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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-08-28
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Life's getting more complicated.
Every spring we turn things upside
down looking for our bill of sale in
order to get new auto license.
Now comes Clayton Bixel who says
We'll have to produce our old drivers
license before we can get new one
next month. Looks like we'll have
to repeat the turning upside down
performance this fall.
Friends here were glad to see c.
H. Witty" Springer of Marion,
Ind, who stopped in town Sunday
morning just long enough to say
hello to a few old cronies. Witty,
one of the main executives in the
Marion Y. M. c. A., is a former
Bluffton college student-now a
member of the college board of
trustees. Altho his hair is trifle
gray, and somewhat thinning, he
still has all the pep and vigor that
made him the choice for cheer leader
way back more than twenty years
ago.
A rainbow in the west means more
rain before nightfall says w. G..
Carr north of town-and the rain
bow in the west Tuesday morning
was followed by rain in the after
noon. Better remember that one.
Speaking of weather forecasting-
if you want to select one day that
on the basis of past experience will
be free from rain, we don't know
of any better one than the third
Wednesday in August. For % years
the Farmers & Merchants picnic at
Ada has been held on that date and
the affair has never been postponed
on account of rain.
And coming back to rain-and the
series of downpours that swept
Bluffton the first of the week-we
saw something Monday noon that
looked about the height of futility.
Three girls going down street in
the business section all trying to get
shelter under one small ornamental
umbrella-in the midst of rain
bearing all the earmarks of a
cloudburst.
And speaking of that cloudburst-
and storm sewers, overburdened, just
didn't function and water backed in
to numerous cellars. One North
Lawn avenue woman, in the midst
of Monday washing found tubs float
ing about her basement after she
had been upstairs for a short time
to prepare dinner. But the kiddies-
bless 'enl-they enjoyed wading and
even swimming in the streets for
more than an hour.
Nothing like seizing the oppor-
tunity when it presents itself-so
thinks Karl Klassen, 6 year old son
of Prof. and Mrs. John Klassen of
South Jackson street. Karl, accom-
panied by his mother, was in a
local physicians office the other day
for tonsil operation. While his
mother and the physician were maxi
ing last minute arrangements for
the affair, Karl, unnoticed, slipped
out and ran home-temporarily de-
laying a none-too-pleasant expert
ence.
King Solomon made reputation
for deciding tough problems in his
day-but that was before competi-
tion got keen at the Ohio State
fair. For getting on really hot
spot, we think an award of some
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-08-28

The Boy Scouts were holding a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-08-28

King Solomon made reputation
for deciding tough problems in his
day-but that was before competi-
ton got keen at the Ohio State
fair. For getting on a really hot
spot, we think an award of some
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-08-28

Next Week 49, General Morgan
brings the Civil War to Ohio.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-08-28

Charles Alderman, manager of
the Bluffton A & P store, was
caught in the midst of the deluge as
he was crossing the Presbyterian
church yard. Although in the down.
pour less than a minute, Alderman
was as drenched as if he were in
the rain an hour.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Silver Lining
Aids Clinic

SILVER LINING CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters yesterday vot-
ed to purchase q metal cabinet
for supplies for the tuberculosis
clinic supported by the Kings
Daughters, and q lille for records
for the baby clinic. A donation of
three dollars was also siven to
the Salvation Army. Funds for
these projects were raised by the
Sample Fair held recently by
the circle.
Dlegates were named to at
tend the special meeting Of the
board of trustees of the Kings
Daughters Home next Tuesday
afternoon, when plan. for re-
decorating the interior of the
Home will be discussed. Dele
gates are Mrs. Donald Miller,
Mrs. Russell Glasgow, Mrs.
Franz Devantier, and Mrs. Eric
Ryser. Alternates are Mrs. Wal
ter Teston and Mrs. William
Stepnitz.
Plans for q icnic u II, the
final meeting until Fall, were
completed. Members will gather
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
A. Walker in New Baltimore at
100 o'clock. Mrs. Ryser Is in
charge of arrangements, with
Mrs. Clarence Wilson assuming
the responsibility for transporta-
ton.
Following the business meet
ing, members played cards, with
prizes going to Mrs. heron Pom
eroy, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ry-
ser.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Public Invited to Entertainment
Of Rebekah's Thursday Might

