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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-06-19


faint cry of an infant and after
what seemed an eternity Frau
Hector opened the door. She
motioned to Carl. "You can GO in
now but only for a short time
! for she is very low" Carl picked
up the clock as he entered the
room.'he had the feeling that per-
haps his Eliza would not get we'll.
How very pale she was AM tie
veins in her forehead were a deep
! purple with cold perspiration on
her face.
| Weakly she spoke Carl. here
is your SON. Just then like the
sweet unspoiled laughter of a
small child the clock began to
chime: then changed to the mer-
| ry chuckle of women who is
happy and satisfied with her lot in
life" 49,
"Oh mein, Carl. what have you
there"
With tears in his eyes Carl
answered, 1T is Hans and my
love gift to YOU"
i 1T is so beautiful" she spoke,
call Hans so that | can thank
him"
Hans came softly into the
room. his old head bent with sor-
! row.
Carl and Hans" she said, ito
thank you for your gift is not
enough, SO in return | will give
Carl-Hans to both of you to take
care OF for me. and the clock |
give to our son and when he is
gone it is to go to his sons son.
And Carl don't grieve for me for
we have been SO happy. only
hope that my son and the genera
tions following will be happy as
you and | were, and every time
you hear the chimes ring let them
be reminder of our joys and
sorrows together"
The two broken hearted men
left the room. One youthful with
the deep love OF a husband for
his wife. The other, an old man
with the tender love OF as father
for his daughter. Combining the
two. their love and understand
ing went out to the infant son
whose only memory OF a mother
would be of a clock which two
men had made for the woman
they odored.
THAT Susan. is the story of
my great-great-grandfather and
mother. The clock has been hand
ed down to me. 1t was brought
over by Carl-Hans when he start
ed the small watch shop where
our huge factory stands now.
Shall we 60 back on Carl and
Eliza. They wanted happiness SO
much and couldn't have it. we can
have it and don't want it very
badly. Perhaps l do spend too
much time at the Office. but it will
be different now. Maybe | can
be like the first Carl who made
this clock for his wife as a love
gift. I'm pleading with you Su-
SAN" he paused, what will it
be"
Susan thought for a moment,
could it be that she too had been
a bit selfish and moody wanting
to go out when Carl wanted to
stay home and study some plans
for a new watch design which
one OF the men had made. Her
thoughts however were cut short
for Just then like the sweet ripple
of child's laughter the clock be-
gan to chime. She moved to his
side. Carl she said answering
his plea. Eve will start all over
again for what would Eliza say
if she knew there was no Carl
the fifth to get her clock" And
then like the low chuckle of
woman who is happy and satis-
fed with her lot in life the clock
began to chime again.
After all these years the clock
was still the same but it must
have been wiser for as the chimes
finished the hour the notes ended
| i'm q tri,mDhant manner o1,d that
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Ambulance Is
Given Poles
5000 See Il, Truck
Prssented Gensrol

0More than 5000 perso n 8,
among them many local resi-
dents, yesterday witnessed the
presentation of an ambulance
and transport truck to Gen. Bro
nislow Ouch, commander Of the
Polish Legion in Canada, cere-
monies at Paris Park, l8-Mile
and Utica.
It was the climax to the Sec
ond annual Polish Relief Day
festival which attracted Mich
igan citizens of Polish descent
from all parts of the state.
The equipment will be used in
England.
Il Accepting the gifts, Gen. Ouch
said: II am happy to be in the
worlds greatest republic and to
speak with civilian and army
leaders,. he said. 1T is especial
ly significant that this should
take place in the center Of the
armament industry in this hem
isphere."
Sheriffs deputies under Sher-
if Jacob F. Theut provided Off
cial escort while the General
was in the County.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Reveal New
Draft Quotas
County Supply
81 In September

= Macomb county's three draft
boards today were tentatively or
dered to supply So men for in
duction sometime during the first
week In September, state selec-
tive service officials revealed
this morning.
Only Board No. will use FL
year-old registrants to fill the
September quota, according to
Chief Clerk Chef Kroner. Only
q few of the new registrants will
be indicted, however, because
the Board No. allotment only
totals 10 men.
Boards 2 and 3 were each CIV
en- tentative 17-men quotas, 1t
was announced.
Spokesman for all three boards
said questionnaires were being
mailed the 21-year-olds this
week. rs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Dy The AsssslstsA Press

