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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Employment Agencies

APPLY AT ONCE
POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE.
SALES, TECHNICAL. EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment, 4iio Besubien. Wants
Day Workers. Couples, Porters. Maids.
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
cOLORED girls. best Jobs: homework
tx6-Si5l: references. 3sa2 Riyard. Ter
race 2-pis3
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Female Help Wanted

DANCING partners - IS refined young
ladies TO assist as dancing instructors;
81 PER NIGHT GUARANTEE. no expert
SCHOOL Of Dsneins. i2ii woodwsfd,
Terrace 2-ss72.
CAPABLE WHITE GIRL -. Homework.
Adults good wages. University ASIA.
1917 cherryiawn.
GIRL. WHITE-Housework no cooking.
no laundry: stay nights; good wages.
Townsend s-1605
GIRL. assist homework. stay nights; good
pay. Dawson 23s2.
GIRL for drug store. days. 1889 Yves,
Grand boulevard.
HoUsEwoRK-Exper white. 2o,45
one child; stay Telephone University
HoUsEWoRR = Womap or gIrl; white
stay, baby; employed couple. Townsend
IF you like to DRAW, SKETCH. or
PAINT, see TALENT TEST ad Ia In
Bstruction column.
PRIVATE home for young orphan girl;
good opportunity: good home 1885
Jane. Arlington 1871.
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, 2s 20 as. seeking
small business OF her own. catering TO
women. Initial apprentice. with low earn
fHgs bat worthwhile because permanent
Write 10 Box B-e5s3. Detroit Times.
WAITREss-Days. Sundays OF: excellent
pay; steady record and references re-
quired. Apply mornings, 1904 West Six
Mile road.
WE CAN help you add $1,000 weekly 10
your income. Easy, pleasant work In
your spare time. No money or experience
necessary. Write for appointment. Box
B-e7o5. Detroit Times
WHITE-General; 3 In family; own room.
1910 Appoline. University 3-0735.
YOUNG ladies, over IS, neat In appear
ance; must have high school education.
Apply stage door. Fox Thester. between
3-5 p. m. Wednesday.
200 TYPIsTs AT once: start work immedi-
ately; vacations with pay. etc. See Mr..
Jones. 7th floor. 431 Howard street
so TYPIsTs-Must have at least speed OF
S. See Mr.. Jones, sth floor. 431 Howard
street.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
HOSPITALIZATION

Insurance now available for entire family
at low rates, including surgeons bills.
Covers operations and sickness and ac-
cident from any cause. Carries $1,000
death benefit, wage reimbursement optional
Write Box SO. 1916 Book Bldg, Detroit
LUX CLEANERS HOGARTH SITS
MEMS 3-PIECE SUITS, OVERcOATs
LADIES' COATS. DRESSES. 7ec
sAvEl Call Dollar Dry Cleaners
Cash and carry 73c. CHI. 6131.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Male Help Wanted
CLOTHING statesmen

Must be Polish speaking Also experienced
window trimmer. Apply spolklA. Inc.
5640 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Continental Motors Corp.
1860 ALGONQUIN

IF you HAVE BEEN DEFERRED IN
THE DRAFT or are beyond the age
limit for factory work, we will consider
your application for permanent employ
ment with our concern. However, you must
have a car and fair knowledge OF Detroit
and vicinity. II YOU think you are able to
take full charge OF an important collect
ing route (no selling nor solciting) and
have clear past record, apply to Mr.. A. ~,
Palmer Fox Bldg. between 2 and p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstinzS
IN the BID sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

VIM. J. Ashley. q. Marjorie NJ. King. n.
CorteE r Sells. 30. Emma ID, HilI. 2s.
Richard Kuwik. %; Cecilia UrbanowicE. Il.
stephen Andrews. az; Stella studzinski. IS.
Cuba Gregory. 70: Lauree Rhoden. 20
Peter J Frisch. 81. Isabella Schwemler. 81.
Ernest v. Richard. 20: Roseanne Adams. II.
Homer c. Hendricks, IS. Eula sanderson.
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Situations Wauted-Femaie