REBEKAH LODGE will pre-
sent q public entertainment in
Barron hall Thursday evening
at Sis O'Clock. The program ID
divided into two sections: the
mems fashion show presented 1t
q visitation in Port Huron in
April. and the pantomine of old
songs given ut q Rebekah dis
trict meeting.
Mrs. Fred Hess is the ANNOUNCE
er for the style show. Models
and what they will represent
follow: Floyd Barney, lady Of
leisure; Fred Hess and William
Babe, twins; Tom Barney and
Albert Glefke, sportswear; Will
liam Frick, business wear; Hugo
Siewert, debutante; Charles
Wood. stylish stout; Floyd Bar
ney, stylish thin; William Babe,
flower girl and Fred Hess. bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green
sing the old songs in the second
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Senior Send-OH
Plans Set

COMMITTEES for the Senior
Send-Off to be held in st. Mary's
gymnasium tomorrow nig h I
have completed arrangements
for the dance. Honor guests will
be st. Mary's High school SEN
iors, and all students, and alum
nj, as we'll as the public are in
vited.
Approximately 200 persons
are expected to attend the event,
sponsored by the Catholic Young
Peoples Club. Music will begin
ut $50 o'clock and the party is
informal.
The gymnasium will be deco
rated in blue and gold, colors of
the school and the graduating
class. The refreshment table will
be conferred with q pile of sheep
skin scrolls tied in blue and gold,
with four miniature graduates
standing guard over them. Blue
candles will flank the arrange
ment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Coming Events

TO-DAY


home a o'clock pot-luck luncheon Mrs Flor
Nobel is chairman Each member is allowed to
bring guest.
GAMES PARTY by Sisters of ST. Josephs in SAM
tarum lobby, at $50 pm. Public invited
of Mrs Francis Golden, 4 Fifth street. at 8 pm.
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE, No. g. F. & A. M, regular
meeting in Masonic lodgerooms at 100 PM
MODERN MIRACLE ELECTRIC COOKING demonstration
given by ST. Peters Council Of the National Council of
Catholic Women in cooperation with the Detroit Edi-
company in st. Mary's gymnasium at 3 o'clock.
Admission free and the public is invited to attend.
NEWTON-IRWIN PTA, potluck dinner at Harrison Town
hall, at $50 pm.
HERMAN XIX PTA at the school at Wolf road and Har
per avenue, at pm.
CONCERT of Civic Chorus Mount Clemens High School
SENIOR sEND-OFF DANCE sponsored by St. Peters Cath
Ollie Young Peoples Club in St Marys gymnasium at
$50 pm Public at;I invite. invite ,r,v
COFFEE the Business and Professional Women
Club at the home of Miss Kate McCreedy. n Market
CARNATION CLUB of ST. Louis parish. the of
Bernard Jock, Avery street, at pm
METROPOLITAN AUXILIARY. in John R. Murphy club
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE at the home of Mrs Frank Bohm,
Florence avenue at 1890 pm.
BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB picnic at the home of Margaret
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT put on by Rebekah Lodge in
Barron hall at s:l5 pm. Regular Rebekah meeting
BLUEBELL CLUB of ST. Louis parish. home of Mrs
Philip Greene Sugar Bush road, at pm.
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE of Kings Daughters. at the
of Mrs David Rouleau, So Ahrens street, at
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE at King, Daughter. Home.
OFFICERS MEETING. Fraernal Order Eagles, in Aere
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY. a. Legion clubhouse. a.
RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Loyal Workers Circle of
Kings Daughters, at "a Broadway.
COUNTY BOARD Of Kings Daughters. at the Home. at
$50 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

