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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Japan Poised to Stab
Russians in Back

recently appointed one of rs ace
noC0UatorS Won Stahmcrl as ann
h8>Sador 10 the JapaneSe-SpOn-
s0rcd NanklnC government In
order go assist boz squirting Toxic
to strike against Russia and
perhaps against Britain and the
InItod States as soon as pos
s.0lc.
Apparently however Toxic VIII
not be StampCdod into a war by
which her Nazl partner would
profit more than she.
The appointment of Lieut. Gen.
Toto 10 the premiership bears
out this SuImiSe. as he IS conSid-
cred 10 he a moderate or COM
promise between the "fre-eating
militariStS and the "appeaSement-
inclined conservatives
once the Russian defeat is as
sured however the Japanese
with their determined policy OF
establishing an Oriental empire
undoubtedly viii undertake such
new ventures as existing condi-
.tions dictate, formal relations
with the AXIS being considered of
secondary Importance.
Though making no move at the
moment other than an intensive
drive on China Japan is set 10
begin a major operation either TO
the north or 10 the south.
The most recent report is that
she has concentrated 30 divisions
ON the Siberian border, which
would indicate her intention of
marching on Vladivostok and the
maritime provinces at the first OPP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Could The Earl OF Sandwich
Have Stomach Ulcer Pains I

The oriein Of the sandwich Was brought
about hy the famous Earl Of Sandwich who
liked 20 have small snacks Of tasty morsels
while playing cards. II is hardly likely
that he would have invented the sandwich
had ne suffered stomach ulcer pains. Don
ignore your suffering. Try a 25c box of
Udga for relief Of nicer and stomach pains
Indigestion, gas pains. heartburn. burning
sensation, bloat and other conditions caused
nv excess acid. UdRa Tablets must help or
money refunded. At drug stores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Vanished FeIon
Hunted in Prison
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON. Oct. rs. The mys-
terry of the missing prisoner, or
Where is Eugene Thouin," became
even more mysterious today with
Warden Harry Jackson of Jackson
prison StIll undecided on whether
Thouin is inside or outside the
jailhOuSc.
After searching the prison all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

day yesterday and finding no trace
of Thouin. who was sentenced
from Oakland County TO 20 to 40
years for robbery armed and dis
appeared Thursday, Jackson IS in
.clined 10 believe that the convict
has escaped, but how or when he
has no idea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Boy VdnddIs Hunted
After Raid on Church

Ontario Provincial Police Satur-
day sought a group of young boys
who broke into ST. Adams Angli-
can Church in Windsor to destroy
prayer books and scatter lime and
tacks.
After taking fingerprints and
measuring footprints, the authori-
ties said the vandalS were about
9 or 10 years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
BY REAR ADMIRAL CLARK
n. WOODWARD. 1. :. NAVY

4 ptr Erf |FHi frrRffHhH. News efrf lcf
tN0TF The opinions expressed and
fre assertions made herein are my own
ard sre nos te boo construed AZ Official
r- reHnr' 0 any uRl fhe views Of
mo ~8t department cf me naval scrv-
i-e az largeJ
ASHTNCTON Oct 1e As
the hattie or Moscow draws closer
n its end there is a growing
tenSenoss in Japan's relations with
the United States, an increased
belliCerency having been noted in
the tone Of Japanese spokesman
since the beginning Of The present
Nszi drive. which has strength
ened the hand Of the extremists.
Prior 10 that time. Tokio'S atti-
tude had appeared 10 be most
hopeful Of smoothing over differ
ences Of opinion regarding Pa
Cific policies. But more recently
the United States has been &C.
cuSed of deliberately misunder-
standing Japan's intentions. OF
arrogance and double dealing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Expect 100 Couples Friday
at Spring Soda|iy Dance

Spring flowers. The orchestra
platform. where Horrible Temple
mans ll-piece orchestra will
furnish the music, will be leid
with simulated grass, and flow
ers will be used TO bank Il. Bal
looms In Spring psstels will add
to the vernal atmosphere.
The Sodality met last evening
in st. Mary's elubrooms to COM
plete plans for the event, ut
which 1t least 100 couples are
expected.
Marie Mcmahon II general
chairman of the party. Other
chairmen and their committees
include fdele Moore, tickets;
Virginia Peltier, Jean Voiland.
Louise Quinn md Shirley Tyack,
publicity; Eleanor Schultz, pa
irons; and Hosalie Peltier, assist
ed by members of st. Mary's
High school senior class, decora-
tons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Richmond Couple Speak Vows
in Pretty Church Ceremony

