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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07
WILLARD SCOTT
NAMED CHAIRMAN

Willard J. Scott recently re-
ceived the following wire in
connection with his leadership
in the coming United Service
Organization campaign. ZAP
preciate your acceptance coun-
ty craftsmanship USO campaign.
Letter and material follow"
Signed Sam C. Ford, Cover
nor, Payne Templeton, state
USO chairman.
The USO campaign is sched-
uled to open officially May II
and it is hoped that all cam
paigns will be over by July 4.
The committee in Hardin will
select the week within this per-
iod when it desires to have an
active campaign.
In further comment on the
campaign, Payne Templeton of
Helena pointed out that when
men join the colors they join
the biggest group in the world
USO. The membership of the
USO includes every mothers
son in the fighting uniforms of
Uncle Sam. BY the end of this
year there will be 100000.
Built in every threshold of
camps and training stations"
continued Mr.. Temp1eton, "USO
club houses welcome the Off
duty fighters to their firesides,
their lounges, and social halls.
There are 407 club houses, with
1853 small operations, to give
comfort, cheer, recreation and
rest to all who shoulder and
make guns"
Hardin will have a very &C
tive campaign for its share of
the USO $32, 900 900 national
campaign effort, it was stated.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07

He is connected with a re-
connaisance detachment in the
army, it was stated. =
Private Koerber was drafted
Feb: 16, 1941 and was stationed
In Fort Lewis, Wash, prior to
his departure to the land "down
under"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07

Der, stated that
he recently ar
rived in Aus
tralia and was
feeling fin e
The wire ar
rived here Sun
day and was
the first word
his p a r e n t S
had received of
whereab-
outs in more
than a month.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07
NOTICE

The regular meeting of
the Big Horn County de-
tense council will be held
on Monday, May II, at 8
pm, in the community
room of the courthouse. All
members are requested to
be present.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07
LOCAL MAN IS
IN AUSTRALIA

A telegram received here by
Mrs. T: L. Koerber from her
son Private William G. Koer-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07
LOCAL MEN TO
ATTEND

v. I. Morris and I. L. Dehnert
will leave Sunday for Helena,
where they will spend the week
in the state defense training
school.
The men are members of the
Hardin American Legion, Post
No. 8, and will join other Leg
ionnaires attending the school.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07

u. s. Marine Corps PARACHUTE
lists, called Paramarines, land
armed with pistols, knives and
sacks of hand grenades.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-05-07

There's no finer way than the
American way. Let's keep it that
way. Buy Defense Bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Girls Rustic Home

FROM THE Kewaneeaw
Country Club. -.
Way up at Copper Har-
Dor. -.
Comes word. that the
Misses Flora and Cora Wag-
ner will be occupying their
rustic cabin. -.
Until along about the first
of October -.
Golfng is that grand. -.
Ralph Wellman Allen Of
Ann Arbor has been in
town. =. for a visit with DR..
and Mrs. J. Harvey Maxwell
-. of Mckinley road. -.
Alice Maxwell. was in
from her studies at the Uni
yersity of Michigan. =. at the
same time. -.
Since then both of the
young people. have re-
turned TO their midsummer
grind. -. at the u. of M.....
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Ii. Jimmy Best Man
MRS. JAMES II. WINEMAN

MRS. JAMES H. WINEMAN
-. will be her sister-in-law
matron-of- honor.
And Lieutenant Wineman
("Jimmy" to his pals) will be
best man -.
On the afternoon. -. of the
wedding day. -.
The senior Winemans will
hold a reception :. in their
handsomely arranged gardens.
Following which the young
couple. :. will leave.
However. :. before all this
takes place.
The honor matron. will
entertain with a party. .. for
the principals and the out-of-
town guests. lat the Detroit
Golf Club. August 20. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Mary Keys Visit

UNLESS PLANS have
changed. :. within the last
few hours. ..
Pretty Mary Kay Trendle,
Will be leaving her home in
the Indian Village Manor
today. -.
For a few days in Boston,
And a reunion with her
brother 80.
Who's al Harvard
Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Fitzpatrick OF
Cloverly road -.
Invited 20 friends TO Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club. where
"Showboat Evening" was be-
ing quite an attraction. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
1fAPCH 7f TO APRLL 20

