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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06

Durbin was q 'teen-age style
setter. Now. as Mrs. Vaughn
Paul, she's Hollywood's newest
young matron-and still a style
setter.
Not long ago Deanna went
on her first shopping spree
since her wedding. to ILL in
some gaps in her wardrobe
not covered by q summary
trousseau. Her purchases re-
fleet the dignity Of her mar
ried state. But they remain
youthful fashions appropriate
for q 19-year-old matron.
First she bought a tailored,
hish-necked dress in Harvest
Gold wool with q matching. col
larless jacket that makes it look
like . suit. The only trim on the
belted, sef-buttoned jacket is .
pair of pin-tucked pockets high
on the bodice. Deanna's Access
series include q sable scarf,
brown suede gloves. envelope
bag and shoes. Her hat is stitch
ed felt, also gold. with q peaked
crown of red, blue and gold
feather wings.
For those formal afternoons
that all movie stars, young and
old. face. Deanna chose simple
black crepe. The deep dolman
sleeves. self-belted sirdle waist
line and bloused bodice en-
phasize the slim skirt. And for
. dramatic note she wears
diamond flower pin near the
high neckline. For this dress
she has several different hats,
graded in formality-to make II
serve for almost any dressy af-
ternoon or non-dressy evening
occasion.
SPORTS OUTFITS
FOR THE FALL.
Because sports are 50 much Z
part Of every CALIFORNIA; life,
Deanna added two more au-
favored sports outfits to
those in her trousseau. The hrst
il . slack suit entirely Of suede
just the thing for nippy days.
In two tones Of lime green, the
lighter shirt is classically cut,
accented by hand-picked stitch
Ing. The same stitching sets
the crease down the Stacks, hack
and front, also outlines the slash
slack pockets. Her tiny cap
trimmed with Z turkey feather
lis In the darker green Of the
Stacks, ~, too. are her perforat-
ed suede sandals.
Her second choice was for
spectator sports. idaal for the
football games abe and Vaughn
Paul are planning on attending
this fall. Made of rabbit hair
jersey In . natural tan, the
suave lines Of the patch pockets
xippered front closing and slop-
ing shoulders are banded in
matching grosgrain rib b ON.
With II Deanna wears . jaunt
natural brown plaid buccaneer
hat with . turned-up brim. PIN
ned back by q tall quill, and
matching plaid bag.
Later on Deanna Is planning
to 60 wild on hostessy clothes
after she and her new husband
move into the new house they
are building in Brentwood. In
the meantime. they are living
quietly in. Z hotel and she il
working 20 hard in her next pic
ture, almost IN Angel" that
her home-clothes just bought
arc intimate In type.
ROBES FOR
RELAXATION
Both Of them are quilted al
over. One is q zippered-up-
the-front housecoat on princess
lines In white satin with scatter
ed pink roses all over It. The
other u . coat-robe In white
crepe with . pastel floral print.
Dubonnet satin bands the bell
sleeves and outlines the crossed
over front opening.
While the Pauls are in the
hotel they do very little enter-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06
FEC Women's Group
Mill Meet Ihursdox

CIRCLE 8, Women's Guild of
Zion Evangelical Church will
meet on Thursday afternoon,
Sept. IL, at 2 o'clock in the par
ish house.
Mrs. Selma Pingel will be
hostess. Members are asked to
bring thimbles.
BETTY FITZPA TRICK,
daughter of Mr.. anG Mrs. A. w.
Bratt, is convalescing at her
home, ~ Scott boulevard, fol-
lowing an appendectomy in st.
Joseph's hospital recently.
.iLPH WARE and Dick
Verkler will leave tomorrow for
q weeks canoe trip on the Au-
Sable river.
MRS. HERBERT MAY of Day.
tona Beach, Fla, is visiting her
niece, Mrs. George Pingel, Lin
coin avenue.
MRS. FRANK HACKER is
confined to Providence Hospital,
Detroit, for treatment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06
Potriotic Colors

If you WANT to modernize
your bedroom, you can do it in
. flash with a new dressing table
ensemble done in patriotic col
ors. The use of bold, clear red,
white and b ue for q slipcovered
mirror, picture frames and dress
ing table skirt will transform
sny frayed- at the-edges bed
room. With modern sewing ma
chine attachments it's an easy
matter to make . lampshade to
match, trimmed with regimen
tal-looking cotton cord.
Dressing table skirt hens are
turned up and finished in . few
minutes, IL you use the adjust
able hemmer. And you'll find
that corded, pleated and ruffled
trimmings are easy 70 accom-
plish II you use the cording foot
pleater and ruffler attachments.
For the mirror and pictures, the
front width Of the slipcover
frame II dete, mined more or less
~ Ne width and sire u Ne eris-
i0Al troDo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06

