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La gaceta., 1942-10-15

stones para la cena, con Ell .;
so lento y bovine de una bur
guesa de gran c,udad cue a
tiende a las necesidades de Ia
familia.
De pronto, cuando va llega-
ba a la gran terraza de- cafe
del teatro, materialmente in
festada de pGblico, divis6, por
encima de las mesas Y de las
cabezas de los que refresca-
ban, a Dimitri, a su hombre,
hablando con una mujer ele-
gantisima.
Ifka sinti6 que toda su san
gre Sc agolpaba en- su coraz6n.
Debia haberSe puesto II
vida.
Entonces, frunciendo ell ce-
no, con paso de pantera, Sc
fue a la mesa que ocupaba su
amante, que lie volvia a ella Ia
espalda.
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Sc Case Ell CAMPEON DEL
PESO WELTER

Elizabeth, N. j., oct. 15-El
campe6n del peso "welter"
Red" Cochrane, Sc case aver
con la Srta. Beatrice Milano.
una modelo. Ambos tienen 81 a
nos de edad
Cochrane regresara al servi-
clio active dentro de pocas horas.
Ell campeonato de las lat Ii
bras 10 conquist6 ell 80 de julio
de 1871, en- Newark, venciendo
a Fritzie Zivic. Sc uni6 a la ma
rina en- Ell mes de agosto.
Recientemente Sc dijo que sc
lie mandaria a la base de Pearl
Harbor, en- las islas Hawaii,
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de aquellos hijos que habian
Quedado en- ell pals natal y le-
jano, sac6 la pistola, y, a dos
metros escasos de la Cenci,
dispar6.
La bala hizo blanco.
Habia enerado por junto a
la sien derecha de la mraque-
sta.
Dimitri no tuvo tempo aho-
ra nj de volver la cabeza para
averiguar quien era el agresor
de su antigua amante.
Agueda Genet Sc llev6 am
has manos al pecho, toda ex-
tremecida sus ojos Sc vidria-
ron Y llenaron de sangre.... y
cay6 al suelo como un fard3,
lanzando solo ahora un no.
rrendo estertor de agonia.
En- la caida, al intentar asa
rrase, por instinto, a una de
las sillas, la derrib6, derribaa-
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costa de Florida ser6 necesa-

la costa de Florida ser6 necesa-
rio obtener I'm perniso del SER
vicio de grardacostas, en- eeta
temporada.
FL cazador debera obtener u
ma tarjeta de identification CO.
mo las que Sc requieren de las
personals qeu ~frecuentan las 70
mas ccsteras.
Las leyes y di9posiciones fe-
derales Y estatalas debaran cum
plirse como de costumbre.
No Sc podran lievar armas de
fuego de ninguna clase en- en-
barcaciones de vela 0 motor; es-
to Sc aplica tambien a los bo-
tes propulsados por un pequeno
motor.
Los cazadOres solo podran u
sar escopetas standard. Los
botes de remOs solo deben usar-
Sc en- las bahias Y puertos, y no
a 10 largo de la costa en- mar a
bierto. Esta prohibido cazar Ger
ca de los astil'eros, fabricas de
electricidad, instaiaciones mill
tares, etc.
No podran ser llevadOs a las
zonas p~rohibidas 0 restringidas,
anteojos, binoculares Y armas
de fuego.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
TERRIERS CONTRA
DIABUOS VERDES

Pasaran ell Terraplen Davis,
ell sabado, los Terriers de Hills
borough y en- st. Petersburg ju-
.garan con los Diablos Verdes.
Los futbolistas de la. escuela
de segunda ensenanza de Semi
mole Heights Sc italian en- per-
fectas condolences ffsicaS.
Randall Hughes Sc lastim6 a.
yer, encima del ojo izquierdO, y
es probable que no pueda jugar,
aunque 81 dice que jugara.
Este juego pertenece a la la
mazda Conferencia de los Diez
Grandes.
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90 tambien ell velador de mas.
mol con gran estr6p:to de pla-
tos y de copaa.
-lMe promotes no enfa-
darte Pope?
-iPor que, mama?
-T1, prom6temelo prime
70.
-Bien, prometi4o.
-Pues es que... iMiral Ne
acaban de entregar una carta
para ti"".. y la he leido.
-GY ESQ es TODD, mama?
No, no es TODD. Els que es-
"a carta te va a producer cier.
Ia sorpresa.... mo, no me mi
res con esos ojos! va sabes 10
que hemos convenido entire los
dos hijo mio!.... iQue es pre-
eiso olvidar ell pasado! iQue
IS precise que, entire los dos,
entire tn y 20, que somos los
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Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
OEPORTES
BUCKY HARRIS BUSCA UN
PUESTO EN- Ell BASEBALL
ORGANIZADO

