davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-08-04

Hoy LUNES, da a de AGoSTo, los lHros del REGISTRo ELECTORAL Sc man
tndran abieros hata las 9 de la nMhe en- todos los rescnos. Ad Sc hara ell ell
rGo de los ds de Ia emana hata ell sabado H. -
Pido a mis- comecnos aprovechen esos ds paai nsTbmse uevando, 10 que
10 sean nahvos ss papehs de naturahzac6n.
Ell eercho del suragio, la mayor gloria de ia cudadanfa, requine de cada
mujery de cda hombre ell efectuar W inscription denro del periodic que senala la
ley Hecha la inscription, ell cudadanO adquiere ell derecho a voer Y seeccOnar.
Escoger, decdh, es tara fach cuando Sc p@an los mertOs legfHmOs de los
candidates.
70 me atrvo a sOictar de utedes comparen mi competenGa, mi cpacdad,
Glen vecesp robada desde la comii6n de hacienda del ayuntamiento, con la de los
senWes asprantes
lDeSe ell DiSrto No 7 sacnmcar la presdencia del comite de hacienda, GUAM
do IN todos los s@toes del pals Sc demanda la mejor preparation y "a mayor com
pfencia?
Inscr1banse ahora v voen Mbrementa sin pemfr que los aten de nnuen-
cnr quienes tienen intepses ajenos a los intereses de los buenos cudadanos
Voten v recuerden que ell ciudadano probable y bien prgparado es ell que mas
efdentes servcos puede pr@tar.
I'm saudo cordial de amigo y conve zinc, y larga vida a a democraca nOrte-
americana. JUAN PACHECO
La gaceta., 1941-08-04
PARA LA MUJER
DEL G
(VtSme de Ia ga pdO.)

Ola mitad de un diente) tam
bi6n muy picado; Ell pepino, en-
rodajas muy finas; cuadraditos
de pan que no tenga miga y Pc
dazos pequenos de tomato. Sc
sirve en- platos hondos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-04
LA ALBANIA ANGLOSOVIETICA
Roosevelt entiende ell problema de la
post-guerra
PoR Ell PROFESSOR HAROLD J. LAsKI

Londre5 Agosto 4.-(Ono)-
La conclusion de la Alianza An
glo-Sovi6tica, que fu6 fue acorn
panada por la ranudaci6n de re
laciones entire los Checos y los
Rusos, siguiendole, como Sc es-
peraba, ell tratado polaeo-ruso,
La gaceta., 1941-08-04

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamerte por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-08-04

Dicen que ha existido un rio
de divide O de carload,
pues pasando por sus aguas
Sc conseguia olvidar.
La gaceta., 1941-08-04
A los Electores del
Distrito No. z

Amigos Y convecinos: En- estos dias de grandes
prcblemas internacionales Y nacionales, Sc preparan
ustedes, amparados por las leyes de la democracia, a
ejercer ell sagrado derecho del ~sufragio.
Son dias de alentar a los hombres COMPLETENESS y
de ayudar todos, unidos, a las grandes y patri6ticas
tareas de la Defensa NaciOnal.
Cada ciudadano debe aportar su esfuerzo en- la
obra com6n, sin descuidar sus obligaciones cfvicas.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Cop Delegates Named
SO TO REPRESENT COUNTY
AT GRAND RAPIDS
FEB. %

Armada. s. Finch, alter
nate Joseph Frost.
Bruce-Rosemary Ogden, al
ternate A. N. Brewer.
Observation-Disclosures Graham,
alternate Adolph Veryser.
Clinton--Otto Sherlock, Earl
Buss, alternates Arthur Leitz and
Paul Stepnitz.
Erin-Ivan Johnston, John
Merrill and Hugh Neale, alter
mates Frank Beale, Joseph REFS
terer, and Adolph Andrew.
Harrison Charles Rosso, al
ternate Carl Jobse.
Lake-Renny Tesoriere, Frank
Studer and Stanton Welsh, alter
mates Max Dykeman, Harold
Lanstra and Vernon Wilson.
Lenox--Mrs. Herman, alter
nate Scott Burke.
Macomb-Robert Moore, al
ternate Sarah Moore.
Hay-Ed Jacobs, alternate
James BradWood.
Shelby-0m Heudsrson, III
tefnate Ia. Havel.
Sterling-C o n rcd Krohling,
alternate August Classw.
Richmond-Mr.Av. Herman,
alternate Paul M ".
See GOf-ass :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
.ASCAPAgrees
to Pay Fine
of&24,OOO

