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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
I. S. Weather Rurean. EI Ccntro
SIES FOR DIVORCE

Blanche G. OrteSa Wrducsda,
alea SUIT for divorce against Giiber;
Ortega charging Wlltul ncgltcr
Fhey married IL Yuma March %.
I935 and separated at CalcXico Ma.
y. ,937.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
CHARGES DISMISSED

Ch.Eges Of trespassing IN the
DahlQu!st rice fields We're dismissed
il Imperial justice court by Judge
W. H. Tullos against Sam Dona-
bed:an Of e Centro and A. J.
Clark Of Imperial. Tullos said DON
abedian and Clark told him they
were not hunting ducks in the
Dahlquist rice field near Imperial.
Similar charges still are pending
against l2 other hunters.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
AUDITOR SUFFERS
FOIR BROKEN RIBS

Monday in a fall from horse, SUI
MCday in a fall fro ma horse, suf-
fered .our shattered ribs, it was
revealed Thursday He will have
70 remain in the e. Centre hospital
several months.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
BURGLARS ENTER
BRAWLEY SCHOOL

BRAWLEY. Oct. 30 Burglars
broke into the library at the high
school Wednesday night, the fourth
invasion of the building in two
weeks. officers said. Nothing was
missed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
WEATHER

southern CALIFORNIA; Fan and
slightly warmer Thursday night and
Fada}. gentle to moderate uo.ih-
east WIND. fresh Thursday III oN-
lNnSpd mnnntnln lrLnN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
Ell CENTRAE RECEIVES
WORD OF BROTHERS DEATH

Ms. Y. E Whltacre Of EI Centric
receITed word Wednesday that her
brother Jack Davenport. was acci-
dcrtly shot and killed Tuesday while
hunting near Albany. III.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30
Continued from Page One

-.eater part OF the city, includ-
ng ".f algfields which have been
transformed into German air bases.
CASUALTIES HEAVY
Ao,It 1oo miles north Of Orel.
-!aaad tAp Tala. the Germans are
also a,t2lkin strongly n the Orel-
Tu.g sector :he Germans are /lo
ny Moscow l. have lost about 5000
,.:"a,liS IL tie last few days.
Farther noy,h on the Nara river
NC,. O: Moscow here was consider
he .gh.}ng on both sides of the
..t..t which Is roughly 40 10 so
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-30

Curtis Cdlbert CaleXico: John Davis
El Centro. William c. Bell Holt
vile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
UNITS Interested

For the first time in many a
day, Lynn Fontanne and Alfred
Lunt are interested in making a
motion picture. / talked with
Alfred at the Basil Rathbone party
and he said that he and Lynn
would not be averse to bringing
their stage play. There Shall BE
No Night" to the screen if the
right opportunity presents itself.
The fans may remember the
Lunts made one picture. THE
Guardsman. for M-G-M. and while
il was produced before motion pic
lures had reached their present
d. rec of perfection. it was hailed
as an artistic effort. Both Lynn
and Alfred love Hollywood and
would like nothing better than tc
spend some time here. And Holly
wood would like nothing better
than having them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Manuel Lopez
Plays at Hund's

MANUEL LOPEZ and his Gay
Caballeros, recognized as one of
the most versatile of the current
small band combinations, has
opened an engagement at Hund's,
Grand River at Bagley
The orchestra provides a pro-
gram of dinner music beginning
at 6.45 nightly and plays for dane
ing later in the evenings. The
same schedule Is in effect on Sun
DAYS.
They also offer strolling special
ties at frequent intervals All of
the popular American and Latin
rhythms are included in their
repertoire.
F The old Timers and Junior,
singing melodies of long ago.
are in their fifty-second consecu-
tive week AT Hund'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Gloria Jean CoIors
Own Photographs

