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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Cavalrymen Win
Softball Crown

BATTLE The Northwest
service softbsll championship went
To the Fort Lewis Cavalry team
when 1t bested the McChord Field
Quartermasters. to l.
The Cavalry aggregation de-
feated the Fort Worden Salvos,
? to 0. in the semi-finals. and the
McChord team won over the San
Point Bombardiers, to /, in the
second penultimate game.
X. II. +.
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9. Nj. ............... i
Ballard and Lsndmsn; NsNists,
Adams and McKim.
r. n. f.
San Point Rombardiers 5 !
McChord Field Q. M. $ 4
Slime and Boudreau. Burkhsrt.
NaNiSta and McKina.
r n. z.
Fort Lewis Cavalry 49,. 4 1
Fort Wordon Salvos go. o l
Brsttis, Ballard and Landman,
Ejziel and Hooper.
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physical qualifications. Young?
Certainly. But there's something
wrong with an umpire who serves
a long time in the minors"
Barlick never played anything
hut semi professional ball. He
was a mediocre outfielder, knew
he would never go anywhere as
player. He first remembers calling
balls and strikes while a friend
pitched kernels of dried corn at a
stick in the fields of Springfield.
soon he was umpiring instead
of playing and in 1897 he hitch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Sgt. Meredith
Wins Tournament

McCH0RD FIELD-Sgt. Porter
Meredith won the McChord Field
enlisted mems golf tournament by
defeating George Gsskill. one up.
in the finals. Gaskill tied for
medalist with Robert Cain with
a IT. p. Pearson won the second
flight.
In the officers tournament.
Lieut.. Stafford defeated Capt.
Butterbach in the finals. Stafford
was the medalist with q rs.
Lieut.. Stafford defeated Sgt.
Meredith, 4 and ;, in Sc holes in
the plsyoff between the two cham
pions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11

hiked TO Arkansas to take job in
the Northeast Arkansas league.
The next year found him at
Piedmont. a class B league, and in
1888, at the age Of "a. he made the
big Jump to the double A Inter
national. After being farmed out
briefly to the Eastern league, he
returned TO finish the season.
Ernie Quigley, a former National
league umpire, secuted Barlick.
When Klein hurt his ankle in the
fall of 1910, the kid in blue was
brought up to the big time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Twilight Games
After August 20

All Western International
league baseball games played IN
Tacoma and Salem starting Aug.
20. date Of the army's Pacific
coast dimout, will he twilight CON
tests, directors decided here Sun
day.
Robert Abel, league president,
announced games probably would
start at 6 p. m, and that II they
draw well, no schedule changes
would be made. He said. however,
II the twilight games proved I'M
popular. the contests would be
switched to spoksne-out of the
dimout zone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Van De Mark and
Macarthur Triumph

Dan Macarthur and Bob Van De
Mark topped the first division in
a best-ball twosome tourney Sat-
urday at Fircrest. Fritz Metzger
and John Corliss placed second,
followed by Ronnie Hume and Ora
Watkins. In the second division.
Gus Partridge and Art schlegel
teamed to take honors. Second was
the team of Fred Wines and Clay
ton Terry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11

- is-Nard Targets
Gus Peterson. a.. John Irwin, %;
ocky Graham. Al. A. h. Peterson, Al,
V. Dillingham;. 20; Joe Hoffman, Y.
Ia; Dave Curtis, Is. X. Q. Towne, 10;
j. A. Corfman. Is.
80 Skeet Targets
SGT. Gates, 40: Earl Colson. jr.. 40;
J. d. Irwin. ~, A. h. Peterson. Al;
Gus Larson 4e. Sgt. H. cornwell. as;
Joe Hoffman. r.. a.. Bud Rogers. ~;
DR. q. r Griffith. ~: les Summer
field. Al. Bob Williams. 40. Joe
Thompson, 80: J. Crawford 80. II.
Rogers 81; Tom Sarstens. "a. 1t. Rob
erts, IS; John Irwin. "a
rs skeet Targets
Col. Berger. as. Col. Roberts. "a:
Joe Wallace. 40: Gsylon Thompson.
le. Joe Heitman. sr., IT; r Kelley.
Is; ocky Graham, IA, Gordon Dut-
ton. IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Second Air F orce
To Play ootball
FORT GEORGE WRIGHT

