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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

ooer 9tad)teil itb 9cltaltcn? Spoben
mir ein Oiesbe5iielibes beltinu,tcs
uno gegenieitig perpflidtcuoe5 Sin.
perrebnlcn nit Glglonb? Die Nut.
mort lalltet: &eiues1peg5. 9Scun scr
&rieg init lmiern 8iliouel, 1rnlcrm
&ricgslnateriol 1uo piclleid)t nit
Menl6enblut gcluonnen ipiro, miro e5
ein britiid)er Sieg iein lln0 mir ba.
ben MIR @anolangeroienite gcleiltet.
9ritolltier miro nad) ipie Dor sic
Wteere beberrihen 5llm Gl1tcu lcines
Northumberland &olonialrcid)cs.
gSm. @aro fat engIii6es Ylut in
leinclt Nocrn. ST lit in feincr @eile
onti=britild): Gr lit elmer scr beIt.
i'tfornierten ,1no 9eipanotelten Sour.
naliiten ser sSelt. gr oo5ierte @e.
itbidte ol.f ser Nortbipeitern llnper.
iitat. Iber er fabt oas &rieesproblem
pom amerifnniiben Stonopuuftc ouf.
Seine slniidten uno Soeen lauien
pielfad parallel nit benen ,lnieres
ebe1noligen 8otidafters Soiepb &en.
neoD. Nebenbet bemerft, entbielt sic
lebte &nnbf,tnfrebe &enueoD's cine
Iolde Siille bon @abrbeit lno ehtem
s(nlerifanism,1s, ooB sic @odenidriit
,,9ife" oerIelben eine gauge Seite tpib.
nlete. 2eiber iperben bic Stintmen
bon Mdnnern nit flarer @rfenntnis
1no ungetriibter @abrbeitsliebe pobI
int gansen 2anoe eebort, aber niht in
8aIbingtou. ~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

lit 6ie 900 Sabre alte 8eneOiftiner-
abtei Mbmont int iteirii6en SSSnnstal.
Dieies bon Sen 8enebiftinermonden
gegriinbete Stift bat felt Iongen SSabrs
bunoerten nit ieinen aderluirtldaft.
liden uno iptiienidaftliden 2eiitungen
6ie Segnungen set &eligion nnb 81
biliiation i'm Steierlano uno tueit
oariiber binous perbreitet.
8ei Ser ,,ltebernabme" Seiterreids
Surd sic Naairegierung- eridien o,td
in Ser alten 9lbtei Momont cine &C.
Ianbtibaft Der @eitapo, um uSronuns
at fdaffen". @ae M0nde mubten Dor
ser ltnteriudunesfommiliion antreten
un6 Elm ieber tpurbe ein5eln iiber feline
8eiddftieuna befraet. 9ie ipiiien=
fbaftliben Stllbien ,pllrben amtlih
ais nutlos 1no iiberfliiiiig erflart,
ebenfo bie Sanotperfe 1no Sanbar>
beiten. 9ie berrliden @alonngen
tpuroen unter bie &ufiidt uno Die
8ermaltrng oes Staates selteut. 60.
NIT tuurben 6ie M0nde als nublos
uno iiberfliiilig erfldrt unb entlaiien.
geur atpeien tpalr6e es seitattet suriids
aubleiben = nm ben religi0ien 9ienit
meiter5ufiibren. ~.
Gum SdIub erie6ien Elm otter fran
Ter Mond bor Der @eitapo. 3iuiiden
ibm un6 Der @eltapo entlpann iid
foIgenbes @efpr6d:
@ortfiibrer Der @eitapo: u8as 1T
Sbre 8eib6ftigung?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