Fans who write in to Universal
studios to request colored photo
graphs of Gloria Jean receive more
personal attention than any other
star offers.
At special cost. the studio fur
nishes tinted photos of the IL
year-old star to fans who request
them.
During a recent visit to the fan
mail department, Gloria offered to
try her own hand at tinting the
photos.
According to Gloria's teacher,
Mrs. Gladys Hoene, the youthful
star is an excellent art student
The fan mail department states
that Gloria's work at tinting
photos is so expert that she will
color all her own photographs in
the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Name Joan Leslie
Most Promising

HOBART BOSWORTH, chair
man of the Thirty Year Club OF
Hollywood. has announced that
Joan Leslie. 16-year-old Warner
Brothers star. is the organization
choice for the most promising
actress of 1941. She was picked
from among 200 candidates for the
honor.
Each year the Thirty Year Club,
composed of people who have been
associated with the motion picture
industry for at least that length
of time. chooses a young actress
who has. in the members opinion,
the brightest future. Rita Hay
worth was accorded the honor last
year.
Miss Leslie, who is starring now
opposite Gary Cooper in Sergeant
York" was picked for her por-
trayal in High Sierra"
According to Mr.. Bosworth,
candidates were rated on the fol-
lowing points; talent, appearance,
individuality, intelligence and nat
ural charm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Life Story

An interesting story concerns
Karen Vern, the girl signed
recently by Warner Brothers.
Warmers are so intrigued that
they are sitting her down with
script writer Robert Rosson,, who
wiH whip up koren's own life
story in movie form and she WiH
play her adventures.
frUine Asher brought Miss
Vern to Hollywood about a year
ago from, England after she had
gone through unbelievable e1.
perienees escaping from her no
fiUe Germany. She Is member
of the famous Beekstein family
Of Berlin. internationally known
as manufacturer of pianos. Her
story wiH be titled Journey
From Danger" and il sounds like
another Escape" or Mortal
Storm"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Favorites Return
10 Club Frontenac

TOPPING KARYL NORMAN s
male revue al the Club Frontenac
this week are two performers who
we're among last seasons favorites
and who return 10 join the 30-aci
shows after a seventh-nonth con-
tinuous run al a club in New Or.
leans-Francis David and Bobby
Bell.
David and Bell dance a modern
istic La Conga and in addition
with the help Of the -Four Smart
Girls. they do the Hungarian
Bridal Dance" Bell also does hi,
version of the popular movie
Back Street" in dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Buys 'Du Barry

Straight from NeW York
comes the tip that Metro
Coidwyn-Moyer hos bought "Du
Barry Was a Lady" the famed
Ethel Norman musical, for Ann
Sothern. The price paid Uas
$50, 900. and Interestingly, the
play whieh brought Betty Cradle
TO fame, gave Bert Lair added
success and made Ethel Mer-
mans name almost househoid
word, is the third of Buddy De
Syiua's musicals to hs sold for
the movies.
Louisiana Purchase +" wos
bought by Paramount and Pan
ANA Hattie" is oUned by Metro.
Thot. too, stars Ann Sothern, so
If you don't think Leo the Lion
10 building that Sothern gal,
you've got another think coming.
Think of all that gorgeous
Cole Porter music in "Du Barry"
Annie con- sing, although abe
neuer hos on the screen, and
tpith two stage hits bought for
her, she'll be a Norman Of the
movies and no pun intended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Lyons Finds
Funny Girls
Neglected

"WHAT WITH all the SYM
patty that's tossed around for
the Pagliaccis, there's no one to
give a thought to the plights of
q singing coincidence" COM
plains blond and beautiful Col
lette Lyons.
THE males In the laugh
racket get all the tender treat
ment, but girl who tries to be
funny always winds up In the
shade Of the old eight ball.
There's absolutely no reason
why that Laugh, Clown. Laugh
gag shouldn't be extended TO the
girls" Collette believes.
Her contention is based on the
fact that when she was just q
chorus girl who rolled those brown
eyes up and wistfully wanted q
strong shoulder to cry on. boy, she
had battalion But when she
stepped out on her own TO become
a star comedienne. TO garner
laughs and shed wirecracks. ten
der regard and concern for a poor
girls troubles went right with the
wind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Film Time Clock