Second air force Monday an
nounced organization OF football
team to play a tentative schedule
OF 10 games with colleges and
universities in the area.
Twenty-Five top collegiate and
professional gridsters. now serv-
ing in the second air force. have
already been lined up and squad
Of 40 is expected by the start Of
the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11

Elmer Clark upset Frank I'm
ger, former city champion, ] up,
Sunday, and will meet Dick Brock
way next Sunday in p 36-hole
match to decide the championship
OF Meadow Park Golf club.
Brockway earned his place in
the finals by defeating Herb
Hasch. 3 and 3.
Jim McQuillan will meet
Archie Genin next Sunday
over 80 holes In the first flight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Colored Champs
Play at Puyallup

The famed Sioux City Ghosts.
softball team, will perform in an
exhibition tilt Tuesday at Puy-
allup's Viking field against the
Sheet Metal club from the Ship
yard league. The tilt will start
at $50 p. m.
The Ghosts, holders of the
colored world softball title, have
won games against 10 state cham
pions. They put on a special
Glowing act.
In preliminary game, the
Napier Scott Wonder Girls will
meet an all-star team picked from
among soldiers stationed at Puy-
allup. The game will start at 7:I5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Burrows and
Erwin Surprise
Defect Bocolich
And Bert Lilly

LAnky. loose-limbed Donnie Er-
win and Dickie Burrows. a IA
yesr-old. kept spectators from
yswning Sunday as the annual city
tennis tournaments first round
matches were played.
Erwin, one Of the boys In re
cent years who has upheld
Stadium highs reputation on
the tennis courts, wasn't seed
ed in this tourney. hut he heat
third-seeded veteran Bert LII
~, 81, g..
And young Burrows, who won
the Washington state boys sim
giles titles a few weeks ago in Sc
attic, polished off Lornie Baca-
Itch, long one Of the city's better
players, in marathon match
The scores were Sc, As, 1910.
Two seeded men PLAYERS
all won by default: Richard
Cromwell, defending cham
pion and top-seeded, won over
Earl Foot: Jack Dupriest, No.
.. over John Garcia, and Kirk
Stewart. No. 4. defeated J.
Lindberg, rs, 6-S.
berg.
Mems doubles were tn start
Monday. The schedule follows
Partner VS.. Heselwood-
Craft. $40. at Lincoln; Burrows
Burrows VS. Wittlesy-Pape, $50
at Mason. Bye, Teats-Cavanaugh;
Bacalich-Lilly, bye: s p. m, Flye
and Partner VS.. Plotkin-Riggs al
Mason, Gazecki-Partner VS.. Ma
lanca- Partner, Jason Lee; bye. Oh
sen-Murray; DuPriest-Scott, bye;
8 p. m, Kuhl-Nelson VS.. Hanson
Veith. Jason Lee; Allen-Foote VS..
Larson-Lindberg, Point Defiance;
bye, Taylor-Meyer; Erwin-stew-
art, bye; $50 p. m. Thomas-Part-
ner VS.. Tenzler-Robbins at Lincoln
Mems singles play will resume
Tuesday with the. following
matches, all to start at 6 p. m,
slated:
r. Cromwell VS.. G. Thomas at
Mason; c. D. Rigg VS.. winner OF
c. Allen-Bob Simpson at Point De-
fiance; Don Erwin VS.. Burrows at
Mason; Jack Dupriest VS.. Lester
Plotkin at Point Defiance; Guy
Flye VS.. Dick Burrows at Jason
Lee; Kirk Stewart VS.. winner of
T. Larson-R. Baker at Jason Lee;
winner OF Bill Browns. Blechman
VS.. winner of r. INTELLECTUALLY
Cavanaugh at Lincoln; winner OF
John Brudie-B Bob Skitmore VS.. win
ner of Don McCroskey-Bin Taylor
at Lincoln.
Singles for boys under Is start
Tuesday. with Dick Brown play
ing Billy Kropf at Mason at :
p. m. and Webster Foreman clash
ing with Stan Langlow at Jason
Lee, also at 3 p. m.
Results of the mems singles
matches Sunday follow:
c. D. Rigg defeated Walt Olson
rs. rs; Don Erwin defeated Frank
Veith. 6-1. so: Dick Burrows de-
feated Teats, default; J. Lindbere
defeated Don Carsten, Ga, 81; r
Cromwell defeated Earl Foote. de.
fault; C. Thomas defeated Dave
Pohrman. Ga, As. Ga; c. D. Rigs
defeated Don Heselwood. go, go
Don Erwin defeated Bert Lilly. 6-4
6-4: X. Burrows defeated Bill Ga.
zecki. So, 81; Jack Dupriest de.
feated John Garcia, default; L
Plotkin defeated Joe Kent, AS
6-3, rs; Guy Flye defeated Ray
Robbins. go, 81; Dick Burrow,
defeated Lornie Bacslich SIS. As
1910; Kirk Stewart defeated J
Lindberg.
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toughest. first. That will be
against old man Oliver and his
St. Mary's pre-flight training
school gridmen. including New
quist and Koch. Next comes Wsc,
then Washington. Idaho. Cali
fornia. UcLA, use and Oregon
State In that order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Want Game