A PRETTY WEDDING was
solsmnissd In %. Ausstine's
Catholic church, Richmond, on
Saturday morning. April 10.
uniting Miss Edna Mae Yleisch-
mann. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Haymoud Elsischmann, an d
Newell Smith.
The nuptisl mass was sung by
Rev. Hr. Joe. a. Maien.
tn bside, who wss given In
marriage ~ hsr fathes, wore .
btsutiftl White satin gown with
q long train md . ven with
train stteehe6 . Z Juliet cap
trimmed WITH nd peegls. She
esssied . bri6el eoUQvst Of blush
ross md eronos blosooms lied
WITH 1eng setsemsss. = ~
Her atlen6ents Wers Mir Joy
Hlsieehmoan, po)ter tn bsios,
who w. Md e hapte, md
~ j. eui1h sloe0 g ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Presbyterian Group
Plans Pollock Monday

LADIES' AUXILIARY Of the
Presbyterian church will hold q
planned pot-luck luncheon on
Monday, April %, at one o'clock,
at the home of the Misses Flor
ence and Anna Whitney, 100
Grand avenue.
The luncheon committee In
cludes Mrs. A. L. Donaldson,
Miss Ann Schultz and Mrs.
George bankers.
The new officers will preside
for the first time ut the meeting
which will follow luncheon.
They are Mrs. Ted Leonardson,
president; Mrs. Louis Sonnen-
burg, vice-president; Mrs. ]. B.
Fulton, treasurer; and Mrs.
Katherine Shelton, secretary.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

groom, who was bridesmaid. The
maid Of honor was attired In q
peach georeetts floor length
gown and carried Z bouquet of
talisman roses, sweet pes and
snapdragons. The bridesmaid
wore . gown 81 blue net and
carried . bouquet the same @ the
maid Of honor.
The groom's s4tendants were
Ernest zabloeky. cousin Of the
groom. and HAROLD Monty.
After The ceremony. . wed
ding dinner WEE esfved to IS Of
the immediate relatives and
friends. Tho toble W. eentersd
with . four tlorod wedding cake.
Four generations q both fam
lilies were present On This occa-
sion. .
Aftsr . sAoes wedding trip 10
Nisgasa ro))a Ne ctuple Will b
Of AeaAe - thefS tsisk1s at SSS3
l6onso1r 49, 1la1vAenA n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

Old Rugged Cross" uuE1nS ~
singing. Joyce 6oi1origln, -
~ IN angel appeasedr ~ p1Go
Gala lilies upon . erpGe & % n
leaves, honoring ~ n
Daughters members ~ "a
died during the pest yeoSs
Ann Peltjer Of Silvog CeoG CO.
Gle, Mrs. Raymond 3lUrto ~
Harrison Circle. MfG lcaSy
gel Of wstchful Circle ~ lo1oy
Henrietta Wolf, of IN His m
Circle. q !. Ia
BABY PARADE !. I; /.
The annual baby pofuk
when some Of the ~ hohtoD
cared for during the past ypq<
appear before The couveu1So,
Is always . highlieht q H. Co...
vention. MrS. Ernest Ncoy -
sisted by Mrs. H. +. laooEo, ri
in charge Of the elinie, ~ wll1cps
20 new babies wero oGa1l116
this year Mrs.. 1@Qoee 49,
the youngsters wjSo ware ~ Y
ent yesterday with senvoulr r. Y
yer spoons. Thsy WoE9 ~
Miller, five months: 1il \
Miller, three years xe I.
Hubbard, nine mo1tAss Il
Hubbard, 2A ysarst lL1n = = !
uncle; Gloria Jean Kk11l u b
years; Joyce whitsitt, III yJ1I = I &
Billy Whitsitt, six years; G q
Jamrus, live nnonlla; ~
Beaujean, three yearSs 4. II
Marie Rinke. seven Hpou&6E n &
liam Rinks. 70 mouths: Y
Rinke. tour yeAKS; aaa !.
Ann Champine, eiel1 ten - 81
Rev. Joseph 4. x1nae &ffo "
ed the conventioA with ! - u
and Mrs. woodland pG11 4
Reports Of the vaxioue 0l =
In the organixatlon 1890 1 =
Cd by greetineB 1I0m i
president, Nh. Heyvas d
ford. S'2- Il Sx;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test yoxr kwocIedes o. correct
social usage By s.sWsrtwo tAs FOL-
losctN0 Qxesttoxs, tAes checking
oootHst the axthorttative sSswsrs
betoU:
I. II II good manners 70 dis-
CUES the cost Of food during 4
meal?
3. II q wife serves for dinner
q dish her husband hsd It lunch
should he say, Il had that for
lunch?"
.. Il Il good manners 70 hold
food on your fork while you stop
eating 10 make . remark7
6. What should . guest 1t q
buffet meal do with his glass II
he ID holding. his plate In his left
handf ~
8. II Q hostess 1t Q buffet sup
per has no maid II Il Ill right
for her 70 ask q guest me knows
well TO help her remove plates ct
the end Of the meal?
What sCosA yos % f.
Yos are spesktNe 81 yoSr mstl--
(s) Coli Asv "mv Stsr'f
10 Cen her my asaS"f
1. No.
Z. No.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Blonde-SchindIer Wedding
Held in ST. Peters Church