Washington, Octbre 14.-Bu-
cky Harris, que hace pocas sema
mas renuncio la direction de los
Senadores, anda ahora a la cazs
de un nuevo empleo.
AL dimitir, Harris, yerno del
dueno de la novena, Clark C.
Griffith, declare que 10 hacia en-
beneficio propio y del club.
Los Senadores finalizaron en-
Ell s6ptimo lugar y Griffith AGA
ba de reemplazar a Harris con
Ossie Bluege, durante II amos
uno de los mejores jugadores de
cuadro de la Liga Americana.
Bluege, que tiene AZ amos de
edad, ganara no menos de 10
mil pesos anuales.
Ileva Harris 10 amos como di
rector, en- las mayores, y Is con
los Senadores.
Dirigi6 a los Tigres en- cinco
temporadas y a los Medals Ro-
Jas en- una.
Bajo el mando de Bucky los
Senadores ganaron los campeo-
natos de 1924 y 1925. Bluege ju
gaba con ell Washington en- los
amos de las vi.t2rias.
Griffin considerable a Ossie
como uno de los mejores "ante.
salinistas", en- la defensa, de to.
dos los tiempos.
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LA TEMPORADA HIPICA EN-
MIAMI

Miami, Oct. 14.-La tempora-
da hfpica en- Tropical Park, Co.
raj Gables, Florida, empezara ell
dia q de diciembre y continue
"a durante 20 dias, finalizando
el IL de Enero. Sera mantenida
una bolsa minima de $4,000.
81 la temporada resulta fruc-
tifera, el minimo de la bolsa, Sc
gun Henry L. Strauss, jefe de
la nueva association Gables Ra-
cling, sera de $1,000.
~Desempeharan altos cargos
Francis Dubbe, Tom Thory,
Sam Nucklos y Jack Cleary.
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de los Estados Unidos, comenza
RI aqui Ell dia "a de octubre.

IA aqul el uId "a uS
Todos los que Sc inscriban de
beran presentarse en- 81 Manhat-
tan Chess Club, 100 Central
Park South, ell dia "a a la lis
de la tarde. Los preliminares co
menzar&n en- el mismo dia y con-
tinuaran el "a y ell 25. FL vence-
dor en- cada division Sc c~alifica-
ia para los cir les.
Vendran los mejores ajedre-
cistas aficionados de Boston, FL
radelfia, Washington, Chicago,
San Luis y Los Angeles.
Luis R. Chauvenet, de Char
loteville, Va, representara al
sur.
Los finales comenzaran el dia
20 de octubre, en- ell Hotel Capt.
tolio.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. all
TONIC TERCHRO
Ia MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
mo del bandido, cuando ocu-
rrio algo tragico e inesperado.

La escena que acabamos de
describir a nuestros lectores,
no habia durado mas que dos
o tres minutes.
De pronto, cuando Dimitri
tenia aGn sujeta a la marquee
ga con su mano izquierda, y
precisamente en- ell instante en-
que con la otra mano lie hacia
aquella Garcia leve en- ell ros-
tro de marfil y de nardo, son6
una detonaci6n a espaldas de-
russo.
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DERROTA DE SAVERIO TU-
RELIC

Detroit, Octubre 14.-Jimmy
Edgar, de Detroit, venci6 por
puntOs, luego de derribarlo Gin
co veces en- dos asaltos, a Save
rio Turiello, un veterano. Pesa-
ba Edgar 1902 libras y tenia
sobre su contrincante ventaja
de una libra.
Turiello Sc presto para subs
THUR a Tony Motel, de Chica-
go, que Sc lastim6 antes del COM
bate.
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LOS GIGANTES COMPRA-
RON AL PITCHER TWINKLE

New York, oct. l5.-lLos "Gi-
gantas" compraron al "Balti-
more, novena de Ia Liga Inter-
nacional, los servicios del pitch
er Kenneth Thinkle. de % amos
de edad.
En- la Ultima temporada ga
no Is desafios Y perdi6 Is.
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TULANE JUGARA CON
GEORGIA