The Mckinley Hill 17-year-old
softballers want a game for Sun
day at IL O'Clock noon at McKin-
ley field. The Killers are playing
q morning game and want another
after they have warmed up. They
will play any age team. The kids
are good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Paul Larson Winner

Paul Larson won the hidden hole
tourney at the college golf course
Saturday with IS. followed by
Grant Eckman and Dale Surface,
each with IS. Ted Burke was low
Sunday with 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
DerbyWinner
Pays Is to l
Lift. Outsider.
First in Feuture

LONGACREs-A rank outsider
won the Washington Derby while
Campus Fusscr, winner of the 1a41
Longacres Mile. was defeated in
the Signal Corps handicap in Sun
days two-way feature races.
Lift. 1a-i filly owned by T.
C. Wheelwright. of Rly, New, won
the derby while valdins Etcrno de-
feated the FuSor In the handicap.
Lift paid $40 to win.
r'wenty-ninth day: Sunday. Aug.
O. track, fast
fIRsT-sis furionrs; purse sos:
a-year-olds and up: Washington
breds; claiming price. 800: no APP
Train Signal ui2l.. go 42o 400
Princess Dodo nio) ii.s0 $50
Fort Mabel tiioD 400
Jockeys in order: Dodson. Burns.
Josephson, Time. I'LL As. Also ran,
Renton, Prince Pie. Black supper.
Risky Play. Black streak and Gilt
Top.
sEcOND--slx furIonrs: 3-yenr-old.
snd up; claiming price. s7oo; purse.
ROCKWELL n1sl go. 600 $40 2so
FLYING Bud ui5) :. sTo
Jockeys in order: Fisk. Thornton.
Joeephson. Time. / Ill as. Also ran,
oallatin, My Porter. Juniper Butte,
-
and Ball Baby.
THIRD--six furlonss: s-year odds
and up; purse. ssos: claiming price,
Sol Ele oil, ......s7so 1870 $50
O'CLOCK uoel .,.,... 1880 1910
kap's Answer tlin $40
Flax. Time. i:i1 as. Also ran,
olenpool. First Daughter, True Lad.
San 1gnacio. Valdina Vita, Jacks Rose
and Lofty Lady.
FouRTH-one mile aud one-half;
purse s6os: s-yrar-oIds and np:
claiming price $500: no apprentice
Tommy N ui0 ....io.so 4so.s7o
Mickle Speed Ooal.. $50 40
Wound Stripe ui2l $50
Jockeys In order: Josephson. Bss-
Trsicionero. crais Token. Our Bud,
Forster and Verde Sammy.
FIfTH--ons mile and 1-ts: The
Bellevue purse: 3-year-olds and mp;
purse $500; allowances.
Silver Treason uiol $50 40 800
Golden Emblem di6) $50 $50
Heroakel Conard -. 42n
Jockeys In order: Rails. Burns, pve.
Tine. - is. Also ran. Hoot Owl.
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that makes the scoreboard
luxury. His br' confidence
discouragcs argume tatiye
souls.
Bill Klein, chief of National
league umpires. gave him a brush
up course at the Old Arbitrator's
Miami Beach plantation before the
opening of the 1e4l season.
Hes going to be the greatest
umpire In baseball history" OBJ
served Klein. HE has love of
his work, n pride in it and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Hall Is Tops
is Yards