part Of the program. The songs
and the members who panto-
mine. them are: AWhen You and
I Were Young. Maggie. Mr.. md
Mrs. william Bade; School
Days." Fred Hess and Mrs.
Floyd Barney; Coming thru the
Rye. Miss Title Mallast and
Charles Wood: Rosie o'Grady."
Mrs. Charles Stark; "MerrysWid-
ow Waltz" Mrs. Grace MallaSt;
Little Old Lady" Mrs. Emma
Wilkinson: Quilting Party"
Mrs. William Prick, Mrs. Mar
tin Ross, Mrs. Boyd Fulton, Mrs.
Philip Plevek, Mrs. Albert Will
Jams, and Martin Ross; and
Sleep" Mrs. Grace Mallast.
Mrs. Charles Stark, Mrs. Floyd
Barney, and Mrs. Philip Plevek.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Bride-EIect
Honored at Party

A LOVELY PARTY honored
Lorraine Julia Doescher, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Doe
scher, Garfield road, who will
become the bride of Clare Leon
ardson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Leonardson, North ave-
nue. Saturday afternoon.
The shower and supper party
was given Sunday, by Mrs. Co.
Ian Pipe, Mrs. w o d r W
Schleussler and Ruth Faulmann.
three of her attendants, at the
Faulmann home on Thirteen
Mile road. Games prizes were
won by Helen Schulz, Mrs. Leo
Kruse and Mrs. Martin Kukuk.
The wedding rehearsal will be
held Thursday evening.
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
WERNER and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rheinhardt Nank will entertain
their Sunday Night Supper Club
on June 8 at the Nank home on
Lincoln avenue.
GORDON MILLER Is In Tex
as on 4 business trip. He Is ex-
pected to return the end Of the
week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
100 Models Display
Creations in Skit Today

MORE THAN 100 members
of Miss Florence Rams cloth
ing classes, seventh, ninth and
tenth grade girls, were to pre-
sent q fashion show Daisy Mae
Comes to Town" in Mount Glenn
ems high school auditorium this
afternoon at four o'clock.
Suits, dresses, formal evening
gowns, play clothes and Stacks.
all made by the girls as q part
of their class work, were to be
shown to an audience of mothers
and friends.
The setting of the fashion
show, to be given in playlet
form, was to be . dress shop.
Daisy Mae was to be portrayed
by Donna Foster, and Madame
Dress Right, owner of the shop.
by Shirley Richardson. The part
of Lii Abner was to be taken
by Vera Bommarito, and the
two buyers by Betty Fitzgerald
and Bonnie Dubay. -.-----.
Marion Capron was to be pi-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

John Brindley, Mrs. David w.
Swinscoe, Mrs. August Gatz,
Mrs. Charles Sanders, who were
appointed for the sales room,
and Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs.
A. M. Mellier and Mrs. John
Shook who will take care of col
lecting. All those with material
for the sale are urged to get in
contact with Mrs. johnson, 81
S. Gratiot avenue.
The next meeting of the Guild
will be in the form of a picnic
on June II. Mrs. Charles San
ders is in charge of the picnic
lunch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Grace Guild Devotes Program
to DR.. Grenfe|| and Labrador
GRACE CHURCH GUILD met

GRACE CHURCH GUILD met
yesterday afternoon in Grace
parish house for q program de-
voted to the missionary work of
DR.. Wilfred Grenfell.
Following a brief biography
Of DR.. Grenfell, presented by
Mrs. j. H. Ellis, Miss Jessie
Clarke Beecher of New Haven,
Conn.,, talked on her acquaint-
ance with the philanthropic
work of DR.. Grenfell in Labra-
dor. She also told of her work
in the music department in the
New Haven, Conn.,, settlement
center, of which she is director.
A tea and social hour follow
ed, with Mrs. Charles Sanders
presiding at the attractively dec
Grated tea-table. A white cloth
with pastel flowers woven into
it was centered with q beauti-
full arrangement of pink and
white peonies in pastel modern
istic pottery bowl, thanked by
matching candlesticks holding
white tapers. Hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. George
Merifield and Mrs. Irwin Perry.
Plans were made for q rum
mage sale to be held in the
Matthews building on July 1, 2
and 8. Mrs. Frank Pringnitz is
general chairman Of the event
and her committee, chosen by
Mrs. H. p. johnson, include Mrs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Dance Recital
Music Listed

