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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-03-27
Ho, Hum.

Ho, Hum.
Listen folks - just sorta OF
the record - it'll be o. K. by
us if you don't believe a damn
word we say. For one reason or
another, we recently spent a
few days on board the ship OF
State up at Helena, and being,
naturally, of an objective dis
position, we = uh = well, any
way = in order to make 1t
plumb clear If we had a
grandmother living an she was
to tell us Anything, we would
MT believe a damn word of it.
AS we said before, we spent
several days - mebbe it was
weeks - up there in Helena
watchin' the antics of the most
expensive state legislature body
in the U. S. (per capital an
when we came home, We went
by way of Hot Springs and
was thoroughly boiled out, dist
infected and fumigated before
we contacted any decent people
here at home. Been home five
days, an the Missus is just
now lettin' us in the house to
eat.
It isn't earthquakes that give
Helena the shivers.
incidentally we were interes-
ted in some slight sugar beet
legiSlatioon- = perfectly har-
mless an all that = IAN we
were gettin' along splendidly
until we were promoted into
that Stuffed-Shirt bull-pen or
bazaar known as the Senate.
That's the place, folks where
they give you the third degree,
an if you can come out of that
joint with anything of value
on you, you are smarter than
the average guy. They knocked
our ears down an we was even
rolled for our fountain pens an
pencil. If we hadn't had gas
in our car an a locked tank
cover, we doubt whether we
would have got home.
You folks may think we are
kiddin' you but let us say one
thing, please. We don't ever
expect to kid anybody again,
simply because we have dis
covered that we don't know
the first thing about kiddin'
people.
As you may not know, there
are two Capitol buildings in He
lena - one is the pile of rock
out on the hill and the other
is behind the lock Tor was this
time) of suite 724, Placer hotel.
One is the Front and the other
is the Works. When you get
the Works, boy, you're clean.
When the play-boys get thro-
ugh with their night session in
724, they could just as well car
ry on the next days session
with a phonograph.
Many and various are the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-03-27

a guest there over Sunday.
Miss Helen Hammond, who is
a student at the Eastern Mont
ana Normal school, is spending
her spring vacation at her home
in the North Valley.
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rtained the Bridge club Friday
evening at their home. Guests
included MI. and Mrs. G. E. Carr
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Brown, MI.
and Charles Schooner, MI. and
Mrs. A. Stevens, Mrs. Luella
Chapman, Mrs. Clayton Clanin,
Mrs. Lloyd Graham, and Mrs.
Cliff Clanin. The high honors
went to Mrs. Luella Chapman
and r. j. Brown. The low prizes
were won by Mrs. R. J. Brown
and G. E. Carr.
VIRGINIA Gilbert was an over
night guest of Maxine Brown on
Thursday.
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Our CLASSIFIED Section is noted
for one thing-RESULTS!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
lDuis Itching
y Nail Nosa;
nractises Golf

oCLEVELAND, July 30-Rt-
Heavyweight champion Joe
Louis quietly served warning
70 Lou Nova today with the sim
PIE statement:
I'm tired Of restin'."
4 yacationing . month since
stopping Billy Conn. the Detroit
bomber will make his next title
aefenss against Nova, . californ-
I'm, this summer.
Between mashie shots on the
Highland Park Golf Course, Joe
admitted sure feel kind of itchy
70 put on 'em gloves again."
The champion 10 here polish
ing up his game for the Ohio ne
no tournament. Advised by
His own personal professional
MI the way around, the champion
posted 42-43-SS on his first tour
a. the course, =
Clyde Martin, formerly IN In
structor In Warrington, has been
the bomber's private pro for
more than q year. +.
HE does all right" Martin
aid. "for . fellow that's only in
his third season Of golf. He car
ried that creek on No. with Z
276-yard drive and the drive he
got on No. 10 was 500 yards If
L was 4 foot"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