Plotting ~ out Of so. Dick Hall
took first honors In the 16-yard
event at the Tacoma Gun club
Sunday, Right behind, tied for
second place were Ernest LaClef
and Harry Hooker, each with As.
Pat Murphy was third with Al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Meet
Fl. Warriors
Capture Title
Reception Center
Takes Sd Place

EVERETT - Fort Lewis War
riors won the Washington state
semi-pro baseball championship
here Sunday, wslloping Everett.
l3 To :, in the final.
Third place went to another
Fort Lewis tesm-the Fort Lewis
Reception which squeezed
out a ? to victory over Fort
Lswton. Bill Sewell, ex-Wsshing-
ton State baseball and football
star. was on the mound for thu
winners, allowing the opposition
only four hits. The Reception
Center shaded Universal Printing.
4 10 3. earlier in the day, and
Fort Lawton defeated McChord
Field -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
COLORFUL. ACTIVE
HE PLEASES CROWDS

Barlick operates with dashing
color. He has the mobility of
youth. is no overstuffed landmark
peering over the belly to make a
decision. He vowed American
League fans, who watched him
work at the All-Star Service
Team game in Cleveland, with his
picturesque technique.
He calls men out with mo-
ton that suggests q round
house hook to the jaw. He bel
lows his decisions In n voice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-11
Al BarIek, 81, Majors Youngest
Umpire, Never Played Pro Ball
Hired at Is,
His Technique
Pleases KLEIN

NEW YORK-Al Barlick has a
thick mop OF black hair (no grey.
no bald spotsl. a strong. we'll
chiseled face (no lines. no wrin-
kles). an even. pleasant smile tho
missing teeth. no bridgework) and
a sunny disposition tno tantrums.
no rug chewing.
Barlick b. ~. a soiidly-built gen.
tleman of 5-feet. 11-inches and 100
pounds. quite normal in every re-
spect (no ringing noises in his ears.
no hot and cold flushes) and likes
his work.
All this is unusual. Mr.. Barlick
Is a major league umpire.
Two years ago. Mt the IN
heard Of age of rs, Al Barlick
began yelling "yerr ouuut." ~
only he man. Mt National
Leaguers who were sharpen
Ing heir spikes and chewing
tobacco when Al was still
driving n mule In the coal
mines of Springfield. III.
Yet no player or manager had
the temerity 10 sheer at his youth.
One reason was the aplomb and
efficiency with which he worked.
The other was Bill KLEIN.
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fEditcr's Note: This h the NTH In
= serie< Of preseason Articles ASSESS
ing the uorfhern division. Pacific
Ceast conference football outlook In
afs first war pearl.
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sEcOND--six furIonrs: 3-yenr-olds
ana up; claiming price. s7oo; purse.
eSob.
ROCKWELL n15l 80. 600 $40 $50
Chance cut ul2 :. 800 40
Flying Bud ulb1 =. 2T0
Jockeys In order Fisk. Thornton.
Joeephson. Time. / III as. Also ran.
0allatin, Ny Porter. Juniper Butte,
Easy Mama. Colonel Bret. Stockyard
and Ball Baby.
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Games ct
U.S.O. Parry