BEFORE AN ALTAR decorat-
ed with palms and Easter lilies,
Saturday morning, In st. Peters
church, Pauline Blonde, daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blonde.
became the bride Of Robert
SCHNEIDER, son Of Albert Schind-
Ter.
The Rev. Fr. A. Hebert per-
formed the ceremony, and soft
organ strains were heard thru
out the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was
lovely In q gown Of white slip
per satin and English lace, de-
signed and made by the bride.
The white lace bodice was fash
Toned with q sweetheart neck
line, trimmed with satin pleat-
ing and tied on both sides with
satin bows. Her long sleeves
ended In points over the wrist
with the same satin pleating.
The white girdle and skirt Of
satin, was designed In q long
circular train with panels of
lace and satin DISCRIMINATING.
Her finsertip veil, Of French
net, was held In place by . high
tiara Of orange blossoms and
she carried m arm bouquet of
Easter lilies, gardenias and
sweet peas.
The attendants, Geraldine
Blonde, maid Of honor, and
bridesmaids. Mary Ellen Schutt
and Irene Duprey, wore identic-
al gowns Of pale pink taffetta,
fashioned with short pulled
sleeves and of the shoulder
necklines. "A tiara Of tiny pink
flowers and shoulder length veil
was worn BY the maid Of honor,
while the brideanaids chose
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Wedding Plans
Announced

OF INTER EST 10 many
Mount Clemens people Il the
forthcoming marriage Of Caro-
lyn Dopp, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruben Dopp, Of Barlow
Avenue, Detroit, who will marry
Arnold Ratzow, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Ratzow, Of 16 Staple
ton Avenue, Mount Clemens.
The wedding will be on Satur-
day, April 20 ut $50 o'clock. b
Mt. Calvary Lutheran church,
located on Seymour and Chal-
mers Avenue In Detroit.
Miss Dopp has chosen her
cousin, Mrs. william Roth (Fern
Deng), also Of Detroit, q matron
of honor. Eleanor Dopp, sister Of
the bride-elect, will be Junior
bridesmaid. bridesmaids will b
Evelyn Baarck and Mrs. william
Havel Of Mount Clemens and
carol Ann Ratxow, niece Of the
bridegroom, will be flower girl.
Mr.. Ratzow's brother, William,
will act as best man with Rus
sell DenS, Of Springfield, H.,
and william Havel, ushering.
Another brother, Alfred. will
sing Because" and 20 Perfect
Love-"
A reception Il 70 Be held for
800 guests In the evening 1t the
Eastwood Cafe In East Detroit
A rehearsal dinner will b
given Friday evening In East De-
troit Lutheran school. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