oNEW YORK, Feb. 19-(R-
The Directors of the American
Society Of Composers, Authors
and Publishers today agreed to
. consent decree providing for
payment Of $4,000 in fines, thus
paving the way for. settlement
of the Federal Governments
antitrust action against them.
Although ASCAP officials re-
fused to comment, il was learn
ed that the government had
agreed to dismiss the criminal
action now pending In Federal
Court 1t Milwaukee, Wis, and to
substitute . superseding civil
action here.
To this, under the plan,
ASCAP would plead nolo con-
tendere, and the consent degree
would be entered - probably
within the next two weeks.
In anticipation Of the boards
See ASCAR-.Para 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Capacity Crowd Expected
at Merrymokers Minstrel
SslIout Sssn for Annual Show % b Stossd
Thvrsdey Night in Sehoel Auditorium

"a capacity crowd u expected
1t the Mount Clemens High
school. auditorium at SIS
o'clock tomorrow night when
the curtain goes up on the an
nual MerrymakerS Minstrel
Show.
Less than 800 reserved seats
were available for the produc-
tion at nooa today q the pros
pect q vieuing The city's lead
ING buelno1o nAen IN blackface
captured ths pulls imagine
ton. Reserved seqt ticksls may
be obtained today - tomorrow
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Federal Funds
Would Enable
Plant 10 Open
Extreme Health
Hoxords Cited by
Stote 'offieiol

OPossible use of federal defense
funds to finance re-opening of
the long imperative sewage dis
posal plant of the Nine Mile
Halfway Drain doomed today fol-
lowing q meeting at Center Line
yesterday attended by represent
atives Of all affected South Ma
comb municipalities.
Meanwhile In Lansing. Milton
p. Adams, executive secretary of
the state stream control COM
mission, asserted the expanding
South Macomb population was
endangered by the threat of
hookworm, dysentery, typhoid
fever and other diseases. He
also pointed out that polfomyli-
tis virus had been found in sew
age although no casss had been
traced % that source.
Attending tn Center Line
meeting was IH. S1aofidan,
oe@nc(1 ]or for 2 = Nati0nol h
= - lanpl 1oaEsL SAsri-
Ndf liRa9e 21cilities throughout
the Sodth Macomh area to wash
ington, Deputy Drain Commits
sioner Arnold R6ckensuess said.
Funds for the rs-0pening may
come from the 4223 900, 900 ap-
preparation President Roosevelt
has asked for sanitation IN de-
tense areas. The appfSpriation,
hcwetss has not yet been grant
ed.
.Rockensuess said that legisla-
ton Is still pending In Lansing
legalizing taxation necessary to
reopen the plant.
In Lansing, according to an
Associated Press dispatch, Ad-
AIMS proposed new drainage dis
tricts and sewage systems con-
Meeting with Detroit to overcome
See DRAIN-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

II you want to take q little
ride, just call the sheriffs Of
flee. They'll take care Of you.
Deputy Sheriff Cornelius
Gudeneau can vouch for that.
Last night shortly after Z
o'clock, the sheriffs department
received . call from IN en-
ploye ut . tavern located near
Harper and Crocker blvd, in
forming the officers that "a GER
tain party" was In. his "cups'.
Deputy Sheriff Gudenau was
speedily dispatched TO the scene
and volunteered to drive the
party home TO avoid possible
"tieups'' Of the county traffic
system.
Upon questioning Gudenau
was told that the certain par-
~" lived at Harper, near Ma
sonic blvd.
Cudenau finally arrived Ut
the addrea but was told:
SORRY, old chip. nanse b
: bit mixed w. I find thot ]
live On Jeffereon.w
0udenau finally arrived g
the address but wos ton:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
3 More DlDll.
Men Lisled
sosrd Two tisf
], February conseripts


