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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15


ploye at the nearby Glen Cove
incinerator works saw flames
arising from the deck of the
Columbia. Volunteer frernen
summoned to the waterfront
found no water hydrant. The
tide was out and they had diff
Guilty in fighting the fire with a
pressure pump. Finally they be-
gan 10 squirt water into the
cabin from which the smoke was
pouring. Then somebody who
knew Joe and his habits Of sleep
ing alone on board his schooner
arrived.
Did you get Joe Ladew out? ,"
he asked.
IT apparently hadn't occurred
10 them before that there WAS
somebody aboard for not until
the water used TO put out the
blaze had been pumped out by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

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: a'Sau county McdicaI
fNa'''I''''' had oceh
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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20
HEALTH SERVICE IN
COUNTY DEPARTMENTS

A report recently issued by DR..
R. H. Riley, Director of the State
Health Department, shows the
wide range of the health promotion
and disease prevention services of
the County Health Departments.
The report covers the services in
194l.
The activities in each county are
summarized with reference to
communicable disease prevention
or control; the health supervision
of mothers and children; services
for crippled children; dental care;
the sanitary supervision of food
handling Establishments; of tour
ist and other camps; educational
and other services.
There were 23,072 cases of no.
tifiable diseases reported to the
State Department of Health from
the counties; over 5000 home
visits were made by the health Of
ficers and public health nurses to
discover sources of infection or to
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20
Beldted Banquet

Once more Dame Nature spreads
a cloth,
A smooth white cloth for bright.
eyed bird;
But with a strange perversity,
Forgets the feast-it's quite alb.
surd.
Here are the parrows-trustful
mites.
And starlings, somber in their
best;
While blue jays know what hunger
means,
Though cocksure souls. and better
dressed!
watch them, as with hopeful look
They gather on the high-piled
fence;
must play hostess-quickly. too,
And soften Winters negligence!
Virginia Grilley
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20
LITTLE THINGS THAT
HELP TO PRODUCE

Seven simple, and inexpensive
measures are recommended by soil
specialists Of the extension service
and soil conservation service as
things farmers may we'll carry out
in the situation which confronts
them. Maryland farmers. they say
face their greatest responsibilities
to produce food to the absolute
limit of their ability without over
expanding and without serious
damage to their natural resources.
The simple recommendation
were approved by supervisors OF
soil conservation districts through
Dut the State at a conference held
recently at the University of Mary
and.
Farmers are advised to plow.
plant and cultivate across the slope
leaving the gullies in sod. The
second measure is to follow all cul-
tivated crops with a cover crop.
Other recommendations are 10
keep all land covered during the
winter; to lime and fertilize pas
lures and provide midsummer pas
ture: to prevent losses on wet land
by providing adequate drainage: TO
protect forest lands. and in selling
timber to cut only mature trees
and protect young trees. In the ef
fort to meet production goals. it
is recommended that it be accom-
plished as far as possible by more
intensive use of the better lands,
rather than by plowing up land
that should not be cultivated.
1t is recognized by the special
lists that other measures than
these simple practices are neces-
sary to prevent loss from the soil.
such as terraces. contour strip
cropping, tile drainage, improved
pasture and woodland manage
ment. While it is desirable that
as much as possible be accomplish
ed in carrying out the more exten-
sive practices, it is the belief that
practically all 'armers can save
much of their soil during the per-
iod of heavy production by follow
ing the recommendations. For as
sistance, farmers are advised 70
consult their county agent or soil
conservation district supervisors.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20

esta blish the necessary measures
TO prevent the spread of the dis
eases. Over $4,000 young children
were immunized against diphtheria
and 6,736 persons were protected
against typhoid fever and 7647
were vaccinated against smallpox.
All protective activities of this
sort were carried out in coopera-
ton with the physicians practicing
in the counties.
Nearly $500 persons were exam
ined at the monthly chest clinics
held in cooperation with the Mary
land tuberculosis Association; SOC
were admitted to Sanatoria and
over 1000 home visits were made
to persons who were suffering
from tuberculosis or who had been
in contact with it.
Venereal disease clinics were
held in every section of the State
with nearly 5000 persons admitted
for diagnosis or treatment. Over
$4,000 treatments were given and
over $500 follow-up visits were
made to the homes of the patients.
More than $500 expectant moth
ers were enrolled at the prenatal
clinics and over 10000 young chill
dr@n were examined at the child
health conferences; more than ST.
600 home visits were made by the
public health nurses in connection
with the services for mothers and
young children.
Health supervision of the older
children were carried out shrdl
children was carried on in coopera-
ton with the State Department of
Education. Over $1,000 children
in the elementary grades were
given a physical examination and
over $4,000 inspections were made
in connection with the control of
communicable diseases in the
schools. Dental clinics were also
a part of the school health services
and over $4,000 children had the
benefit of dental attention.
Over 3,400 physically handicap
ped children had the benefit of su.
pervision and treatment in con-
nection with the Services for Grip
pied Children.
Over 1000 sanitary inspections
were made of public or private
premises; $50 of school property;
nearly 1000 of tourist or other
camps; over 1000 Of food hand
ling establishments and nearly g.
500 of dairy farms.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20
R. Ado
FRIDAY - MARCH 20, 1912