MRS. VINCENT BRINKER,
assisted by Mrs. Step n e n
Schwenk, were chairmen of the
USO party held last evening.
The music was furnished by
Anne and Edythe Dhyne, ac-
companied by Mrs. 4. Dhyne.
The Dhyne listers sang several
popular numbers for the enjoy
ment of the seventy junior host
esses and Selfridge Field sold
iers.
The two cash door prizes for
the party we're donated by Mrs.
Cecilia Vandervelt- and we're
won by Staff Sergt. Harold Eli
OF. and Sergt. Donald 7. Hud-
gins. The game prizes were do
mated by Ralph Ahrens and
Alex Marten, both of Anchor
Bay Shores, and Mrs. Fred
Wunderlick, of st. Clair Shores.
Games played were Musical
Spell Down, which was won by
Sergt. Wilbur B. Ely; Musical
Chairs, won by Corp. Arthur
Believe. The Bean Guess game
was tied between Sergt. Gene
Carter and Pvt. James Komin-
sky.
Guests at the party danced be-
tween games and the rest of the
evening Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-21

RUTH ROWLAND, 80 Miller
street, whose birthday anniver-
sary was observed yesterday.
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Congratulations

MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT
SHORKEY, 1877 Court street,
announce the birth of son
Wednesday, Aug. 10, at their
home. The boy weighed 912 lbs.
MIR. AND MRS. ARLEIGH
BINGE on their third wedding
anniversary yesterday.
LOIS CADY, 1870 S. Highland.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Provost at their cottage in Lex
ington.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
CLYDE LAMBERT, IS Miller
street, are the parents of girl
born yesterday at st. Joseph
hospital.
: STAFF SERGT. WILLIAM G.
BROASCH observed his birth
day anniversar.' ye"terday. He
is stationed at jefferson Bar
racks, Mo.
MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
ALLISON, of Utica, are the par
ents of girl, born Aug. 10 at st,
Joseph hospital,
A BOY was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Scheer, of Fraser
Aug. 10, at st. Joseph hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
SCHWARTZ, 108 Grove Park
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, born Aug. 18 at st. Joseph
hospital.
MRS. H. P. JOHNSON whose
birthday was observed yester-
day.
TECH. SERGT. ROBERT C.
ROWLAND upon his birthday
anniversary yesterday. Sergt
Rowland is stationed somewhere
in Alaska with the u. S. Army.
MRS. ANGELINE BARNEY
159 N. Broadway, on her 83rc
birthday today who is asking
her many friends to visit her.
KAY BATES, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morley Bates will re-
turn home today from her stu
dies at Michigan State Normal
at Ypsilanti.
LEONA WEIER, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weier, or
her birthday today.
JACK VAN LANDEGHEM
son of Henry Van Landeghem is
10 years old today.
MR.. AND MRS. MORLEY
BATES have had as their house
guests for the past few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Post, ano
son Richard. of Kalamazoo.
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Harrison H Girls Give Demonstration Dinner for Mothers
Jolly Neighbors
Have Meeting

MRS. JAMES PERRY, ll2
High street. entertained twelve
mem bers of the jolly Neighbors
Club. Thursday ,ternoon, at the
home of Mrs. Rose Henry, of is
Rose street. A guest at the
meeting was Mrs. Robert Perry.
Bunco was played with the priz-
er going to Mrs. Lloyd De-
Weese, Mrs. William Cone, and
Mrs Rose Henry. The next
meeting of the group will be on
Sept. 3, at two o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Louis Borke, II
S. Rose street.
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Food Preparation Club
Gives Annual Meal

MOTHERS AND GUESTS OF
THE HARRISON 4 II GIRLS
CLUB were entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening, at sew
en- o'clock in the Harrison Town
Hall.
Every year one meal is plan
ned, either breakfast, lunch or
dinner and is prepared and serv-
ed by this group of young girls
whose ages range from IL to ID
years old. They we're assisted
by their leaders, Mrs. E. N. Bril-
ley and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson.
The menue planned by the
group was orange juice cocktail,
beef stew, hot mullins, stuffed
tomato salad, fruit jello with
whipped cream, coffee, cocoa,
and cookies.
After dinner games were play
ed with prizes being awarded.
Those attending the dinner were:
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Clever Gadgets
Save Tired Shopper