EXP ERIENcED eolored girl wishes hotel.
also days work. References Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

STOMACH ulcer renef. Inysstigate, Voc
Co. $40 David stott Bldg. CA. $40.
WANDA LOU, Physio,herapy Treatments.
1910 West Grand Boulevard. MAdison
0a2n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

WILL Martha Bush Golub. formerly of
2Ol0 Euclid avenue Detroit. Michigan.
kindly contact the undersigned on a mat
ter OF great importance. Attorney Theodore
T. Koskoff. 24i5 Main street strstford.
Connecticut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

DIXIE LUNCH-Home cooked foods. Al.
ways open. 27O6 Cas-. Proprietor
BUCKNER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
wAsHER PARrs ANp sERNICE

GUARANTEED parts and prompt service.
All makes. Free estimates. Reasonable
1900 SHOP Estab. IS years. TY. 4-1sOi
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l CAN PLACE , men in steady worth
while position; better than average earn
ings for man with car and ambitions. Call
Madison 4410 between and s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

DANCING partners - rs refined youne
ladies 10 assist as dancing instructors
81 PER NIGHT GUARANTEE: no expert
snce necessary; rs p. m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL OF Dancing. All Woodward.
|TErracs 1-RQ7l.
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Situations Wanted-Maie

man wants position as y
ter or butler. with reference. TIE. los
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Death Claims
J. vie|lsiadi
Services Friday
for Aged Mon

UTICA-John Henry Viehstadt
passed away at the home Of his
daughter Mrs. William Hintz,
Tuesday evening. He was 81
years old.
Mr.. Viehstadt was born in
Mechlinburg, Germany and So
years ago he came to this coun-
try. His first employment here
was on the Palmer Farm, which
is now Palmer Woods, Detroit.
He then moved to Bad Axe
and lived there until IL years
ago when he came to Macomb
county. For the last three years
he has lived with his daughter
at 7091 Ryan road, Shelby town.
ship.
He Is survived by one daugh.
ter, Mrs. Hintz; two sons. Will
lam, of Pontiac, and Henry, of
Cleveland, Ohio; nine grand
children and eleven great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 1890 p. m. from the
Schwarzkoh Funeral H o m e,
Utica, Rev. Louis Heinecke, Off
ciating. Burial in Colfax ceme-
terry, Bad Axe.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
tuesday Club at Utica
Elects Officers for 1941

treasurer. Mrs. Sarah Baird; IL
brarian, Mrs. c. M. Foster.
The new president. Mrs.
Hirth, announced the following
committees: Courtesy, Mr.. Ar
thur N. Chapoton, Mrs. Robert
Kidd; transportation, Mrs. Sid
ney Odgers, Mrs. Howard G.
Crissman, Mrs. A. b. Laird, Mrs.
E. o. Gildart; press, Mrs. c. M.
Foster; program, Mrs. Frank
Pointer, Mrs. r. v. Gilchrist,
Mrs. Sidney Odgers.
Program study for the coming
club year was chosen and will
be along the lines of current
topics and book reviews Of re-
cent books. Mrs. Jas. Fletcher,
president, announced that the
money collected from the milk
bottles in the stores amounted
to $34.35. This money is for the
benefit Of the Utica library.
Mrs. Sidney Odgers, chairman
of the Feb. 10 Special" an
nounced that they had obtained
as guest speaker the British con-
sui from Detroit. Other details
of the program for that day are
being worked out.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
coPYRiohT. tOAt.
NGA ogNvlce. INC.