Der beriibmte Sdriititcler @il.
liam Saro, Der i'm Sebr,lar 1884 in
8aibington alr fatboliiden Stride
iibcrtrat, befiiriportet amerifauiibe
Silfe fiir gnglanb, iebod, ipie ct in
einem 2eitartifel inl ,Heaber's 0igeit
(einer 3eitidrift nit iiber 1000, 900
2eiern) bartl,t, ltnter ser 9eoineung,
bab mir genalt crfabren, mas england
nadJ Sem ariege su TIM gebenft.
gSel6e politii6e ,nb territoriale
Gertiltoerungen nno Gerbeiierl1u9en
miro ein iicgrcihes GnglanS in 8eit.
europa, gfrifa nno Siibaiien porneb.
n1eu9 @eroen oieielben nod Sern lm.
gliidlid)en Whtlter bes Gcrlaillcr Gaf.
tes 5uredteei6nitten oocr cine iihere
@rlmblage fir einen bauernben 8elt.
ln0 Golferfrieben bieten? sSiro gng.
lambs @eltbonbel au rnlcrlH 9hlscn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12
Ser aloifcrfnrm IN Driferreid

Bater anielm: SD babe feline ei-
.eertlide 8eldaftiaulg mebr. Sd bin
rs Sabre alt rnb franf llno fann MIDI
nur auf ariiden fortbemeeen. 2es.
tes SSabr iparen es so Sabre, oaB id
bier arbeite. Seit brei Sssabren fonnte
id nidt uuebr arbeiten. Sd fann nur
nod beten uno bie fl. 0telie Ieien. +"
@ortfiibrer ber 8eitapo: ,@lo,t-
BEN Sic a,lb an Sbre Gelieion?"
Gater Mniclm: uTreili6 CLAUDE idl
oaran."
@ortiiibrer ser @eItapo: uSSn Six
rent @panaelium fon1nt irgeuoipo ser
Sat Dor: ,@er ni6t ar6eitet, ion
al1b nidt eiien.' sic iinb pollltdnoig
iiberfliiliig. Yoden Sic ii6 fort! Sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

9as fatboliide Seiterreih lit
ober bielnlebr mar reid, all alo-.
tern i,nb fatboliIhen 2cbranitalten
nller @rt. stls cine Ser erite,1 Bro-
pil,5en Der rolltiiben 3ioiliiation
nabnl Selterreib bas Gbriitentum an
3tlr felbel1 3eit, als England nno
Sranfreid ebriitianiiiert ip,,r0en; gu
elmer 3eit, als nod Sic Sanoebenet
unb Maride Observation-Disclosures BON
nomaoiiden Soroen bepolfert maren
,,tnb als 8erlin nod ein fleines, 1rm-
libes 5iiberb0rflein nit 2ebmbiitten
mar. Canals bereits bauten sic
Seiterreiher ibre prddtieen aatbebra=
len 1lnb bolfsbiloenoeu Gl0lter.
Gin tpabres S1atfdltlein unter Sen
altertiimliden 9irden ,n,6 Gloltern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12
miiiien bor sben6 SOS &loIter berloI-

l,1iiiien bor Mbeno SOS Glolter perlaI-
len."
Gater s(nlelln perlieB lein laneiGb=
RIGGS Seint mo- CT lein tdtiges uuO
iegensreides 2eben augebraht bate.
Sbne @iittel, einen flcinen Sad aui
ser Sdulter, bumpelte Ser idlpade
@reis altf ieinen &riiden iiber sic
&loiteridlpeac binaus in Sic meitc,
unbefannte, fre,noe 8elt.
3pei Gage ipater fano man ibn
int 8olbe, etli6e Stunben tpeit bonn
&loiter - tot. gr ipor nidt bon Der
@eltapo ernorbet poroeu. 60 ettpos
eibt es nidt. gr itarb einfab eiues
natiirli6en Sobes. ST 1par zines Sic
Ier itl1mmen Spfer, ein Mdrtprer, &C.
Itorben fit ieinen @lauben ,lno iein
olterrei6iides 8oterlano!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