MiCHIGAN-"Fpur Mothers" II A. M.
IS. 5. 75s, in:s2 p. m. "Eari Carroll
Nanitles.' ls;s1. S.S6. 6;ss, o SO y. m.
PALMS.STtTE - Virginia" II IN.
S:t7. III. t04i y. m; Victory" II
=. M. TIT, asa. a,2l p. m.
tNiTtD ARTISTS - Game With the
Wind" =. NJ, l.. 5. D. m.
WI. soN-"FantHsIa." 10. s.3n n. NJ.
fON-''I Tobacco Rasd." ~ r. m. | 81.
It's, 80. IN 20 D. m; Murder Among
irifnds.' ~ 10. $50. at, BIS y. M.
ADAMS Adam Had Four SanS' iitta
a m. ~, sta. a:ht p. m. Western
MON" ~ "a. 3 IS. 10. In.2s n. M
BROADWAY CAPfToI.-.Baek street -
~ n. m. 20. SIS. a;l6 g. m; .fThi.
Thing allied 1--we II so. : IS, 7:2s,
Jn.iA .. m
tINbMA = "MHnnerhsim Line" II so
rs. %. s:10, ans. 10 g. m.
NADISoN-"Nr. smith Goes 10 Wash.
inEton." ~ n. m. 80. g -. iat2 y. M.
Life Begins ~ 50. %, S ~, $40 n. m
STAEE au~ru ArTVnDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
A Wise Girl

For example, when my
trunks failed to arrive from New
York and il looked like 1 might
have to make my appearance at
the Club Royale in a Dorothy
Lamour effect. / said that I'M
doubtedly they were being held
up with the lend-lease bill. Be-
cause I tried to be amusing
about II. did any one rush out
and get my trunks. No. they
hOwled and let he wear my old
minks. Same thing Is true with
managers, agents and bookers.
find laugh a day keeps SYM
pathy away and at the present
my career locks like one of those
windows in London"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Newcomers Join
Bo,oery Cafe Sho,0

THE FLEETS IN" at the
Bowery, where Buster West last
night took over the floor with his
partners. Lucille Page and Chick
Gagnon. A veteran of stage and
screen. West features slapstick
comedy in his novelty soft-shoe
and adagio routines. both singly
and with Miss Page. Gagnon acts
the part of stooge.
Yvette Dare. Balinese dancing
beauty, stays over. as do the Gale
Sextette. who demonstrate the
latest ballroom steps.
On a return appearance are
Simpsons MarionetteS, the clever
puppet group that includes such
oddities as a skeleton, ostrich and
cannibal.
The Don Arden Dancers. Charles
Carlisle and tenor Johnny King
also appear in the revue, which
features Benny Resins orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
The Wrong Party

81 don't think I'm particularly
clever. but you might presume
5 from the way young LOchin-
vars rush TO the rescue-of other
girls who don't try TO make a
living at laughing"
Seriously. Collette. who was last
seen here IN the Scandals is one
of the most beautiful condolences
on the stage today. but her wit is
even more devastating. For this
reason she eventually wants to dc
llka Chase roles on the stage and
leave musicals where the Shuberts
found them.
She is headlining the current
revue al the Club RoNale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
A NeU Angle

SkETCHiNC HIS partner as
she dances and then Displaying
the finished drawing at the end
of each number. Matt koib and
Teresita offer something out of
the ordinary in entertainment at
Club Casanova this Week. With
them on the new bill are Tiilman
and Helene, a dance duo who
specialize in sophistieated rou-
tines. odneio and apache.
Blond Modeion Baker takes
vocal honors with her blues
songs, and the Glamour Girls ex.
hibif neW production numbers,
dancing to the rhythms of Lee
Walters band. Lee also doubles
as master of ceremonies.
CUBAN CARNIVAL is new
Tuesday night presentation at COT
fee Dams Old Madrid At thi,
time. Latin dancers Rio and Ritz
introduce La Comparsa. ar
audience-participating feature.
Fiesta Hours" which is Offered
each evening throughout the week
excepting Sundays. continues t,
draw interest. Complimentary,
lessons in the rhumba and cong;
are given by Rio and Rita. begin
ming at $50 p. m. daily. DurinI
the dinner show at $50 p. m. III,
team again exhibits the leading
Latin dance stems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
No Singing