says she spent on his education
and entertainment.
And, being q woman, she may
get II. Strong men quail when .
determined woman demands her
money back. -
Men never get any money
back their wives walk out on
them or they walk out on their
wives. They don't even expect
to. They just consider that they
made q poor investment, and let
IL 20 ut that.
Their only kick II that they
have 70 60 on paying on the poor
investment for years In the form
Of alimony.
MARRIAGE As "A
POOR INVESTMENT
II working wives do figure
they ought TO get back the mon
ey they contribute to Q marriage,
in case the marriage turns out
to be q poor investment they
ought TO be business like en-
ough to make such . stipula-
ton beforehand.
They could ask their husbands
to sign IN agreement 70 that e.
feet and then, ~ the money u
spent, they could demand notes
for Il.
That isn't very romantic. but
II women want to be 90 roman
tic-minded % men, they should
b q willing q men % take theiS
chances and pay for their mis-
takes.
That means That whsn . wsgk-
ing wife, who has spent n1eooy
on her husband. 80 ~ -.
riage end IN failure ~. sAGul<
Be Q good enough sport - 49,
her shoulder and ~. "Vo0 4
guess that win juse have - ~
chalksd up 10 experience"
Either that, or ths hushgn(
should know q the start 0lr& Z
she dooon't consider HIN 49,
gain, shs'il sxpscte hsf ne11
Hc 7. y = 49,. ~ -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
CT Business Girls Have
Theatre Party in Detroit

A NUMBER Of members of
the. Business Girls Group Of
Girls Friendly Society held
theatre party last evening. 60
ing to Detroit to see Reaching
For the Sun" 1t the Michigan
theatre.
Those who made the trip were
Adele Mcpherson, Bernice
Smith, Katrine Beer. Winifred
Duckwitz, Kathleen Beer, Helen
Duckert, Thelma Leary, Jean
Rickert, and Elizabeth Breiling.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
RoseviIIe Girl to Wed
Mount Clemens Man

MRS. NINA JEANNETTE, Of
27208 Boland, Roseville, an
nounces the forthcoming mar
riage Of her daughter June Nor
enc, 70 Robert ]. vargo. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Varso, Of
1880 Masonic Boulevard. Mount
Clemens.
The wedding will take place
at noon on May 20 inst Marks
Lutheran church, with the Rev.
Walter Wiggert reading the serv-
ice.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Catholic Club
Plans Series ).
Of Dances

THE CATHOLIC YOUNG
PEOPLES CLUB met last eve.
ming, and laid plans for q series
Of Friday evening dances. They
will be held on May 2, l6, and
30, under the Craftsmanship Of
George Mcdonald.
Last evenings meeting, held
in st. Mary's clubrooms follow
ing Miss Mary May Scoville's
dancing class. marked the first
time the group has met on Tues
day. Regular meetings will be
held hereafter on Tuesdays in
stead Of Sundays. The next regu-
lar meeting will be held on
May Is.
On May 8. Miss Scoville will
conduct the next dancing class.
The entertainment and mem.
bership committees Of the club
will meet on April 20, at the
home Of Lillian Grazioli, Crock
er boulevard, to complete plans
for the series of dances.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN HA-
MANN, of Leslie Street, were
dinner guests In Flint, Sunday,
1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kreutzfeldt on Odette
Avenue.
MRS. HAR OIL LINDSEY
entertained her bridge club yes
terday ut her home on South
Wilson boulevard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

they make, you
will see them
. I Q n d ! n & In
line, indignant
~ d 9 m anding
their m o n 9 y
back.
a n d n o W,
here's . young
Chicago wife, Z
hospital anes-
0etst " h o,
along with ~
Ing her doctor
husband for Z
d8v0rco In try.
Ing h-yst back
the $4,000 she
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

DECORATIONS for the
Spring dance Of the Sodality Of
Our Lady Of st. Peters parish
Friday evening will be some
thing extra special. according to
plans announced today.
The ceiling Of the Medea ball
room, where the dance Is to be
held, will be covered with q
trellis of white, intertwined with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
A Star and a Serape
.ahlia Club

MRS. GRACE DUBAY enter
tanned members Of the Dahlia
Club Of 81. Louis parish yester-
day afternoon, at her home on
Court street.
Prizes at cards were won by
Mrs. Frank Petitpren, Mrs. Du-
bay. Mrs. william Campau. and
house prize TO Mrs. Charles
Medium.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Petitpren, % Third
street, on Tuesday, April 20, at
two o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Coming Events