FNtONY - MRHCH ~, 1S4G
ZOO Earl the Early Bird
500 News
sos Earl the Early Bird
800 Market Basket
9:15 Morning Devotions
$50 Organ Melodies
$1,000 Mefrett Ruddock
*10:15 Australian News
5000 Singing Strings
*10:45 Cheer Up Gang
*11:00 B. S. Bercovici
"11:15 BBC News
"11:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr
*11:35 Melody Strings
11:45 Shoppers Guide
1900 News
12;05 Jingle Man
1915 Music in the Letter Vein
1890 Chambersburg Time
%12:45 Old Fashioned Girl
100 I'll Find My Way
lis Helen Holden
100 Matinee Melodies
las Joe Frasetto
200 Jack and Evy
2:30 Philadelphia Orchestra
AIS Buyers Preview
4:30 Johnson Family
4:45 Tea With Bea
500 Supper Chat
$50 To be announced
5:45 Sports Parade
5:55 Interlude
500 Prayer
6:01 Name the Band
6:15 Hit of the Day
6:20 News
6:25 Interlude
$50 Heralds of Grace
GAS Dinner Musicale
700 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15 From Batavia
7:30 Lone Ranger
500 Front Page Drama
S:15 Art Jarrett
$50 Russell Bennett
800 SIS Wayne
9:15 Analysis Of Propaganda
$3.50 Dance Time
9:45 Miss Meads Children
$1,000 Cedric Foster
*10:15 To be announced
5000 Variety Show
*11:00 Joe Venuti
Fills Carl Hoff
"11:30 Your Songs
1900 Sign OFF
Mutual System Programs
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20

Miss Winifred Rowe returned to
her home on North Locust street
Tuesday, after having been pa
tient at the local hospital for the
past week.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-03-20

A submarine torpedoman is shown
here with a dummy ''periscope,"
found floating near Pearl Harbor.
Designed to lure army and navy
patrols into wasting bombs, the de-
vice resembles the visual gear Of
full-scale submarine. 1t is held up
right in the water by means of coral
weights and tin cans. This sub"
fooled nobody but the Japs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Srps unieres aebnidbrigen &antp-
fes eegen Die 8aiierfnappbeit baber
mir cine neue tpaiierperbraubetbe
@inridt,ng eingefiibrt. Cine 1T Der
Ndbe befinblide Stone Gompanp bat
uns elm aus Snoiana 2ime 5tone
bergeitelltes ,,8irb 8atb" geibenft,
oas an prominenter Stelle in Der
Ndbe bes ginsangs s,1m SSoiepbinl,m
feline aufitellnng gefllnoen bat. @s
bebarf aber nnr ettpa elm Guart Wai-
fer tdglid.
Gen Stuoenten, sic ,lns cine rei6e
9omateternte eetpiinid)t unb erboff-
ten, bieielben BEL ibrer fiidf,tnft in
boiler steife au finoen, f0nnen mir
bie 8erii6er,ng gebe,t oaB ibr
@uni6 in grfiillllng geeansen lit.
so babtn beute Nad,nittag bereits 25
8uihel Somaten ibren Neg IN ben
&Ibli6ranf gef,tnben. gSir erboffen,
oab bieielben, nebIt SEN anbern, bie
nod 1T ser Reife begriffen iinb, ith
friid erbalten Bis sur Mnfunft Ser
Stuoenten.
X X X
Mfit Ser beutieen gllnuner croft
men mir uniern neuen goal Sunb.
Seit langen sabren ma6te 6er ber-
itorbene Serr 2ouis Seioenltider bor
Columbus es iib aur gbre, ieOes
Sabr SEN Goal 5unb nit einem be-
tradtliden 8eitrag 5,1 er0ffner. Wir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
Nus Dem ,toiepbimMm