ARMADA - Rev. Stephen J.
PAUL., who he's resigned ~ pas
tor Of the Armada church, deliv-
cred his farewell service in the
church, Sunday evening.
Since c6ming TO Armada six
years and four months ago, Rev.
and Mrs. PAUL. have Been active
and successful in al phases of
church work. They have endear-
ed themselves to al and Il 10
with great regret to Ill that they
are leaving.
A reception was held follow
Ing the service by the Ladies
Aid Society. Ice cream and cake
were served and Rev. and Mrs.
PAUL. were presented with . sum
OF money. Mrs. PAUL., who has
been S.uperin terdent Of the
church school, for some time was
presented with . gift rom the
members Of the church school.
Rev. and Mrs. PAUL. will take
up their new duties in the Con-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Davis

The Davis Sunday School has
added 81 new members since
Jan. !. This has not been done
by Z contest or other special
inducement. but by just q
healthy, gradual growth. More
are expected soon.
Mr.. Reid Gass will soon have
q new barn to replace the one
recently burned. Last week
Tuesday, just % they had got the
rafters up Z whirlwind tore down
a portion Of the roof while the
workmen were working. For
tunatsly only one person receiv-
ed minor injuries.
Miss Jean McInnis took her
Sunday School class Of Junior
boys to Lakeville Saturday for
. class picnic. e
Mr.. Edward Tallman Is suf-
fering from = severe attack Of
Poison Ivy poisoning.
Mrs. Carl Schlief has been
confined to bed for the past three
weeks with Z complication of d.
seases.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Barefoot islander !
= PLY Football
Hswsiiss Signed 70
PIT peo CeWtrset

oHERSHKY, Pa, July so ~
"A 230.pound University Of
Hawaii graduate who gave up his
lob ~ assistant hangnaan Of .
penal colony 70 Try out for the
Pitt6burgh pro Steeler's line this
fall ought to make the Srade IL
he gets used to wearing shoes on
the sridiron.
Big Arthur Jarrett, who trav-
eled 5000 miles TO this sports
center % train with Bert Bells
new football squad, declared up
on arrival Il was just - easy
% kick q ball with your bare
feet. That's the way he did u
with success In Hawaii.
. Dell,. hoWever, ruled Arthur
must wear regulates equipment
and " ueee ssary learn 70 kick
with shoes On when The rest Of
he squad arrives Friday.
Bert b euthusiastic shout his
21-yoor~o1d trospset end thinks
~ Wfl1 NJ : O,,ord e taekle
erIfGlnnont q - - oooQQsGg
/ y $50 Eeooon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
o., Essa..-ri.s, Ass.sas-.

Jslia MslaSrnsy, Estats-Fiaal Account
STATE or MICHIGAN, The Probats
Court for the County Of Macomb.
At . Session Of said Court. held 1t the
Probate Office In the City Of Mt. Glenn
ems. In said County. on the 18th day u
July A. D., 1871.
Present. HON. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Julia
McInerney. Diseased.
Bernard j. McInerney and Margaret q.
O'Brien. having filed In said Court their
final administration account. and Ped.
tion praying for tho allowance thereo1
and for the assignment and distr1oution
of the residue Of said estate. and praying
for the allowance of attorneys feeo md
administrators fee;
II is Ordered. That the 18th day q
August a. d. le4l. at ten O'Clock n tho
forenoon. at said probate office b aud
II hereby appointed for oxamiding an
allowing said account and hsartng sai6
petition;
II Il Further Ordered. That publie No.
tics thereof b given b. puhlieatlon q .
copy Of this order, for throe speeoBalvo
weeks prevtoUs % said day - hoAr1ng. IN
the Dolly Monitor. noWopopon petn1o4
and circulated In said County.
JoeEPH v. TNoAGut.Y
Judes u pssAats.
: NAVY sssls s0s Eyx;aRrson.
Register OF Probate.
JULY sS-se-Auo. e--AeoRe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