MUSIC FOR THE RECITAL
of the dance pupils of Eugenia
Stepkowska, to be given Friday
evening in Mount Clemens High
school auditorium at 1880
o'clock, is announced today. The
classes, sponsored by the Young
Women's Episcopal League, are
taught by Miss Stepkowska, of
the Olga Fricker School of
Dance, Detroit.
The program opens with
Polka" by Chapman, followed
by "Danse Slow" by Bass; Ca
Vote" Bazille; "Minuet," Boo
cherini; &C ountry Gardens"
Granger; shepherds Dance"
German; La Cinquantaine," Ga
briel-Marie; "Gavotte," Giese;
ance Espagnole," Abelle;
"Mazurka," Meyer-H e m u d;
"Humoreske," Sartorio; Hun
garian Dance No. S." Brahms.
ITO a Wild Rose" Mcdowell;
"Aragonaise" from LeCid,"
Massenet; 'Valsette," Barawski;
"Marguerites," Hadley; "T p
Dance" Wright; "Air de Ballet"
Goodrich; ."Tambaurin," Gossic;
1.-The Sylphs," Spindler.
"Air Louis 18TH" Ghys;
"Etude," King; Indian Sketch, I"
Devaux; 18th Century Drawing
Room" Scott; "Serenade," Her.
bert; "Air Hostess" Chapman;
Cherry Blossom" Huerter;
"Pomponette," Durand; Happy
Sum mer Days." Goerdeler;
Waltz of Flowers" from the
Nutcracker Suite. Tschaikowsky;
"Poppies," Hadley.
MRS. JACK DAY has arrived
from Manila to make an indef-
mite stay with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Wade Fast. Mrs.
Day has been with her husband,
Tech. Sergt. Day, in Manila since
January, leaving there when all
dependents were sent home from
the Philippines.
MRS. WILLIAM NOVILLE
entertained few friends at
luncheon yesterday, at her home
on South Gratiot avenue.
THE COUNTY BOARD of
Kings Daughters will meet FRI
day afternoon at the Kings
Daughters Home at 2:30 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

MRS. HARRY HALLER, the
new president of the Young Wo-
mems Club, presided for the
first time at the business meet
ing which followed the dinner
at the Detroit Yacht Club last
evening, when members of the
winning team in the recently
concluded attendance race were
feted by the losers.
Mrs. Haller made her commit
tee appointments for the COM
ing year: Program: Mrs. Otto
Wormsbacher, assisted by Mrs.
Russell Rooney, Mrs. William
Gass and Mrs. Carl Davis.
Publicity: Mrs. Milton Smith
and Mrs. Frank Kissell.
Membership: Mrs. Morton
Rosso, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Kurt Friedeburg, Mildred
Lyon, Mrs. Carl Pingel and Mrs.
Harry Poole.
Flower and Gift: Mrs. Elmer
Luth and Mrs. Verne. Nye.
Welfare: Mrs. Macon Trabue,
chairman, assisted by Marion
Brophy, Mrs. Jack Day, Mrs.
Earl Dittrick, and Mrs. Robert
Richard.
Judiciary: Marcella H EN- k,
chairman, assisted by Helen
Broderick, Mrs. Clarence Meitz-
ner and Mrs. Wilbur Held.
Committee chairmen for the
Silver Night Ball, annual hall
day dance, and one Of the big
gest club ventures of the club
year, were also named. General
chairman is Mrs. Robert Allen.
Mrs. Alfred Henk, decorations;
Thelma Sonnenburg, orchestra;
and Mrs. Peter Vladeff, tickets
and publicity.
Following the dinner and bus
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
TufneI|-Ni||er
Troth Told

MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT A.
TUFNELL, SO South Wilson
boulevard announced the en-
gasement Of their daughter,
Mary Eileen, to Vincent Miller,
son Of Mrs. Helen Miller, 131
Dickinson avenue. at q cocktail
party for II guests last evening.
Later in the evening Mr.. Mil
Ter was host to the same group
at q dinner party at Gordon's
Grill. honoring Miss Tufnell's
birthday anniversary.
Both young people are grad
yates Of st. Mary's High school.
Miss Tufnell In 1899, and Mr..
Miller In 1888. She is employed
1t Famous Cleaners, and Mr..
Miller. who attended Sacred
Heart Seminary in Detroit. Is Z
civilian employee at the Post
Exchange. Selfridge Field.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
To Dance in Recital Friday
WCTU TO Entertain
Infirmary Patients

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEN.
PERANCE UNION will meet on
Saturday afternoon ut $50
o'clock at Macomb Infirmary for
a short business meeting and
flower mission program.
The program, planned for the
pleasure of the patients ut the
infirmary, Is a part of the WCTU
plan Of local missionary work.
Mrs. Alfred Tucker is in charge
OF the program; Mrs. Harry
King, music; and Mrs. Harold
Hayward, devotions.
Members will bring flowers
for the patients.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Mount Clemens High School Clothing Classes Present Fashion
Voters League
to Hear Mrs KeIso
on Theresa Neumann's Life at June u Meeting

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of the League of Women Voters
yesterday met at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Walters, 121 Grand
avenue, to make tentative plans
for the Battle of Production"
campaign recently undertaken
by the league.
The leagues next regular
meeting will be dessert-lunch-
con June / at 1870 o'clock at
the home of MI. Donald Weston
dorf, Union street. Mrs. Robert
Kelso, state chairman of child
welfare, will talk on child well
fare legislation recently passed
by the state legislature and now
awaiting the signatur Of the
governor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Wesleyan
League Holds
Elections

MRS. kendall WALTON: nv
day heads Wealeyan Longsa1
the Methndist Church - y =!
suit of elections held last o3f
ming at the final meeting
fore the Summer v1cotjon. s 4
Other officers who viii uC3t
for the coming year - y
Rufus Reitxel, ree1oeo01
vice-president; Mr.. vtt r.
recording secretary l4rx n SSa \
Porter, corresponding seeENt y
and Mrs. Louis Bobcoon y
elected treasurer. '1s M
Last evenings moo1in4 )
planned o. . picnic Slppor 4
Mrs. Paul s. Hirt . h61 =
Due to the weother III ~ !
was served indoors W
Committee o1 aeronoon
included Mrs.. Byron 9ene ] z
verle Ryon, Afs. Huf>11 I1oe =
Mrs. Peter Vlade3, 1exS. yro :
Blake. Mrs. Louis Dooe1on 4
Roy Kidd, Mrs. Albert Kx1
and Mrs. Macy +. Watkin1 M ~
= - = -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Name New Committees
for Young Women's Club

mess meeting, members played
bridge in the lounge, with priz-
es for each table.
Mrs. Rufus Reitzel, retiring
president, was given q gift by
members Of the club.
The club will not meet again
until September.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Apr OxIMAT ELY ESQ
members attended the Deanery
meeting Of the National Coun-
Gil Of Catholic Women held in
st. Joseph's school in Port HUI
ron yesterday afternoon. OF this
number sixty-three were from
the Mount Clemens councils of
st. Louis and st. Peters par
ishes. Other parishes represent
cd were Algonac, Burnside, CO.
lumbus, Emmett, Lenox, Marine
City, New Baltimore, Port Huron
and Yale.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