New Orleans, Octubre ID. =
Ell equipo Tulane jugara ell sa-
bado con ell de Georgia, en- Athe-
mas, cerca de Atlanta.
Las dos universidades llevan
sostenidos tres partidos, con u
ma victoria para Georgia y dos
para Tulane.
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Este vic que la cara de su
antigua amante sc d~escompo-
MIA con un gesto de dolor no
rrible e i%nesperado.
En- ell mismo segundo, Ague
da lanz6 un leve grito.
Y en- ell mismo segundo tam
bien, Dimitri Petrokoff, con
cierto espanto, a pesar de SUI
cinismo, vic como, por ell ros-
tro de nacar de su antigua a
mantle, comenzaba a correr
un hilillo de sangre muy roja.
iQue habia ocurrido?
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TORNEO NACIONAL ANA
TEUR DE AJEDREZ

New York, Octubre 14.-El
torneo nacional lama
teur" de ajedrez, bajo los auspi-
clos de la Federation de Ajedrez
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
VICTORIA DE WRIGHT

Hartford, Conn, oct. 15.-Con
un peso de 1912 libras, Chalky
Wright, Ell negrito campe6n del
peso de puma, puso a dormir a
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
Sc CASARA Ell PELOTER0
HASSETT

Jersey City, N, j., oct. IA
La primera base de los Yankees.
John A. Hassett, contraera aqui
matrimonio con la Srta. Vero-
MIA Mackin, de Jersey City.
Sc verificara ell sabado la &C.
remonia, en- la iglesia cat6lica
romano de San Patricio.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

Era que Ifka, la antigua
companera del russo, cast su
mujer efectiva y legitima, la
madre de los h'jcs de Dimitri,
volvia al circo en- aquel ms
tante.
Venia de una de las ticatss
del barrie, de tomprar provi-
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
during 80 to So Years
Of Age!

II you-llke so many women be-
tween the ages of SO and 62-suffer
from hot flashes, weak. dizzy, ner-
vous feelings. distress OF 'irregu-
larities", are blue at times-due TO
the functional middle age period
In a woman's life-start at once
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It's the best known
medicine you can buy that's made
especially for Domen.
Pinkham's Compound Is famous
70 relieve such distress. Taken reg
ularly 1t helps build up resls-
lance against such symptoms. 1t
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
REGLAS PARA LA GAIA EN-
LA COSTA

Miami, oct. 15.-Para cazar
pajaros acuaticos a 10 largo de
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

Carlos Cuevas, de Puerto RICO,
que pesaba 127.
Mas de 3so00 rcrconas vieron
caer a Cuevas, en- Ell cuarto asal-
to.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
LA GACETA

I'D psri6dico en- idioma EspS6 Dol
De mas circulation en- Tampa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
200 Attend Installation
Of Maccabees' Officers
IN ELABORATE Maccabee.

IN ELABORATE Maccabees
ritual last evening officers of
Pagoda Tent Hive 125L of Mount
Clemens and Ulma Moss Tent
Hive of East Detroit were in
Quoted into office in joint install
lation. More than 200 persons
witnessed the public rites, con-
Quoted in Barron hall.
Installing officers included
Mrs. Louisa Minor c. Detroit, su-
peme junior director; Mrs. Ulma
Moss, district manager and great
mistress at arms, of Detroit;
Mrs. Anna Finch of st. Clair
Shores, supreme Chaplain; and
Mrs. Josephine Stout of East De-
troit, supreme sentinel.
Mount Clemens officers in
stalled were Mrs. Ellis Streu.
past commander; Mrs. Frank
Buster, commander; Mrs. Gar
net Young, lieutenant comman-
der; Mrs. John Stearns, record
keeper; Mrs. William Helm, as
sistant record keeper; Mrs.
Charles Daugherty, chaplain;
Mrs. Jack James, sergeant; Mrs.
Charles S C h e e !, mistress-at-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28

NINE LOCAL WOMEN will
have opened their homes to sew
eral hundred women at the Lea
que of Women Voters card par
ties by Friday evening. The
series, which began last week, Is
an annual finance effort of the
League.
Concluding the week of par
ties will be one held at the home
of Mrs. Henry Tryloff Thursday
afternoon, with reservations
made by Mrs. c. A. Wigell, Mrs.
Clarence S. Wilson, Mrs. James
Kenney, Mrs. Andrew Allore,
Mrs. Henry Burel, Mrs. Louis
Sonnenburg, Miss Florence Cha
potion and Mrs. A. d. Brewer.
Mrs. G. H. Malbin is making
plans for ten tables Thursday ev-
ening with her committee, Mrs.
Alton Noe, Mrs. Hugh Neale,
Mrs. A. A. Thompson and Mrs.
Douglas Ball. Mrs. E. T. Nun
neley and Mrs Paul Mckee COM
pose another committee.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Coming Events

WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY {

WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY -
INSTALLATION Of officers Patriotic Daughters of Americs
in Barron Hall, at pm.
DAISY CLUB of St Louis parish at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
E. J. Downing, North River road, pm.
BLACKEYED SUSAN Club of ST. Louis parish at the HON
of Mrs Vincent Brinker at pm.
CHILD STUDY Group One at the home OF Mrs G. Stuart DE
Mott 95 Ahrens street, at pm
FEC GIRLS CLUB at the home of Mrs Ohio G. Bell Sout
CHILD STUDY GROUP TWO at the home of Mrs william
Murphy l24 Lodewyck avenue at pm
the Sisters of Charity at pm
EIGHT O'CLOCK CLUB the of Mrs Valaer Denewetf
276 Jones street, at pm.
CIRCLE EIGHT, at the home of Mrs Oscar Socia at
CATHOLIC INFORMATION Glass; at ST. Mary's Clubhooms
THURSDAY, JANUARY %
AMERICAN LEGION Post and Auxiliary district meeting,
in Harrison town hall at AIS pm.
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE at the home of Mrs Floyd Duborg,
Florence boulevard, at 1920 pm.
BETA SIGMA PHIL potluck dinner meeting at the home Of
DANCE young people, ST. Marys clubrooms sponsored
by ST. Peters Catholic Youth Organization at $50
WATER LILY CLUB of St Louis parish annual banquet at
verniers Inn New Baltimore, at 1880 pm.
LILAC CLUB of ST. Louis parish, at the home of Mrs Alice
Furton 80 Riverside drive, at pm.
YOUNG WOMENS Episcopal League contract club at the
home of Mrs. Karl krause 80 Mack avenue at 1880
GAMES PARTY at the home Of Mrs W. Fuller, 153 Dick
inson avenue sponsored by Perpetual Help Club. to
ROSE club of St Louis parish home of Mrs Harry
Clost Lanse Cruese road, at pm.
RED CROSS benefit social Green school, Sugar Bush
road sponsored by Chesterfield town Red Cross COM
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE, potluck a. Kings Daughters
MARGARET scrToMe CIRCLE of King. Daughters. at the
home of Mrs. c. Edward wllert "a welts street. at
Annual PARTY of Zion Evangelical Mems Brotherhood in
ALTAR SOCIETY Of St. Peters parish in the sodaly
at ST. Marys High school, at pm. Election Of
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20
CIRCLE FOUR Women's Guild Zion Evangelical Church,
special meeting at the parish house, at pm.
LOOT. circuit meeting IN Barron hall, at pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Sunday School Worker .
TO Retire After rs Years

her first class. and James G.
came to Miss Broome during the
evening. including messages
from the Rev. and Mrs. Clyde
Donald of Flint. the Rev. and
Mrs. E. H. Wilcox of Wyandotte.
Ben Earl of st. Clair, q former
Sunday school superintendent;
Ruth Verkler, a former teacher
now in college; and from Mrs.
William Mckinney of West
Branch.
The committee who planned
the event was headed by Mrs.
Kidd. assisted by Mrs. Emery
Albee. Mrs. M. r. Little, Mrs.
Milo Warner, Mrs. Harry Briggs
and A. E. Cressey. Dining room
arrangements were in charge Of
Mrs. Robert Shepherd and Mrs
Leland Kettering. and girls Of
the high school department and
some Of the teachers did the ser
wing.
Those who prepared the din.
ner include Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs
Kettenring, Mrs. Robert Rosso
Mrs. Thomas Babcock. Mrs
Mary Douglas and Mrs. Rollin
Job.
Out of town guests at the din.
ner included Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Withe of New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Locker and
Mrs. Frank Hacker, of Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Griffiths
to Mark
Anniversary

MR.. AND MRS. GUY H.
GRIFFITH will celebrate their
42nd wedding anniversary to-
morrow, Jan. 20.
They are planning to enter
tain q few friends ut an oyster
supper. at their home on High
street, Guests will include
Capt. and Mrs. william Engel-
man of Selfridse Field. Mrs.
Maude Ross, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coker.
Reminiscing about their we'd
ding In Baltimore AZ years ago,
they recalled that shortly after
the ceremony one Of the biggest
fires in the United States began
In Baltimore. Fire equipment
came from all over the SUR
rounding area to help fight the
giant blaze. Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
fifth postponed their wedding
trip to remain in Baltimore,
where the blaze continued to
burn until the latter part OF
February.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
A TESTIMONIAL DINNER n