Colonel and Mrs. W. +. Null
Inns Of Honolulu. Hawaii, James
=. Plummer Of Knoxville, Tenn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Cowan Of Wayne, Mich, were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Frost. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forsman
of Marquette have been guests
of his brother in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Duncombe
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Berthe Pontius of Ago
nae has been the guests of her
sisters, Mrs. John Holstine and
Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson for q
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Holstine
and family of Flint were guests
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holstine, over the week
end.
The old Deidrick house.. COR
ner Davis and Van Dyke roads.
has been torn down and sold for
old lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Dingman
have had his mother as guest
the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Harnack
had a quests SATURDAY. Mr.. and
Mrs, J. Ward and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Courtney, all
Of Detroit.
Mrs. Harry Rath and son Rob-
ert of Coral Gables. Fla. will
arrive Thursday to spend two
weeks with her brother, Jack
Frost. Mr.. and Mrs. Frost will
meet them at the boat at Buff
falo, Mr.. .Rath will 60 on to
Utica to visit his parents.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

Measure Alrssdy-
okeyed BY Senets
owAsHlNGToN. July so-tR

owASHINGTON. July 3o-(R
Administration farm officials
used their influence with Agri-
cultural forces in the house to-
day in an effort to head off Sen
ate-approved legislation which
would deprive the government
OF wide powers to controi mar
ket supplies-and consequently
prices-of cotton and wheat.
Attached to q house-enacted
wheat marketing quota bill, the
legislation would freeze" gov
ernment-owned stocks Of cot
ton and wheat until the present
national emergency has passed.
Consequently, the agriculture
department could not sell such
commodities either to prevent
runaway prices or to liquidate
its stocks to get back money In
vested in them.
The government now owns
more than. 8 900 900 bales Of cot
ton and 100, 000, 900 bushels Of
wheat. These commodities were
acquired through foreclosure of
government loans to farmers.
Re cent sharp advances in cot
ton prices have led the depart
ment to consider plans to sell
some cotton In the open market
in the event quotations went
beyond what officials considered
proper.
Aides of Wickard said both
he and President Roosevelt were
opposed to measures which
would In any way restrict pres
ent government control over
crop SURPRISES. They expressed
the belief that the freezing pro-
posal voted yesterday by the
Senate would be rejected by
House members of q conference
committee to which the legisla-
ton is expected to be submit
ted.
The senate also added an
amendment which would lift
restrictions prohibiting the use
Of excess quota wheat as feed or
seed. Under present law, farm
ers who produced more than
their 1041 marketing quotas of
wheat must store the excess or
pay q 40-cent-albqshel penalty
II they sell or use 1t.
Secretary Wickard, In q let
ter to Chairman Fulmer (D-SC)
of the House Agriculture Com
mittee, expressed opposition to
the Senate proposal on the
ground that it would make nom
compliance with the AAA crop
control programs attractive
and would discriminate
against farmers who cooperated
with the programs. III
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

Vraases y. sSl~sss< ksssts -Ciai.s--oess-
srxfr or MICHIGAN. The Probate
CovsS lor the County Of Macomb.
A. . session Of said Court. held at the
prohate Office In the City Of Nj. Glenn
60 q sah County. On the 18Th day Of
July ioll.
rSesoat. Honorable Joseph v. rrombiy.
ju1Gs ~ Probate.
n NJ Matter Of the Estate Of Frances
- ovvitxer, Deceased.
n nnooorinR to the Court that the Time
foe I10sentation Of the Claims against
~ eGasts SHOULD Be limited ana That
: - and place ~ appointed - receive.
ogmw1ns and sdjus& al claims ana oe-
nan1D aoninst satd 6eceeseo ~ end -
: ovSsrSc. That creditors Of sssl
oeeoanod ere required 70 prssens sor
06~GS = Or before the olh dsy Of octo-
- m. n ten o'cioch In ths 1orenoon.
80 - "a paocs bsinG hsroey ep0oons-
- - - examination ao1 od5sueuone
g = elsAns end demands senana -
~ Trsnsr orasrsd. Inst psblie NJ
~ oNnroni - given b. puo>Acnden -
&C. q ~ or6er. enes in eech week -
tnsSu U0oks cnNsscustvely. lrevse0 -
- - ~ hearing in the Dally nenieof.
: nsuSpspsr printed end eireslsasa n
SS6epH v. TRonGDLy
rart Judge - rssoets.
f3zsassos
2. ~ 116W q pseosse
~ SUGH 0-o-Au0 e--oooa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