MRS. EARL WATT, Scott
boulevard entertained her bridge
club last evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06

MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
CAMPBELL Of Romeo are the
parents Of . con, born at $50
o'clock yesterday afternooo In
g. Joosph's hoQkal
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-06

JOHN STEARNS, IS Lincoln
avenue Ii . patient at Veterans
Hospital In Dearborn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
St. Johns News
By Martha Sill.

Cleveland, O., April -"Pa-
rents Night" last Sunday was
we'll attended. On behalf OF the
Luther League | extend hearty
congratulations to the twenty
two new members and hope they
will always be present at Our
meeting.
Rev. Foisel began the evening
with grace. A chow mein dinner
was served which we hope every
one enjoyed.
TIL eprogram for the evening
began when Rev. Foisel intro
duced the officer of the league
and then the confirmation class
into the Luther League.
A debate followed-the sub
iect Should we send food and
clothing to Europe?' The mega.
tive side was held by Al Hoffman
Sue Brandt. and Louise Ungar
The affirmative side. Bill Schul.
Ter. Dick Manchen and Louise
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Teutsch Junior
Luther League
BY Dorothy Stuhler

We have number OF people
who are going to be initiated on
our outing on April y. Here they
are: Bill Roth, Bill Wolf. Karl
Meier. Betty Knall. Ruth Gott-
Schlin". Margaret Stolz. Elinor
Fox. Steve Roth and Gretchen
Rehner. Are you coming to the
outing: You will have plenty OF
iun and entertainment. All YOU
do is come to Sunday School and
after it is over we will 90 to Pu-
ritas Spring Park. Don't forget to
bring your lunch. Come and let
us have hig crowd. The more
the merricr! We are all invited
TO come to st. Johns church on
April 70. All who are going meet
under the clock at the Terminal
Tower at 7:45. Well. we have a
new baseball manager. Who is
he? Why. our old pal. Johnny
kiertscher. Don't forget next
Monday night is the night for
dramatics.
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! Youngstown News
BY Min Gobel

Youngstown. O.. April p -
Many thanks to YOU New Castle
Tor the grand time last Sat. night.
! know you will have just as nice
Of a time at our dance on May
10. as we did at yours.
The delegate to represent our
club at the convention are Fritz
Thesis Jr.. Eleanor Rausch and
Michael Bokesch.
To Martins Ferry
Glad to hear you enjoyed your
visit on Easter Sunday. If we had
known you were coming, then we
would have planned for it. but
we will make up for i ton May 10.
Our next meeting will be held
on April 20. Singing practice
every Tuesday night at $50.
Next Saturday night the Yo.
Juniors will attend the Luther
League Dance. which will be held
at our Sachsenheim.
May Dance
It's only two weeks away yet
so hurry and make your final az
rangement to attend our semi
formal May Dance on May 10 at
the 'Sachsenheim. We hope tc
sec many OF you out OF town Jrs
at our dance. so please don't dis.
appoint us. We have a perfect
evening planned, all we request is
your attendance.
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Mar-Lu Sorority
BY Katherine Roth

Cleveland. Ohio. April 24-Fri.
day, April 25. at 800 p. m. is the
date and time of our next meet
ing to be held in the basement
OF the Teutsch Evangelical Luth.
Church at West Soth Street and
Willard Avenue.
Prospective members must fill
two requirements: First. She
must be l8 years OF age or older.
Second: She must be out of high
school. \ prospective member
need not be member of the
church: II she is recommended
by a member OF the sorority. she
is welcome to join.
All girls applying for member
ship at this time will be register
ed on Our Charter. Those girls
becoming members after the
charter has been closed. will be
required to pay an initiation fee.
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T. S. ]. "A.
Baseball
Notice

The Entries for the l94l Base
ball .caguc have not been sent
in. in answer to the notice that
has appeared in this paper.
The absolute deadline date will
he Wednesday, May 18th. Should
there be enough entries to organ
ize a league, there will be a meet
ing at Cleveland. Date to be an
nOunccd later.
1t was planned to start the
season earlier this year, but be-
cause OF the laxity in sending in
;hc entries. this will be impos-
cih!e.
The complete entry lee OF $40
(S5 entrance and S. forfeiture
lee, and the complete players
lists must be in by Saturday,
May 18th.
H. SCHNEIDER, T. s. ]. A. Pres.
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Cleveland East News
BY Frank J. Gable.

