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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
1lus t1e,p pere, u. =.
3weis A.

Ger Sapeig bat einItllmig be,
idbloiien iid) an Dem 6Oiabrigeu
Stlftungsfelt= =&on5ert oes 8eiana-
Gerein Sarmonie 10 5ablreid iuie
moglid 5u heteiligen. 8ir lparen
INNER ltarf pertreten bel Oen Ser.
anitaItungen, Der llus beireunoeten
Sarmonie, aber Oiesmal ioa es eil
Heforobeiud ser Siebenbiirger iein,
um 10 lmiere Ianfbarfeit fiir Sic
llnteritiislug bel uuieren Stiitungs,
feiten ponieiten Der 9arnouie 5u be-
funoen. Sumner baben tie ANS bei
uuieren iseiten uno Bifnids nit If
rem berrlihen Gbor ausgcbolien.
aommt alle. ~ 81. aGt
9ass Gonert nit onrailffolgsn
Dem 5ana fiuoet Somtubeno, Den
|1S. 0ftober.. in Ser Gong SSslano
SurnbaQe, groaoipap un6 IA. Ctr,
Aitoria. itatt. 81. Stool.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
ltnier Serbffcjt

miro am %. Sftober in Sunc No.
1 inn Scutiden &aus abgcbaltcn.
Nile Wtitglieoer uno 6reunbe bcs
&ereinS iino bicrmit ber5lid, einge,
Iuoen lulo 9cbcten ia 5oblreid 5u cr,
id)eincn. Tas &cmitee ipret oafiir
oab 9clliigeuo Giicu lno GctrGnfe
porbanoen fins. Gin gl,tes Son5,
SrhcItcr itebt uus sur Terfiigung.
auh pcrocn 5ahlreicbe @eId)enfe 81,
gepinncn iein. Milo oergebt ia niht
Sen Satlm Sunstog, oen 25. Oft,
I AS llhr obenbs, SoGe 9tr. ! i'm
Seutihcn Snus.
asrib @ciobaas, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

Ter =. =. 8cianancrcin
(sintradjt

bcCbrt lid hermit, als GcruuScigl
un5uneloenL oub ous Serbitfou5er,
Sonntaa, Sen %. Nouember. in Ser
g. g. Saae itottfinoct. @ir bitten
allc unicre ,srclu,oc uuo Conner,
iif Oieicn 9lbcno freiSuhalten. Gin
Iehr Id,oncs Erogramm miro pon
Tirigcnt Erpf. u. fifpluus porbc-
rcltet, oarllntcr nlldl Ser ipuuocrIhG
nc uno 'dNplcri9c @alser ,,@plo mb
Siltcr," lucldcr bis lest hirr nod'
nld)t ocIllnGcn luuroe. slllh frcien
mir uns. bcridlten 5u fonncu. ou';
unicre ollbclicbtc Sopran @Spliitin
SRI. Sphnl,na Sd)miot. pclfc Ian
gcrc 3cit aus Scr Stoot oblpeicnn
mar, nln pieocr in unicrcr Arittc
lit uno int &onjert mtipirfen miro.
Sonnina. Ben ,. Npoelnbcr, : llhr
nbcnos, peralitaltet Sic Gintroft ci-
nen gcmiitlid)cn Mbcno in ser z. g.
Saue. Sieic llntcrbaltllng lit pri;
pnt, isNoh fonncn Sic Sdnser uno
Sdngerinnen ie cinen Trellno oNer
Sreunoin mitbringen. Nne paiiipcn
uno Ghrcnnitglieocr iino uuT Sic.
lem &ege hcr5lih cingelaocn. SIT crs
idciuen. 2lmh nmo Gririihunocn
lpcrbcn irci icrpicri pcroen.
II. &. ,Sricinbngit, Erut. -Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