Q The list Of % men who will
leave the Municipal Building at
Roseville on Wednesday, Feb. "a
for induction into the United
States army was released today
by DR.. Arthur Spring, secretary
for Macomb County Draft Board
No. 2. +
The list follows:
Russell c.. Brenniman, 504
Eass Ave-, Mount Clemens; Har-
ry Joseph Trombley, 215l7 Ten
Mile Rd., st. Clair Shores; Ed
ward Joseph Miller, 22427 st.
Gertrude, st. Clair Shores; Clar-
ence Ross Anderson, Jr., 22633
Hanson Court St., st. Clair
Shores; William Francis Rand
all, 27941 Florence, st. Clair
Shores; Anthony James Tromh-
ley, Route Six, Mount Clemens.
Aelred Francis Ferguson,
14452 Hendricks Avenue, East
Detroit; Walter Albert Oxley,
26042 Hollywood, Roseville; Sill
yer M. Van Schaemelhout,
20315 Shady Lane. st. Clair
Shores; Clarence w. Seiferlein,
1894 Camden, East Detroit;
Louis Alfred Grifford, Route 8,
Mount Clemens; Harry James
Pearce, 2250l Benjamin, st.
Clair Shores; Kenneth Dale
Schudlich, 21915 Ridgeway, st.
See DRAFT-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Harry Krantz
is Injured
in Crash

OHarry Krantz, 40, of 81 East
man street, was in st. Joseph's
hospital today with three frac-
tured ribs and severe scalp in
juries sustained when two
trucks collided on North Gratiot
yesterday afternoon.
The accident II said to have
occurred when a,truck operated
BY Lyle p. wesner, Frederick-
town, Ohio, skidded on sle icy
pavement and crashed / % the
side Of . County Road Commits
sion truck driven by Gordon
Bates, 20 Eastman, shortly be-
fore five o'clock.
Krantz, who was operating
the sander on the county truck.
YVES thrown to the pavement.
The force Of the impact threw
Bates from the cab of the truck,
but he was unhurt.
Both trucks were seriously
damaged
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Death Claims
fUiita+vvealall
Long illness
Proves Fotol

OUTICA-Miss Mabel Kick
busch, 81, 8O31 Canal road.
passed away at Wehenkel SAM
forum, Romeo, late Tuesday at
ternoon after q 10 year illness.
Miss Kiekbusch was born in
Sterling township, the daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Kiekbusch, and was graduated
from the Utica High school with
the Glass of 1927. She attended
the Pontiac Business Institute,
and was employed at the yell
low Coach plant at Pontiac un-
til the time of her illness.
She is survived by her moth
er, and two brothers, William
and Carl, all of Utica.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the HON, Friday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock and
from the Trinity Lutheran
church in Utica at two o'clock.
Rev. Louis Heinecke officiating.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
(onnaI|y Seeks G. k =. -.
,,.. - is Struck
UlnIy vi AIu by Auto

oGilbert Kolk, 80, Of Is Church
street. was serious injured when
struck by an automobile while
attempting to walk across South
Grstiot early this morning.
Kolk was rushed to st. Jos
eph's hospital with triple frac-
ture of the right leg, possible in-
ternal injuries and . broken nose
after he was hit by Q car driven
by Thad Holmes, Route /, New
Haven, on Gratiot near Robert
son shortly after $50 o'clock.
Holmes told police that Kolk
ran in front II his car and that
he could not stop due to the icy
condition of the street.
Kolk's condition was described
as fair" by hospital attendants
today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Vital Defense Program
Linked to Expansion
Detroit Edison offieiol Outlines
Direct Relationship to Development