Cleveland, o., April 24-Base-
ball appears to be in the air; the
Cleveland East soitballers had
their first practice and showed
much promise. There will be prac-
tice every Saturday afternoon at
2::3O p. NJ. at Gordon Park.
Ed Faith was among us again
He has a good coat of tan and
appears to be in excellent physi-
cal condition.. His camp stories
are numerous and witty.
Friday. April 25, East is hav
ing special business meeting
Activities in May are going to be
many and we must plan accord
inGly. Meeting time is Sf45 p. m
Calendar of Events
May II: Combination Card Party
ana
May II: Elaborate Basketball
Banquet. There will be good
music, tasty food. and much
merriment.
May 25: Bowling banquet. All
the league bowlers and their
friends may attend.
Sympathy
The East Juniors extend their
svmpathieS to the Montsch fami-
". Mrs. Montsch. who had beer
in the hospital ior several months
passed away last Saturday.
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Ellwood City News
BY Katie Butch"

Ellwood City, Pa, April a.
Spring dance will be held Satur-
day, April 26. at 900 p. m., at
the German Club. Admission for
Ladies and Gents 80 Cents. The
All-American Colonial Club band
will furnish the dance music.
So there YOU are. folks, what
can YOU lose? How about show
ing the Juniors of our club that
YOU really do know where a good
dance is being held. and where
YOU can enjoy Yourself to the
'enth degree. Bring your friends
and your friends friends. Well
all be one happy family ready for
good old Saturday night waltz,
Jazz. ioxtrot. rumba. conga. or
what have you: The price OF ad-
mission is only SOC. just 30s. no
voxtOps, labels or anything. just
SOC. Don't forget now. this is a
special invitation to all OF you
out OF towners that have neg
lected showing her faces in ELL
wood City for awhile. See YOU
Saturday.
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Golden jubilee And Convention
By Daniel w. Weber.

Are you thirsting for a good
time? Say, are you really wish
ing ior an old fashioned good
time. the kind, you will admit.
that comes only once in life
time? Come to Salem on Memoir
ial Day!
On the Memorial Day week
end the first Saxon Society to be
organized in the United States,
the Mems Transvlvanian Saxon
Society OF Salem. Ohio. will cele-
brate its 5Oth Birthday in con-
junction with the 10th Annual
Convention OF the Central Yer
band.
Oh, it will be a great day for
Saxons in America. From humble
beginnings Ga handful OF men
gathered in side street board
ing house resolving all to support
those of their brothers who be-
come sick) has come great or
ganization OF almost 800 stalwart
men, ladies auxiliary almost as
large. an active Junior Saxon club
and splendid singing societies, all
of whose members are recogniz-
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ed as staunch American citizens,
hardworking, frugal and moral.
Yes. all of that has come to
pass in 50 years. To all Saxons in
America it may well be a source
of pride and a cause for celebra-
ton.
And that celebration will take
place in Salem on the Memorial
Day weekend.
You have heard it said that
the Central Nerband conventions
are not what they once were. That
there is no life. no gaiety, the
essence Of conventions. All OF the
Salem Saxon lodges are united in
the determination to revive Your
faith in these conventions.
II certain of your old friends,
"old timers. have been staying
away from these affairs, and il
YOU really want to see them again
come to Salem. They'll be here.
All OF you have certain occa-
sions that are dear to your me-
mory. Remember that time in
Detroit: Or was it Erie? 1t might
have been Cleveland. 1t might
have been any city where there
are Saxons. In retrospect some
certain affair still sets your heart
aglow
We Saxons here in Salem, as
we start our second fifty years OF
existence. are going to try to
mark the occasion by placing in
the hearts OF all our guests GER
tain spark which may glow again
and again as memory carries us
back to these days 10, 20 or 50
years hence.
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Salem News
By Kate Polder