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
Arjes-The personal things,
including the disposition, inner
thoughts. plans attitude toward
obligations and situations - all
these are under some strain,
and call for wise thinking, hon
est planning. consideration Of all
important details.
APRIL 2I TO MAY 20
Tamus-Read over what we've
said to Aries natives. Your indi-
cations and influences today are
similar. Go about everything
calmly, inwardly as well as out
wardly poised.
MAY II TO JUNE 2f
Gemini - Don't have unneces-
sary differences with relatives,
friends, any one. And give your
self the kind Of a pep talk that
will put YOU into shape for the
busy week ahead. Today is not
for idling
L y = ~ / - y = LII -
Cancer - Nothing ventured,
nothing gained" is old but still
effective advice. However, when
you venture, be sure the road
you take is going TO be a help
ful one to sound living and think
ing.
JULY p TO AUG. %
Leo Accept advice when II
comes from correct sources, be
not tardy about meetings. details,
obligations Of any sort, nor tardy
to attend to the things you offer
10 do. such as favors. charities.
If you've given your word, keep
it. Maintain harmony.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
TWgo-You may not get help
from anywhere today-in fact
the complacency of the day should
put you on guard, make you
want TO do something about get
ting plans, discussions, ideas
under way so that the week ahead
will not have a slow start.
SEPT. 2L TO OCT. %
Librd-Pleasant chats. remem-
bering loved ones and friends by
writing, telephoning or sending
tokens of affection and esteem
would make this a happier day.
Children. old folks offer comfort.
OCT. - TO NOV. 22
.Scorpio-Don't join with dis
senters. Stay far from them,
also avoid needless fuss and red
tape.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
.Saqittdrits 49, Discretion and
keen discernment are essentials
this sort Of day, particularly
when there may be a tendency 10
be lax or careless.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
CdpTicorn - Beneficial for all
worthy undertakings. Plans. dis
cussions, conferences, conhden-
tial and written matters.
JAN. - TO FEB. IN
4 qLGrjus Your personal
wishes may have 70 give way 70
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Book on Budeetine
During Wartime

HOW TO make your budget
stretch TO cover the increased
cost of living and still have
money left for war bonds and
taxes 1 told in the Victory Book.
How TO Live on a Reduced
War Budget"
This book points the way to
serving better and less expen-
sive menus; tells how to remodel
outmoded clothing; care for
home appliances and precious
woolens; how TO make the most
of your time; and how TO stretch
your buying dollar.
This is the eleventh in the
series of Ia Victory Books being
offered by The Detroit Times
Home Institute. You may OBJ
tain il by mail or at the service
counter in the lobby of The De-
troit Times Building.
The book is 10 cents If called
for and Is cents by mail. Ad-
dress The Detroit Times Home
Institute. 1925 Times Square.
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
bust WeGHS
At Home
I'm Virginia

Mr.. AND MRS F.. T HANG
STEFER Of Detroit and Marine
City have lust received word
that 1t. and Mrs r. Thomas
Hangstefer Jr. tAnn Hegemanl,
who were married July % az TT
Belvoir. Va, are now al home
az 25OS South Adams street,
Arlington, Va
THE REV CHARLES BAY
LESS Will perform the candle
light ceremony which Will unite
Fern Elaine Templeton and
Ensign William d. Ray al the
William Ford Memorial Meth
odist Church this evening
Miss Templeton will be at
tended by her cousin. Mrs.
Gladys Frat. Miss Vera IL Vack.
Mrs. Bessie Holmes and Miss
Betty Templeton.
William Clark will be best
man and Donald Clark. T. 4.
Glover and Paul ZavitZ also will
assist him while Marshall Rag
land. J. w. Weeks. Kenneth
Kittle and George Doig will seat
the guests.
A reception will be held for
some 200 guests
Ensign and Mrs Ray will
make their home in Pensacola,
Fla.
MRS. &. s. IRON is a guest
AZ the Biltmore Hotel IN New
York City.
THE LIST Of Detroiters up at
TOtef Top-in-d-Bee grows
The Frank Germans, MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas YoTke. DR.. and
Mrs c. F. Boell and family,
Judge Homer Ferguson. Mr. and
Mrs. c. c. Croley, the NJ. s.
Mars. Mr. and Mrs. d. G.Brown
and Chester Dalye are just a
few of the many.
Also there are such pranksters
as:
d. w. Clauer. Ray Wagner
and Y. +. Trout Of Springfield,
O., about whom e.. anon.
MR.. AND MRS. EVAN ELLIS
of West Seven-Mile road. Sher-
wood Forest, announce the
approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Betty Claire, and
Richard L. Haskell of Seattle,
Wash.
The ceremony VIII be per-
formed August q at a o'clock
I'm the afternoon by the Rev
Berton S Levering at the home
Of the brides parents.
Miss Ellis was graduated from
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