SIM .8orbergrln6 6es ougen1einen
8eltil,tereiies itebt gegenpartig Sic
Stage: u8os miro aus ser @eIt nad
bem ariege2 @ie geltaltet iid bie
8elt nod bem &riese? @eIdes lit
sic ne,te bon ENGLAND ober bon Sitler
geplante nelse 8eltoronung?"
9as amerifaniibe Golt mSdte ober
bor gnee bes &rieees bie Sraee BE-
antuortet baben: ,4@el6es iinb sic
9rieessiele Ser bei6en 4rieefiibre,>
ben? Mofiir fanpft ENGLAND, bas
mir bod nit alien Silfsn1itteln al
unterltiiben ,tnternommen baben?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12
a)cittiuodj, Sen 12. a;sebraar 1941

Ieill oie Rirebe iinbnl iih ibrer an. Gs
NOR ein slft beioubcr1 d5riftlibelt SEE
roislnus, iid lire nlDienite alt iuio-
men. 8ar bod beirn oanaIigen
Stano Ser Meoi3in Die @efaDr elmer
s(nltedltng aiiBeroroelitlid) eroB. 8ir
iuiiien bon einigen Seiligel1, Dob Tie
iib Der Mnsiabigell annnbme,t, 10
ssrans bon aiiiii gli5abetb, Seslpig.
Mnn ilanite oie gusIasigelt u@ot-
tes 5iebe', agottlide liebe slrnle'' !.
ooer audi MIR filr5 Die g1ten, 2el,te'
s(noere gebiete, allf oenen sic ca
ritas ipeite slrbeitsnloglibfeit fauo,
iparen Sic 5iiriorge fir bic Gilger
0nrh Grribtung bon 8ilgerboipi5ell,
bie SiirIorge fiir Sic @efangenen. Sir
bie 2olung Der 5flaben aus Ser @e-
malt ser Manren tparen eigene Sr.
Observation-Disclosures tdtig, sic Erini.
tarier l,lo Wereeoarier. Scr @aiien=
nuo Sinoelfiuoer .,1abmen iib ser So,
banniter- nnb Seilig= g=@eilt=Srben on.
Mm tpenigiten porgeiorgt NOR fiir
8linbe lnb @eiltesfranfe. Sir sic er,
iteren gab es mir berein5elte 8liuoe,l-
aiDle, neiit 1ituBten iie iid) our6 8et-
teln altf ben: StraBen ibr Sortfom=
men beridaffen. SSrriinn faBte man
niht ais Rranfbett altf. Solange Die
6abon gefallenen uneefdbrlid tparen
lieB man fie laufen, ionit aber iperrte
man iie elm. :.
Cine @igenart briitliber 2iebestd=
tiefeit tpar Die ginridt,1ng bon 8abe-
ft1tben fir Mittelloie. @s tpuroen of-
fentIide 8aoeanitalten geitiftet, oie
ieoerlnarlt ein ,it1e,,teeltlibes gao al,
Derabreiben batten. Damit berbunoen
NOR BET gerIaneen a,td bic Sdrop-
fling ober Elm slberlaB. Oeit einem
Brot sur Starfung tpuroen bie SIR.
men entlaiien. Ga es iib babel um
Stift,,ngen banbelte, Sic aus front
men Motiben a,1nt Sell ber eisenen
Seele gerna1t fpitroen, bteBen oieie
MnItaIten Seelbaoer. 2
gls cine Mrt LETTER 2iebestdtiefeit
fei i6lieBlid nod Der gegrabnisbrat=
berid)aften eeba6t, Die bafiir iorgten,
6aB iebermann ein tuiirbiges, 6riitlis
dies 8eerdbnis befan.
gSie INNER sic art ser 2iebestds
tiefeit beidaffen fem modte, fiir alle
gab es nur 6as eleid)e Wtotip: Die
2iebe at Gott unb Sic Gorge ,ln oas
Seil Der eigenen Seele. ..
go 6as @eI6idtstperf. Ser Ser
faffer muBte fid natiirlid borauf BE.
fdranfen, einige Sarpttperfe BET Ga
ritas i'm Mittelalter a,lfausablen.
Sn @irflidfeit iparen beren 10 biele,
als es seotftdnbe eab. Sier ein 8ei-
ipiel. gs tpar SEN Musiabiger er.
la,tbt, sllr Siter5eit sic por Der Stabt
] gelegenen SiebenbGllier 81. berlaiien,
ut1b geiirnberg at betreten nno ftd
bort n1ebrere Gage lang auf5ubalten.
slIs Elm Brieiter bemerfte, bob Die
Mermiten i6ledt befleibet, anfamen
uno nibt orbentlib nerpfleet iuurbe,t
ipGbreno. ibres Ml,fentbaltes in Der
Stabt, betpog ct cine Mn5abl Der an-
geiebeniten Grauen 6es beriibn,ten &C.
meintpeiens, nit bereinten Serdften
- fNr
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Samaritan Circle

