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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07

weak spots in the enemy de
Tense.
MENACE JAP LINES
Dispatches from Allied head
quarters said the coup threaten
ed to cut the line of supply 20
Japanese forces cntrcnchcd at
Mubo, II miles south of Sala-
maua.
Meanwhile, Gen Macarthur
disclosed that Japanese subma-
rines had sunk five Allied
freighterS in the waters east OF
Australia. but communlquc
said the vital flow of Allied re-
Inducements and supplies to the
virtually undiminished. y
United Nations alrmen step
ped up operations after spell
of bad weather, blasting the enc
my base at ManokWari, Dutch
New Guinea, and destroying
nine japanese float planes tia the
Aroe Islands father south. y
boat loaded with enemy troops
was also sunk.
In the Burma campaign, Brit
ish headquarters reported an
ominous Japanese thrust TO the
Maungdaw Buthodaung roao,
north of the enemy base at Aky-
alb, and said close fighting was
in progress.
OMNIBUS ADVANCE
This apparently meant that
the Japanese had reached the
main British defenSes where
Field Marshal Sir Archibald T..
Wavells forces had dug into
await the Monsoon rains after
falling back from the Mayu pc
ninsula.
Maungdaw near the bay OF
Bengal coast and Buthedaung.
35 miles inland. both lie about
so miles north of Akyab.
The enemys effort TO probe
our pOSltlOnS east Oh tlc MAY "a
ridge and infiltratc on 10 the
Maungdaw- Buthedaung road are
now developing into a thrust
with view of reinforcing for
ward parties who have succeed
ed in reaching the road at one
roint a few miles west Of Buthc-
daung. the British said.
On the China front, Imperial
japanese headquarters asserted
that 1900 Chinese troops had
been killed and $500 captured
in a five day offensive IN Shansi
and Honan provinces, where Inc
japanese are driving INTO the
heart of China 5 Rice Bowl.
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Rotary
Continued from Page -

Rotary guests were: Fred Frey
and Leighton Cox. both Rose
Vile; Henry German and Vic
tor DeBaeke, Crosse POinte, and
Phil Lutes and Clifford Hensch,
both Richmond. Other guests
were DR.. j. M. Croman, Jr., and
Pvt. Jack Thompson. the latter a
guest of DR.. A. A. Thompson.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
DRUNK DRIVING

Leo Novak, 80, 4l94 Oliver,
Detroit, today was fined $50 and
sentenced to three days in the
county Jail after he pleaded
guilty to drunk driving charges
on arr. ignment before Justice
Donald j. Parent. Novak was ar
rested April 30 by Trooper Rob.
ert Halliday of the Center Line
State Police post.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-07
ROSALIND a MOTHER

HOLLYWOOD. May 7 - (A'
- An eight pound son was born
today to screen actress Rosalind
Russell
Her husband, Army Capt Fred
Brisson, flew here last night
from his Hobbs Field, New Mex
leo, base.
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Pacific

Continued from Page II
weak spots in the enemy de
Tense.
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Keeping pace with Americas
record output Of warplanes, the
nations al raft propeller pro-
duction has increased by more
than 100 per cent since Pearl
Harbor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
DEAN BROWN TO
SPEAK in CITY
Yale Divinity School Dean.
Emeritus to Give Lenten
Talk

Dean Charles Reynolds Brown is
the sixth preacher In the community
Lenten series ut the First CongrG-
gational church tomorrow at Q
o'clock. Ills subject Is "rhe True
Goal OF Moral Effort"
Doctor Brown Is dean-emerituS OF
the Yale Divinity school, and one
OF Americas college preachers, He
Is author OF many popular books
including "The Gospel for Main
street." "The Art OF Preaching"
and "Finding Ourselves"
At the close OF the last war he
represented the church on team
OF outstanding citizens headed by
eX-President Taft who toured the
country for Americas adherence to
the League OF Nations,
He has been u favoritc with Wa
terbury audiences TO whom he has
been speaking IN Lent for many
years. He Is famous for his eloquent
scripture reading which Is always
from memory,
DR.. John G. Walker OF the Second
Congregational church will assist
Rev. d. Kenneth Anthony In the
service,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
Alun1n0e Plans
May Breakfast