this locality requires large
amounts of electric power. To-
days homes, also, with their
many electric appliances, need
an adequate and reliable cleo
trio supply.
Hargreaves outlined the COM
pany's efforts in providing in
creased service to factories,
homes and stores In this area,
following Its usual policy Of
keeping ahead Of the demand
wherever electricity will be
needed along its lines.
During 1884," said Har-
greaves, 1.-THE Detroit Edison
company plans to expend al
least $135,000 for extensions Of
overhead lines to provide serv-
.ices. to new customef3 MI
classes in .Mdcomb county in ad-
dition TO = large volume ~ work
In connection with subEstations
and transmission facilities in
this area. This exceeds the
amout spent in 1910 for similar
service. The major part of these
extensions will be required in
the southern end Of the county.
About 5000 more will be used
for new street lighting lines.
Special facilities for indus
trial plants include an entirely
new sub-station, now under con-
struction, to provide service to
the Chrysler Tank Plant on the
See EXPANSION-Page Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

at Schanher's Drug Store.
With Ralph Clark as Interloc-
utor, and Al Hameister. Harold
West, Tom Place, DON Cerkey,
Charles N0ellert and verls
Ryan ~ singing end men, the
show promises to be the laugh
riot Of the year.
Dancing end men includo
Clifford JoneA Ward Jensen.
DR.. Camp6ell "A. Ward, Robert
Denewsth. rrShcis Rolenu and
Russ Rooney. xho1o Who will
sinss ballads include ". Glonn
See MULTIPLICATION Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

anew HAVEN - After seEv-
ing q village President Tor on-
~ . one-yeax term, white-haix-
ed Elmer q. Dingman Wa d.
feated last night - he SouGht
reelection BY former President
Louis Broughton.
by virtue Of his victoey,
Broughton will head the Citi-
xen's Ticket ct the general VII
lage election. The ticket win
be unopposed unless . rump
caucus Il held, village political
observers said.
The vote for president:
Broughton, ~; Dingman, -. :
Nomination for the office of
village clerk went TO A. J. Ben
nett, incumbent, who defeated
See CAUCUS-Rage :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
!Soys All Must Hang
Together Of Alone

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-R
Senator Connally (D-Tex),
pleading for national unity in
support Of the administrator
British aid bill, told the Senate
today that the democracies of
the world must all hang to-
gether or they shall hang sep
arately."
The tall, heavy-browed Texan
opened the third day of Senate
debate on the legislation with
the assertion that opponents OF
the bill had engaged in "spe-
cious" arguments with tn e
charge that the so-called lease
lend measure would make Pres
ident Roosevelt q dictator"
Crowded galleries listened at
tentively.
Describing the European war
as this death :.truggle of demo-
cracy against ruthless tyranny"
Connally said the United States
could not afford to be indiffer-
ent to the fate Of those nations
fighting the Axis powers.
I'm foreign affairs" Connally
declared, America should face
the world - . united people.
In these high and important
transactions we ought to pre-
pare . solid front. The demo-
See Am-Paea z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

OThat South Macomb building,
in both industrial and residence
fields, has reached an all-time
peak directly related to the ma
tons huge defense program was
evidenced today in an analysis
by George w. Hargreaves, dis
trict agent for the Detroit Edi-
son company, with headquarters
In Mount Clemens.
Operations of such factories
n the Chrysler Tank Plant,
Qnndy Tubing, Dodge Truck
M Carboloy Ito name . few in
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
IS Youths Leave
ier &C Camp
County Deys Sent
70 Msssistiqsss

oFifteen Macomb county boys
left Mount Clemens today for
Manistique IN The Upper PENN
sula following their enrolment
into The Civilian Conservation
Corps In the county building
this morning. Also In ths group
were six enrollees from St
Clair county.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