Ger Srnfcrlls 8elnclil0e oernllhdlis1
ain I. &ppcmbcr icinen idbrlider
!Scrbittans. ..,..., =,
Sieicr Sau5 iungt piiuftlid, ,1l,il
9 llbr nr nub Oultert bis 1890 mol'
9cna. Die Sndieuballe lit id)on. fell
lnngru fir oieiel, SanS rcieruieri.
@ir luoen ullc, Sllng llno alt. 81
oieicn Teit Elm. Cine quite Muiif 1T
aud) idlon beiteat. Gin tiibtiges Sc
mitee lit an ser slrbeit. I'm ,oieien
Cans ocu id,oniteu poE alleu 5u rta'
den mo ipie allies uusihallt, ipir>
ulles reGt 9elbeben. f.. 81. y.
&arten iino bei alien Mitglie0er1
i'm Gorperfolf fir eiuen WinimuHl.
prcis 3u baber. .... .-.-,,.a ~.
slllo releruiert Oieien Outun unS
funln,t ale BON nab lluos fern fir
cine rehtc Sahien- llnterbnltlMa.
Gas &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

hnrbrin9en uno betennen Ser &crr
'par icincr Seroc lno ibrcm Sirien
nllese,t nobc." Niht cin orob cui.
oclnad)tes YrlTficit Woacn .ur
'eicrn. onSu iino oie 3eitcn SIT rrnli.
,no mcbr ocnn ie mub Ser beilige
Hottcsipille ipie Elm Ionneriblas oil
hus Ser5 brobneu, lpcnn mir alle bic
tsrcianilie ser 8e0cnipart ieben ,ino
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
Eplitiid)cr GLIB. - Sitnn9.
Sicbc EulfsllenDIicn,

Nltut NpllSiJtltuIltil.
Is ii,o ipieocr cinigc Monote Der.
eanecn, ieit mir Oie lcttc Sitllng
obgcbcltcn hubcn. Garum bitten mir
icocs Mitalico nicht nlr ielber ont
Sonutdg sen 10. Sftobcr, Z llbr
ubcncs, ilu Sahienbeim Su erId)ci-
ncu, lonocru uuh ibre SrcuuOe NIT
jubrinAcn. ...
@ittc icio uid)t QlcidNiiItia lor'
Ncrn criiiQt cure 9iirgerpfliNt, uno
fpn,mt ibarcmuciic 81 oieicr ,uif)ti.
acn Sitl,ng, nm oic Hihtcr- -&anOi.
oatcn uuicrcr Staot an5ub0ren, Sa:
nit man am /. Hopenlber iueie tpdb=
len fam. 9tadJ Ser Scriannluna
miro ircies Bier uo 2unh icrpiert.
Iticbael Ypfeid, Eraiioent.
u. ,Scsfc. etrctlr,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

3iueia 2t.

slaen Sdlpeitern sur gefGnige.l
Natrltt. oab uniere n1hite Scr.
5anmll,ng am Sonntas, oen 19. Sfs
tober, nafmittaes 3 llbr. itattfin-
set. slue Shtueltern lino eriuht an.
,peieno au fem.
Sara Sran5, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
's.a aieines 5rimfaeIb.

@eihidt 500 Ser bcriibmte Gh;'
rnrg 2angenbed einem ainoe eiueu
Broiden aus Dem Shlunoe unn
iiberreihte nit eleganter @ebdroe oit
Miin5e Dem oanebenisebenoem so.
ter.
.8ebalten Sic i'm nlr," tpebrts
oieier groBmiitig ab.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
3mcio 30.

Sic Gcrinnnlllng an ~. Git.
lit gut abgelnnien. Ger @ehlh mar
idlpGd)er ipic ionit. luelfcs Der &er,
ihiebung imierer Seriammlung 81
5ud)reiben iein oiirite.
liner GroBprdiiocnt Sobaun Yal.
,bcs ,par bcute in uniercr Staot unr
lpurbc pom SrGiioent Jran5 Shnci,
Scr i'm Namcn ocs Tereins bcrSlid,
begriibt. Gr beriftetc iiber bas @obI
l,nIercr Gereine llno oes Central
Terbanoes IN Scr Werbung iiir
neue ,WtitglieOer. auh ontiportetc CT
auf ale ssrugen. oie uon oen Nit'
glieoern un i'm geltellt ipuroen.
Yeionoere ipihtige 8eihliiiie iua.
rem feline. gtel,e !)titglieoer: Us
lpurbe gr. slloiie 1rarf .. =. Gin.
gefiibrt. 8eprg Ieppner. Sefr.
= ltnteritiiten Sic Die ill l,nierer
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

