.
The Band Parents Association
will meet Tuesday evening at
the High school. This organiza-
ton deserves the support Of ev-
ery parent in order to carry on
the fine work Of the r. H. S.
Bs1d.
Miss Thyra Cornell, daughter
Of Mr.. end Mrs. M. b. Cornell,
former residents Of this place
and J. Rutherford Clarkson, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Clarkson
Of Chilver road, Windsor, were
united In marriage December %.
Miss Edith Scheppe has re-
turned from Indian River where
she spent . part Of the holiday
season.
The next meeting of the O.E.S.
will be held IN the Masonic Tenn
pie. This will mark the first
time since the building was re-
paired due to ravages by fire on
November IL, 1910.
Rev. James Lees and son, D. s.
Lees together with seven Boy
Scouts sre Spending the week
q Csno1o Croek Ranch
Mn Dootrteo Kren of Alma
= sDsn61ng - Woek WITH heF
$3.50. IN - Des1snA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
Armada

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson
were Christmas guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Green of Royal
Oak.
The West Berlin Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. George Hall,
Wednesday January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Crull
and Howard Crull were Satur-
day evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Nolan and family OF
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bradley
and son Jimmie of Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar v. Svang of
Huntington Woods were week.
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Hoover
and daughters Alice Ann and
Mary Jean of Crosse Point
Woods and Mrs. Alice Atkins
had New Years dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berk.
Mrs. Alice Atkins and Mrs.
Ida Walton attended lunch
con of the Blanche Hill Study
club at the home of Mrs Leila
Parker of Port Huron. Thurs
day afternoon, January z.
The Armada Service club re-
Gently elected officers, they are,
president, J. A. Wood; vice.
president, w. E. Day; second
vice-president, Walter Shaskey;
third vice-president, DR.. G. Z.
Roth and secretary and treasur-
er, w. N. Mills.
Christmas Day guests of Rev.
and Mrs. s. J. PAUL. were Miss
Ruth PAUL. and Harold Want of
Flint. Weekend guests were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred PAUL. of
Rockford and Friday, December
~, dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Opie and daughters
Patricia and Donna Of Flint.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hulett and family on Christmas
Day at dinner and q Christmas
tree, were Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Zieliesch and his mother Of
Romeo, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lamphere, Mrs. Jennett Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mans
ka and daughters Misses Lucille,
Dorothy and Ruth and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sumner and son VIM
cent and Miss Frances Mosher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hansen and
son Kenneth and Mrs. Otto
Simmonsen and son Donald Of
Detroit visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Laursen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Lauren and fam
lily, Friday, December ~.
Misses Irene, Eunice and Myr-
tie Norton were callers In Port
Huron, Monday.
Mrs. Harvey Crull and How
ard Crull visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Spencer and family Of
Lapeer, Friday evening, Decem-
Der "a.
Mrs. Roy Sutherland and
daughters, Mrs. Harold Day and
Miss Beatrice were Port Huron
callers Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bradley and
daughter, Miss Dorothy were in
Detroit, Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Manska were,
Mrs. Marins Lamsen and Mr..
N,d MIS-. Arthur Laufsen Of
Hazel Park and Mrs. Enosn-
berg Friedman Of Highland Park.
Mr& Howard Smith We
hoetess - he Thursday DsidDs
club q hsr hslns On Clay ruo1.
JnoDn10v- .10monSpv .
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ANN ARBOR-(R-David H.
Crowley, Of Detroit, University
Of Michigan regent, and former
state attorney general, was re-
ported at University hospital to
be out of danger Saturday after
q serious illness resulting from
q facial infection.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04
SURPRISE

SURPRISE
lola, Kas.-R>-An airplane
was reported to have crashed.
An lola Register reporter ar-
rived hrst 1t the scene. Then
came Z lawyer, next an under
taker and finally two carr Of po-
licemen and state highway pa-
trolmen.
They found the wrecka0e q
. miniature airplape.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04

.Y.SrI1DAY, Jerry cells, agrees -
esme Ae0s fer Tie CenAslly's annual
New Years bssskfass % wAlsA an nis-
takes, lusRrsls % Dase yees 80 Officially
burisl. TAs Aeetes, MsstAe sn1 Mary
make . country EN-. n asyslsps hate IN
sbststrical ease. Win Martha aad Mary
ASSISTING. Arriving heAe, they find the
seek In tears. shsila 10 In jall
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-04

