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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-07
Bliss 1884 Leads
Bathers at Plate
Lyle is Also Top TurIer on Ball Club;
Inman Hits $50; Teom's Swings at .266

Lyle Bliss, ace Bather hurler
whose major cream is a majors
career, is doing everything in
his power to make it an actual
ity.
Number l pitcher on the city
h & h squad, Bliss is credited
with three of the four victories
the locals have won, turning in
the trio Of wins in a headline
performance covering exactly
seven days. Not content to do
his job on the mound, however,
Bliss is also giving the team its
biggest boost in another de-
partment.
HITS 1884
A check today on statistics for
the BatherS' five Border Cities
League games revealed that the
1.-the Junior is the topaz
erage batter on the team. De-
spite the fact that he has been
given more walks than any 9TH
or player on the team, he is hit
ting at a fashionable 1874 clip,
having raped out five hits in Is
official trips TO the plate.
Included in the repertory are,
trio of doubles, testimony to
his dangerous power at the plate.
Second high man at the plate
is shortstop Dave Inman, who
has smashed out seven hits in
20 times up for a $50 mark; one
Of his blows was a Texas Lea
guer which won the ball game
for Mount Clemens against Roy
al Oak Tuesday, a game which
was in its third extra-inning at
the time.
SIEWERT HAS TRIPLE
Only man TO approach Bliss
in the matter Of extra-base hits
is gangling 6 foot 8 Ralph Sic
vert, who has one pitching vic
tory to his credit, and who also
plays in the outfield when not
hurting. Siewcrt has knocked
out a pair Of doubles and has
one triple on his list, the long
est extra base hit scored in any
Of the BathcrS' games this sea-
son.
The team as a whole is swing
ing at a .266 pace for five
games, with d total Of 33 hits
I'm 124 times up, Seventeen
errors have been scored against
Coach Ernest Buckholz' crew
with Inman leading in the de-
partmeut, having booted five
chances away. At the same time,
he tops another list, having scor-
cd three runs from his lead-off
position.
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18th Team
Enters Twilight
TIL
1 III

Entry of the 14th team into
the Twilight League today de-
layed the publication of the
schedule, already drawn up
on the basis of l3 teams.
Newest team to enter the
league is the Sprudel Water
outfit, which Is automatically
assigned TO the Red division,
which had only six teams as
compared TO seven for the
Blue bracket.
The new schedule will be
announced tomorrow.
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BEAT BROOKLYN

The huge Highlander was just
another guy i'm a corset until he
stepped to stardom in the last
world series by browbcatiug the
Brooklyn Dodgers on four hits IN
the final turbulent game at Eb-
bets Field
Since then he has recovered
from his lame back, cast off the
brace he wore i'm struggling TO
d mediocre 9 and s record last
season, and has become one Of
the glamor boys of the 1912
pitching parade.
1t took Bonham only an hour
and - minutes TO mCsmcriZC
the Indians in one Of the quick
est uinc-inning games Of the sea-
son. He was matched against
Jim Bagby, who technically had
become the leading pitcher in
the big leagues by winning five
games without a defeat, and the
way the Big Californian smoth-
cred the Tribe into shC}pICSsUgss
was heartlesS, even for the crowd
Of $4,000 that came out TO see
just that
HITS SPREAD OUT
The Indians five singles were
spread into as many different
innings and they were able TO
get only seven other balls out
of the infield. Only one Clcyc-
land runner reached second and
none went beyond.
In the meantime the Yanks
punched five Of their eight hits
into the third and fourth inn
ingS for two runs and after Bag
by had given way TO a pinch
hitter they showed their impair
TALLY by tallying a final mark
or off Lefty Al Smith i'm the
eighth.
1t was Cleveland's fourth
straight loss after winning l3 in
a row and dropped the Tribe
into a tie for second with the
Boston Red SoX, who nosed out
the Chicago White SoX 81.
PITCHING DUEL
The latter game was a stir
ring pitching duel between old
Ted Lyons and Joe DobsOn, each
of whom allowed six hits Ly-
ons could cope with all the
Red Seekers except Bobby
Doerr, who hit a home run in
the eighth and another with
one on in the tenth 20 account
for all Boston's runs. ChiCa-
COS only tally also was a homer
by rookie Leo Wells, who was
one of an entire new infIcld
manager Jimmy Dykes started in
an effort to break his club. s
string of 10 losses in II games.
Buck Newsom pushed back
into the spotlight by pitching
the Washington Senators to a
20 shutout of the Detroit Tigers
on one hit-a triple by Doc
Cramcr. The Senators scored
six of their runs in a big sew
enth-inning furry.
Eden Aukcr Summarized the
st. Louis Browns to a - dc
CiSiou over the Philadelphia
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Totals ...... ~ 10 #a 6 III ,2GG
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
Coming Events