Gor eini9en lltonaten benerfte
Carol Shmerseu iu beu 8lieoern.
Sic iagte ser Muttcr nihts, aber Die
ie fano es balo aus. SIN l(niueriitp
Soipital eril,breu tic, bob oicS6mer-
gen auf Ser5ihipicrigteitcn 5llriid-
suiiibrcn lit. Carol nlllbte ctllhc
Mod)en I'M @ctt blelbcn.
Seitoem lit Carol I'M Halnboir
SoipitaI, no lie iciu beior9t miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
2lms 1t. Ge,ais, 111iIie,,ri
Siueia Is

Smeig Is
belt am 5. Sftcber picoer ieine re-
gelnlibiac &criamnl,lng. &ohreno
scr Geriammluna oificte Iid) sic
Cir Saue go. 3O7 im TeutiheE
@aus uno @isc.Eraiiocnt ocs Genz
tral Scrbanocs Serr Eetri uno 6rau
tratcn Elm. IS lpar baS erite Mal felt
iiber 12 Sabren, 10 iaete Scrr Getri
oa6 er cine Geriammlune bier in
ct. 2ouis bci,pobntc. Spdter bielt
Serr Yctri al,d) einc einorudspcllc
Hcoc iiber Sen Gcntral Serbonb.
Spficntlith lit cs ,ms pcrgonnt 8r.
Getri rebt balo ipieoer bier 81, be-
griibcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

ralhenoe Iarbietlmgeu. llr'er ;Selt.
reoner lit Scrr Efarrcr @illlam s.
&elthcr, Elm &ino luIcrcr Gelneinoe
bon McGees Hods, ga.
slllf ein frubcs 8c9riibcr i'll Ma
men ocs &auptfcnlitccS
9icinbrlo Scsfc, Shrlftlilhrcr.
Sans Wuucr, &nrator.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
2lms l1e,t Cattle, "a.
Siueia 25.

Allcn Mitglieorrn bon ,3lpcig %
il,r gciuuigcn Nahritt, oaB ndd)ltc
Gerian'nlurg um Sonntug, oen 10.
Sftober, nahnlittags 3 llbr. III Der
Gintratt Saae itattiinoet. Iue Wtit,
alieocr limo eril,ht, iih an oicier
Gerion1nrll,ng 81, beteiligcn.
@eorg 9ooenoorfcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
Qialasana 5ur silberbodseit.

llriere SdJlpeIter l,ub Bruoer
@oloaer ieiern Sonntag, oen 2. SO.
penrber. Den 25idbrigen Sabrestag
ibrcr gbeihlieBuns uno laoen aui
oieiem Deee alie Shlpeiiern uno
griioer oes 3ipeiges A ger5lidit
elm iid all Der Jeier I'M Bereinslofal
316 Cit 81. Ctr, 5u beteilisen.
Gs Gilt sieie beliebten Iangidbri'
gen Mitglieoer uniercs 9apetges &C.
biibrenS ~ <bren uno 10 ioQten ale
anipeieno iein. II
Stub. stoof Erot. ksefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
1ln.s; titles, Ukie
3ipeio %.

slaen Sdnueitern sur eefduieen
&adribt, Oab oie nGdite Geriamms
lung am Sonntae. Sen 19. Sftober,
iotuie atd sic 9iid)erpriifung, 2
ltbr nahmittags, abeebalten lliro.
slue Shpeitern iino gebeten ser
Geriamml,,ng beisl,pobnen.
9. 8iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
lranbcmfeit

berbunoeu nit San5unterbaltuns
ub3ubalten. Sir quite Muiif lit &C.
ioret, uno 5lpar oie idd)iiihe Muiif
pop youngstown lit beitellt bonn
aotnitee. Siermit ergebt cine bers-
Iidk Ginluo,mg an aae Siebenbiirger
Sad)ien bon nab iulo fern.
,Sreo Mel5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
Nns Gutpee> City, pa.
Ylpcia Is. Whtun0.