ltniere Stuoenten tperben am
9ieltstag, Is. September aus ibren
Sommerferien auriidfebren, nnt oas
neue Shuliabr a,t beginnen. @ir er-
tparten cine aablreide &laiie fir oas
erIte Sabr ser Spdibule. SIT anbe'
trabt ser Gatia6e, oaB Die Irmea
1tnleres .2anoes Die >Geiben ltn ierer
So6i6ulen setpaltts libtet, fann
man aus oieier Quelle tpeaiee Brie..
lterberufe ertparten ,tuo a,,b IN l1tts
fern &oIleeien ipirb Die 3abl Der
Grieiterfanoibaten INNER geringer.
8ir erluben ,lnlere 2eier, fir INT.
Iere i,tnaen Stubenten sll beten, 90.
NIT iie alle in ibrem beilisen 8erufe
ausbarren. Ger Brieitermangel, Der
1ih bereits iiberan benterfbar madt,
miro NIT ser 9nlter bes arieees nod
grDber iper6en.
@s Iino uns inn 2aufc Der Sontnterz
ferien ,na,the intereiIante 8riefe bon
uniern Stubenten 5itgegangen. Die
meiiten bon ibnen n1uBten iid fblDe=
rem srbeiten ilnb 8ei6aftigungen l,l1-I
tersieben tpegen Dem iiberan berr<
idenoen Mangel an slrbeitern. aub
maren tie ben1iibt, itd oas Reiiegelo
nnb ipeitere 9nslagelt fiir bas font
lnenoe sSabr 5u beroieiten gielen lit
es gelltngen, cine tattlide sln5ab!
neuer 2eier 5lt getpinnen ein iebr
perbienltli6es @erf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
Nsittiupd, SEN is. sepfein6er 1912

3iebnnes=goaros ftaltoen Dor einenl
@dtleI. Die Sraee alif Dem Srase.
boaen mar iebr einfad:
u8ann geberfen sic Sbren
aurlus beenbigt au baben?"
Die slnttport oarauf ,par in gro-
ben, oeutliden 3iffern niebereeibris.
ben: 1850. Gas ibeint auf ben
eriten 8lif cine lanse Belt at iein.
l1no oob miro Der neue St,1bent, Der
nabite 8ohe eirtreten tpirb, ieine
Stlloien erft I'M Sabre 1854 beenoet
baber. glne 5tuberten fon1men bonl
erlten Gage on inter Bic aategorie
,9ipinitp Stubent'.
gs lit bllrbo,,s t,tnlib ausaureh.
men, ipenisitens unndberno, ipie bielen
alaiien bie Stubenten beiipobnen,
tpiebiele 9emoen fie aur Bdiherei
ibiden tper6en nip. Greilid cine
siemlibe Inaabl.
l1no tpGbreno all oieien Sabren
miro es Sreunbe nno ipobltatige See
len geben, tpel6e oieien oem DienIt
oes Serrn iid tpeibenoen inngen
Mannern aeitlide. Glitter aur 8erfii-
enng iteIlen tperben, banit iie iorglos
fid oern b0bern Diettfte borsilbereiten
irnitanoe iin6 uno oaB iie ourh ibre
5t1oien oas bobe 3iel bes Prieiter.
tlttns errei6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
Die Mitslieoer bes militdriiden