Salem. O.. April 2+-Now |
notice that the baseball team is
getting in lot OF practice, that's
swell boys and I bet that YOU can
win the championship this year
il YOU cooperate. we know that
YOU can, and we are with you all
the way. This year you can ex-
pect cheering squad, huh girls
Smile for the Birdie!
That's what the Junior Saxon
officers did last Sunday. and did
they smile pretty. they had all
their best bib and fuckers on. so
they had better be good! The
Ladies' Singing Society had their
pictures taken also for the book
which the men are publishing for
their 5Oth Anniversary Celebra-
ton and believe you me. we GER
tainly are proud to have our pic
lures in there.
Certainly our boys must have
had their fun in Canton Saturday
night, the way they talk. Thanks
Canton for showing our boys a
wonderful time, may we repay
YOU sometime. 1t seems our boys
don't care to take the girls along
any more, sorry boys. have We
offended YOU in any way, il we die
We are sorry, honest we are.
Is it really true what 7 hear
about Ida konnerth. we'll here i:
luck to YOU Ida and Bill. wher
is the wedding. please leave us ir
! on it:
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7. S. J. A.
Convention
News

The II Annual Convention OF
the Pennsylvania Saxon Juniors
Association to be held at New
Castle. Pa. June 2l and p is
rounding up in true convention
style.
Convention committees are
hard at work TO make this the
best 7. s. !. a. convention ever
held.
Have YOU made plans to attend
II YOU haven't don't delay it. do
il now. There will be two com
p'ctc days OF meetings, dances,
sight seeing tours. etc.
Notice
All clubs are requested to send
the names OF their delegates to
the secretary OF the New Castle
Junior Club as soon as they are
elected.
When selecting your delegates
DO it wisely. Elect only those per-
sons who will speak up sensibly
at any time they feel it necessary
because subjects OF vital import
ance to all clubs will be placed on
The floor for discussion. Elect
delegates who will make good T.
:. !. \. officers as only delegates
can be elected to these offices.
Remember the dates. June 2l,
=. and the place is New Castle
the setting for this years T. S
!. \. Convention.
The Convention Committee.
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Roth. The debaters each held
their own side very well. Credit
should be given to all who parti-
cipated - incidentally the debate
turned out to be a discussion. -
Nevertheless it turned out to be
4 swell balanced discussion.
Thanks to all the hard-work-
ing committees. You did a fine
lob! And a special thanks to all
the mothers and daughters who
baked the delicious cakes.
At the closing of the dinner
everyone present sang "God be
with you till we meet again. THE
hymn was followed by prayer
by Rev. Foisel.
The reminder OF the evening
was spent in the gym with dane
ing. A good time was had by all.
To Teutsch Luther League
Just to remind you about the
dance we're having this Sat. the
10Th of April. We are expecting
all OF you to be present, also lot
of spirit. See you then -.
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,iev,:iauti West New.
BY Zirri.

Cleveland. O.. April 2+I.ast
Saturday. New Castle had their
Spring Dance, and Gee. do I wish
! could have gone. But, our Sax-
onia had their concert. and we
had promised to sing. | am sure,
it was success. as things in New
Castle usually are. Well. our Ma
drigal sang. with only a few men,
bers present, bu tevery one as
Sured us that the singing hal been
very well done. Congratulations
to the Saxonia. your program was
very amusing. and the dancing
was fun.
I.otta Cab stand dreamilv bv
the window. gazing into space.
"Gee.' she sighted, "am 7 glad
that the West Juniors are giving
a formal, and I'll be able to go
with Percivil. I just adore for
mails. especially the ones which
West is capable OF putting over
Remember. bids are only one
dollar. and every one has one
dollar LAYING around.
Where do Mike Bloch. and
Johnny Wolf 90 around the week
ends lately? I've noticed that
their cars have been adding on
mileage. What distant town is
Miss Gertic Schmidt dreaming OF
so often: Have YOU noticed the
bruises on Tillic Rehner'S lips
lust ask me about it, and I'll ex-
plain. Certain members in this
club. don't want to mention who
they go out with on dates. How
ever, | have never mentioned
these certain members, as usually
they are the ones who don't date
much or who are ashamed OF
those they date. A little less idle
gossip will do our club lot oi
good.
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Canton Reflector
BY Elsie G.. SaImen