Ser 3tpeig 45 beidloB in Der lct
ten Geriammlillg om Sanlstag, oen
lS. Sftuber, abenos, elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
81. Hctrus Stride.
Gird1enbnu in Mnariii acupntn,cn.

Nrnenpnn III In9rttt 9cuomntcn.
slllen unicreu Girhen uno Gcrei.
nen lit befanlt, oub mir I'M slllIbnlr
unierer Ct. Eetr,,s Stride itebcn.
gn ollie iGdrliihen Srgonlintionci
lit ein ihriftlihcr !Iuirllf BON inns
erganeen, inns in imlcrcm llnterneb.
men mitSuhelien. &ir betcnen nod
mails. onb es llrs nit inherent sln.
Iud)en erilIt iu tln lpnr, oub mir uuI
nae ibre llntcritiisilna ieitens firH-
liher ipie allh polfiiher Srganila
tiOnen an9eluieien iiuo.
gs miro pielleiht aac ) coer 6
Sabre ein Stride ooer Elm Seim &c.
balit. ooher .iiuo mir iiberSeugt. oob
es alien Srganiiationeu uloglih iit
cine 8abe uns 5,lfonlnlen su laiieu.
&ir bitten nodnrals alh aui oie.
lem &eae ber5lidlt oarlm: 9ittc
helfen Sie uus NIT. ....,:s ..uy
llnlerem Neripreden aentub 9fben
mir iiher bie bcreiis eineelnltieueu
Spenhen HeileuIhuit, beit1tigen
blermii oeren erhult uno bunfen al,
len Srganiiationen Dafiir auf oas
ouerber5lidite mo ruien Sbneu 5u
Tergelte es 8ott. ..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

ten 81 belien. finoct sic Gommuni
IN aampasne 5itpiidcn oem 20. uno
30. Sftpbcr ltatt Gs iollen Dies
,Sabr $35O,O0O auigebrad)t iueroen,
oa6 lit $4,000 mebr ais i'm Sor-
iabr. Nlr ourd 9robe @eidentege:
ben miro cs Glcpclano nloglid) iein.
ieinen &i fcrt5uiesen iiir eln
bciiercs 2cbcn. Gerteioigt bie Seim=
front.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

Tas lit ems ser Spipitalc sic honl
Community isuno ,lrtcritiitt lpers
ocn, 10 lit llniperlitp Solpital.
9alo miro Carol luieoer beim.
ecbcn fonucn. Sbre 6amilie 5ablt
,pas tic fnnn fiir oie &erpile9ung
uno moht es moelih ooB aueb an.
ocre &inocr BORT pcrpflcgt lueroen.
I'm ipld|e Sel,te lpie Dieie 8enann
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

= l1nteritiisen Sic Die IN l,nierer
3eitung an5eigenoen @eihGftsleute
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16
Der ,Snacnbbun6

ser Srntcrlls 8clnchloe peraulialist
ant I. Huucmbcr ici,en iibrlider
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-16

10000
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
League OF Women Voters Issues
Pamphlet on Defense Program

and understanding of produc-
ton problems among League
members in 1900 communities
who will hold defense discus
sion groups in April and May.
Placing emphasis on an In
formed and intelligent public
opinion as a prime factor in the
Battle of Production, Miss Mar
guerite M. Wells, Nation League
president, says in an introduce
tory statement: THE place of
the Executive, Of the Congress,
of labor and of capital, of the
military services and the civilian
services, all have been referred
to. yet it Is public opinion and
its effect upon all those factors
that will determine the success
or failure of an understanding
such as has never been made
and whose success demands sac
rifices never before practiced
except by people at war;.
The pamphlets six main sec
tons cover the size and organ
ization of the defense program,
defense production, related Soc
ial problems, paying for defense
and rehabilitation of defense
production. It contains simple
and objective definitions Of such
things as bottlenecks, taxes,
strikes, amortization, administra-
ton and financing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Ever Onward Circle
Fetes 85th Birthday
OF Mrs. Minnie Matz