NAiSS Guioila VOAihs hSWAy
elected deanery president. pre-
sided at the meeting. As a token
of esteem Miss John was pre-
sented with q corsage of gar
denias and roses by the men,
Der of st. Peters Council. En-
thusiastic reports covering the
work of each Council were Civ
en- by the respective presidents.
Some of the accomplishments re-
ported were the provision of al
tar linens and literature for new
ly constructed army posts. and
the contribution of financial sup
port to the National School of
Social Service.
>" The speaker at the meeting
was Rev. Albert Hutting, as
sistant pastor of st. Peters par
ish. His topic was 1.-THE Life of
Theresa Neumann." The follow
ing interesting facts were gath
cred by Father Hutting while
spending several days in the
city where Miss Neumann re-
sides.
Miss Neumann the daughter
Of village tailor was the eld-
est of ten children born in Kon-
nersreuth, Germany. When she
was twenty years old she suf-
fered q spinal injury while lift
ing heavy buckets of water in
helping to extinguish a confila-
grafton in q nearby residence.
Thereafter she was completely
paralyzed as we'll as totally
blind.
Throughout her life she pro-
fessed a devout love for the Lit
tie Flower of Jesus, on the day
of whose Beatification, Theresa
eyesight was restored. On the
day of the Cannonization of the
Little Flower, Theresa's paraly-
sis was also cured and she be-
came strong and well. However,
the most amazing phenomena
had developed during her ill
ness and these continue to exist
today without bad effect upon
her physical health. The paraly-
sis affected her throat and final
ly in 1923 she ceased entirely to
eat and since 1927 no liquid has
passed her lips. 1t is reported
that four people spent fifteen
days of turns seated at her bed
side and they attested that she
took no food nor water during
that time.
Each Thursday from midnight
until Friday afternoon she re-
views the scenes of our Lords
Passion and suffers with him in
every phase of His Agony. She
has q stigmata on her hands and
feet and around her brow are
the wounds of the crown of
thorns, from which blood is ex-
creted when she participates in
the Agony of Gods Passion and
Death. These paroxysms con-
tinue at intervals of from ten to
fifteen minutes during the above
mentioned time. She lives a
healthy, normal life between her
supern a tural manifestations.
Medical science is. unable to ex-
plain this strange phenomena"
In addition to the members
of the various councils and Rev.
erend FIR. Hutting, Dean O'Con-
nell of Port Huron, Rev. FIR.
Rosebrook of st. Louis parish,
Mount Clemens, and Rev. FIR.
Capano of Yale were guests. Re-
freshments were served at the
close of the meeting by the Port
Huron council members. The
next meeting of the Deanery
will be held on September % in
Algonac.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

anist for the pro0rDm. ma - y
Staffer the announces.
In charge Of invitatioq II
Virginia Callen: 81 publt \
Mildred Greathouse: eu j
stage props, Gloria puttoTa 3 S' '
GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE ll
Kings Daughters viii met ~
Monday, June o, 1t two ose1t@
with Mrs. Charles Wood. ~
~ street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Attend Golden Wedding
Of Eost Detroit Couple

MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT
SCHILDT and Mrs. Charles Ku-
kuk attended the golden wed.
ding celebration Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Priehs, In East Detroit
Sunday. Thirty-five guests were
present, from st. Louis, Pontiac,
Detroit, Fair Haven and Mount
Clemens.
Mrs. Priehs Is q sister Of Mrs.
Kukuk and Mr.. Schildt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Mrs. Willionns Hosf !;
To Card Club YsslS Il

MRS. ERNHBx NJ
was hoeeuaa -
hers q h1F cQE0 &lI Il
home a 80 Lnnny II
Bellmah, Mrs. lGoxtin
and consolation We1ae \ ~ t.!
tess. 3 AZ 3.s u.
Dark red ana Nh1ln W
in . crystal bovs1 & 4
white candles In czyp
decorated the lac9 eoD1< \ 49,
on which re1tooh nnn
served later IN -
Mrs, WallAce
home on l20o WelIo
will b the scen9 RI Y
meeting On June IA 4