SAMARITAN CIRCLE OF
Kings Daughters will open the
Fall season with q meeting at
the home Of Mrs. I. w. Fuller,
152 Dickinson avenue, next
Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 2 at
2 o'clock.
MR.. AND MRS. EMERY A.
ALBEE and family returned to
their home, 90 Grove Park, last
evening after spending the sum-
mer in the West and parts of
Canada. When in Alberta, Can
ada. the Albee's visited Mrs. Al
bees two brothers and families,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Toole and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Toole. They
also visited Yellowstone Park
and the Canadian Rockies.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
SE1BERT (Jane McCasey). 81
East Broadway, announce the
birth of son, Richard, born this
morning at LIS o'clock in st.
Joseph's hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
EPPLER, % Leonore street,
are receiving congratulations
today on their goth wedding
anniversary.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Lucille Siewert
Takes New Position

LUCILLE SIEWERT, daugh-
,er of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Siewert,
recently resigned her position as
vari-typer for the Federal Power
Commission in Washington, D.
c., and has accepted q Civil Ser
vice appointment in Manistee,
Mich.
Miss Siewert has been In the
North several weeks. Two weeks
ago she was chosen to preach the
morning service at the Swedish
Baptist church of Manistee and
during her pastors vacation
preached the morning sermon
last Sunday and also presided in
the evening at the union services
OF the Evangelical Covenant,
Scandinavian Methodist and
Swedish Baptist churches.
Prior to her departure from
Washington, D. c., she had the
privilege of speaking to q con-
gregation of $500 people in the
Metropolitan Baptist church on
Youth Sunday. Miss Siewert
plans on entering q Christian
Training school next year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Selfridee Couple
United Yesterday

KATHRYN CIFZEK, Of
Racine, Wis. and Staff Sgt. Har-
vey Fannin, also Of Racine.
Wis, were quietly married
early Monday afternoon in a
ceremony performed by Chap
lain Mark w. Gress, of Selfridge
Field In the Methodist church,
Mount Clemens.
Miss Click chose a brown
silk dress with brown acces-
series and wore q contrasting
corsage Of roses.
Mrs. Richard Burke was ma
tron-of honor and Pvt. LIST class
Jack Allen was best man.
The couple are making their
home ut Selfridge Field where
Staff Sgt. Fannin will continue
his duties as section chief of
the 58th Pursuit Group, Engine
ering Department. Mr.. Fannin
has been stationed at Selfridge
Field for the past two years.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Friends Honor
Brideeroom-to-be

EDWARD. PRINGNITZ was
host at . stag party last evening
at his home on % Maple street,
in honor of Dwight Baker who
will be married tomorrow.
Following q social evening the
group presented Mr.. Baker with
a gift.
Included in the guest list were
Keith and Bruce Brown, Duane
Tryloff, Kenneth Hill, Lowell
A dis Paul Sonnenburg and
John Bannow.
Miss Bethel Allan Graham.
daughter of Mrs. Leland Allan
Graham. Of Detroit, will become
the bride of Mr.. Baker, son Of
Mrs. Maybelle Taylor, of 1913
Jones street. tomorrow after
noon at / o'clock. The ceremony
at M etropolitan Methodist
church chapel, Detroit, will be
performed by DR.. Allen.
Following the ceremony the
couple will receive q hundred
friends and relatives at the cha
pei and later q dinner for "a
members Of the bridal party and
immediate families will be serv-
ed.
On the same day the couple
will leave for q wedding trip
through Virginia, the S m o X y
Mountains, Tennesee and North
Carolina. They will be at home
to their friends after September
10 at 81 Croker Blvd.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Woyne Leach Celebrates
With Army-Nov Porty