MRS. JOHN SULLIVAN en-
tertained members Of Ever On
ward Circle last evening, honor
ing the 85th birthday Of her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Matz, also
q circle member.
Mrs. Sullivan received sever
al lovely plants and many cards.
Mrs. Sullivan was assisted in
serving by her sister, Mrs: Frank
Hill.
At the short business meeting
following dinner, the circles
delegates to the county conven-
ton of Kings Daughters, to be
held in Mount Clemens next
week, were selected. They are
Mrs. William Tucker, leader;
Mrs. Dent Matkin, Mrs. George
Simms, and Mrs. John Elliott.
Mrs. Edward Lawless and Mrs.
George Valentine are alternates.
Cards were played following
the business meeting, with prizes
going to Mrs. Lawless, Mrs.
Tucker and Mrs. Matkin.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Happy
Birthday


Sign o. taurus
April 10 70 May %
People born under this sign are noted
for their power of endurance. and both
and mentally they stand up
well under any strain as long as their
lasts. They are social and
never happier than when entertaining
their friends. or those they love. They
like 10 be well dressed and generally
are considered richer than they really
have . strong sense OF the dramatic.
They are governed largely by their
emotions and sensations, but affection
has a greater hold on them than pas
sion. As leaders In any cause they m
spire love and devotion and are apt to
them. They are peculiarly sensitive to
their surroundings and may become NOR
bid or melancholy when forced to 1--we
under poor or unfavorable circumstances.
Mrs. Thomas TrombIey, April IL
Casper Chick, April 20
Mrs. F. w. Krauseneck, May Is
Mrs. Louis Tinker, May 10
Margaret Maxwell, May 26
Rosemary Miller, May 1
Dickie Baxter, May 1
Alfred Sahr, May 3
Robert Glefke, May 4
Joan Ullrich, May IL
Mrs. A. J. Pickman, May :
Harry Breitmeyer, May IL
Monte Barnes, May 10
Mrs. Julia MacArthur, May 10
Mrs. william r. Gross, May 3
Paul Sonnenburg, May 5
Mrs. Gertrude Steinmann, May
10
DR.. George Robertroy, April IL
Mrs. Charles r. Ullrich, May IL
Florence NJ. Heiser, April -
Charles Rood, Jr., May 10
Clarence Schott, May IL
Bonnie Sue Meier, May IL
Mrs. Maurice Daily, April %
Conrad A. Seibert, May IL
Mrs. Shirley Carey Bloes, May ,
Roger Maxwell, May 3
willard kukuk, May II
Mrs. Louis Kandt, May 10
Paul Sehocn, May :
Calvin Scheen, May 3
Mrs. Francis Ullrich, April IL.
Gall Nadine Bergman, April Is.
Frank Petitpren, April -.
yehn Monte, April -.
Mira Harry Krants, April 10.
Mrs. c. D. Boyer, April 10.
Selma Hsrtung. April -.
Bert v. NunneIsy, H.. April !.
whitney Rsso, April II.
Charlotte Reese. ADgil IL.
Della Nunneley. Apeil -.
Mn. Irwin Perry. April -.
Regins miller, A0gil 10.
JoAa v1I1seak ASen L.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17

sons attended the party, spon-
sored by the Sisters of st. Jo-
seph. Another party will be held
next Wednesday evening with
the same door prize. This party
will be held In The sanitarium
lobby also, beginning at $50
o'clock.
HOWARD G. CHAMBERLAIN,
formerly Of Mount Clemens was
In Detroit on Q business trip this
morning. Mr.. Chamberlin Is an
engineer in the employ Of the
Philco Corp'n, Philadelphia, and
now makes his home in Lans-
dale, Pa, 4 Philadelphia SUBJ
urb.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17

THE LOCAL LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS has received
the following letter from the
National headquarters in Wash
ington.
Keeping step with the swift
realignment Of U. s. government
tai affairs into . defense pat
tern, the National League Of Wo-
men Voters today issued 1.-THE
Battle of Production" q pamph-
let presenting an overall view
of the program which is max
ing the United States democ-
racy's arsenal.
The new publication is de-
signed to increase information
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17