Nine, persons were killed in
Michigan automobile traffic over
the weekend, and three drown
Cd.
PAW PAW-tR-Two Chica-
70 women, Regina Green and
Mrs. Wanetta J. Foster, were
killed and five other persons in
jured In an automobile collision
on U. S.-12 five miles East Of
here Sunday. The women were
riding with william Scott Of Chi
cago, whose car collided with
one driven by william Kauska,
10. of Kalamazoo. Lakeview hos
pital reported that Kauska suf-
fered q crushed chest and Sc
we're cuts.
Z PORT HOPE - (P - Mrs.
George Knable, 48, of Shower,
Sanilac county. was killed near
here Sunday in the collision of
her husbands automobile with
one driven by Thomas j. Bry-
IN of Caseville.
CONGRATULATIONS SUI
fered In an automobile collision
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Horse Gives Way
10 Auio-in Accident

"a horse-apparently the VIC
tim Of q runaway auto-was
found dead on q road outside
Roseville Sunday.
Roseville police. investigating
the accident, picked up a car
containing five colored persons.
The windshield of he car was
broken.
Police reported that the occu-
pants of the car had been drink
ing, and that they are holding
them for questioning on q driv-
ing without license charge.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Nine Killed In Michiqan Weekend Auto Accf

The Tuesday program follows:
Star Spangled Banner
Officer Of the Day. March,
b. Hall.
Observation-Disclosures
Fighting Irish, March Griges.
Dancing Tambourine - w. c.
Polla.
Loyal and True, March-Yo-
der.
Sleepy Time, Waltz Medley.
March of the Trojans - Bus
kirk.
Desert Song--Rombers.
Mounties On Parade-KleH-
man.
The Hoe Down, A Rural Med
ley.
His Honor March-Fillmore.
Washington Post March-Sou-
-.
Star Spansled Banner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Touches

WHETHER your summer
wardrobe il brand new or not,
this Is q season for splashing
white lingerie touches on coats
and frocks. There's plenty Of
range in styles and materials
to suit every type, from the.
strictly tailored to the utterly
feminine. The new sailor col
lars, deep We'd in the front and
squared at the back, are smart
ly shown In linen and lace, eye
let embroidered organdie and
pique edged with eyelet duffling.
Deep Regency ruffles are i'm
portant, too. Fine, sheer fab
RIGS, delicately edged, ruffled
very full, In two and three tiers,
show off 10 excellent advuntage
on slim, dark frockS. BilloWing
jabots IN blousss and attached
to dickies or vestees are most
flattering with both dresmaker
Or tailored silk suits.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
South River
Resort. Closed
Rsputad Bootleg
Shop Raidsd

. Sheriffs deputies, led by I'm
dersheriff Harley Ensign, closed
in on q blind pig on South Riv-
er road, at 4:10 am. Sunday
morning and ordered the propri-
etor, Ben Keidel to shut up the
establishment and keep it shut
after dispensing number Of
male patrons.
Deputies reported that Is cars
were parked outside. the blind
pig. They found q number of bot
ties of beer and two quarts of
liquor in the establishment.
Keidel and his wife were or
dered to appear for questioning
at the sheriffs office Monday AZ
ternoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
pipp 10 Address
81. Louis Club
Ex-Yonk STAR
Now MA offieiuI

oFormer Yankee first-baseman
Walter Pipp will speak ut the
regular monthly meeting of the
st. Louis Club Wednesday eve
ming a Sis. Pipp is now director
of q state baseball league for the
National Youth Administration.
One of the best known play
ers, Walter makes quite q hit In
the lettuce-league. He also
shows baseball films. His
brother is the Rev. William p.
Pipp, assistant at st. Louis Par
ish. John. Gillette is president
of the club.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
One.Year-Old
Gu1Ps Bottle
Cap. is O. TX.

OMrs. Gertrude Sheriff., 2O4O
Stafford Avenue, had q frighten-
ing time yesterday
Her one-and- -half-year old
son swallowed q bottle cap and
started to choke on 1t.
Mrs. Sheriff. summoned the
sheriffs office. Deputies Grob-
bel, Grabert and Gudenau rush.
ed the baby to St. Joseph's hos
pital where the bottle cap was
extracted.
The baby was reported today
to be in good condition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Plan Concert
for tuesday
Bond Prosrom
Is Revealed

OClare A. Wigell and his Mount
Clemens High school Band will
present the fifth outdoor concert
Of the summer season from the
Public Library steps tomorrow at
Sis pm.
The concert replaces one post
poned earlier because of rain,
Wisell said, in announcing the
regular Friday concert Is sched-
uled for this week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
An Old, Old Tale!
(herthez Ia.