hankic, pleased" In lieu of ar
evening bag, she had wrapped
her, compact and comb and the
gilt tube of lipstick in wisp
of chiffon, which Paul had OBJ
ligingly slowed away in a pocket.
II must look a fright. haven't
repaired my complexion all eve
Ming"
"Three freckles," Paul admit
ted, "have worked loose"
She darted under the topped
velvet into the powder room.
Mary and Madge were already
there. A maid was on her knees
beside Mrs. Grace, taking q Arm
er stitch in the draped girdle
around her waist. THAT fool, my
husband, has a clutch like q
gorilla!"
Madge was touching up her
mouth. Hello, Martha. My, you
certainly moved down the stag
line tonight!"
Thanks. I think it was q con-
spiracy. Be kind to working girls
night"
with those eyes," said Mary
Grace, calmly, "you need never
worry"
Eyes my foot! It's the girlish,
lithesome grace" Madge litter
ed. 1--WE gained two pounds and
it's keeping me up nights"
There's an exercise for that.
You turn your head slowly from
side to side when they bring up
the whipped cream, darling"
The Club Tortilla, at 2 in the
morning, with Ricardo and
Regina whirling in rhumba,
was hard to leave. That's how
1t happened that dawn was de-
finitely streaking the sky when
Paul left Martha at her door.
TITS been wonderful, PAUL."
YOU'D better sleep all day
tomorrow.
But she had scarcely tumbled
into bed-hardly closed her eyes
when the long, imper:ous ring
of the phone woke her.
At first, she resisted it. She
was 50 satisfyingly exhausted!
But 1t kept on and on, and she
got up at last.
hello? Hello?" Her very
voice was sleepy.
Hello, Martha?" She came
awake with start. II was Bill!
Martha, where were you last
night? I tried to get you until
after midnight. I kept calling
and the phone didn't answer!'
(To BE Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
SERIAL STORYn
CONSCRIPT'S WIFE

music and smile up at q partner
who hummed under his breath
and had nothing more important
on his mind than enjoying him
self.
Long time no see," Ted said,
after while. What happened to
the husband?"
It was not that he cared, es-
pecially. In this country club
crowd it was extremely usual to
attach no importance to the fact
that q married woman appeared
at a dance with an old friend.
1.-The husbands in the Army,
she laughed. Didn't you know"
mo, I hadn't heard" He shook
his head, in exaggerated concern.
"Country's going to the dogs.
They better not get after me!'
Paul claimed her for the next
dance. They had always danced
beautifully together. She gave
herself up to enjoyment.
Someone tapped Paul. "You
can't keep loneliness like that
under bushel basket, Elliott"
said tall man with tawny hair.
Come to me, beautiful"
She smiled at Paul helplessly.
The man led her of in triumph,
but half way across the room,
Jack Grace cut in.
II thought people weren't sup
posed to cut any more" Martha
said. 1T was too collegiate, or
something"
"Rules are made to be broken.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
BY BETTY WALLACE

All, this is what I call dancing!'
"Look out" she warned him.
"Paul's coming back!"
THAT" said Jack, "is much too
blatant an infraction of the law.
Out the door, baby" Expertly,
he danced her through the open
French doors to the veranda.
We'll admire the moon"
mp, you don't!" Paul said, be-
hind them. "Give her back, sir"
1t was silly, maybe. But it was
fun. When Paul left her for a
moment to get her something to
eat, a red-haired young person
sided up and suggested, Run
away with me? This is my eve
ming for running away"
"rd love to-" she laughed.
But I'm chained. Besides, we'd
look so odd. Two brick tops"
Wed look beautiful togeth-
er!" he said. IF you won't run
away, at least dance with me.
That'll give my girl something to
think about"
what did she do, run away
with someone else?"
You're q mind reader"
Paul rescued her, two minutes
later. ''Madge and Mary want to
60 to the Tortilla."
Martha realized, with amaze
ment, that 1t was nearly !
o'clock. where did the time 60?
We just camel"
She held out her hand. my
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Ross AFFORD
Club Guest
Nine TO Attend
District Meeting