THERE are number OF
clever gadgets to help the house.
wife get groceries home under
her own steam. For the woman
who pedals to market, there's q
spacious basket of handwoven
reed and split oak that straps to
the handlebars, sturdy and easy
to manage.
If she chooses to walk, push
hamper or shopping cane totes
them handily. The push hamper
is basket woven, has a long han
die. easy running wheels and a
metal support t stand it up
right; the shopping cane is a
two-legged affair that looks
somewhat like Juniors scooter.
It's fitted with ru' Der tired
wheels, has two sturdy hooks on
the handle from which shopping
bags are to be slung, and it can
be collapsed and carried over
the arm like an umbrella when
not in use.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-21
V. F. w. Auxiliary
Social Held

THE V. F. w. AUXILIARY
Ice Cream Social. held Wednes-
day evening, at the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Sapere,
North Gratiot and Hall roads,
was reported success by the
chairman, Mrs. Albert Wallace.
She wishes to thank all those
who cooperated with her. Mrs.
James Sapere was in charge of
the prizes and the winners at
the rattle drawing were Mrs.
Anthony Abeyta, Mrs. ROY
Beamer, Mrs. David Gorde, and
Mrs. Albert Wallace.
MRS. c. F. COPELAND. 1872
Lodewyck, has as her guest, her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Burgan,
and baby granddaughter, Caro-
line Lee. of Pontiac, for a few
days visit.
MRS. E. l.. DU PREY, 19
Washington street, has as her
guests Mrs. Richard T. Lawler,
and son, Dickie, Mrs. j. B.
Du Prey, and son. Don, of Chi
cago, and Miss Marie Russell.
WAYNE BROWN of Aransa.
Pass, Tex, who was reported
seriously i'll, is in good health
according to his brother, Guy L
RrOWn
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-21

LOIS MERRITT, IL Hubbard
avenue, who celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary yesterday.
RUSSELL JAMES DEFER,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Russell
Defer, on his second birthday
yesterday.
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CarnatiOn Club

MEETINGS OF THE CARNA-
TON CLUB of st. Louis Parish,
have been discontinued for the
rest of the summer. The first
meeting of the fall season will
be held on Sept. 10, at the home
of Mrs. Edward Sutherland on
Euclid ave.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-21
Teacher Sets
Marriage

PATRICIA TREIS, a former
teacher al Dickinson school, and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
Treis of Detroit has set Novem-
Der II for her marriage to James
Motschall son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John MotSchall of Three-Mile
Drive.
Their wedding will take place
Al ST Clare de Mont ef a C o
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Phyllis and June Phillip and
mother, Mrs. James Phillip,
Marion Mercier and Mrs. David
Mercier, Jane Winkler and her
mother, Mrs. Morton Winkler
and Betty Allor.
Mary Ann and Mildred Briley
ard mother, Mrs. E. N. Briley,
Phyllis Henschen and MIS-. Theo-
dora Henschen, Ann and Donna
Duggan with their mother, Mrs.
Martin Duggan, Aileen Wallace
and Mrs. E. Wallace. Kathleen
Hinton and Mrs. Wilbur T. Hin
ton.
Mrs. Walter Stiles and Mrs.
Lloyd Wilson were also guests.
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Marriage Vows

LIEUT.. PAUL f. KRUPKO,
a doctor in the Medical Corps at
Selfridge Field, and DR.. E. Ma
RE Burkey, of Mcdonald, Ohio,
and practising physician at
Youngstown, were MARI e d
Thursday evening at the Meth
odist parsonage, with Rev. Dun
ming Idle officiating. The bride
was accompanied by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bur-
KEY of Mcdonald.
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MIR. AND MRS. p II l. | p
II u B B RID of Owego, New
York, are spending a few days
at the home of Mrs. Hubbard's
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Price.
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church at 10 o'clock that morn
ing. with Father Coglan offici-
ating.
Miss TreiS, graduate OF
Wayne University and affiliated
with the Delta Gamma sorority,
taught in the Crosse Point school
system last year. Her fiance,
James Motschall. graduated from
Notre Dame and is now in the
Officers Training Corps.