SUSANNA FOSTER. the Is
year-old heroine of The Hard
Boiled Canary" was forbidden TO
sing by one of her grammar school
teachers. who thought that Su-
sanna's voice was too high for any
practical purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

grow u n d e r
I h e irf ee {
tempting I h e
red headed Mrs.
Robert Taylor
TO m a X e an
o { h er picture
for them. The
plum they re
holding out is
The Fortunes
of Mamie Q !"
by Lester Co.
hen. who just
s o d M-G-M
The Dam.
Co h @ n s
coming out TO
write the script
on Mamie c.. :"
which is about
an ambitious
girl who lives
on the wrong
S / d e of I h e
s I o C ky a r d S.
This should be
right up Bar
bara's street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Barbara Stanmyck
Getting Top Roles
Warmers Givin G
Star Good
Stories
BY LouELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. March 11.-Bar-
ara Stanwyck IS hotter than a
recraeker AT the moment with
The Lady Eve" getting rave re-
iews and Meet John Doe" COM
ne UP. Never let il be said that
4 arners are letting any grass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Coincidence Dept.

When William Lundigan's new
car suffered crushed fender. his
anger turned TO surprise The Of
Tending auto proved 10 be the one
he had just turned in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
New Initials

Bette Davis. the recent bride. Is
spending her between-scenes time
embroidering hr new initials on a
set of napkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

because while she enjoyed going
glamorous in The Lady Eve" she
really likes to play these down.
to-earth gals who know all the
answers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11

the Palm Beach this Week. Taxi
ing top position in the subordi.
nate lineup is the Don Francisco
Company of slack wire Woikers.
Especially good here is Fran
eiseo's amusing drunk" act in
Uhich he defes the ioW of
gravity.
Paul Dee and Marion Hale
execute ballroom routfnes. tUhiis
tenor Danny MeCurtin stays to
handle the introduetions. Don
Fables orchestra mith Monnie
Drake -peeaiia plays for
show and dancing.
WALTER STEVENSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
BAERING DOWN ON THE NEWS:
AnybOAy,s Guess
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

reader asks what is going to happen now that the
lease-lend postscript is in the mail.
WE'LL that makes pause like woodpecker at timber line
Like the customer saying ut looks like rain and the
waiter replying Il it, but it's soup guess it can be
anything from
Washington suffering from sefundlng
and perpetual habit known duplication of effort
Here's short description duplication of effort just the
right size for windshield poster When thing shouldn't be
done at all we do it twice.
Dstrbu by ternat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
Ballet Dancer

THE 1.-THE aerobotie and
ballet dancing of Dorothy Mayo
highiishts the entertainment at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-11
An Unappetizing Axis

Wiener Schnitzel vs. Spaghetti Gives
Dictators a Chance at Two PAGES
Evening star., 1941-12-23
For Boys

WOOL LINED CORDUROY JACKETS.
SIZES 6 TO 70 YEARS
COTTON LINED CORDUROY JACK
ETS. SIZES 4 TO IL YEARS -S3.95
CORDUROY PREP STACKS. SIZES Il
TO 3o WARS S3.o5
JUNIOR CORDUROY SLACKS. SIZES
ITO II YEARS S-------------SZ9o
CORDUROY KNIcKERs. SIZES s 70
Is YEARS -S2.e5 and $3.25
Evening star., 1941-12-23
YE PALAD ROYAL Open TONIGHT and TOMORROW NIGHT TIL 65
4K
Special Services