= Meeting in the Macomb covln-
y building yesterday afternoon
under the chairmanship Of VIII
liam Tegeder, active COP par
ty workers elected 80 delegates
and IN equal lumber of alter
mates to represent the county
1t the State Republican Con-
vention at Grand Rapids, Feb.
20.
Following Il the official list:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Knights Of Columbus
Plan Open House
leeeI cheptsv 10 Fste
Ito New Members

oOpen house will be held for
the newly initiated members of
Mount Clemens council No. 744,
knights Of Columbus at the
Thursday night meeting in the
council hall, 1t was announced
today.
Rev. FIR. Herbert Butterbach,
chaplain at Selfridge field will
speak on the United States De-
See X. OF C.-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
One for Ripley!
Calf Has 2 Hearts

"a calf purchased from Harry
Green, Of New Haven, was found
- hive two hearts when butch
ered BY Harry Kechter 1t Salter's
Market On Macomb street today.
i kechter plans 70 notify Ripley,
- said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

CELEBRANT FINDS StiERlFF'S CAR
CONVENIENT TAXI; BUT FORGOT
WHERE HE LIVED

q bit mixed up. I lind Tint !
live off Gratiot on street..
Cudenau finally arrived q
the address, but Wa told;
Sorry. old chap. must y
q bit mixed up. ! find that I
just don't know where I live.
But the streets. al Of them, ars
See FO00Y-RAee 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Prisoners Get Gas Masks

oLONDON, Feb lo-(AP)-The British, campaigning for
everyone carry COS mosks hondino them to German
oen and they brought prisoners
Voluntary visitors too usually bonded mosks before their
boats dock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
British Attack Repulsed

ORoNE Feb le-tAP)-The ltoon high commend on
nounced todoy the beeoeuered foscs eorison holding the
desert oasis Of Goobub in eosten Lbyo had beoten off
violent new British ottock
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

oBERLlN Feb lo-tAP)-Toto loss Of the Enoond bound
former Netherlands tonker Too. l0354 TONS is regarded as
esroin authorized Gerons sold today, following bombing
ottoek BY German pone 100 kilonetes l435
nnies) west Of Ireland.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Nazis Bomb Benaasi Convoy

oBERLlN Feb lo-lAP)-A German dir bombing OF con-
voy In he bshconquered Lbyon port Of Benoos lost night
vs reported todoy by authoritative Gemons The full effects
OF the ottock not stoted
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19

Cats, Dogs

Bel9ians Eat Cats. Dogs
oBRUSSElS Belgium (vio Berir) Feb l9-(AP)-Ihe sole
Of doos and cots for food in the Brussels region hos been
ported by Independent Investigators and the government food
control bureau is investigating.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Parkinson
and daughters. Detroit. were Fri
day night guests at the home o. yr.
and Mrs. Paul otter.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fry, Shell
don. spent Sunday afternoon AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S.
Pullen.
Miss Grace Simpson, Michigan
State Normal College. Npsllanti,
was week end guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Savage.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Oakley. Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Pelt. Mr.. and Mrs
John Savage and daughters were
sunday guests az the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Arnold, Denton.
Mrs Frank Reynolds and baby
son. James. are recovering from re-
cent attacks OF influenza
Mrs William Mason and Florence
Anton were Detroit visitors Friday.
Mir and Mrs. Russell Amerman,
Worthwhile. were guests OF Miss
Ethel Amermau. sunday evening.
Mrs Margaret Craft was confined
to tho bed two days this week as
the result OF a fall on the steps at
her home
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Ives enter
tanned dinner guests from Dearborn
on sunday evening
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25
BISHOP WADE TO SPEAK
Al FATAER. son eANQU