MONDAY, MAKCH
ANNUAL BIRTHDAY DINNER of Young Women's Club, in
Masonic hail. at $50 pm.
NUTRITION CLASS at Mount Clemens High school, to
CITIZENSHIP CLASS in Mount Clemens High school. Room
8, to pm
VIEW GAMES PARTY, in Veterans hail. at 8 pm.
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, Knights of Pythias in Pythian hail.
$50 pm.
MOUNT CLEMENS Society for the Hard of Hearing pread
ing class, in East Detroit High school, at 7:30 PM
HARRY OLLRICH POST, American Legion in Legion Club
house, at $50 pm
TUESDAY, MARCH 81
VICTORY GARDENS COMMITTEE in the office Of county
agriculture agent, eighth floor, county building, at
pm
EXTENSION GROUP One at Clinton town hail. pot luck
luncheon at noon.
ST. JOSEPHS GUILD, the home of Mrs. Joseph Gaag-
her, 35 Moser place, 7:30 pm.
NUTRITION CLASS at Methodist church, 100 to $50 pm
RED CROSS Advanced First Aid class at Mount Clemens
High school, 7:30 to $50 pm.
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
1880 amM
CITIZENSHIP CLASS at Wilson school, to pm
STUDY GROUP of League of Women Voters, at the home
of Mrs Paul s. Hirt, So Beeview avenue, at 100 p m
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CoIorfuI Ceremonies Feature
White Shrine Installation

MORE THAN $50 members
and friends attended the third
annual installation of officers of
the White Shrine of Jerusalem,
held Saturday evening in Ma
sonic Temple.
Guests were present from De-
troit, Flint, Pontiac, Dearborn,
Windsor, Wyandotte. Port HUI
ron and Highland Park.
Mrs. charles a. Wildt Of
Mount Clemens was installed as
worthy high priestess of the To-
cal shrine, and Joseph Mercer of
East Detroit as Waterman of the
shepherds.
Other elective officers INSTALL
ed are Mrs. Walter Liggett, East
Detroit, noble prophecies; Will
liam Cothran, st. Clair Shores.
associate Waterman Of shep-
herds; Mrs. Margaret Naismith,
Roseville, worthy chaplain; Mrs.
Myrtle B. Handbook, Romeo,
worthy scribe; Mrs. Alfre d
Evans, Mount Clemens, worthy
treasurer; Mrs. Alder Grant,
Baseline, worthy shepherdess;
and Mrs. William Cothran, st.
Clair Shores, worthy guide.
Mrs. handbook was mistress of
ceremonies; Roxanna Lonsberry,
Utica. was inviting herald; and
Mrs. Charles Woolard, Mount
Clemens, inviting organist.
The address of welcome was
given by Mrs. Handbook, who
also introduced the distinguish
cd guests. Installing o fife ers
were Mrs. Beatrice Awkerman,
Detroit, assisted by ]. Louis Hig-
gins, Detroit, as assistant; Mrs.
Elsie Lawman, Detroit, install.
ing scribe; Mrs. Agnes Kendall,
Royal Oak, installing chaplain;
Mrs. Vern Rourke, Detroit, in
Sailing herald; Ithrene McGreg-
or, Port Huron, installing organ
list; and Mrs. Harry Aspenwall,
Royal Oak, installing guardian.
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Everett Miller Feted
After Confirmation