UTICA The c o m "A ittee
chairmen OF the Utica Rotary
Club, met with their committees
following the dinner meeting
Tuesday night, and laid out pro-
gram plans for the coming year.
They are: DR. D. B. Wiley, club
service; Sidney Odgers, commu.
nifty service; George Eppler, in
ternational, and e. A. Schwarz-
koff, vocational.
Ross AFFORD, of Ferndale, q
former member of the local club
was a guest at the meeting.
Nine members signified that
they would attend the annual
meeting of the 53rd District at
Royal Oak, Feb. 6. as follows:
George Eppler, Henry Scheper,
DR.. L. r. Hirth, DR.. A. F. Tews,
Leroy Tyack, VIM Kiekbusch,
c. H. Church, r. v. Gilchrist,
and DR.. Thos. Kerns
Sidney Odgers and Leroy
Tyack attended the meeting of
the Roseville club on Monday
evening
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Mcki Observes
9Th Birthday

UTICA Master Micki
Schwarzkoff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Schwarzkoff cele-
brated his sixth birthday on
Monday, Jan. 20, by entertain
ing the As pupils of his room
in the Utica grade school at the
school house at three o'clock Of
that day.
There was a huge birthday
cake decorated with q cowboy
astride q bucking bronco made
of colored icing and jelly, &C.
companied by ice cream. There
was also a grab bag" from
which the children each drew q
gift. Judging from the sounds
eminating from the party, it was
a gala affair.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
MUSIC FOR MARTHA
CHAPTER XIII

The country club was blazing
with lights as Paul nosed the car
into the long, curving driveway.
The white building with its tall
columns stood out against the
dark sky, on the slight rise of
hill, like a southern manor house
in a moving picture.
Martha Marshall, her red hair
piled high in curls, Paul's orchid
on her shoulder, caught her
breath with q sudden, guilty
start. "I'm here, all dressed up
and going to have q good time,
while Bills in that camp!"
But q moment later, as Paul
was helping her out and they
mounted the stairs together, the
guilt died down. She had been
so starved for fun, all these
weeks! Paul smiled down at her.
you'll be the loveliest thing
here"
Martha knew she looked well.
The white dress, with its softly
draped v and its tiny stars wink
ing among the wispy folds of the
full skirt, had always been very
becoming. Her silver sandals
were new. She felt light as a
feather, poised, happy.
A girl in glittering sequin jack
ct looked at her curiously for q
moment. Martha saw the fleeting
homage in her eyes-the homage
that one woman pays to another
who looks even more beautiful.
She was ridiculously pleased,
and a little smile tugsed at the
corners of her lips.
Paul was saying, 1--WE reserved
a table. That Is. we're with
party. Ted Willis and Madge,
and the Graces."
"Oh." He hadn't told her be-
fore, because she had known
them all only during the time
when she had been engaged to
Paul. They were his friends, not
hers. Bill had never met them.
"Tll be glad to see them again."
She mustn't let embarrassment,
any foolish self consciousness,
spoil her magic evening.
But Madge Willis was cordial,
and her husband, Ted. claimed
Martha at once for a dance. II
don't get q chance like this often.
Say, you're looking marvellous"
Mary Grace only smiled 1t her,
lazily. Mary had always been like
that-off hand, casual, accepting
things at their face. Probably
nothing interested her very much
except clothes. She and Jack
were immensely wealthy.
Il was good 70 be dancing
again. Good 10 be part Of this
gay. carefree crowd, good TO hear
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Writer Says Sian,
Will Join Axis
Soys Dutch Indies
Now Well Armed

oSPOKANE, Wash. Jan. 23-
R-Hallett Abend, the New
York Times Bureau chief in the
Orient, predicted today Thailand
(Siam) ultimately would join
the Axis powers, and that the
conflict between Thai and
French Indo- China unQuestion.
ably was inspired by the Japan
csc.
The Dutch East Indies, "brief-
ly stunned by the fall of Holland
last year, now are arming rapid
ly and effectively" Abend, en-
route to New York, told inter-
VIEWERS.
"All the harbors are mined
for miles at sea and the small
navy is alert. The Dutch are
buying planes and war materials
from the United States as rapid
ly as they can be supplied"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
ST. Lawrence
Guild Enjoys
Good Season