Even IL had BEEN"
"Kathleen!" Martha's tone 81
fenced her. "You and your
father make some sandwiches
and coffee. This is New Years
Eve. Well ring in the new with
our own party"
II was only teasing, Sheila,"
Kathleen apologized. Honest, I
was as scared as you WERE"
Martha waited until the doc
tor, Mary and Kathleen had dis
appeared into the kitchen then
asked: what was this, Sheila?
How did you get arrested?"
1--WE were going down the bou-
levard, Kathleen and I. We left
the boys at the house and were
coming over to pick up Mary. I
guess I was going q little fast
This motorcycle patrolman stop
ped US, took US down to the sta
ton. We had to prove that we
hadn't been drinking, and they
wouldn't let US 60 until Dad
came down.
Kathleen called here, then
called the boys. They came right
down, but they didn't have en-
ough money to pay the hne.
When Dad arrived he said we'd
have to come home-that we
couldn't 60 to the party.
Wont you ask Dad to let US
60. Mommy? He will IL you ask
him. It's New Years. II only
comes once q year-and this is
. grand party. know It is"
Martha smiled. II think Il cen
be arranged, IL you'll stay here
until after midnight. Your father
and I are selfish enough 70 want
you to ourselves when this year
begins. But I don't want you
to stay at home, and neither
does Hugh, unless you really
want to :"
"Mommy, you know we want
TO be with you" Sheila's smile
banished her tears.
Now, run up and change
your dress, and Ak your face.
Mary will probably want to
dress too. IL she's going with
you.'
They stood before the Are
place, hands tightly clasped, -
the clock began The hrSt Of -
serekes ending Ne year. Ovse
~ ej1v. enasech oo1lo begnn -
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Flashes
of Life

CONFIDENCE


CONFIDENCE
INDIANAPOLIS-The Nature
Study club Of Indiana mailed it,
members Z bulletin announcing
IA hike In the snow" Sunday,
Jan. IL.
ARRANGEMENTS have b e n
made for . blanket of snow
along the route Of the hike, %
wear your boots" the bulletin
said.
j. H. Armington, government
weather observer, commented:
while we won't say there
won't be any snow, wouldn't
60 20 far as to predict there
will be snow. That's their baby
JINX-FOR CRIME!
POCATELLO, Idaho - Two
eastern Idaho sheriffs-elect will
take office Jan. 13-their BIRTH
day.
David J. McNichols. will be-
come Bannock county sheriff.
Harold Matson will pin on Mad
ison county's badge 1t Rexburg,
80 miles north.
o.
HOME SWEET HOME
JERSEYVMLE, Ill.-Mr. and
Mrs. I. r. Thatcher have . new
reason for calling IL "Home
Sweet Home" This, week they
removed 100. pounds OF honey
from the walls Of their house
dividends for allowing bees to
swarm and make q hive there
last May.
o
FAMILY TRAIT
WAKEFIELD, Neb. - Larry
Reed was rushed 70 Z Sioux
City, T.. hospitfl for IN appen-
deCtonhy. ~ s
He had barely returned home
when his father. Wayne Reed,
had 70 60 70 the sarns~ hospital
for the same operation.
Next was Mrs. ReedEsame
hospital, same operation.
A daughter. only other men,
Der Of the family. = apprs-
hensive.
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YGoSS ~ 4 Is /,
Rev. WiA ~
Luthegun q
win eoE1 net g01
ut 80 = g.
m9dsA - 10
day eVenine n
p. m., thefo Wll1
meeting @ ~ ~
bly,. The LodieDs A.
their annual No. tn
same tifae.
Rev. n. II. pYouoU e
odist church WIN e.
ing worship servio6
Sunday. Tia ~ #
Spiritual Nh
will be holy eoonl g
At the evening Wce
. ut 7:30 p. n. ~ ~
Prayer" Begfnnlu y
Methodist church
the Universal 49,
Rev. !. II. oDG
First Ev1nselieag
conduct worxhip -
1890 .. N. Sund IA. Il 1
Rev. Edmund &ehln
the Trinity LuthGll
will conduct worShip
10 .. m. Sunday: 81
meeting Of the ~ -.
held on Wedneo6o
Jan. 8, ct : p a.
Of the Luther Leo
the same dry 81 81
7:4S o'clock. Tha oGlC !,
ing Of the conGreEnti6 l.
held ON Jan. II. J. (!
Rev. p. D. BradY q S
Congregational chuee W
hold the Lords SuppG
church services at "a
day. The pastor Win !
the subject '.Ana -
Cup The deacoss Co6W
Melvin Weeks md 1to
will have charue 70 1hg
the sacrament. !
Weeks win have I!
pairing the eleanenf1s D SS'|'
At the Colu1nhn ~
tional church, n1v ro
hold services q IN III -.
deacons are Carl WI
tell, Geo. Poeroel
Pearce. Tiaa 60 =
Mira. Roy rearoev n;
Stevenson, 4xx
ana Nrs. Kennao
Rev. -. i. TOT y
Evangelical cl1uFc
chlsrch services nm
4 RAA~Nt-nl $780, "A III wy
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State
Briefs
Nv ~ As.ocIeted Pre,a