EVERETT EMIL MILLER, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Miller,
who was confirmed in Trinity
Lutheran Church yesterday, was
honor guest at q dinner and sup
per held yesterday at his home.
Guests included the Rev. Will
fred Junke, who confirmed him,
and Mrs. Junke, as well as ap-
proximately 80 other guests
from Detroit, East Detroit,
Meade and Mount Clemens.
Tables were decorated with
vases of white snapdragons and
carnations, and lit by white ia
pers in crystal candelabra, join
ed together with crystal chains.
Miniature Easter Dummies mark
ed the places.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
April Meeting Set
for Mothers Club

MARIE PATTp.NI, dietitian
at Sigma Gamma Convalescent
Home, and L. Wade Fast, su-
perintendent of schools will talk
at the Donaldson Mothers Club
meeting Wednesday.
Potluck dinner will be served
at $50 o'clock at the school.
The committee will include Mrs.
Charles Baxter, Mrs. Thomas
Kaltenbach, and Mrs. w. r.
Ridenbaugh.
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Extension Group
10 Hold Final Meeting

EXTENSION Group One of
Michigan State College will hold
its final meeting on Tuesday.
Potluck luncheon will be served
at noon at Clinton Town Hall.
The lesson will deal with re-
styling cloth 'ng, end will be pre-
sented by Mrs. James Jackson
and Mrs. Eugene Duprey. The
dinner committee includes Mrs.
Duprey. Mrs. Otto Sherbe TX,
Mrs. Raymond Klein, Mrs. Hugo
Madaus and Mrs. Walter Will
liams.
Achievement Day, when the
work of the various extension
groups is exhibited, will be held
at Richmond on May IL.
MRS. MACON TRABUE un-
derwent a minor operation in
st. Joseph's Hospital Friday.
RITA MILAN entertained a
group of friends Saturday eve
ming in celebration Of her birth
day anniversary which was
March ~.
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McWethy as hosts In their hdolt;
or. DR.. and Mrs. Edmund 0n6k
zinski Of New Baltimore entCtv
tanned at a small inner porty
for them last week. u
III
MRS WILLARD STIEF -
convalescing at her home on
South Wilson boulevard folloW-
ing an operation which confined
her to Grace hospital in Detroit
for three weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. ORH1N i.
GRIFFITH entertained at .
small dinner psrty Friday eve-
ming at thei' home on Ferrin
place.
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Fraser Girl Becomes Bride
in Pretty Wedding Saturday

THE WEDDING OF HELEN
AYERS, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ayers of Fraser. and
Ernest Ivan Stovel, son of Mrs.
Elmer Stovel, of Mount Glenn
ems. formerly of East Detroit.
and the late Mr.. StCvel. took
place Saturday evening.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Lynn Tschudy in
Zion Evangelical Reformed
Church, Fraser, at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Roland Stumpf of Fraser
was soloist.
The bride wore a white satin
wedding gown with a train. Her
fingertip veil was caught to a
tiara of lace and organdy. and
she carried a bouquet of white
roses.
Mrs. Roy Bonser of Garden
City, Mich, sister of the bride
groom, was matron of honor, in
blue taffeta with matching
tiara and short veil. Mrs. Ken
meth Burgess of Van Dyke was
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Guest soloists were Mrs. Ann
Conklin, Port Huron and Spen-
Ger Roys, Mount Clemens.
Following the ceremonies, an
exhibition drill was given by
Galilee Shrine patrol of Port
Huron.
MRS. WILLIAM K. CHURCH
YARD has returned from
Fraser where she was the week.
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Chase. She attended the Ayers
Stovel wedding Saturday and on
Sunday the confirmation of Mrs.
Chae,'s son, Robert Bailey, and
the christening of their grand
son, Ralph Thomas Chase. Mr..
and Mrs. Chase were hosts at
at dinner following the services
on SUNDAY.
AAGOA AAND MXto. N<AlNh
C. HOCKENBERRY announce
the arrival of a daughter, Betsy
Lou, born March Is at WATSON
Maternity Hospital, Springfield,
Mass. Mrs. Hockenberry, the
former Emma Heller of Mount
Clemens, is making her home in
Springfield, while Lieut.. Hos
kenberry, Of the u. S. Army Air
Corps, is stationed in New Or
leans.
MAE CHARBENEAU has re-
turned from q two weeks vaca-
Ton in Glendale and Los An
geles, Calf, wnere she was the
guest of Staff Sergt. and Mrs.
Clifford Mccarthy Shirley
Charbeneau of Mount Clemens)
and Sergt. and Mrs. John
Buckles (Genevieve Martus of
Mount Clemens).
JOHN J. STARK is critically
i'll at his home, 81 Ahrens
street.
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Lieut. Commander Russell Sao is Honored at Farewell Even
Mrs. Barley Hostess
at Saturday Party