AMr. and Mrs. Chester Math-
er OF New Haven called at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Crawford and family Sunday.
There were about 20 people
present at the Bates-Milton
School Reunion, the weather
being 30 hot and sultry many
were kept at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lefurgev
have Mrs. Anna Jones of Gary,
Indiana % their guest this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Voiland
Of Seattle, Warrington. were
guests Of q brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Voiland last week.
Junior Woods Is spending a
week In Detroit the guest of
Joseph Mallinson..
Mrs. Schalm Of Mount Glenn
enS called ut the home of Jack
Hotchkiss recently.
Gerald Dickson Is spending
his vacation near Chicago this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones
announce the arrival of q baby
girl Friday. July IS.
Mrs. Nellie Bates and Mrs.
Flora Furton Of Detroit accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Jud
Wright and SON on . motor trip
to Mississippi to spend the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones.
Mrs. Francis Furton and Mrs.
A. Secor were Memphis callers
Monday.
The Oemig Reunion was held
at the Kitley farm Sunday.
There were q present coming
from Oxford, Romeo, Mount
Clemens and New Haven.
Mrs. Henry Bentley ana
daughter, Lorraine and Nancy
were Detroit shoppers last
Thursday.
The Services at the Meade
Church have been changed IS
follows: Church Services at
900 o'clock; Sunday School q:
GAS; Rev. w. H. Tirrell, pastor.
Mrs. A. Secor had her mother
with her the past week, Mrs.
Twork Of Detroit.
Miss Erma Ramin attended q
miscellaneous shower At the
home of Shirley Rengert in New
Haven Monday evening honor-
ing Miss Eleanor Harms who
win become the bride OF cIar-
ence Lanko of Van Dyke on
Aug. 2.
Mrs. Henry Bentley :. and
daughters, Lorraine and Nancy
were shoppers in Detroit last
Thursday.
MAJ. ono MrS. denry Geoert
OF Rochester were callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gebert Sunday on their return
trip from Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bantle
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bantle, Jr., spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bantle.
The All Girls will enjoy =
picnic at Bunny Run Thursday.
Margaret Lick Of Mount
Clemens was q visitor ct the,
Richards home for dinner
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Nunneley ana
Mr.. Geo. Richards visited Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Gray In Romeo
Sunday. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
JUNIOR LEAGUE
TUMBLE LEAGUE

Wednesdays Game, Playoffs
Gilberts Cut Rate W.. John.
MES Bar est. Mary's stadium).
Hubarth & Schott w. Miller's
Creamery Griffith Field).
Other Games Wednesday
LaCroix & Groesbeck vs.. Nor
mington Laundry Consumers
Power diamond).
Salter's Market VS.. Covered
Wagon (Allis rield).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

the first Incorrect insertion Of any 3D.
vertisement.
The Daily Monitor shall not b. r.
charge for such portion Of an advertise
ment ~ may have been rendered value
less. When more than one insertion -
On advertisement Ii ordered notice of
errors must b given In time for eorree-
ton before the second edition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 8, New York 8.
st. Louis 3, Boston 2.
Chicago l, Philadelphia o.
Cleveland 5, Washington 1.
WEDNESDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington, night
Chicago at Philadelphia, night
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron TN
COUNTY OF AACOlGD
IN CHANCBAY