SALINE-(R-Edwin A Gall,
a., died Friday of injuries suf-
fered Nov. 2 in an automobile
accident.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Myers. z, of Union City, died
Friday of injuries received
Thursday when he was struck
by fragments of a shattered steel
pulley.
HOLLAND - up Mrs. He
lena Burns French, "a, died at
her home here Friday night after
a long illness. She was the wife
of Charles A, French, editor and
publisher Of the Holland Sem
tinel.
TRAVERSE CITY-(R-W.
K. Whitman of Mt. Pleasant was
named Friday, by the Traverse
City commission to become city
manager, q post created under
a charter amendment approved
by voters in the November cleo
ton. Whitman Is Mt. Pleasant
city manager.
CHELSEA - R - William
Ivory, 10. was found dead in his
home Friday, apparently victim
of a heart attack. Last week
Ivory. expressing q strong pre-
monition of death, ordered 4
coffin.
BAY CITY-(P)-The social
welfare board announced Fri
day the appointment of John c.
Hendrie as Bay county stamp is
suing officer for the food stamp
plan. Hendrie is q case investi-
gator for the welfare depart
ment.
o
WILLIAMSTOWN=Ry-Mis-
taking an emergency landing
field light for the Lansing air
port beacon, Miss Helen Bolton,
FL, of East Lansing, suffered .
cut over her left eye Friday
night as she attempted to land
her airplanc here.
d
LANSING-(R-H. w. Bur-
key. 20, died Friday night of
injuries received New Years
Eve when he was struck by. an
automobile.
DETROIT-(RD-Vincent Kon.
winski. Is, of Romulus. stood
mute Friday when arraigned
before Justice John L. Moker-
sky in Dearborn township on
charges resulting from the hit
run killing Of two sisters Christ.
mas Eve. Examinations was set
for Jan. IS and bond was fixed
at $4,000. Konwinski was
charged with failure to stop ct
the scene of the accident and
failure to render aid to an acct
dent victim.
The sisters were Virginia, Is,
and Janet Woods, II.
%
LANSING - up - Circuit
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LANSING - (R - Circuit
Judge Xenaphon A. Bloomhow-
er, of Bad Axe, and Kelly s.
Scarf, of st. Johns, filed nom-
mating petitions with the De-
partment of State Friday as can
didates for reelection.
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AP Regional Service

AZ KeG1OnAI SerV1o0
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-(R
Army orders today:
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They stood before the Are.
place, hands tightly clasped, -
the clock began the hryt Of ~
sereees ending Ne ysar. Ovss
~ ely. eAwrcA bsSlS beUna -
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-05-08
aEzse' ~.
Silas Greek News

Mrs. j. w. Huneycutt and little
daughter, Midgie Karol, or Ker-
nersville, are spending some time
with Mrs. Huneycutt'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Dickson.
Mr.. w. A. Campbell moved into
his new home in this community
Saturday. =.
Saturday has been set apart as
for cleaning up the grounds of
the Baldwin church lot. Everyone
is invited to assist.
= Miss Cleo Dickson who taught
in Mount Pleasant high school in
Cabarrus county, is spending her
vacation with home folks.
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Several of our people attended
the closing exercises of Healing
Springs high school Wednesday
night of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dickson, of
Rugby, Va, were in the village
on business Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearne Dickson,
of Arlington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kyle Dickson, of Yanceyville,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Dickson.