MRS. OTTO X. hartley en-
tertained a group of 10 friends
at luncheon and card party on
Saturday at her home On Market
street.
The event also marked the
birthday anniversary of one of
the guests, Miss Maude VanEps.
Mrs. Emma Hall of Detroit was
an out-of-town guest.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL
BENNETT, 80 Scott boulevard,
announce the arrival of a son,
born March %, in St. Joseph's
hospital. Mrs. Bennett is the for
mer Pearl Scott, daughter of
Mrs. Frieda Scott.
MISS FANNIE JACOBI en-
tertained members of her din
ner club Friday at her home on
Miller street.
MR.. AND MRS. RENE SAU-
ZEDDE of Detroit were. visitors
in the city yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
Busy Week Planned
Before Going Into Services

THE WEEK is a busy one for
Lieut. Commander Russell F. Sa-
lot and Mrs. Salot, who with
their son Bill plan to leave the
end of the week for the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station at
Great Lakes, Ill.
Lieut. Commander Salot, has
discontinued his IL year old
medical practise in Mount Glenn
ems TO accept an assignment in
the u. S. Navy. Mrs. Salot and
their son will remain IN Great
Lakes for about a week before
returning to Mount Clemens.
DR.. and Mrs. Salot were hon.
or guests at dinner party given
Sunday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Noe, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
S. Hirt and Judge and Mrs.
James E. Spier. Guests at the
event, which took place at the
Noe home, were 10 of the close
friends of the Salots. The hosts
used stock and snapdragons as
decorations at the party.
This evening they will be din
ner guests of DR.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Levine; Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Alpern will enter
tain them at dinner; and on We'd
nesday DR.. and Mrs. Graham
Gracey of Roseville will honor
them.
Members of their supper club
will gather Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nun
neley and Mr.. and Mrs. p. X.
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BetrothaI Revealed
at Family Dinner

MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT
KUEHN of Hall road announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Aileen Clore to Alvin Lietz,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lietz of Garfield road.
The news was made known at
a family dinner for Is guests on
Saturday evening. The BRIDE
elect is q 1910 graduate Of st.
Mary's High school, and her fl
ance Is . Fraser High school
graduate. The wedding will
take place during the summer.
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bridesmaid, and wore pink taf-
feta. A matching tiara held her
veil.
Barbara Endres of Fraser, 10
year-old cousin of the bride, was
flower girl. Her gown of white
organdy was worn over yellow
taffeta. All attendants carried
old-fashioned nosegays Of Spring
flowers.
Samuel Stovel of Detroit was
best man, and Kenneth Burgess
seated the guests.
Mrs. Ayers wore a pink flow
er printed gown and Mrs. Stovel
was in navy blue. Both had
corsages Of sweet peas.
A reception for $50 guests
took place in Steffens hall. Fras-
er after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stovel, who attended East
Detroit and Fraser high schools,
respectively, are making their
home in Fraser.
MR.. AND MRS. RUSSELL
BABE of Eastman street an
nounce the arrival Of q son,
born yesterday at st. Joseph's
hospital. Mrs. Babe was former
ly Julia Merk.
MR.. AND MRS. DONALD
MAEDER of Detroit announce
the arrival of q son, Gary DON
aid, born S aturd in City
Heights Maternity Hospital.
WARD BING left yesterday
for Norfolk, Va, to attend the
u. S. Navy torpedo school. He
is second-class seaman.
= =
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK CHAR
TIER of Pearl Beach announce
the arrival of q son, born this
morning in st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
Dancing Club
PlansHoboParty