"A IESIlMONlAl OlNN6N ~
the Methodist church last even
ing honored Miss Lillian
Broome. who is retiring from
active Sunday school work after
IS years service. More than 100
guests were present, including
present and past Sunday school
teachers, older members Of the
church and few visitors.
The entire evening was 4
beautiful tribue to q faithful
church worker.
Tables were beautifully decor
ated, with frosted trees placed
at intervals. Decorated with col
ored gum-drops. they gave q fes-
tive appearance to the scene.
Tiny diplomas, in pink and blue.
were place-cards for the guests.
At the close of dinner q pro-
gram was presented, with Mrs.
Roy Kidd, general chairman Of
the dinner, as master Of cere-
monies. A group Of five girls
from the junior Sunday school
department sang q group OF
Southern melodies. The group
jackson, present superintendent,
both made brief talks, and Mr..
Jackson presented her with q
beautiful diploma, made by
Thomas Babcock. It signified
graduation from the Sunday
school at the close Of IS years,
but Mr.. Jackson insisted that Il
did not sever the close tie.
The Rev. DR.. Dunning Idle,
addressed the group, after which
Miss Florence Durant presented
Miss Broome with 4 beautifully
bound Bible, a gift from the Sum
day school. The evening was
closed by community singing Of
Blessed Be the Tie That Binds"
MESSAGES
A number q communications
included Carol Kruse, June Bas-
sett, Glenore Albee, Dorothy
Briggs and Barbara Copeland.
Mrs. Harry King next appear
ed to sing two solos, followed by
Mrs. James jackson, in two
readings, and Charles Wildt Ia
two vocal numbers.
TRIBUTES
Mrs. Lewis PARROT In costume
of 1897 gave a delightful history
of the development and changes
that have taken place since Mis-
Broome was first connected with
the Sunday school. She was fol-
lowed by Miss Jessie Nellis, who
brought out the vast influences
on young minds Miss Broome
has had in the years Of her Sun
day school work.
Jacob Hoffman, who was 81
perintendent Of the Sunday
school when Miss Broome took
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Day Of Prayer
WOMEN OF THE MOUNT

WOMEN OF THE MOUNT
CLEMENS Council of churches
held a meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Leonardson, Of the Presbyterian
church, local president. Plans
were discussed for the annual
World Day of Prayer to be held
on Friday, Feb. 20. A nomin-
ating committee was appointed
to make the slate for the officers
Of next year.
MRS. r. j. NICHOLS of 2064
Wand drive e ntertain e d at
luncheon on Tuesday, her guests
including Mrs. Fred Hall, Mrs.
James Dobson, Peggy Brinkman,
Virginia Connors of Detroit; and
Mrs. Ray Andrews, also of Wand
drive. The afternoon was spent
playing cards.
lNDEPENOENA OnAGN Va
Oddfellows will hold q circuit
meeting on Friday evening at D
o'clock in Barron hall. The
grandmother, Glenn Hammel OF
Detroit and the grand secretary,
Fred Rogers of Lansing will be
guests at the meeting, which will
be conducted by Noah Miner.
A SPECIAL MEETING of
Circle Four of Women's Guild
of Zion Evangelical Church will
take place Friday at 2 o'clock
in the parish hVuse, with Mrs.
Charles Sherlock in charge.
ZION EVANGELICAL BRO
THERHOOD will hold its annual
party in the church parlors on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
walter Kandt u csairman.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Civilian Defense Against Dowdy Dress
Girl Scout News

TROOP Five met Monday. We
took dues and roll call, then we
finished peeling the silver off
cigarette packages. We invested
three girls, June Hohf, Lor-
raine and Patsy Springborn.
Sharon Koth got her second class
badge. Beverly Mamrow taught
us a game called Scoop, and
Sharon also taught US a game.
We got our American flag. We
planned where to 60 in an air
raid. Z
GLORIA HOHF, Scribe
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES
RILEY (Annie Pavelek) of 304
Euclid avenue announce the ar
rival of son, born at 1925
o'clock today in st. Joseph's
hospital.
MRS. GEORGE PINGEL,
whose birthday anniversary was
Jan. %, will be honored by
members of her birthday club al
dinner on Friday evening at her
home. asit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Farewell Event
Fetes Mrs. CouIette