Canton, Ohio, April 24-Many
thanks to all OF YOU who came
and took part in our Concert ana
helped TO make it a success. |
know that all OF YOU had a good
time. 1t sure was swell TO see
some OF the Juniors from Alliance
Salem and Cleveland. Thanks for
coming and we hope that we can
repay a visit to your cities in the
future. There seems TO be a
Lone Ranger from Cleveland
West also. How about it Bloch,
is it the city or is it Ann? That
Alliance gang sure is peppy. The
next time bring some more girls
with you. Could it be that Red
Wonncr has fallen for Cohina :
Thanks to everyone who were in
the committees for the concert.
Every Thursday night, the Can
ton Juniors hold singing practice
at the club. Now that the con-
cert is over. do not think that YOU
are no longer needed at the prac-
tices. Well be having the Sanger
fest in Canton thiSv ear and well
want to show them that we can
really sing. In order to do that
we'll need quite a bit Of extra
hard practice. The first and third
Wednesday night Of the month,
the Jrs. are singing with the kar-
pathens. This practice is also for
the coming SanGcrlcst.
Some things to be thinking
about until the next meeting:
May ? are: Are you on the COM
mittce? Whom are YOU going to
select as delegates to the convcn-
ton in New Castle: Ho wabout
bringing 4 new member? And
how about all OF YOU attending.
so that we can adopt our new
constitution?
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Attention.!

Last minute preparations have
been completed to assure a good
time to all who attend the Jugend-
bund's semi-iormal spring dance
on Saturday night. April 70. at
the Saxon Club in Youngstown.
A fine swing band will play Tor
dancing which Will begin at o:OC
p. m. and last until: There will
also be grand march, prize waltz
and the crowning OF new king
and queen. Everyone is urged Ia
attend.
Marie PGngsgral. Chairman.
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for women and girls who want to
LOSE UGLY FAT.

cream and rich pastries-go light on
white bread and potatoes.
After 4 weeks weigh yourself
again and just see if you haven't
lost pounds of ugly fat and gained
that "Kruschen Feeling" OF greater
yivacity, more energy and improved
health that so often accompany fat
reduction.
REFUSE INVITATIONS! Demand
and get only the genuine Kruschen
(the famous English formula) plsin
or new effeNescent. pleasant, spark
ling. Bottle lasts 4 weeks and costs
but triAe. Any druggist
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stomach! No risky drugs. No
inconvenience!
Here's the Plan that is appealing
to such great numbers Of girls and
women all over the country to safe.
ly reduce excess fat so that the mod.
ern new styles will fit more becom.
inely-
Weig yourself today. Get bot.
tie Of Kruschen Salts "a famous
English formulal. Then every morn.
ing before breakfast take one half
teaspoonful in glass of wa,er-eat
wisely-cut ou, fatty meats, butter,
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- Radio programs form a part
OF the Ohio campaign to recruit
skilled workers needed by defense
industries. These programs are
generally scheduled on the radio
page OF your newspaper.
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Alliance Revue
BY "Nlikey"

Alliance. Ohio. April 2+l
think it's about time that some
OF YOU people got down to busi-
ness. What say gang-let's get
behind our club a little more and
start things going. Don't forget
the meeting "Wednesday night
and let's have a cord-breakirg
attendance
Notice
Tomorrow night. April 26. the
Akron German Band will be plav-
ing in Alliance. If YOU have moth
ing to do | am sure YOU would
enjoy them for an evening. So
what do YOU say folks. how about
really elegant reception for the
.\ironites. Let's all make a date
to meet in Alliance Sat. night.
April 26.
To Canton
We hope your Spring Concert
was a successive wish to thank
you for tn egood time we all had
How about seeing you all here
Saturday. folks? Sure. we'll show
you a good time T. 3
=. And now with best wishes ant
large hopes for a baseball team
] hope we will all meet tomorrow
until then Good bve.
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, Auto Citv Speaks
BY Hilda rhalsott

Detroit. Mich. April 24-The
church celebrated their llth An
nivcrsary. April 20. with a big
banquet and dance. The affair
was held at Carpathia Hall and
was very we'll attended by both
the Young and old people. Every
body worked hard. and were well
awarded by the success OF the
affair.
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Club Social

This time. we have something
new and different to offer YOU in
the lin eof entertainment. ' The
committee has worked hard to
plan a "NIillionair's Night Just
for us. Let's everybody come ana
add some fun to the party. Warn
ke'S residence is the place and
800 p. m. is the time. on Friday.
.April 25. For each hour that YOU
are late. so much money will be
subtraited from the omount given
YOU. so lets all be on time.
Invitation
The Detroit Junior Saxons are
invited to attend the wedding of
Eva Stroh and John Dengel on
April .. at 4 :OO in Canada at the
Trinity Lutheran Church. at
Parent and Giles Avenues.
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