Die griitena Der gnsel, geiitiser
8eien obne 2eib, 1T in Der 81.
Sdrift, I'M alten foipobl als i'm
Nenen Seitanent, binreifeno beipie@
fen. gngeI erretteten BEN 2ot uno
feline Sa1nilie, gngel iteigen auf Der
Sirnntelsleiter al,f unb nieoer, Elm
gngel totet bie gritgeb1trt Ser slespp-
ter, Der gr5engel apbael eeleitet So~
bias, ein Gi1gel rettet Die bret Sing
linae aus Dem 5elterofen uitp.
SIN steuen Seifament perfiinoet
oer gr5eneel Gabriel Die @eburt oes
Sobanltes ltno bringt Waria Die Bot
|fdaft bon ser Menibneronng gbriltt.
Gin grael belebrte Soiepb, gngel
perfiinoen ben Sirten Die @eburt
Gbrilti. SSelus fpribt bon ben 5buk=
engeln Der &inoer. gngel ueroen NIT
Boiaunen Die Meniden aum 8eltge-
ri6t berltfe1l nno anoere sabIreidc
gnaelserideiru,nsen.
@ottes 2iebe unb Cite bat ieoem
Meni6en biernieoen eit1en 5bnbengel
aat Sic Seite gegeben, ser i'm bor @e<
fabren 2eibes lrno ser 5eele i1iitt.
Die firhli9e 2itursie eibt uns sabl=
rei6e Mnresunsen aur Berebrung ser
FL. @nael. @ir feiern bas sJeIt Ser
FL. S6uteneeI ont 2. Oftober, be-
aeben aber fdon ben Monat Septem~
ber als S1ltsengelnonat.
ltniere 8orfabren berebrten bie FL.
gneel, biele Girben ipurben timer,
geipeibt .1,no iie tpnrben at Sbnb-
patroneu eripdbIt. Dds beltfhe Bolt
berebrte beionoers, ben FL. @raengel
MidaeI ,tnb in Ser olten 1riItlihe1,
3eit aierte iein 8ilo bas oeutide
&eidsbanner.
slus aablreide11 8eiIpielen itdt-
baren Sdukes bes FL. Sdutensels
lei MIR foleenoe tpoblbeslaubiete &C.
| idibte ersdblt, bie mir benz guhe
,,NaG @ql,abor" bes se5uitenpaters
Soiepb &olberg ellt,1ebmen:
uWfan idrieb Muguit 1868. 81.
Chile nno Beru batten ipieber elm
nal grbbeben eetpiitet, bieie f1r6t-
bare @eiBeI iener 2anber. 3ablreide
Stdbte, Sledeit nn6 9orfer tparen
! fait bollltdnbig aerit0rt. Maein, bas
mar ia nod ipeit bon Sbarra in Gcu-
aoor), beiie gelpobner nit edit iiio-
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ienfre,u1o norlelen boren bon 10 Die-
len 2eutelt oeren @ebet erb0rt NOR,
oen lit. sic iagte, tie babe MIR SO
Gents, oie iie germ opfern ipolle,
tpenn Iie in ibrem anliegen erbort
ipiiroe. Mof) onl ielben Gage tpl,rbe
fie erb6rt nnb ih ihide Sbnen bier
init Sic @,hc 80. &C.. Gnn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16
s6nkengelmonat September

liber 2eidtlebiefeit an fetne @efabt
6adten.
s(ud als ein neuer groltob in Ell.
ner gntfernnng bon fannt ie6s big
adt Stunben bebeuter1oe Berbeerun-
gen anridtete nno 1T Sbnrra ielbit
lib Elm 8ooenibipanfen fiiblbar mad.
te, a9tete 11ietnanb beionbers bar.
auf. go fanr oas leit Marid Sim.
11elfabrt. MIles iiberlieB iib ben
rauibenoen gere1tiigungen, tpontit in
oielen 2anoitriden bie fir6lihen
Seiertage iebr l1nbeilig ltno lnlibon
gefeiert iperoen. Inter Oen &lanee
BON Sronlrneln nno Sfeifen, ltnter
9arfenipiel nno lallte1n @eIang be.
meeten ii6 ldr,nenoe ltnt3iige: burb
oie 5traben. Inn iid ipater in lang
anoauernoe Srinfgelase aufauloien.
Bradtpom NOR Der sbenb, prabtnoI
oie Madt 6es boben Seiertags.
aber pdbrenb Sic iibrigen Beiuob-
,ter Sbarras iid oen ianften shlun,-
lner iiberlieben, gab es in oer 5tabt
einen Mann, Der bieie &ube nibt
teilte; nnitet trieb es i'm ltn1ber b,irh
bie 3immer, Die 9ausflure, ben @ar.
ten. Cine peinbolle Mbnitng preBte
ibnt Die Bruit; es tpar ibm, als
miiBte bie Bobn,,ng iiber ieinem
Sauie alllammenitiiraen. Dieier
Mant tpar ser 9omberr Bigatti.
Sbon lit es II 11br. ,,5ol auf bas
erite grbbeben ttidt ein atpeites fol-
gen?"
ltnrl1bepon gebt er binaus; aber
Sic Sterne flimmern 10 milo, ,1nb Ole
@erge ruben 10 feit tpie auf etpia
0auernben Junoameltte1t. Ct febr!
berubigt suriif in bas 8aus. S6on
nabt bie atpolfte stunoe. gr Der.
iu6t at leien, aber oie 8uhitaben
ideinen auf bem Bapier iid ipie
slmeiien berrmaubetpegen; es beuht
ibn, es fra9e oas @ebdlf iiber ieinem
Sa,tpte l1nb l1nrube treibt i'm 5um
aipeitenmal binaus. Ser Si,n,neI lit
pie INNER itiG ltnb flar, oie ipeite
Natlr 10 frie6lib nie aubor. gr
gebt 5ltriid in oie perlaiiene Wob-
nung, Der anerieligiten S1ngfrau iib
uno bic 5ta6t ertpfebleno. - Anes
idIdft.
sgSie ionoerbar", iaete er, lift bic
lie ltnerflarlide Nnsit! 0snB mid
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etngetroHen ut.
M6ge Ser neue GoaI 5unb redt
5abIreide nno freiaebise 8obltdfer
finben.
Gin ssluebIatt fam ,t1s ioeben 5nr
&anb, bas Is berl6iebene Sormulare
fiir Seleeramne entbielt, oie fiir
iaunise 3abler beItinlnt iino. 8ir
geben bier einige Der am r1aBieiten
gebalteneu tpieber:
Sbre prompte 3abl,lng miro
uns at nibt geringem Glsen ge=.
reiden. 8itte I'M iofortige @rles
bigung.
8ir iino bisber iebr eeouloig
nit Sbnen setpeIen. Bollen sic
,tns sefalligit iofort ben Betrag
einienoen. Sbre &ebn,1ng lit iiber-
fduis. Wir tpiir6en cine prontpte
8ereinigune iebr fdaten.
8ir bitten ieoen 2eier, BEN M6reB-
settel a,tf ieiner iebe @ode erldei-
nenoen 3eitung st priifen, Inn 81,
.ieben, Oh oas Blatt beaablt lit. 8er
riidftanoig iii, mose cine Der oben
angegebe,len Sormeln beber5ige,t.
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fonnen and oiesmal ntitteileit, bab
Der erite 5ded bon $4,000 5um @e-
ba6tnis oes Serrn 2oliis Seioenitider
eingetroffen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-16