cit doesn't pay to cut in on All
other fellows girl.
Jack Barker, 22526 Rein, East
Detroit, found that out early
Sunday morning.
UndersheriH Harley Ensign in
vestigating the report Of q fight
at q tavern on Hayes road at
Fall found Wilbur Frohnip, 1856
81 North Park, East Detroit,
Johnnie Kossak. Route /, WASH
ington, and Barker mixing it up.
Barker was getting the worst
Of it.. He was taken to st. Jo-
seph's for treatment of an eye
injury.
The cause-of course-was q
woman.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

OlQ JoCA 0CuIlGcS "a SloWSOus
DETROIT - @-Detroit re-
corded Its l01st traffic fatality
Sunday, a. compared with 135
for the corresponding period last
year, in the death Of IN uniden-
titled man about 80 who. was hit
by an automobile.
MONROE-(R Stopping to
make repairs on his car, Robert
Gose, ~. was struck and killed
by q truck Sunday near here.
Gose was. driving his wife and
daughter to Oxbow Lake, near
Pontiac, whe e they intended to
make their home. They had lived
in Portsmouth, o. Earl LEIGH, Is,
of Toledo, the truck driver, was
questioned ~ police.
o.
HOLLAND - up - Gerrit
Goodhart, 80, of .dollan% was
killed Saturday when his auto
mobile ran off the road into a
tree near here.
HANCOCK - @ - Twelve
year-old Joyce Baril drowned in
Portage Lake Saturday night
and William A. Barth, 81, of
Hancock, father of the girls
companion, drowned in trying to
rescue her. Joyce was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse
Baril of Lake Lipden.
BROWN CITY-(R-George
Max Ruby, Is, stepped into q
hole In an abandoned gravel pit
Saturday night and drowned.
HAZEL PARK-tR - Five
year-old Kathline Schiflett was
fatally injured Sunday night
when struck by an automobile
near her home.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Richmond Taxes
Up 50 Gents
Sale Increase
Shown in Report

= increase Of so cents in the
township tax rate for Richmond
is the sole major change in 1941
operating tax rates for county
townships according to figures
released today by Thomas H.
Scott, chairman of the county
tax ALLEGATION board.
Richmond's rate went from
81 so to $500. There were sew
eral minor changes in the final
school rates.
The complete tax rates will be
published in The Daily Monitor
tomorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

DETROIT-(R-Mrs. Ruth
Cohen, 10. and her triplets born
Saturday night were reported
doing well today at st. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital. The first born,
q girl, weighed three pounds
seven ounces. A boy, three
pounds one ounce, and . girl,
three pounds seven ounces, fol-
lowed 1t three-minute intervals.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Road Trucks Pick Up
Aluminium Donations

oAll township, city and village
chairmen Of the Aluminium
campaign VIII ose collections
have not been picked up by
County Road office trucks are
urged to contact the county Of
flee today. All aluminium must
be delivered in Detroit this
weekend.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Deputies Find Car,
Reporied Stolen

. Sheriffs deputies today report
ed finding q black four-door
sedan, license number X-Z 1854.
which was reputedly stolen in
Detroit.
The car. q 1897 Ford, was
found on Gratiot avenue, north
Of Wolf road Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
.Aaks Tempting Dishes
from Loftovers

s .rpeise ~ junily with Z stsanln0
Shephscd's ~ ~ dinner toa30hA
They Win nevee guses M's noae e
lotovoss. Fellow 49, de1e1e00
roeipoe - 80 lellevos neal1. bsoods
cakoe. oQQs. eheooe. IN. seuR TN
and creGm. kuias. veQoeables. See- =
q vazietY q tsmptlnQ dl1heA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

oCHICAGO, Aug. - R =
Elizabeth Hicks Newell Of Long
Beach, Calf. was back in Chi
cago today for q shot 1t her
third straight Western Women's
Derby golf championship.
Mrs. Newell. as Miss Hicks,
set Q new derby record Of 307
strokes for the 72-hole medal
play meet in 1899 and retained
the crown with q 3l4 aggregate
In 1910.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Legion Members
10 Meet TONIGHT

oFinal meeting of the Harry
Ollrich Post, American Legion,
prior to the State Convention
Aug. 10 at Grand Rapids will be
held this evening at Z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

In the Arctic, because of the
short summer, many butterflies
spend two summers and q winter
in the caterpillar stage.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