DPeCldI Oe1VleeS
GIFT WRAPPING, special
Wrapping Desks conven-
ientIy located throughout
the store.
MODERN EscALAToRs
and ELEV oRS. to
speed your shopping.
NEW PARKING BUILD
ING, q 81 purchase en-
titles you to z hours pork
ing.
GIFT SECRETARY, for
those desiring the services
Of q professional shopper.
PARCEL POST WRAPPING
and RAILWAY EXPRESS
AGENCY AIR MAIL EX-
PRESS in our Downstairs
Store.
CHECKING Of wrops and
parcels without charge -.
First Floor.
LETTER. -oF-cREDIT, buy
now-poy Hs January IS,
V February IS, Hs March
IS.
The Palais Royal. the Store sith
the Merry Christssos Spirit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

-. CLAIR CHORES - Ihs
sEstutjys committss Of The Co
Qrdinsting council q o. Clair
Ql1otes t0day announced ~
ssloctjo9s o1 va1bous eomsnjttoes
which VIII dirGst ~ activitloo
q ~ council during loll.
Ths CO.. rdinatine counejl'
was formed sevsrol months 40,
by Z azlnbeS q prosmlnent re0l.s
dents end = cosupoood e yepeto-
sntatlves from nearly al civic
ana frsternal groups Of the VII
lage.
Guy Rose Of 3aiso Pleasant
avenue. 81. Clair shores, IVES
named Temporary chsiRmsu ol
the Sewers Project coemmjttoo,
while Mrs, Earl Holmes, 190SS
Lakeland avsnue. wos natnod "a
the Good Government commit
tee. Albert Trombley, a22lo3
Ten Mils. road viii hoad liz
Transportation committee.
Standing committees ere IN
charge Of the following:
Program committee. Mr.. A.
Pilkinston, 22604 Martin road:
House committee, otto HUM,
23238 Euclid avenue: Publicity
COMMITTEES, Harold A. sidney.
23735 Lakewood Blvd; and the
Membership committee, Harold
Klss, 22le3 Alexander Drive.
Other officers Of the council
are Milton Sickelsteel, r., pred
dent; Mrs. william Clogs. ~
cordiug secretary; and Mrs. Biz.
ney Groom, treasurer, oil Of 81.
Clair Shores.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Holdupi .|I|| / !!
IS k|uIt
pssrelt Mn ~
BY Guns 49,

ODETRoIT. Nay e. R-
Adam Tolvasain, %, Wa shot
and fatally wounded q "a apart
ment building holdup hsre Last
night when b w1lkod into Q
bedroom In which four bandits
wearing sun glasses hsd herded
their victims.
A. the robbers lied, they lsft
behind Z satchel containing
$44S.47. which they had taken
from 10 men In The apartment.
After holding up the 70 men
In the apartusept The robbers
ordered than into Z bedroom.
whers their hsn61 Ware bound.
Tolvsgstn wa3kod ~ On the
group. police nd, sud WAS shot
In the face.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
WhenHeC otkAad
He Stayed Madl

OLONDON, May 8 - (R -
For IL years her husband didn't
speak a word to her before he
left her In 1887, Mrs. Harold
Flintoff Hall told . surrey court.
Her divorce petition was grant.
ed. She said she couldn't re-
member what started the fam
lily spat that made Hall mum.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

AHHAD or SCHEDULE = esas4ructioa work . ~ Aags
r1ant Whch viii the defnDe plant
IN Warren Toxnslp rreEss being checked haEa p 1s'
Bsr president Hudson Motor Car company which viii operate
the plant and Governor Murray D. Van waSoner during recent
visit the TO speed production o.
and other defense material be produced 1t the plant e
Mile 1t Mound will b placed In operation IN sections Gl
completed building viii ready early July. while the snts
IL buildings will start operations probably In 0ctobsr
l3S and provides million square fest
Of floor space
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
MountCIen,e,s
High Notes