ELABORATE PLANS are be-
ing made for the next Dancing
Club partW set for April 10 at
Harrison Town hall.
Clever invitations in doggerel
written by the new officers Of
the club, are out and promise a
big evening. It's costume party
the poetry invites all hoboes
to hop along to it not later than
10 o'clock, for at that time will
be awarded a prize-a really
worthwhile prize, the commit
tee promises.
Out-o-town hoboes will pre-
sent a program short but good.
Immediately after the drawing,
and members are invited to
bring guests.
The new board of directors,
which includes DR.. and Mrs. r.
F. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Lanstra of New Baltimore, Judge
and Mrs. James E. Spier, and
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Kon-
stanzer, have asked the recent
ly retired board to serve with
them on the committee for re-
freshments. This includes Mr..
and Mrs. Macon Trabue, MIR. and
Mrs. Kurt Friedeburg and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin w. Hameister.
EVER ONW ARD CIRCLE
will meet at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home Wednesday April l..
Potluck luncheon will be
served at O'Clock for members
only. All members are urged to
attend.
MRS. JOHN KANTNER of
Rosevilie. Macomb county Red
Cross Home Nursing chairman,
will meet with her instructors at
luncheon at Gordon's Grill il
Mount Clemens on Tuesday at
1890 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
League Study Group
will Meet tuesday

THE STUDY GROUP of the
League of Women Voters will
meet Tuesday at 1870 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Paul S. Hirt.
All members of the league are
invited to attend this meeting,
at which the study of wartime
taxation begun last month will
be continued.
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Pretty Party Announces
News Of FebruaryWedding

NEWS of the February mar
r-.ge of Maoel Allison of the
Mount Clemens High School
faculty ' As revealed at a tea Of
unique appointments, held Sat
urday at st. Clair Inn.
She is nc bride of DR.. Robert
George Jaedecke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Jaedeckc vi
Ishpeming. Her parents are MIR.
and Mrs. Carl F. Allison of Ali
Quippa, Ia. The wedding took
place in Toledo, o. on Fep. ~.
at 4:30 o'clock in Collingswooi
Presby terrain Church, with the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
Red Cross
First Aid
Classes Open