HERE'S THE youngest. Sauc-
lest version Of the popular two
piece mode that you've ever seen.
It's Pattern 4l72 by Anne Adams
and smart the year round.
The jacket with its pert tie
fastenings has a choice Of sleeve
lengths and either a sweetheart
neck or high style.
Pattern 4l72 is available in
junior miss sizes II, 13. Is and
II. Size 13 takes 39s yards
35 inch.
Send 16 cents in coins for this
pattern TO The Anne Adams
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square. Detroit, Mich. Owing
to customs regulations. orders
for patterns to Canadian destl-
nations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Cas+offs
Aid Catholic
lie eague Camp
BY JACK /. OLIVER

YOU'D BETTER heed the air
raid wardens' advice and clean
all the truck out of your attic
-. and hand the reclaimable
part to the League of Catholic
Women's bargain counter, which
reopens September 2 promptly
at 1890 a. m.
Mrs. Hugh Corey is chairman
of this always-successful ven-
ture and is being assisted by
some 30 cronies.
The bargain counter is ready
and waiting to receive furniture.
clothing. dishes, lamps and even
stockings tregardless Of runs)
and the proceeds from their sale
viii help defray the expenses OF
the leagues camp. four miles
north OF Lexington on Lake
Huron.
Members OF the junior unit
will be on hand 10 assist the.
opening morning.
Miss Betty Danahey Is in
charge Of the group.
TICKETS FOR the AWVS
SeIfridge Field Day are going
like hot cakes.
Not only In Crosse Pointe.
where Mrs. Lloyd G.. Hooker is
doing her best, but in the north
end, where Mrs. Anthony Mai
ullo and co-workers are hard al
it 10 make everything a great
success.
1t. Col. r. C. Amlong in the
Buhl Building has the entire
ordnance department selling ad-
mission for the big event.
Mrs. Aline Wright and Miss
Louise Hackett are in charge
Of the Buhl Building sale, by the
by.
IN JIM HILLS absence, he's
turned over the use of his COM
Portable Canadian shore home 10
1t. Com. Homer T. Gratz and
Mrs Gratz for the weekend
Along with them are Captains
Addison Wagner and J. j. Hood
and their wives.
They arrived this morning and
viii be remaining there at
Thornhill until sometime Mon
day.
RIGHT NOW Miss Ann Cor
rick. Crosse Pointe High School
grad. is down in Austin. Texas.
She is the niece OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Corrick and will
be returning 10 these parts Tues
day, along with Miss Joan Brew
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbabsron

MR.. AND MRS HENRY
WINEMAN. of Hamilton
drive.
Announce the marriage.
To take place August 80.
OF their daughter. :. Mary
Henrietta. -.
And Arthur Davis. -.
Son of Mrs. Juanita Davis
of New Orleans. La.
The wedding will be held
at noon. i. in the Wine
mans beautiful home. 80.
And will be followed by a
breakfast. :. there. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Massage and Exercise
Help Firm The ChinIine
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WHEN A screen star has her
face lifted she doesn't tell the
world about II. But YOU can
usually spot the good work by
tho change in her chinline Sud-
denly all the droop is gone and
il is much lOvelicr.
II YOU have the determination,
however. you can do a lot 10
avert this tendency to sagging.
Your throat column is seven
eighths muscle and the trouble
is mainly the lack of any
exercise.
just a small amount will keep
the muscles IN tone and help to
hold the line firm.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

teaspoon salt
g slices hot buttercd toast
Asparagus tips or pieces may
be used. Add boiling water and
l teaspoon salt. Boil until ten
der Drain saving liquid for
white sauce.
Add butter TO asparagus and
melt slowly over low heat.
Sprinkle with the flour and stir
gently 20 blend well. Add hot
asparagus liquid and cook until
mixture begins 10 thicken Add
milk. salt and pepper and cook
5 minutes longer. stirring con
stantly Serve on hot, buttercd
toast. Serves SIN.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Grandmother Party