SALVATION ARMY HOSTESS HOUSE TEA, at Hostess
House on Cas- avenue; to PM; and to 10 pm.
GAMES PARTY in st. Josephs ssnarium lobby sponsored
MOUNT y sss e s. nds s's Ss :. $50 pm Masonic
,.,,,, hall Ledge opens per At pm dinner at $40 pm
cGSs home of x.n. Beer 10 Grand
SALE PM Matthew. building sponsored by Girl.
Own Circle.
with Mrs. Harold cADsn
eau, 1870 South Wilson boulevard at 8 pm.
LIP-READlNG CLASS in MCHS, Room 40, at pm.
FEC GIRLS CLUB, at the home Gladys Bobcean 252
Euclid avenue at 1880 pm
los South Wilson boulevard. at $40 pm.
CHATTERBOx CLUB. at the home of Mrs Earl Ross, 90
SMILING EIGHT CLUB at the home of Mrs H. Peltier
c''' avenue ra a. R% ApRnm
Association, at Midway restaurant Romeo At $50
DArroDIL TEA sponsored by wscs Group g. in Methodist
CHICKEN nSSs by D.v. o in c.n..
MARc1REr sor OFT CIRCLE til. hom. Of Mr.. John
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE, at tie home Of Mrs. Arthur
ROSE ef; 81 S. ss ss. Of Mrs. Mar.
ss 1SnSas aays c eS;S :. 1 p. ho. Of Mrs. Joseph
cAsNATIoN CLUB Of St. Louis parish q. tn. hon. Of Mr.,
;s 1;s' ss Rl. sF:' Home. ali.
day sewing for Red Cross. d.
Mrs Rollin Mccall, l33 Smith street, at 1880 pm.
BIN. JUNIOR SISTERHOOD, at the home Of Mrs. Louis
Zsve, 200M Cas- avenue, Ut $50 pm.
MEETING OF flower committee for Westminster Guild dance
At the home Of Mr.: Ernest Matthew'S At 2 pm
WHATSOEVER CIRCLE 1t the home Of Mrs Hattie Beate
.,,,u Isl n N,rth Avenue At sso pm
Peters parish, ut the Medea ballroom 1t ESQ pm
RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Methodist Wesleyan League
1t 81 North Broadway.
LOOF in Barron hall, ut pm
GIRL SCOUT swimming class, 1t MCHS pool, At pm.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20
RUMMAGE SALE sponsosed By Methodist Wesleyan
League, ut 50 North Broadway
DANCE for members and guests Of Young womens Club
In Masonic clubrooms
MONDAY, APRIL %
LADIES AUXILIARY Of Presbyterian church potluck lunch
con 1t the home OF the Misses Florence and Anna
Whitney, 100 Grand avenue ct PM
T. +. NJ SENIOR SISTERHO0D Ut the home Of Mrs. Meyer
Davis, at $50 pm.
PROGRAM s,ensOrsd s. g. retsrs Meow. Knights Of COL
lumbu1 md other orgapisetions, IN D. Mays kymnas
iunn ct pm. z. 4. Merrill, speaker.
BOARD NETTING Of Garden Club. st Tie home Of Mrs
Mary Scott simpeea, 9eM Lincoln avenue, Ut l;3o pm
YOUNG wOMEN'S METHODIST GUILD At the home Of
Mrs Lyle Roger 81 South Highland avenue, st
roRoEr N NOT CLUE It the home Of Mrs David Hbbsrs
= Cseckss boulevard, st pm. hSs,f
NUN AND POPPY cLUD q ths hons q Mr. end Ass ".
~ 0su&s ~ gsesS1 $50. . pa . IS. <
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Rebekahs Hold
Last Visitation