A1ItGc Anew AtSA SAoSS
Standard First Aid courses, two
for 'yomen, one for men, are
open, it is announced today.
Two of the courses, both for
women, opened last week, but
need more registrations. The
first mee.s Tuesday evening al
Mount Clemens High school,
Room 104, at 1880 o'clock. Ger
aldine HENDERSON, physical edu-
cation instructor, will be IN
charge, assisted by Helen Lang
thorne. teacher at Donaldson
school.
Friday evenings class will
also meet at the high school at
7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Thomas
Champion in charge.
Wednesday the class for men
only will open with Fred Henk,
Macomb county chairman Of
First Aid as teacher. 1t will be
held at Mount Clemens High
school at I'll: o'clock.
All courses are standard 20
hour courses to run for 10
weeks. Registrations are open
for all.
MR.. ANT MRS. WALTER
REYNOLDS of Akron, O., were
guests at the home of Mrs. Will
liam p. Rosso over the week
end.
MIR. AND MRS. EVERETT
SMITH left Saturday to spend
Easter with relatives in Orange,
N. j.
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Rev. Lincoln Long reading the
service. Only attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Valpey Of
Midland.
A color scheme of yellow,
green and white was carried out
at the tea Saturday. Just before
entering the lounge at the inn,
each of the IS guests was given
a tiny prescription envelope in
which was placed a yellow slip
With the prescription "Happi-
ness for Life" the names and
date of the wedding.
UNIQUE MAP
A large MP of the East and
midwest United States was q
novel highlight of the decora-
tions. A yellow ribbon was
strung from Aliquippa, Pa, to
Ann Arbor, where tie bride
vent to school, to Mount Glenn
ems, where she is teaching. and
to Toledo, where it was tied in a
knot with a green ribbon repre-
se,.t..lF the travels of the bride
groom. His ribbon ran from Ish-
peming to Ann Arbor, where he
also went to school, to Detroit
where he is ar inferno at Grace
Hospital, and to Toledo, where
the wedding took place.
Mrs. Jaede1ke was gowned
for the tea in aqua crepe made
with a draped bodice and knife
pleated skirt. She wore a black
f.owered and yelled hat, and a
corsage of +. elbow blooms. She
was assisted in receiving by her
mother, who arrived Thursday,
and by Mrs. Jaedecke.
The bride asked a group of
fellow-teachers to preside at the
table which was centered with
a lovely bouquet of yellow DAT
fodils, white carnations and
green foliage. They were Jessie
Kerschner, Elaine Eppler, Mrs.
Ronald Clarke, Jr., and Nancy
Bowman. Mrs. Ward Dunlap as
sisted about the lounge.
Mrs. Jaedecke came to Mount
Clemens to teach biology, sci
ence and geography in the fall
of 1899, otter receiving her Mas
ter's Degree at the University.
She will continue to teach.
DR.. Jaedecke was graduated
from the University Medical
school in June, 1941, and is a
member of Phi Chi medical fra
ternity.
MRS. BEN BURGESS of Co.
lumbiaville was the week END
Cuest of her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Burgess.
KAREN MORRIS, 835 Hamorn
road, Harrison township, enter
tanned a few little friends at a
party Saturday afternoon in
celebration of her fourth birth
day anniversary.
MRS. HAROLD DONALD
SON will entertain the men,
bers of her AAA bowling team
on Wednesday at breakfast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
Is your child a
nose PICKER?

L may. b more than Just . nasty habit I
Il may bs . sign Of sUorms. Yes. ugly, crawl.
Ing roundworms inside yoxv child Other
warning signs are hdgeting. "picky'' appe-
lite. crankinsss. itching In certain parts.
Roundworms can cause real trouble II you
even sispect your child has them. ret Jsyns's
Vsrmtfugs right awayi Jayns's 70 Americas
best known proprietary worm medicine.
Scientifically tested and used By millions for
over century. It expels stubborn worms,
yet acts very gently. II no worms are there.
Jayne's acts merely a. q mild laxative. Re
sure you get Jsyne's vermifuge.
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Mrs. Jackson TO Talk
to Child Study Group

CHILD STUDY GROUP Three
will meet Wednesday ct .
o'clock with Mrs. Howard
Groesbeck, Jr., 213 South Ora;
tiot avenue.
Mrs. James Jackson viii b
the speaker of the evening, and
assisting hostesses are to be 4rG
Alvin Rosso and Mrs. Ernest
Williams. M
MRS. A. M. MILLER who q
the guest of her niece, Mrs. VIII
liam T. Kelly, will leave ThurSh
day for Rochester, Mich, where
she will visit her SON and 1a1n-
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Miller
Jr.. before returning to her home
in Eagle Rock, Cal.
MERLYN KIDD underwent
an appendectomy in st. Joeeph'o
hospital Saturday.
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Winner

THE NAME Of Donna Guild,
5A, of Dickinson school was
omitted from the list of school
spelling champions in Saturdays
Monitor. d o n n q won on the
word hurried. She is 10 years
old, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Guild, 30 Riverside
drive. Nancy Syria was runner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-30
No Rehearsal

NO REHEARSAL Of the Civic
Chorus will be held this week.
Rehearsals will resume Tuesday,
April 7.
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Special Meeting

A SPECIAL MEETING u
Circle Four, Zion W0uD6nsD
Guild, will be held aftsr ~
monthly guild meeting ut ~
Wednesday afternoon 81 IL poE~
ish house, II = announced -.
day.
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HELEN ..YERS of Fraser be-
came the bride of Ernest Stovel,
son of Mrs. Elmer Stovel of
Mount Clemens, on Saturday
evening.