Benev.lle. Mich, Jan. s5- The
annual Father and Son Banquet will
be At the Methodist Church parlors
Thursday evening. January 80 at
$50.
Richard Hamilton will be master
OF ceremonies, with Fred Fischer
acting as POSTMASTER. Toasts will
be proposed by Rufus Bird and
Earl Drake; special music will be
given by the Mems Octette
The speaker OF the evening is a
resident OF Belleyille, Bishop Ray
mond J Wade. who was appointed
10 the Detroit Area az the Jurisdic
tional Conference held IN Chicago.
last July. Prior 10 this he Was
Bishop of the Northern Central Con
ferences which comprise the Scan
dinayian countries, Baltic and slavic
| Conference and Russian Mission
Conference. II Is OF interest 20 note
that he is sull the Bishop OF the
Scandinavian Countries. but due a.
the war. the work OF The churches
has been disrupted in that area
Bishop Wade is a very interesting
speaker with a wide experience.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25

some ney arrangements and had to
be at her apartment for a lesson at
eleven-thirty. Does that sound like
a quiet, restful morning, with hum
ming birds eyelashes ?"
"Boy." Miss Werner said, inn
pressed. you mean she had TO do
all that this morning? l don't
know how she could after playing
a midnight benefit and"
mot only benefit, but don't for
get she does two shows nightly at
the Flamingo room. Would you stin
care for that kind of life ?"
Il guess l could stand it IL l
were making as much money as she
is Only it wouldn't leave much
time for the boy friend, would it?
Oh. gosh l forgot to tell you. That
reporter from the Courier who took
me out to lunch yesterday kept
asking me who Miss O'Reilly's boy
friend was"
Miss Conway said in a warning
voice. you don't KNOW who he is.
Or anything personal about her.
Understand ?"
"Oh, sure, sure" the girl said
hastily. Il wouldn't tell him a
thing. But l could have"
you could have told him what ?"
Il can figure"
Whatever Miss Werner could
have figured Miss Conway was not
to learn at that moment. The door
opened to admit Miss lie Maze.
Good morning. girls" she said
cheeTily removing the mink coat
Kit had bought her for a Christmas
gift She went on into her own Of
fee. looking over her shoulder at
the mail. Anything special today
in that? she asked.
"CBC reports four thousand let
tiers, box Of oranges from Florida.
two bunnies from Iowa, a carton of
homemade jam from Maine. a gold
cigaret lighter from the man In
buenos Aires. an apron"
Another one ?" Fran asked.
That makes sixty aprons since
that article showed a picture of
her cooking. Well, she loves them.
and some deserving soul will get IL.
Send the cigaret lighter back with
note saying that she appreciates
the thought but cannot accept IL.
Get Mr. Halperin on the wire"
Halperin said. "Wait'll YOU hear
the newsl"
Fran's voice cut In on him crisp-
~. Tn sorry. Mr.. Halperin. but
Miss O'Reilly cannot renew after
next week Her physicians advise a
rest after she finishes making her
picture in Astoria However. we
might talk business for April at
twenty-five hundred a week"
twenty-five hundred" Mr.. Hal
perm showed indications OF apo
plexy at his end Of the wire. Lis
ten. sweetheart. l told you"
Il told YOU she corrected.
The Flamingo Room is doing BUSH
ness you never dreamed of until she
went there. Take II or leave II, but
let me know by Tuesday," she con-
cluded. and hung up.
Ito BE Continuedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-25

mother, Mrs. Minnie Schroen and
daughter, Miss Florence and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Schroen
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Adams and
children, Adrian. were Sunday af-
ternoon and supper guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Blame Powell and daugh'
ter. Miss Thelma and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rae Powell and daughter. Kay.
Junior Kempf, Ypsilanti, and
Jerry Shock, Pittsfield spent sun
dav afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Kempf and daughter Eta
Lou.
Mr.. and Mrs, Guy Splitter and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Wilson and family, Ypsilanti, Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore KARL and
son, Theodore, Jr, Wayne, enjoyed
Sunday dinner and supper with
their father Charles Bethke.
Phyllis Wirth. York, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Avery and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blossingham
and family. Inkster, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert sherman and son
| Ben.
Forsyth McCrone spent the week
end with Glen VANITY, Lansing.