UTICA - Through reports
just given out by officials of
st. Lawrence Catholic church
the parish has enjoyed prosper
Gus year. Through the contribu-
tions Of the pensioners the par
ish debt has been reduced by
$4,000. The ladies of the guilds
raised by their monthly card
parties 81, 480.65.
The following women have
been chosen to act as officers Of
the Altar Society during the
new year: President, Mrs. Frank
vanker; .vice-president, Mrs.
Dorothy Jackson; secretary. Mrs.
Reed Powers, and treasurer,
Mrs. John Theut. Seventy wom-
en- were present at the annual
meeting held at the parish hall,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Churches
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Frank b. Stafford, Pastor

"Solomon's Choice" is the sub.
ject of the sermon by the pastor
next Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock. TIE message will be
about the greatest, wisest, and
in some respects, the meanest
of the Hebrew kings. You will
find our service helpful, friend
ly and homelike. An invitation
and welcome to all.
Arrangements are completed
for our father and sons banquet
on Thursday evening, February
8. The dinner will be served al
$50 by the Ladies' Aid Of the
church. Since they enjoy the
reputation for serving . splen-
did meal, q real treat Is In store
for all who attend. Tickets may
be secured from Johns Andrus,
James Hill, c. M. Foster and A.
G. Barke. The music for the
program will be furnished by
students from the Center Line
High school, and DR.. Kennedy,
Of Mount Clemens, will give the
address. Mr.. Barke, president
Of the Mems club, will act as
toastmaster.
The February meeting of the
Ladies' Aid will be changed
from Feb. 8 to Feb. IS. Miss
Dora Hahn will be hostess at her
home at 1925 Cass street.
The winter session of the De.
troit Congregational association
will be held on Tuesday, Febru.
ary 4, in the First Congregation.
al church, in Detroit. Rev. John
Young. Of Royal Oak, will be
the speaker at the afternoon ses.
sion. Dinner will be served At
$50. At the evenings session,
Hon. VIM. E. Sweet, ex-governor
Of Colorado, and moderator of
the national council, will be the
speaker. Delegates from the 10.
cal church are: Mrs. VIM. Mich.
ael, Mrs. c. M. Foster, Mrs.
Thorne Beatty, Mrs. Sara h
Baird, and Miss Sarah Andrus.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23

The International Harvester
company Is giving a free enter
tainment show, sponsored by
Harold Lutchman, of he Davis
Hardware, at the Masonic Hall
in Davis on Friday evening.
Jan. 81.
The show will last three hours
and will be full Of clean, spark
ling entertainment. Three out
standing radio stars will appear
in person on the program.
Dale Rhodes, an impersonator
of famous characters, will act
as master of ceremonies. Rhodes
was associated with Paul White
man for three years. Also ap-
pearing will be Fred Maker, an
NBC star of New York, who has
a ventriloquist act, and Billy
Hammond, nationally known
accordion and xylophone artist.
Motion pictures and free
prizes will act to the enjoyment
of the evening.
The program will in no way
be commercial, according to Mr..
Lutchman. It will be purely a
program Of entertainment for
the benefit of the general pub
lie.
Rev. Bruce r. Davis has an
nounced the subject of his SER
mon for next Sunday, Jan. 26, at
his three churches to be Count
ing the Cost"
The Sunday school session at
10 a. m. will offer special music.
The singing will be led by Miss
Jean McInnis at the piano, Mrs.
Elton Hawkins on the trombone,
and Tom McInnis on the trum-
pet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23

UTICA-At the annual meet
ing Of the Utica Tuesday club.
held 1t the home of Miss Dora
Hahn on Tuesday afternoon, the
following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. L. R. Hirth;
vice-president. Mrs. Frank Point
err; recording secretary, Mrs.
VIM. Rossow, Jr.; corresponding
secretary, Miss Dora Hahn;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
John Short and Son Take
Over Implement Company

John ]. Short and son, Ed
ward Short, have taken over the
John Deere Implement company
leadership in the Utica territory,
1t was announced today, and
will operate at 1851 Cas- street.
Utica, under the name Of the
John Deere Sales and Service.
A complete lire Of farm imple-
ments will be handled.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23