WAYNE LEACH, JR. has in
vited eight young boys to his
home today to celebrate his
eleventh birthday anniversary.
The party will begin with .
theatre party this afternoon,
followed by an army and navy
dinner at the Leach home, 142
Miller street.
Mrs. Leach has planned to
decorate the table attractively
with miniature soldiers, sailors,
tents and battle ships, which
will surround . red, white and
blue flag cake centering the Ia
BILE. Ice cream battle ships are
to be included in refreshments.
Boys to attend include Dick
Purton, Billy Lindsay, Robert
Hameister, George Shook, John
Engel, Oscar Prima, Leon Van
Damme and Robert Randolph.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28

THE FIRST FALL MEETING
Of st. Peters Council Of the
National Council of Catholic
Women will be held on Mon
day, Sept. 8. in st. Mary's club
rooms at 8 o'clock.
A social evening will follow
the business meeting. Mrs. An
drew Alore. social chairman for
the year will be assisted by st.
Joseph's Guild.
Miss Mary Benbennick, presi-
dent Of the council. has ap-
pointed the following commit
tee chairmen: Mrs. James Ken
nsy, vice-president, program;
Mrs. William Murphy, youth:
Mrs. George w. John, discus
sion club; Mrs. Joseph Gallas-
her, shrines; Mrs. John Kroon.
Catholic Action Digest; Mrs.
Chris O'Brien, retreats and Day
of Recollection; Mrs. Mabel Ros-
kopp, library and literature;
Mrs. Henyr Bruel, registration
and hospitality; Mrs. Earl
Knight. School Of Social Serv-
ice: Mrs. Henry Tryloff, legisla-
tive; Mrs. Thomas Quinn, immi-
grafton; Mrs. Lee Pennington,
Red Cross and missions: Miss
Benbennick, press and publicity.
These chairmen and officers
of the council who are, in ad-
dition to those named above,
Mrs. Joseph VanBlerck, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Peter Benoit,
treasurer; Miss Florence DAILY,
corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. John o. Smith and Mrs.
George B. Campbell, deanery
chairmen; will compose the
board Of directors.
The meow is a federation Of
all existing organizations In the
parish. The council aims to do
the work which is not carried by
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Jock-Wathen Vows Spoken
This Morning, at ST. Peter S

MARRIAGE VOWS WERE
EXCHANGED this morning In
st. Louis Catholic church by
Alma Jock, daughter Of Mrs.
Eli Jock, of 81 Fessenden ave-
nue., and Henry M. Wathen, son
of Mr.. M. Wathen, Of Louis
willie, Ky. The Rev. Father
Harold Rosebrook officiated.
Miss Jock was given in mar
rage by her brother. Ebert
Jock, Of Fraser, and wore q
mousseline de sole over satin
gown with fitted bodice and
waistline. Lace trimmed the
square neckline, her pulled
sleeves and also the train of
her dress. A tiara Of orange
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Parents Announce
Daughters Troth

MRS. JOHN F. GATz Of JET
ferson avenue announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Ern-
estine A., to Arthur A. Gillett,
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
A. Gillett Of Detroit.
Miss Gatz is a graduate Of
Lake Shore High school, and
is employed in the First Ma
tional Bank In Detroit. Mr.. Gil
lett was graduated from North
western High school. and Is con-
nected with the Grand Trunk
Railway.
The wedding will take place
some time during September.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
FEC Girls Club Has
Final Summer Outina