D. ksshsya estss

The golf team will play with
Crosse Pointe high school today
at 4 p. m. Harry Brsitsneyer,
Ronald Sutherland. Victor Po-
toroks, Jim Smith. Tom Brett
meyer, and Fred Harder will
compete In this match.
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB
The Creative Writing Club
will meet at the home Of Doris
Elkins at South Walnut street
this evening 1t 7:30. All men,
berS arc asked 70 b present %
plans for the remainder Of the
year will be made.
PERSONALITY CLASS
The Personality class has been
studying letter writing and the
correct stationary to use. The
stan dard Supply Shop has
loaned the class several samples
to study.
ART CLASSES
Sixty students from the art
cl1Oes are taking q deld trip to
the lrt museum today to study
ti.A@Nd aas@teSpieees.s They have
chartered . bus and are excused
all day. Mrs. Edgar Racine, the
art teacher will accompany
them.
TEACHERS DANCE
The Teachers Club II spon-
soring . dance called THE
Spring Fling 70 be held Ut st.
Clair Inn on May II. There will
be Z buffet supper followed by
. dance.
USHER CLUB
All 18th and 18th graders who
would like 70 be on the Usher
Club for next year may sign the
application blank on the front
bulletin board. All people who
are now ushers must sign also.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Letter Box

May 8, 1871 +
TO THE EDITOR:
We wish to thank you for the
publicity for the recent produc.
ton Of THE FREELY"
Sincerely yours,
The Combined Glee Clubs Of
Mount Clemens High School
Mrs. Glenn Merrick was host
ess to the Justamere Bridge
club Wednesday night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

4uCSC oSO SSuI W 84oo0otSe
from Armada High School this
year. They are Phyllis Kruger,
Marion Hebblewhite, Kathryn
Radloff, Bette Jean Milton. Lois
Stump. Doris Mosher. Evelyn
Morton, Maria Ohlert. Irene
Campbell, Lutte Wood, Betty
Pinkley, Arlene Hulett, Ruth
Zielesch, Helen Zielesch, Mar
jorie Keihler. Ann Chevrie, FL
don Hill, Archie Pinkley, How
ard Ellis. Keith Wood. Vincent
Peters, Henry Kupiec, Michael
Zerk, Earl Morrison, Gilbert
Lathrop, Randall Buck. Charles
Chamberlain, Delmar Scribner,
Robert Burman and Robert Sny-
der.
The annual Alumni Banquet
will be held in the auditorium Of
the High School, Saturday eve
ming, May II. Dancing will fol-
low the banquet, sponsored by
the Junior class.
The annual Senior Prom will
be held at the high school, Fri
day evening. May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Trusx Of
Center Line spent the weekend
with relatives here. ~
Dr.. and Mrs. John Vos are
planning on attending the an
ruel mid-year convention Of the
Michigan Association Of Osteo-
pathic Physicians and Surgeons
held In Lansing, May II and 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce Kloeffler
and family Of Manhatten. Kansas
came to Armada last week to at
tend the funeral of their father,
G. w. Kloeffler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spencer
and daughters of Lapeer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Day of
Pontiac were Sunday afternoon
guests In the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Crull and Howard
Crull.
Mrs. M. J. Dudley has re-
turned to her home here after
spending the winter with her
sisters In Detroit.
The Young Peoples class Of
the Methodist church and their
teacher. Miss Virginia Willeck,
enjoyed roller-skating In Mount
Clemens, Friday evening.
A number from here are plan
ming on attending Achievement
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08
Beer Gux1levs Feel
Effects Of War

oMONTREAL, May g. Up
The Montreal Tavernkeepers AZ.
ISOLATION has reduced the size
OF q 10 cent glass Of beer from
IL to 10 ounces, attributing the
change to higher dominion tax
eS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

DETRoIT-R - Recorders
Judge Christopher =. Stein found
l7.yesr-old John La Chance
guilty OF stealing 30 from .
church poor box April Q. when
he was captured In the basement
OF the church building,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paffhsu-
sen Of Bellevue were weekend
suests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Pierson.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Born % Mr.. and Mrs.. James
Schocke Monday night 1t 81.
Joseph's hospital Mount Glen
ems z son, Ronald James,
weight 8Npounds.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Mis- lem Hardy and brother
in.law have purchased the Zen
CrjGsnaa farm on Rimynu road
joining The =. A. Hardy farm on
the west. Mr.. Hardy and con
Jim will work the farm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Browley
were Almont and Romeo visit
tors Monday.