The April supper meeting OF the
Notre Dame Alumnae Association
was held last evening In the Cop.
per room Of the Elton hotel. Mrs,
Timothy r. Lynch, president, On.
nounced that q Mass for the de-
ceased members Of the association
followed by q communion break
fast would be held during the
month OF May. Plans were also
discussed for the annual reunion Ia
be held In June,
The following members attended
the meeting: Mrs, Z. r. Conlan, Mrs
4. r. Lynch, Mrs, Belinda Tracy
Mrs, J. p. Barry, Mrs, M, J, Dunn,
Mrs william Schofield, Mrs Hu.
bert smith, Miss Eulalia Madden
Miss Mary M, A, Bennett, Miss Lucy
Reid, Miss Catherine lSahey, Miss
Margaret Corr, Miss Agnes Hori-
gan, Miss Marian Keane, Miss Mary
Casey, Miss Ruth KennNugh, Miss
Mary Doran and Miss Catherine
Grady,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

shows are presented daily for two
days only at 1870, 400, $50 and 900
p. m. Doors open promptly at HAS
with the screen show starting at
1900 noon sharp, In order TO allow
defense workers to see and enjoy o
complete stage and screen show BY
$50 o'clock In order TO be at the
defense Jobs ut 500 p. m.
The screen show Is o merry
musical, Tahiti Honey. with pc
lite Simone Simone and Dennis
O'Keefc In the leading role and a
great supporting cast headed by
Michael Whalen. Also on the same
program Is the latest news events
OF both here and abroad.
The Loew Poll Theater ushers IN
another week END sensation when
1t presents on Its screen the dy-
manic film sensation Journey into
Fear, with Orson Welles, Joseph
Cotton and an all star cast.
The second hit on the program Is
"Chatterbox" with your favorite
comedienne Judy Canova In a sing
ing and dancing hilarious role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

Miss Barrett
Club Speaker

Miss Emelyn Barrett. librarian a.
the sllas Bronson Library, Was The
guest speaker a the regular nasetlns
Of the coronas Club held Monday
evening IN the Colonial room q ne
Hotel Elton.
Miss Connie Ciaccio, president q
the club. presided At che business
meeting. and introduced Miss Barr
rett who gave an interesting review
Of current best sellers,
The following members were
named 10 b IN charge OF TIE VIC
tory House for the sale Of bonds On
Coronas Day, which will be Friday.
April 18th: Mrs. Michael ciano Mts
Louis Sclgliano, Mrs. Louis piVito,
Miss Alice Arcaro. Mrs. Andrew Sire
lea, and Mrs. Carlos Mora.
Mra A. J. Masone was named
chairman OF the Mother and Guest
Night 10 be held IN May, end win
DO assisted by Mrs. Dement'S Mecca
Mrs. Louis piVito. and Miss Jo-
sephine Carlo. The following meme
bers will assist Mrs. Carfnine Nastz4
on the program committee: Mrs.
Michael Ciano, Mrs. Carl oemino.
Mrs, Edward BlancArdi and Mrs.
Louis LAURA,
HosteSses for the evening included
Mrs p. j. DlLauro, chairman: Mras
Andrew Sirica, Mrs. Carlos Mora
and Miss Josephine MeEaotti.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

ActiUe Program
FOrGOrden Club

Tue waterbury Garden club has
elected MRS. Edwin W. Roberts e. lts
president b succeed Mrs. W. Ro-
land Keaveney, who has moved from
the city, Mrs, Raymond pldge YVES
named vice-presldent.
A new Bird Committee has been
appointed, under the Craftsmanship
OF Mrs Bessie crane, to keep menu
herS Informed as TO the benefits Of
birds IN the garden.
on May q the club win sponsor
an outdoor Plant sale on the
grounds Of the Bunker mn church,
Mrs. Q. J. Bolleau, chairman Of
Plant Exchange, win be assisted by
a committee which she will NAME,
Mrs. Merton b. Allan reported on
the War Garden Committee.
Miss Charlotte Merchant, pro-
gram chairman, arranged Q series
OF informal talks by the members
on their hobbies. w, damaliel
Bailey discussed the improvement Of
the lawn and garden which faces
the street, rather than the rear,
DR.. n. Warren Stevens, described
his development OF Polyanthus roses,
comparing them 10 hybrid tea roses
and climbers; and his growth Of
gladoll, which he has cultivated for
20 years. Henry Payne gave q hui
morous talk on herbs, their use for
the table and medicinal purposes,
Miss Florence Merriam also discussed
herbs, their romantic history and
dietary value. Mrs. Robert Dem
nison has collected interesting stones
from all parts Of the country to ter
race her rock garden, Mrs. Mer-
ton B. Allan described her expert.
ences In vegetable growing. E. J,
Kelly, has raised flowers and vege-
tables In window boxes and butter
tubs, Mrs, Clarence Bartlett has
spent her time In the growth Of
chrysanthemums, having % varities,
She also displayed q box Of mum
cuttings,
Mrs. 9. J. Boileau and Mrs, Louis
Brandely served as hostesses for the
meeting which was held on Monday
evening at the Bunker Hill church
rooms,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
Church Guild
Names Officers