THE GIRLS CLUB Of Zion
Evangelical Church held q pot
luck picnic supper last evening
at Shadyside Park, and adjourn
ed later to the home of the host
ess, Mrs. Kurt Mundelein, on
Lincoln avenue. A quiz game
was the entertainment of the
evening, with prizes going to
Mrs. Ohio Bell, Mrs. George APP
fel and Mrs. Raymond Kohn.
The fall and winter schedule
of business meetings will open
on September 10. when Elsa
Modersohn will be hostess at her
home on Robertson at 1880 o.
clock.
VIRGINIA TIER and
Lillian tanner have returned
from a ten-day trip in the East.
They spent most of their time
in New York City, stopping for
one day at Niagara Falls.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
SALES LADIES WANTED

We have desiroble vacancies for solesIodes in var.
ious departments throughout our store. Preference
will be given to those applicants who have hod pre-
vous experience in department store retail selling
and are between the ooss Of 20 to IS. We olso have
vacancies for por-trns solesoirIs for afternoons
and Saturday selling. No experience necessary. Apply
in person TO Managers office, second floor. priehs
MHrehontile Co.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28

blossoms held the tulle veil
measuring the same length as
her dress. White roses and ba-
by's breath formed the bridal
bouquet. Miss Jocks only jewell
ry was q string Of pearls loaned
to her by her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Pelkey who also wore them
at her wedding.
Fern Rickert was maid-o
honor and chose q peach mar
quisette over aqua taffeta made
on princess lines with sweet
heart neckline, pulled sleeves
and full skirt.
Reversing the colors was
bridesmaid Shirley Pelkey in
aqua marquisette over peach
taffeta. Both attendants wore
aqua blue tiaras holding should
er length wells, and both car
ried bouquets Of talisman roses
and baby's breath.
Best man was Donald Jock,
brother of the bride, and ush-
ers included Robert Forton,
Lawrence Kaltenbach and Ell
mer Keidel.
Mrs. Jock, mother of the
bride, wore q redingote dress of
navy and white. with wine ac-
cessories. Her corsage was Of
tea roses.
A wedding breakfast for
members of the bridal party fol-
lowed the ceremony at Brown
Cottage. This evening q s
O'Clock reception will be held at
the brides home, 81 Fessenden,
with approximately 40 persons
expected to attend. Arrivals
from out-of.town will include
two Of the brides brothers with
families, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jock
Of Crosse Pointe; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Jock, of Fraser.
Others include MIR. and Mrs.
Hubert Jardo, Of East Detroit
and Mrs. Paul Reifert. Of Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wathen have
planned to leave Immediately
after the reception for a we'd
ding trip to Louisville, Ky.
where they will visit MIR. Wath-
ems father and other relatives
unable to attend the ceremony.
Mrs. Wathen will wear q steel
blue dress with gold and black
accessories for travelling. Upon
their return they will make their
home in Mount Clemens.
BERT PINGEL, 81 Yeamans
street, won the houseprize of
$25 ut the benefit games held
last evening in ST., Joseph's
sanitarium lobby, under the
auspices of the Sisters of
Charity.
COLLEEN MOORE, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Moore,
127 Prospect street, is celebrat-
ing her second birthday ami
versary today. She entertain
ed several little friends at a
party beginning at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
JOHN NUNNELEY and Clar-
ence Shirley will leave early
tomorrow morning for Drum
mond Island, where they will
be guests Of Judge Neil E. Reid
for q weekend, fishing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Peters meow to Open Season with Meeting Monday Sep
Luncheon Honoe
Mrs. Daniel Dolj6 W

MRS. HARRY 8. 10 N
SON entertained q = ilaac( ~ 4
1t Gordon's Grill today
ing her daughter, Mira pn1oe
c. Doubleday Of Wright 1lGe4
Dayton, o.. who b vleINne
here.
Out-of-town guests q tho:
event were Mrs. James : p1te
ton, Mrs. Hugh Mckee q d.
troit, and Mrs. Bernard Warusp
Of East Detroit.
SELMA HARTUN0 u spshd.
ing q few days In jackson. Mich.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28

MR.. AND MRS. DORLAND
SMITH have returned from m
Eastern trip, during which they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Smith at their Summer home
In Maine.
THOMAS JAMES KRAUSE,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Krause, ITO Riverside drive, II
celebrating his second birthday
anniversary today.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
MIKELAIT are spending the
week at Burt Lake.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Coming Events