PROTECT YoUR DUD0ET
WITH THESE MONEY.
SAVING IDEAS

"Dssqssts o. . bsdSss" + ~
theaee % sAis eemerksble beea.
let sAGs shews yes heSt ~ rioeoj
ne % ~ kladS GO le1sovoes, =
GttrGesiv6. uueviJ1ess Ga6 SO6ey
Wseels @ sssA Z ssvlaQ tees -
win - amened. An1 ooe6 -
thess 80 slovee reslpes b 60
eesy @ peoporos yes WIN eajev
tey(a9 evoeY 80 o. Mem.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Red Cross Production Report

Red Cross Production Report
Mr. Frank W. Durand, Chairman,
Macomb County Chapter
American Red Cross
Saint Clair Shores,
Michigan.
enclose report Of the Production of the Macomb
County Chapter American Red August 1941
RECEIVED
Relief Fund the purchase materials 96634
subscriptions eamarked for the Production Fund $3.50
s1,o5oa4
EXPENDED--
For materials for the sewing project previ-
ousIy reported $ooo.4O
Expended July Observation-Disclosures. 3.45
S55s.s5 55ss5
For materials for the knitting project previ-
For materials surgical dressings previ.
ously reported .................$ 1911
Expended in July OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.S3
1854 1854
sundry expenses previously reported .$227.0o
Freight paid In July .................. 1l.Sl
s.sssl 1881
s2o4S
August l. 1s41, cash d................. 1919
sl,eso.4
Respectfully submitted
HENRY O. CHAP0TON.
Treasurer Production Fund
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

The Daily Monitor Popularity
Costumes 70 grow every day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
DIVORCE GRANTED

oGeraldine X. Salisbury, Mount
Clemens, won an uncontested di-
vorce suit from her husband
Floyd in Judge Neil E. Reds
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04
Drowning Deaths Lift
State Toll to Twelve
Two chiesso Women Lost Lives,
Five Injured In Paw Paw Csash

proved fatal Sunday to 18-year-
old Jack Schmees of Clawson.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

PONTIAC-(R-Injuries suf
fered In an automobile collision
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-04

Mr.. Frank w. Durand, Chairman,
Macomb County Chapter
American Red Cross
Saint Clair Shores,
Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

REMOVAL NOTICE To former
Friends and Clients: Attorney Al
ner A. Taken i now located on the
Wc>i>idc. Ofilce md Residence Mt
1910 Monterey Avenue. Telephone;
Townsend s.S:lg5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
A Dental Service
For Young Children

The beiroi Department az
Health ennoHnces plans fof ~
den'al eafe az children between tne
ages ~ three an rye. for fam.llo.
that canunt diofd the services Of
a dentist
The tAnlc ~ lhe Dental Division
AZ 1915 81 Antoine street Will be-
open daily except Saturday. from
: 80 am. 'o 80 pm 10 provide
this carr according 10 Or. Bruce n
Douglass. commissioner OF health
Dr. Douglas says thar neglect 81
ne first tech IS Responsible mans
times f1f denia trouble which oc.
cuts "a The manen, teeth and he
states tna' simple whnleso ne food
with = minimum amount ~ sugar
plays h.g part ia building and
preserving teeth
Appointments for the dental SCR
vice for young children may be
made Al any ~ the health ccnters
~ the department ~ Health. pub
liz health nurses viii carry APP
poiniment cards 10 distribute dur
ins their homo visits.
Accompanying this service 90
those who cannot afford 70 pay FOR
dental care viii be- program Of
education 20 promote better dental
care for all young children
~ Is recommended that young
children be- taken o. the dentist
every six months IN order that
small cavities receive prompt aitcn-
tiOu.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Whitaker News
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Famous Lost Colony
Opens Fifth Season
In North Carolina

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
Inkster lettings
By MADELINE DeFIIs

young girls and Toys 20 u.nEle So
c,ally and persue wholesome
recreation and ideals 4 XII, was
presented 20 Miss Lila Lissim0re.
spcnsorer ard advisor 10 the club
A program was also presented dur
.nz The afternoon Guests we're
Misses Janet Bolden. Johnny Wil-
son. Geneva SINUS Jean Dean.
verna Parker Madeline DeFils.
Magnolia S.mms and Mesdames
Llsslmore X nafd Alice LaSisf.
ard 4 Jones and the Messrs Tom
ny shannon. Jerry Shaw, Louis
Thomas ~ Ferrdaie: Pete Jack
son and Aaron Jones.
Womack Temple
The reports from TIE delegates
who attended The District confer
ence we're given during TIE morn
ina hour After wh.ah the Rev 5. A.
Sea delivered sermon from the
S7fh Psalm The message vas mos,
inspiring and enlizn'enlnz
The Smar, set duh appreciated
the cooperation Of The many friends
who accommodated them AZ their
chicken dinner SATURDAY. Mrs. Ola
Jane Hill j. new member ~ the
club. Mrs Robinson cleveland. O.
7as guest OF the ciah this week.
Also Mrs Butler 81 AIRED street
lnkstsr.
Claude White - Philadelphia
IA IS visiting a. me home ~ his
brother. Daley White. on spruce
street.
Miss Fife Lindsay Mrs. Bette
scroseirs. Miss Lucy Hayden
George Jones and Miss Ruth Cor
bin. o. Paris Ky. are weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Lind
say and brother John Lindsay, sll.
Moore street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