THE FINAL VISITATION In
this series for district 5 Of the
Rebekah Lodge was held Last
evening Ut Myrtle K Lodge In
Port Huron, with lilo members
present from Algonac, Almont,
Marine City, Memphis, Romeo,
st. Clair, two lodges IN Port
Huron, and II from Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. Jennie Pelkey Of Port
Huron, past president Of Rebek-
all Assembly Of Michigan was
an honored guest at the vista
ton, entertainment for which
was put on by Algonac lodge.
Those from Mount Clemens
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Barney, Mr..
and Mrs. William Frick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Siewert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Ross, Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert williams, Mrs. Grace NAL
last, Mrs. Rose Flory, Mrs. Nora
Streu, Mrs. Philip Plevek, and
Mrs. James Gray.
The next regular meeting Of
the local Rebekah lodge will Be
held in Barron hall on Thursday
evening. May !, at eight o'clock.
A district meeting will be held
on May In Romeo. Further
plans for this event will be an
nounced later.
MRS. ORRIN K. GRIFFITH
left Ford hospital, Detroit today
following an operation perform.
ed last week. She will conval-
esce for q week or more with
her sister. Mrs. George Rowan,
4186 Harvard road, Detroit, be-
fore returning to her home In
Mount Clemens.
GILES HUBBARD, Of Della
ware, O., Is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hubbard.
Last evening he and his sister,
Mrs. H. r. Traua Of Evanston.
Ill. also visiting her parents,
were guests of their sister, Mrs.
Lynden Kaufman, and Mr.. Kauf-
man in Detroit.
A GROUP of members Of Zion
Evangelical church Guild and
Mission Society are today At
tending q regional meeting at
Bethel Evangelical af,d Reform
ed church, West Grand boule-
ward, Detroit.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD
READ and children Of North
Avenue spent Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. william Read, Of
Winsor Street, Flint.
MRS. RUSSELL ULLRICH
will be honored by her birthday
club tomorrow at her home on
North Gratiot avenue. Her birth
day fell on Sunday, April 20.
CHATTERBOX CLUB will
meet this evening at 1850 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Earl Ross,
% ,Rathbone street.
ESTELLE YOCHUM 10 OBJ
serving her birthday anniver-
sary today at her home on Shook
road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

blue accessories. They carried
arm bouquets of pink and rose
carnations and snapdragons.
The groom's attendants were
Benedict Syrocki, of Mount
Clemens, and Steve Kneip, of
Detroit.
The brides mother wore dusty
rose, while Mrs. SCHNEIDER chose
black. Both wore corsages of
gardenias.
Following the ceremony q
breakfast for the bridal party
and the immediate families was
served ut the brides home in
Meade, followed by q five
o'clock dinner and q reception
for 200 ut Sc. Louis Hall.
Guests were present from
Meade. New Haven, Armada.
Mount Clemens, st. Clair, Ro-
chester and Detroit. Following
q brief wedding trip they will
make their home with the brides
parents.
MRS. JOSEPH A. NORTH of
Glenwood road and Mrs. Floyd
Duborg Of Florence avenue, left
today for Flint to attend the
state PTA convention being held
there today, tomorrow, and Fri
day. They represent Herman
Xix PTA.
MRS. EDWARD KING and
daughter Kay Ellen Of Palmyra
are visiting 1t the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas King, Tilson
street. Romeo.
JAMES NAPLES Of Port HUI
ron will spend the summer
months st the home Of Mr.. and
Mr.. v. j. Ellis, Moran drive.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
> WE THE WOMEN
Cash Refund IS
New Marriage
Contract Idea

WOMEN are always wanting
their money back.
II they aren't one hundred
per cent pleased with any deal
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23
Dickinson PTA Plans
Two Benefit Parties

THIRTY GUESTS were pres
ent yesterday ut the Dickinson
Parent Teachers sll-sames party
held at the home Of Mrs. Otto
Peters, Croker boulevard.
Mrs. A. w. Brott and Mrs.
George Ellis won the house
prizes.
Dickinson PTA will hold m
all-games party ut the school,
to which the public Is invited,
on Wednesday, April 80, at eight
o'clock. The following week,
on May 8, Mrs. Peters will open
her homo 1t I'll Croker boule-
ward for another card party be-
tween the hours Of two and four
o'clock in the afternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

ESTELLE YOCHUM 10 OBJ
serving her birthday anniver-
sary today at her home on Shook
road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

CHILD STUDY CLUB Group
2 was entertained today at
luncheon and . program at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Ziel in
Detroit. Mrs. Ziel moved to De-
troit last year, but retains her
out here.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

CHATTERBOX CLUB will
meet this evening At 1850 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Earl Ross,
% ,Rathbone street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-23

JAMES NAPLES Of Port HUI
ron will spend the summer
months st the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. v. j. Ellis, Moran drive.