Mrs. Charlotte Seoville, Mrs.
william Teseder. 49,
Golden Rule Circle: Mira. Paul
SchoeH, Mrs. Fred Schock, Mrs.
Olin Cook, Mrs. Robert Winbig-
Ter.
Silver Lining Circle: Mrs.
Donald Miller. Mrs. Franz De-
vantier, Mrs. =. L. Preston, Mrs.
Harold Sherman.
Silver Cross Circle: Mrs. Fred
Schnekel, Mrs. Alice Peltier,
Mrs. Lena Stuetxer, Mrs. Mich
ael Schalm. leader; Mrs. BERT
Allen and Mrs. Lena burst, NJ
terpates.
Samaritan Circle: Mrs. Frank
Launauh. Mrs. Stephen Lyle,
Mrs. Perry Dubay Mrs. Ben
Korsynski. New Baltimore.
Isabella Davis Circle: Mrs.
Grace Bradbury, Mrs. Walter
Bing, Mrs. Lester Baker, Mrs.
Anna Braun; alternates, Mrs.
Walter M e i d r u m and Mrs.
George Smith.
Margaret Bottome Circle: Mrs.
Fred Tyack, Mrs. c. e. Willert,
Mrs. Howard Groat, Mrs. Walter
Kandt.
Loyal Workers: Mrs. Wayne
Leach, Mrs. Mary Parks, Mrs.
Emma wilkinson, Mrs. Clarence
Fredericks.
Whatsoever Circle: Mrs. Har-
ry johnson, Mrs. Charles Me
meta, Mrs. Arthur Donaldson,
Mrs. Perry Irish.
In His Name: Mrs. Thomas
Broome, Mrs. Bertha Anthony,
Mrs. J. NJ. Croman, ST., Mrs. +.
w. Common.
United Workers: Mrs. Carlton
Tucker, Mrs. Robert Eckert,
Mrs. Edward DERRICK, Mrs.
James Hufstedler.
Ever Onward Circle: Mrs.
William Tucker, Mrs. Dent Mat
kin. Mrs. George Simms, Mrs.
John Elliott; alternates, Mrs.
Edward Lawless and Mrs.
George Valentine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Methodist WSCS
10 Meet Monday

WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chris
tian Service Of the Methodist
Church will meet on Monday,
April 81 in the church parlors
at eight o'clock.
Conference and district rally
reports will be given on the
gatherings which took place re-
Gently in Royal Oak, Rochester
and Bad Axe. Mrs. Roy Kidd is
in charge of the program, and
Mrs. Macy E. Watkins of the re-
freshments which will follow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Opera Lovers Depart
for Cleveland Visit

DIR. AND MRS. A. A. THOMP-
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian F..
Matthews, Mrs John Butcher,
Mrs Florence Adams, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Malbin left this
morning to spend several days in
Cleveland, where they will hear
the Metropolitan Opera comp
any present several operas.
They expect to hear "Rigolet-
to-. die Valkyrie", "Pagliacci,"
"Cavalliera Rusticana," Faust"
and 1.-THE Barber of Seville"
They expect to return on Sunday
evening.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Desk Gives Up Memento
of Amateur Play Of 1901

ONCE AGAIN an old desk or
btnoau drawer brings to light
: deliShtful remembrance OF
early days In Mount Clemens
when . surprising amount Of his
trionic ability was discovered In
staid matrons and aspiring mai
dens. A program of an amateur
production came to light recent
ly. II advertised "A Spinsters'
Convention" and was given in
Nelson's Opera House on Mon
day, Dec. End, 1901. IT will be
enough to give the cast as pub
lished on the program. What a
host of memories it will bring
ND to members of that genera
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Metropolitan
Auxiliary Has
Annual Banquet