Cine Srau bate unS al,s betn Bai<
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27
tedin Outstanding Values Read 7oday:s Want.4dk3l

eupsrvisss's ~ G 1GoDI1nAhno 0
Lots / 70 = tnslulavN ~ -.
-. Il. - 10 - taelsstvO-
Supervisors Plat a orstses -
Lots 10 - ineisivs. - -
81 70 - inclusive.
County Of Nsoomb q LsrSS l0UulD
NOW. THEREFORE,. An u.Anssn
and non-restdsnt persons. OWuegU -
persons interested IN ~ shovo oo1Ds
ed lands. and you Mseomb County -
Floyd Pinch. MEX Rand. CemG1Ito0-
ers: Clinton T0wnsh4p q LaeDA, o.
Sherlock, Supervisor. puul 1n9|nns
Highway Commi11onR. Ray nd ~
thon Brown. BENJAMIN Lengtins 91bgn>
Steve and Violet MtIlsr. lrwh 81
Agnes BaTtx. Lester MelGlnslxy. Ahne-
belle Hermanson. 0lsdys T. Wel(A,
Howard Engelbest. John anA Ida -
CART. BARNEY and Greco po1ties. ChngJD4
Rhine. Phtiltp a: Murphy. Hcmg 80
Kauffmann. M.nusi 1ssisfss. a. -
Stella Bonfel. Rocoo CalamAa. Nm.
Beaudry. rirst Nat. Bank M GeneneL
John w. Youns. John Carey. y1Sse ma
Bank MI Clemens. Thoa. 0s8woo1s 1ooo
and Grace Burns. C1smsnts Ntn@s
contyi. JUN. Trsut:s. Ant. bisassAslS.
James II. AFFORD. Seth Yar1lsy, l46ess
Burns. Ernest Douglas, Ix1nk Au1EoWu.
Girolamo Psrdo. Gordoa llsaQek1as
Ernest Matte. L:wrsnce ~ - Sy3vN.s
ter. VIM J, P.laxsole. otsq xnpels
Eddis and Beulah NicholA Nogna -
Roy Clayton. Annsbeile usgnaBsnn,
Martin and Very Psstori. AuhrGy -
Grace Lyon. John and rlhea yl1RiooI
John and Ethel wttherits. Ca 81
Ruth Place. Truman x v9tcn ~
stefanine scalici, John DutleRs -
and Emma Jack. otslla start, -
Morelsnd. Lewis 0tllou, Wm. clnU1Cn
Fred and y. Shrum. lvon md Do1
Sheard, Leonard va1nado, ASthw u611n-
na1i.. LIZ H,r. and p We. G Ts -
Henry Nichols. Wsisss lWiissr. 80
Reed. Frank vick. Fred mn, nGnalA q.
Culver. Louie Hsnry. Jos. puw11Ye
John Kolodzte1cxAk. Iawyonco y16ons
VIM. Teetsn: c. Miner e!e - -
Sharp. Ann Dsvcu0st Wanase $50
nan.. rred = Petty. 1dwin 1oeA1
Edwin NcAlpine. lGaw1ee LoVuGI
Charles Johnson. TiIne stockee. lV0D1;
Kuecken. Oora Baker. Marion H1oon6gs
Hubert I. Parks. Ralph paxks. -
Sandman. kimmous y paxks. 10y
Rainsy are hssshv noeifieA thst = -
time and plscs a1ogssnid. q 6 -
other ttrne and piacs theTsa1Ssx - w>AGh
said hearing may b adjoWUod, -
proceed 10 receive BIDS Spg IL go
structiou Of said ~llclkisnins tn -
Branch Drain" N the manng hGBGM-
before stated: and slso. thae 6 olGn
time Of lstting fron nine e'e1oGk - -
FORENOON until i've o'c1oek = u -.
noon the apporticnmsut 1pe 0Gnnl11E1n1
the lands comprised vtfhm - -.
Kishins Tue and DrsneA pra1l eis1lo
Assessment Districts Nm - $780, g
review. 7'''7'T III
AND You AND RAca a 49,
Ownese and porsnng mtusuto1 8 -
aforssaid lands. srs hsgSAV 49, ~ -.
pear 1t the tins md pleeo @ - ~
ting - aforooald. md - hnnG1 w.
respect % such special aGDuu1nnoe -
your Interests n sslations thEe0A =
you % desire. q r "a g'
Dated this Ina Aay 4 49,. ~ -
oDono1 .. Gnu1R
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