!; IL Milford Kock was called
3 ~ 5000 By he death Of her
!: lfnfSnr. her grandmother
1ir,1lnx nome with her for On
X llnfta stay.
q ~, !. ternoon az bridge. soon.
II -. - ;.d;.. ~ the Con.
!, ( .s...s1; ,;s,.I church was enioyed
~ ~ = rcs.nsrv AZ Utica iadies
\ 20 !. - ssteynoon q the home
~ ~. rrsrE Ch.noton Re.
S-.s,,,.~,,e. w.r. served table
4 49,. sr,.rded and : fine time
4 10000. go Hx.,o~
~ =, - 49, Sc"~s -. $500 ~. Tic. 1it,cs
=! aen eon1lned @ 'ne'f non'e WIN
~. ma Mars. Leroy tyacA
Vii attend . meeuog OF tne
no-Eieht Camera Cluo ON sun
~ 6 the home OF Mr. ana MRS
30 Tyack n Mt' clemens
tner memoers lnciuoeo Mr
Mn0 LII. Maicom nurour!' Mr'
9 LII frank 6uoar ana MRS;
IN Oewes o. Mt Clemens, sno
4 6. ma Ara herbert SCHWARTZ
c 0ovb.
Clnrencs Pfhaiert, VINO mas
" 9!le g tine meat department
- - Aroeer store IN oucs 10.
~ past three years. ne3 severed
~ ecnnection with tne u'ica
- ma returned 10 0etioi..
- l9ree plate glass WINDOWS
4 ~ 1arbet store wnicn were
$500 ~ vandais the Ilrst OF
n! ~ week were replaced inurs-
!!
Clarence Cnapoton. VINO I'm
NM N appenoec!omy ~
Ca3tac hospital. was orousns 20
ncme mere frioay.
S0nn snort - remooeihe .ne
ooxl0r o. Ms place OF O1siness
- Can street. Has son Edwin
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Shirleys Reveal
Daughters Troth

UTICA-Mi. and Mrs. Harry
Shirley of 1850 Auburn Road
Utica, announce the coming
marriage of their daughter Lois,
to Howard E. Erase, son of MIR.
and Mrs. William Erase, Of Van
Dyke road. The wedding will
take place at 4 o'clock. Satur-
day, Jan Is. at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Utica.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
VICE PRES. TO PRES.

Only nine vice presidents of
the United States later became
President: John Adams, Thomas
Jefferson, Martin Van Buren,,
John Tyler, Willard Fillmore,
Andrew johnson, Chester Ar
thur, Theodore Roosevelt, and
Calvin Coolidge.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
JUICES POPULAR

Twenty-four million cases Of
fruit juices were packed in the
United States In 1899, Is COM
pared to 1000. 900 cases 10 years
earlier. In addition, last year,
100000 cases Of tomato juice
were packed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23

YEsTERDAY: After her visit 70 camp,
Martha settles down % . quietsr life,
takes up Bowling and knitting. Paul
dsesnt call often. apparently accepts the
situation. Bat one night he drops In.
"Ysu'rs going 70 the country elub dance
with me-" he announces. Martha 10 glad
he Insists. The party will be FRY.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
Meumaier Buys
Bank Building

UTICA-Albert Neumaier, of
the firm of Merkel and Neu-
maier, has purchased the build
ing of the defunct Utica State
Bank, corner Main and Cass
streets, Utica. The bank has been
in the hands Of q receiver ever
since the bank holiday and de-
positors are expected to receive
one more pay off before the bus
jness is closed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-23
LEGISLATORS RATIFIED

= BISMARCK, N. d. = Repre-
sentative Dan Panko almost
panicked the house of the North
Dakota legislature by bringing
a case Of rattlesnakes onto the
floor and even hauling out q
few out of their prison.
His pet idea Is to rid the state
of the reptiles by paying q
bounty on them and he wanted
TO impress the house in favor of
his proposal seeking $4,000 for
that purpose.