THAT EVENING 80. Mrs.
Joseph M. Friedman. -.
Who has been making her
home in Pittsburgh. ;. until
recently.
Will entertain for her
bride-elect granddaughter. -.
With the rehearsal dinner.
The scene Of which. is 10
be decided upon later. -.
And well have more data,
On the pre-nuptial parties,
Later on. dear. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

spending several days az Mo-
raine on the Lake. Highland
Park, III. with Lt.-Commander
and Mrs Frederick r. Bolton.
Mrs. Bolton and Ann, who've
been visiting with the lieuten-
ant-commander for the summer,
Will return shortly TO their
home on Canterbury drive.
THERE WILL be bridge
luncheon given by the ladies OF
the Plum Hollow Golf Club,
August 26. at 1870 p. m.
Mrs. +. II. Cross is chairman
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

OF the party and assisted by
Mrs. O. S. Gulley. Mrs w. +.
Grant and Mrs. J. A. F'reeSe.
Mr.. AND MRS. FRED A.
NOLAN and Judge and Mrs.
James Chenot were among the
recent arrivals al the SeIgniory
Club in the Province of Quebec.
MISSES CLARE and Ann
Sawicki of Grayton road re-
Gently left for the coast where
they will visit their brother,
Pfc. John Sawicki.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

Emig Of Linsdale avenue. will
become the bride Of Cpl. Robert
A. Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis A. Shaffer OF Mendoza
avenue, August 81.
The wedding Will take place
in the Calvary Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Orlin Johnson will be
hostess Saturday at the Detroit
Yacht Club at a luncheon and
shower.
THE w. TERRANCE BAN
MANS Of Warrington drive are
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

ster. daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
Few Brewster Of Austin.
Missie b. Will be Up North
for about a week.
Mrs. William Lyons. Miss c.
sister. will be Miss Brewster S
hostess, we understand.
Miss Corrick appears 10 be
quite a gal--society editor OF the
Daily Texan. president Of Theta
Sigma Phi and we wouldn I
know what all
ia c Q L F. L ! y F. B. EM1G.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Now on Honeymoon

ACROSS THE page -.
you'll see Mrs. Rollin Nc
Groarty -. nee Jacqueline
Wright. -.
Who was married recently
LAT First Presbyterian
Church. 80.
A hundred friends. >. at
tended her wedding reception
following which she and
her bridegroom -. travelled
in Northern Michigan IT,.
They'll be back in town :,
any minute now. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Elsie Robinson
IT'S A mothers letter.

IT'S A mothers letter.
Sometimes l get mighty mad
al mothers-even though I'm
one myself
Not merely at the indifference
mothers who neglect their babies
and 60 skittering of after a
career. Such neglected babies
aren't the most unfortunate.
It's the coddled baby who
gets the worst breaks. The
others who satisfy their yen
for power by flattering and in
dulging their offspring, colling
their smother love about
them like the arms OF an
octopus - they are the real
menace.
And when I see one Of their
devitalized young, ii burns me
up. Then a letter like this
comes along-the letter Of a
real American mother-and my
faith flares high again. Listen
Mothers Letter
An open letter 10 any one
At "a, I'm mother TO z
year-old son. It's my response
bility 10 bring him up TO be a
fine man. When / accepted this
responsibility. it was with the
realization that some day he
would grow beyond the need Of
my guiding, restraining hand.
/ wouldn't want il any other
way. / do not want 10 live his
life. / want 10 make him strong
enough TO live his own life.
l know the sentimental reac-
tions which are supposed to be
the test OF true motherhood
Tears over the first long
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Apple Sandwiches

LOOK to apples for tasty new
sandwich ideas. Blend finely
chopped apple with orange mar
malade and spread on bread
Or mix ] cup grated apple with
p cup chopped walnuts and just
enough mayonnalse TO moisten.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

more urgent issues, those things
that concern the public's good or
advance our war program.
FEB. p TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Excellent influences
for personal achievement. gain
ing and granting favors. seeking
interviews, promotion, d / n &
others 70 obtain detectives.
A CHILD born on this day:
Sterling qualities; is an inter-
esting. dependable, courageous
individual who, if living true to
its better qualifications. will be
useful and cap a b e citizen.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
ATTRACTIVE LUNCHEON PLATE

COLORFUL PLATE meals
are always good This one com
bining creamed asparagus on
buttered toast, firm. Juicy sliced
tomatoes and crisp bacon is par
ticularly flayorful.
Country Asparagus
2 cups fresh frozen asparagus,
cut in pinch pieces
| cup boiling water
2 tablespoons butter
? tablespoons flour
! cup liquid drained from as
paragus
/ cup irradiated eyaporated
milk
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
hoD ode France:
T. ~ " y ~ ~ l. Drake