Our moving equipment Il the
best. Special care taken Of your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage, such - moth proof
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
ions. Hundreds Of Satisfied Gus
toners. City Transfer Co., %
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone
703. Service to and from Detroit
daily.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

FOR SALE-o column adding
rachine, $25. Typewriters are
money In your pocket. Let u
sell the typewriter you do not
need for you. Cleaning and r.
pairs on all makes Of machines.
Open eve. to 900. Office Supply
Co. asa Cas- Avenue. Phone
2047.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

@ SPECIALS
On Mound Road near Mile
80 rooms, bath; garage, large
lot; $4,000-$1,000 down.
5 rooms and bath, 46 foot
lot, paved, near 8 Mile and
Mound; $4,75O-FHA terms.
Other smaller homes in the
defense area; low prices, easy
terms.
SEE @
7105 E. 8 Mile Road
MEMBER WARREN TWP.
REAL ESTATE BOARD
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

4 room house, u acre; full
basement, bath, city water. oak
floors; chicken coop. $4,000.
1000 down.
8 room house, 4 acres: oak
floors, French doors; suitable
for two family; chicken coop,
garage, good well and elec-
tricity. $4,000. $1,000 down.
z room house, modern except
furnace; good location. $4,000.
$500 down.
6 room house, bath: centrally
located. $1,000. $500 down.
"a room house; arranged In
2 and 3 room az .rtments; also
4 room and 6 room house; in
come $500 month.
10 room house, hot air heat;
Is bedrooms; 6 Car garage; cen
trally located; income $500
month. A bargain.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

Farm hand wanted, steady
job. Good pay. 1898 Bates near
Marine City Hwy. George Gil
rard. Phone New Haven 147-
F12.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

40 and 12O acres-good build
ings and excellent location;
real buys.
Section of land with good
soil and exceptionally well built
barn; north of Mt. Clemens.
z room, house exchange for
5 or 10 acres, improved; must
be suitable for fruit and chicken
farm.
Is room house, excellent To-
cation, exchange for 6 or z
room m o d ern home in Mt.
Clemens or East Side of De-
troit.
GATZ REALTY CO.
37h North Gratiot
Phone Mt. Clemens 500
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

5 acres with modern IA room
house, 1851 South River Road;
for sale or rent. Inquire 1875
North Broadway, Mt. Clemens.
Phone OLAF.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-27

Beautiful new S room house,
large attic and basement. Large
garage. Fruit and flowers. 33
High. Phone Mt. Clemens 1799-
j.