CHARMING FAyORS made
of Spring handkerchiefs sur
rounded by lace paper doilies
marked the places last evening
at the seventh annual banquet
meeting Of, the Metropolitan
Auxiliary. held at the Brown
Cottage.
a beautifully decorated birth
day cake surrounded by seven
white candles formed the center
piece at the banquet table.
around which Al women were
seated. Honored guests at the
event were Mrs. Elda Fairman
end her daughter, of Pontiac.
Mrs. Fairman is grand president
OF the Michigan Metropolitan
Auxiliary, and she addressed
the group briefly.
Corsages were presented to
Mrs. Fairman, Miss Frederick,
president of the local unit, and
to Mrs. John Gillett, who is
Grand Treasurer for the state
organization.
Cards and bunco were the di-.
version of the evening. Winners
were Mrs. John w. Miller, Mrs.
John Walters, Mrs. Tom Long
sta14, Mrs. Harold Widrig and
Mrs.. Pat O'Grady. Mrs. Bert
Lo1cn won the house prize.
AGrs. Miller was chairman Of
arrangements for the event, as
sisted By Mrs. O'Grady, Mrs.
Charles SANDERS, Mrs Gillett
and Miss Frederick. Va
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
"a cces Of Knes Daughtes o Convene for Couny Convention
illness Postpones
Gront PTA Meeting

LAST EVENINGS ScheduIed
meeting of Grant PTA was post
poned late yesterday on account
of the illness Of Violet Repaid,
who was to give travelogue OF
Mexico.
The PTA will hold the meet
ing next Wednesday evening, at
eight o'clock at the school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-17
Dancing Club to Hold
Mayo

THE MOUNT CLEMENS
DANCING CLUB will give .
May Day dance on Thursday,
the first, at Gowanie Country
Club with dinner at seven
o'clock.
The following members are
In charge Of arrangements: Mrs.
Fred Kendrick, Alton Noe, Verle
Ryan, Hugh Neal, Francis Yates,
Meryl st. Aubin and Mrs. By.
ron Preussel.
MRS. w. D. GRANDY, who
underwent IN appendectomy In
st. Joseph's hospital two weeks
ago, 10 convalescing at her moth
er's home in Marine City.
MRS. WILLARD HOvEY. Of
Muskegon, will be the guest OF
Miss Emma Coetze Of the Wash
jngton Apartments, tomorrow.
Color Tip
YOU CAN TREAT summer
curtains lightly. Experiment
with color. How about picking
out some favored color In the
furniture slipcovers, matching
e with moss fringe and stitching
several well-spaced rows across
~ bo&tom Of simple lace net
SnTtajnA
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ton. Now adjust your bifocais
and sit down to a half hours en-
joyment, an occasional tear.
CAST
MRS. ALEX JACOBf, who
presided at the convention. The
delegates were DR.. Emma Deck
err. Mrs. Arthur VanEps. Emma
Croker, Mrs. Matthew Slush,
Mrs. Eugene Hough, we'll known
for her Irish wit. Mrs. John
Sherman, of more than usual
height, was Tiny Short, Others
were Mrs. George Nichols, Mrs.
A. Robertson. Mrs. Martin
Croker, Mrs. Milton Little. Mrs.
Robert Wells. Miss Lizzie Bush
and Mrs. Fred Dalby.
This was by no means all
however the other side OF the
program mentions Mrs. Everett
Russell. Miss Henderson, who
left school duties for the big af-
fair, Mrs. George Shelton. who
took the part of Betsey Bobbett,
Mrs. Ella Keith. Mrs. Grimm
and Mrs. w. c. Tenant.
Mrs. Emory Nunneley was
cast as Cleopatra Bell Brown,
Mrs. Joseph Schanher was Polly
Jane Pratt, Mrs. Charles Young
and Mrs. Flora Keller, were
seated in spite of controversy.
Most important were the candi-
dates, Mrs. Frank Lewis, now
visiting in Mount Clemens, and
Miss Maud VanEps. Hulda High
was appropriately taken by Mrs.
William High.
Two men we're on the plat
form, Prof. Makeover and his
assistant, taken by Mr.. Thomas
Halter and Mrs. Casper Keils,
whose names bring up q host of
memories. AS Drum Major of the
Pagoda Band Mr.. .Haller was a
figure never to be forgotten.