Look IN Your Birthday Comes H. and Find What
Yoy Outiook Ts According TO the Stars,
Eor Slndan AnaNs 29
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
CHonmanD

MRS. ROLLIN McGROARTY
was Miss Jacqueline Wright
before her recent marriage.
Northwestern University School
of Speech at Evanston, Ill, In
June.
Mr.. Haskell at the same time
received his degree from the
School of Commerce at North
western.
While at the university, he
was captain of the golf team for
194l.
He'll enter officers training
chool of the radio communica-
tions division of the army air
corps in early September.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22

But before going on with our
chin calisthenics, let's talk about
cream.
Don't expect cream to nourish
the tissues. 1t won't. But it
Will lubricate the skin and keep
il soft so that lines don't form
as easily.
Patting on the cream stimu-
lates your circulation and that
does mean better nourishment
for the tissues. So massage
with cream is definitely in
order.
How 10 Massage
In massaging. apply cream
heavily 10 the hands and throat
and work from the base OF the
throat upward
Place backs of fingers about
where the dimple in the throat
is and walk" the fingers up.
Use the first and second joints
of the fingers.
Just under the chin, knead
deeply but gently, then sepa-
rate hands and work outward
along the iawline. The trick is
10 move your fingers so that
you do not stretch or pull the
skin.
Leave on a film Of cream and
go into your exercises. The
secret of beautifying the throat
with exercise IS TO tense the
muscles and hold the tension
throughout a gwen movement.
Start with this one;
Tip your head backward, open
Your mouth In an oval and. re-
Sisting strongly with the muscles
of The lower sW slowly close
Your mouth. T0 rhis three times.
Then let tk 'eusion chb out OF
the muscle
Now. poke your lower jaw
forward in an exaggerated pout
and hold ~ while you stretch
your neck and slowly circle
head until chin points over one
shoulder. tip head back. and
point chin hard over other
shoulder. then face front, chin
level DO this slowly two more
times. Relax.
Do This Last
Finish with this difficult
exercise: Cup your chin in both
hands with fingers pointing up
along jawline. Now push with
hands and resist with chin as
YOU slowly force head back
ward. Reverse it2resist with
hands and push with chin as you
lower head forward until chin
is level Relax the muscles
slowly and repeat three times.
After YOU have exercised. re-
move all trace Of the cream and
pat chm dnd throat with a pad
OF cotton that has becn dipped
IN ice water. Then splash the
cold water over your face and
throat.
capyrgst 1882 b. King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-22
Elsie Robinson
SeIf-ReIiance Best Gift
Mother Can Give a Child

pants-the first shorn curls-the
first black eye.
But there will be no lamentS
over my little boys first long
pants. On the day when he
becomes a full fledged member
of society-hiS first day OF
thereli ne no tears.
Inspiring Love
7 never want my love 10 en-
cumber my child. | want il 10
be an inspiration and guiding
hand in helping him TO build the
firm foundations Of a good life
SO. as each day brings my
child closer 10 an adulthood, I'll
thank God for the privilege OF
experiencing all that life holds
in its ups and downs.
For you see, ! have no wish
that my child should remain
baby. unable TO leave me. l
want HIM 10 grow up.
/ hope I'll be able TO make
him independent and self-reliant,
for that is the greatest gift
that l, his mother. could ever
give him.
Redy's Mother
(MrsD May Griem,
1913 Arroyo avenue,
San Carlos, Cal.
That's great letter. It's
as fine an expression of a child's
bill of health as ever have
read.
Blasts theories
or course, just between US.
I can't claim TO have lived up
10 it's noble standards myself.
I'm supposed TO have an in
telligence but I'm a fall guy
for anything in stork pants.
And always will be.
However, / do believe that
if children are TO be raised
right. May Griem of San Carlos
has the best notions. With per-
haps one exception
Maybe it's well for a little
tyke to grow up thinking that
his nom is a monument OF
wisdom-and the world is his
oyster.
Or might il be better for him
to know that we are all bunch
of Softies-longing for love-
giving il without stint-depend-
ing on him to protect our right
to such precious foolishneSs.
! don't know the answer. But
do know that if God would
let my little boy come back
to me from the starry fields OF
paradise, I'd do my darndest TO
make him forget stern battle
fields and golden streets for
ever. And just hold him close.
Which would probably raise heck
with his character. Or would
it7 I'm afraid l wouldn't
care.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Evening star., 1942-09-03
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