COUNTY OF AACOIl0 $3.50
IN CaANC1RY
LAURA G.. ULLRlCU. Plaintiff
.-vs-- sl@
CHARLES y. MATT1xW0; LAUuv
MATHEWS. BANJAN1N z. CA0TIR
BENJAMIN T. CASTLE W1AITzx
cAsfLk cHARLEs . MAxzsWs,
TON. WILLIAM D. sNYD1A onA cYnUu
y. 9llMoNa. STErlUM EAmc1mDs
ROBERT >. CRAWFORD - Iesmeses 81
the LIST Society Of the Met1o1tst Eptseo-
pal Church Of the Town Of C3aeeteefie11.
LAURA MATHEWS. DANIEk q. CHA
SON. HENRY zANDEN, Many FAN
DEN. HENRY ZANDEN9, H81Wy 0AN-
DER9, MARY zANpEA0, NARY SAN-
pss n. ~ ySrpssI e. -, HAaa1 .E. e.
tsch Of their unknown heiSs, aDvisss.
lsgatees and assigns,
No. ialsY
AZ . session Of said court held h tha
Court Room In the City q Mount Cleu-
ems on the sesh dsy e June; icsi. 49,.
In this cause II spssessns by N BIN
Of complaint that the Defendants Char-
lee y. Matthew. LAury Matthews. Dap-
tamin r. Castle, AsntanAin 3. Caslla.
Wealthy Castle. Charles y. natheWe,
Rohert o. Milton. Frances Alilton. WI
. liam p sn :.sss;,s and cz,Ss = ss"H s
Herman and Robert q. Crawford -
Trustees Of the lst Society Of the Mstho-
dist Episcopal Church a. the ToWn q
Chssterfield, Laura Matthew'S. Donial
q. GLEASON. Henry zan4er, Mary xsvder.
Henry zenders, Henry Sandsrs. Mary
zanders. Nary Sanders. Frederick Har-
known heirs. dsvisese. legetses end o.
signs Of said named defendants, ars
necessary and proper parties 10 sald cause
and that it cannot b aoeerta1nod IN what
state or country aid descendants or any
Of them may reside By roeson Of their
present sddrssses being unknown. thsrs-
On motion Of NEAI.2 4 HIRr. At
torneys far Plaintiff.
Il q Ordered that sei0 dsfsn1ants and
each Of them. causa tlao1r opooarance "a
b entered within throe uaatts froGn the
date Of this order. OF n do1nult thereof.
that said bill Of complaint - taksa =
unknown heirs. devisess, legatses and
FLORA ( posNER
Deputy Clerk
TAKE NOTICE. thst this suit involves
and u brought 10 quiet tho title . Lands
In the Township Of chesterftsld, Ma
A parcel Of land N the wsse hah q
the northeast quarter and part Of the
east half Of the northwest quarter o.
Section II. Town 3 North Range II
East and more particularly Described
- follow. beginnine q the nershsess
corner Of the wess han q ne neSsheess
North Range IL EssS. ChssssTfiss6
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thsncs south - o. we'd looA0 - q
point: thence north - ~ woee ll3Al
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excepting Shoro1vo3 ~ 0sln6 1s.nA
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Harrison

Mrs. Robert Vogue entertain
ed the members of the Rose Club
Thursday at her home on Quinn
road.
Mrs. Paul Kimmel entertained
the members Of the Bob-a- Round
Bunco Club Friday at her home
on Joy boulevard. IS
Mrs. Floyd McCracken enter
tanned her brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hartley Of st.
Clair Shores over the week end.
H. J. Francis Il In New York
City on business for his firm,
Schwab & Frank Plastic COM
pany Of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis De Shelter
have returned to their home in
Detroit after Q visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Paul lie Paret, At their
home on South River road.
Miss Helen Fierx was hostess
Wednesday to the members Of
the FEC. Girls club, at her
home on Shook road.
Mrs. H. J. Francis has a her
house guest this week, her moth
er, Mrs. Louis White of Kiwa-
nee, Wisconsin, and her aunt,
Mrs. Earl Weaver of Morrison,
III.
Miss. jeanette Nollet Of
Mount Clemens. has announced
her engagement 70 Sergt. John
Warko Of Selfridse. The wed
ding date IL to be announced
later. Miss Nollet II the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloome,
Of Warren.
Members Of the Orphans Sew.
Ing Circle held Z picnic Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Gilbert Cooms. South Rives
road. q
ing friends in Mount Clemens.
r. ]. De Rush and wife Of
Roseville. were Sunday guests
Of his sister. Mrs. Ethel Le Par
q. 4
George Davidorick, Jr., wife oi
Detroit, were week end guests d
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgG
Dauidorick at their home
On Charter avenue.