NJ ara rrs lanes r,aYs-port
-'"' y r FRI" $500
r.ssfs Mr T4r.sr e successful
5ss.ressusn ~ Cletsi.-4 r-s.c.
-. ~.
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.stsr Hrs ~ s-f Sc ~
sng4s y. a...n. M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28
A Fsw
Timely Hint,
By JAML> HOGsEr

Here IS VIA sas hspss,..
the hrst time IL IA hls,or, !. !.
State Of Nieh'Esp a group !, :
ored registered curses va. any,
ed 70 the STAT a. Herman H..
hospital. Nlar crio-sa ru,,.s
ported 10 their sss ss,a,ds,
ing. June Fl. -
And they are q-a...ss -.
psb.e O. holc.rz a-y ,os n
they are assigned Al ,hsy ~
chance and Trey XIII rro,. !.
their employer
Before now 4. e. IN. nj.
difference hov n4eN sdse,,is,
ored nurses hal ro- frem
university or cos-A ,5sv
graduated from 'ts cs, NJ ~.
did not appo'r' ,.m Hoss,,.
few were app r'c. 4, Rse.,.
hospital about 'asfs years ~,
1875
These are 'hs r.-sss Vi. Va,
appointed after 7sss.a- n. IN
service exanir4 Mss,
Richardson. X Tyies q rs,,.s'I
" Thompson. = Claws / ny
Annie Ice. a Ssyr,.- s-d n
Richardson Mss Hs.s- os.s n
pointed nurses aide Ms, ~,
Johnson maid ara A-arer ~
less. ordsrlis
The time HIS co~s " ar roo,,.
professions. rlen ana vors, n
he able 10 Se' arr -.ns,.s IA
the same as TIE wives
A Federal ciyil .t,g s1,nrJ
,ion will be held n. no,l|
Of August in The Fsssrs BuiH,r|
room 9oi
Here is one tars .r tlorsd al
l.iical leaders sAs SOP 70 ia
stop getting arrry 1h each w,l
e. The Rep.nifs1 ssesrs al!
members Ee' srsrv 0 I'D re nsrl
crat leaders and uaw asr- LEI 4
SOP p.ayinS - 'n'' ls'
ting angry WITH Ga asr tss.a
lIsi - 'ong - w -a eata o's
er il@e mat We ne ~ aiF
where
That is Nha' wv R-s io.'ler
want, me co''.ea '.-'eaai ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-28

r.rfh roll st's1 the sermon By the
Rev. NJ Smith. a 10 spoke on First
tfrgts Conference on world
w.ssstrs me irior Bap'ist c1orls
reer re drefficn ~ ~. Hsvk-
rendered tns music
-.rcsy evening M Missionaries
mere rn1rE@ ~ re prcgran
" frtrsc' preschsd
-ss 2ssic- rrK~s 81 - attend
resk srsysr ssrvices s-d coz
c- ear Wednesday evening al
Fsr,ls f.sret u r. rssrrh -
Ns fs S.rs rs'-rrec - her
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Miss Maggie Walker, U. Of N. Grad
VIII Inferno AT Provident Hospital

Mage Laura Waller S ~
Negto s 'o.rece.ye her De-
z f-rm ~ Nsdrsl school o.
tts III ye Ft Il, Michigan az the
,emmsnremet. e1ero ses. June 81
san trh7r M.calgan
MISS Wake j. native n I.ieh-
mtns. y.rgir.a ami received he-
,iemen-ary h.sh school and COL.
,ese tram ~ q. that CITY gradl-
avg Nszra I'M l-sede from VS.
1854 la.oa university. lFs7 s
ae on'y cF..d q The 2 VIC s.
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Walker enjoyed ths dis'
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no r 'hr coItiry
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e II, dep "a p'al Chicago. #
qaote sre vili give epecial study
n prs a'rrs
Ne Waller 2. member % the
Dera -ma Theta sorority.