70 sveid eesfjietieW IN settjRS detss end fes
changes !" sesvlss meetings. esl 1900.
/ THURSDAY, AUGUST 20
CUBS. BOY SCOUTS AND SEA SCOUTS, Of Troop -, First
Methodist church, annual picnic at Camp Rotary.
Transportation furnished Cubs will meet 1t church
at $50 o'clock and boy scouts at o'clock.
ST PETERS GUILD meets with Mrs. Joseph Cottrel, 10
Ahrens street.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES regular meeting and
class initiation at pm. In the Aerie Hall Officers
will practice at $50 p. m.
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS Of the America Council In
the Hawaiian School of Hail. North Walnut
Nepm
BLUEHEIL CLUB with Mrs. william King Sugar Bush
road ut pm
FRIDAY, AUGUST -
. LO.OF. MEETS In Barron Hall ct pm.
BEGINNING OF THE wcTU CONVENTION in Grand
Hapids running through eeptembsf D.
1N0o PARTY pososed b. societies. of o. Marys Catholic
church Of New Baltimore st pm N
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Eagles Big Picnic
Set for Labor Day

ATERN AL ORDER OF
Eagles will hold their basket
picnic on Labor Day, Sept. !.
at noon at Schroede's Grove.
Members are asked to follow
the arrows to the grove by way
of North avenue to Elizabeth
street, or North avenue TO Han
road.
Members, their families and
friends are invited to attend the
event, at which ball game and
other entertainment Is planned.
There will be prizes and fun for
all.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
President Announces
Chairmen for Comma Year

these societies and to promote
activity within the parish.
Rev. FIR. Albert Hutting is the
spiritual director Of the coun-
cl.
MIR. AND MRS. ALFRED
HAMMER of Anchorville an
nounce the birth of q daughter.
Dixie Lee, born at home recent
ly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Westminster GuiId
to Open Season Sept. 3

THE FIRST FALL MEETING
of Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian Church will take
place on Wednesday, Sept. 3, at
the home of Mrs. Earl Watz, 50
Scott boulevard at 8 o'slocks
Mrs. John Normington will
assist Mrs. Watx a. hostess for
the meeting at which the cal.
endar Of activities for the year
will be planned. All members
are urged to attend.
MRS. LEOTA STANLEY re-
turned recently from q 18-month
trip to Los Angeles, Calf. and
after spending q few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Rose Abjorn.
son, will return to California
with her son Marvin where they
will make their permanent
home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Child Study Group |
Plans New Program

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OF
Child Study Group / met last
evening at the home of Mrs. A.
S. Levine, South Wilson boul-
evard, to discuss the program
for the coming year as outlined
by Mrs. Lucille Stewart, pro-
gram chairman.
Members of the group will
participate more fully in the
programs this year, according
to the plans. and there will be
a closer adherence to the pro-
gram as outlined by the state
organization.
The first meeting Of Group
! will be a potluck dinner on
October s, at the home Of Mrs.
Lawrence Blades. Cass avenue.
with Mrs. Paul Benz In charge
Of the program.
DON PETTING1LL and son,
Don, Jr., and Daughter, Bar
bara, accompanied by Louis
Devantier, left early this morn
ing for Lake Panache, Canada,
to join Mrs. Pettingill and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph S. Randolph
for the weekend. They will
al return on Tuesday excep,
DON, Jr., and Louis Devantier,
who will remain for another
two weeks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-28
Form Arch of Sabers

LIEUT.. AND MRS. WILLIAM p L1TTON march down the
steps of ST. Johns Church in New Baltimore after te
marriage Lieut. Ltton attached to the 10th Pursuit Squadron
Serdge Field Officers forming the arch of abes Lieut.
Fred Dean commanding officer of the 40h Pursuit Squadron
Lieuts Selby, M. p Davis W. A. Watson " Hahorn and
Mehess