MRS. HENRY GOULETTE,
who will move to Dearborn with
her family on Feb. I, was hon
ored at q farewell luncheon yes
terday by a group of American
Legion members. Mrs. Goulette
has been q loyal member Of the
American Legion Auxiliary for
the past is years.
The luncheon took place at the
Goulette. home on Cass avenue,
and the guests presented their
friend with q farewell gift. Those
present included Mrs. Russell
Branyan, Mrs. Charles Woolard,
Mrs. Hugh Watson, Mrs. Harry
Moore, Mrs. Wayne Leach, Mrs.
Dorothy Clemens, Mrs. Bert
Gwinn, Mrs. John Stearns and
Mrs. George DeLaRue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28

arms; Mrs. Rupert Crabbe, first
lady of the guard; Miss Wilma
Tilch, second lady of the guard;
Mrs. Frank Leary, sentinel; Mrs.
Jennie Gardner, picket; Mrs.
Jerry Baret, Deborah; and Ru-
pert Crabbe, Judas Maccabeus.
Escorts were Lucille Goulette,
Virginia UP, Anna Van De-
.Steene and Mrs. Jessie Crum-
horn.
Dancing followed the cere-
monies.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Leagues Gard Party Series
Closes on Friday Evening

Miss Fannie jacob will have
seven tables at her home Friday
evening. Those reserving places
that evening are Mrs. Walter
Caffrey, Miss Hazel Belts, Mrs.
E. G. Gallagher, Mrs. Leo Braun.
Mrs. Donald Westendorf. Mrs.
Thomas Longstaff, Mrs. Bernard
Roskopp, Mrs. Monte McFar-
lane and Mrs. Byron Stuck.
Defense stamps are being Civ
en- as prizes at all the parties.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Miss Lillian Broome IS Honored at Methodist Testimonial Dn
Box Social ~
Red Cross fund

ENTmG Y8o<kUD ~ -
box social THURSDAY r. y ~
Green school WIN y ~ ~
Red Cross W. Neljel 1un1 & !.
. determined effcrt ~ fo4oD ~
$500 quota set for Cha9l
township. III & \ ~ 4
Mrs. Prosspr vsrysur " 80
eral Chairman of me- evonk
which will include : eanco ~
prize for the prsttiose bou -
social will bsgin et 3 oaU46ek a9
Green School. Sugar Du1b ~
near Furton >tosd. ~,
q III
MIR. AND 1u10. 100
HALL. - Clinton stroo y
announce tho arrival Gk y
daughter at $50 o'clock 7t6b
morning In ST. Jossph's hoopl41
FRANK SCHANEIER, acep-
panied by his niece, virokd11
Schanher. has left Tor = 1xt
weeks Westeru trip. ss.: n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-28
Miss Schalm TO We'd
U. S. Army Officer

MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
SCHALM of 254 Riverside drive
a n n o u n the engagement Of
their daughter, Vera to Lieut..
Eugene T. Rakes, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James L. Rakes Of Rocky
Mount, Va.
Miss Schalm, a graduate Of
Michigan College of Beauty Gull
ture. now operates the Macomb
Beauty shop. Lieut.. Rakes II .
graduate Of Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. and is now stationed
at Chanute Field. Rantoul. Ill.
No date has been set.
THE GIRLS MISSIONARY
Society of the Methodist Church
will sponsor a bake sale on Sat-
urday, Jan. 81, at the Wolff Mil
linery store on Walnut street,
beginning at IL o'clock. Ruth
Roland, chairman, will be aided
by Shirley Skarritt. Barbara
Nicholson and Grace Nieman.
THE ALTAR SOCIETY of st.
Peters Catholic Church will
meet Thursday evening in the
sodality clubrooms at 8 o'clock.
Election of officers will be held.
ANNUAL BANQUET Of the
st. Louis Water Lily Club will
be held Thursday evening ut
7:3O o'clock, at Vernier's Inn,
New Baltimore.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN JAR
CHOW and daughter Mrs. Ralph
Garman have returned from six
weeks spent in Coronado. Calf.
Mrs. Garman will close her
home at Selfridse Field, and re-
turn next week to rejoin Lieut..
Carman, who is stationed ut
North Island, Calf.
LADIES AID SOCIETY for
the support of the deaf institute
will hold its annual potluck
supper on Sunday, Feb. !, ut
$50 o'clock in Fraser.
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THE 84TH BIRTHDAY an
niversary of Frank Hart Of New
Haven will be celebrated this
evening at Q family dinner It
which Mount Clemens guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Prank
Leonardson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miller and daughter, Virginia,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Leonard.
SON.