AZ itS annual luncheon held n
the Church Parlors the First Churcl,
Guild elected the following officer
and committees:
President, MRS Laurence q, Bean;
first vice president, Mrs. walter n,
Hubbard, second vice president, Mrs
John e, Bradley, treasurer, Mrs, FL
lery q, Kilbourn; assistant treNsur-
er, MRS. Edith NJ. Sellews recording
secretary, Miss Elizabeth N, Hoadley;
corresponding secretary, Mrs, q
Horace Baldwin.
Departments: Parish, Mrs. VIII
liam A. service; foreign, Miss Ruth
3, Sperr,C; City: Mrs, Henry L,
0riggs; national, Mrs, Walter d.
Makepeace,
Social committee: Mira. Vincent
Randall, chairman, Mrs. George 4,
Evans, Mrs. George Il, Camp, Mrs,
Edmund .. James, Mrs. Henry l.,
Qriggs, Mrs, James A. 0aunt,
House committee. Mrs, Horace r,
Mallette, chairman; Miss Ruby J.
Morrison, Mrs. Kenneth y, Tullar.
Flower committee: Miss Edith M,
Sellew, chairman; Miss Margaret
Els, Miss Qeorgiana Clark,
Advisory committee; Mrs, Nath-
aniel n. Bronson, Miss Meta Wake
Miss Josephine II. SomerS,
Plain Work Committee: Mrs, Da-
vid r. Babson, chairman; Mrs, Earle
II. Blanchard, Mrs. Aubrey Green
law; Miss Olive Camp, Mrs, Frank
l.. Packard, Mrs. Walter r. Hlb-
bard. Miss Ruth Il, Camp, Miss
Ruby j, Morrison, Miss Annie North
and Mrs. Franklin T.. Wright.
Christmas Sale Committee: Mrs, s
p, williams, Jro and Mrs, Allen II,
Boardman; co-chairmen; Mrs, vii.
liam II, White,( Miss Meta Wake
Miss Olive Camp, Mrs. John II
Co.'s, Mrs, @. Horace Baldwin, Mrs
William b. Price.
Apron committee; Mrs, Frank L.
Packard, chairman; Mrs, william
A. Service, Miss Josephine II, SOM
ers, Miss Elizabeth N, Hoadley, Miss
Ida M. Henry, Mrs, William +. Bart
lett, Mrs. r., Lester Wilcox,
Mrs, Laurence q, Bean, president
presided, and the committee serving
the luncheon included Mrs. George
r. Evans, Mrs, George 4, Camp, Mrs
Edmund ID. James, Mrs, Henry l.,
Qriggs, Mrs. Horace Baldwin,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
In The Local
TheaterS
STATE

Vital and convincing IN its Sus-
penSful portrayal OF the men who
Tight the U-boats, "1he Navy Comes
Through, opened its four day en-
gagement at Warmers State theater
this afternoon with Pat OBrien and
George Murphy IN co-starring leads,
The basic plot deals with the eS'
plots OF an eleven man Navy gun
crew aboard q munitions-loaded
freighter from Brooklyn. OBrien Is
the salty C,P,O. IN charge OF the
group; Murphy, seaman, Is o
former naval officer who blan,eS
O'Brlon's testimony ut q court mar
tlal for having driven him from
the service, The fact that he Is
In love with O'Brien'S sister Is an
additional complication and source
OF antagonism between the two
men as the vessel starts on Its way
10 Ireland
Once under way, the ship is a
beehive OF action, An inconcluSive
battle with a U-boat and an aerial
attack lead to the capture OF a NiA
motherhood for submarines, while
the personal feud between the two
principals grows TO stirring clt-
max, played against q grimly
realistic background.
Both OBrlen and Murphy de-
liver brilliant performances In roles
for which they are ideally suited.
Jane Wyatt is excellent IN the
romantic lead, and Max Baer,
Jackie Cooper and Desni ArnaE are
outstanding among the members
OF the fun crew, with Carl Esmond,
Frank, jerks, Lee Bonnell and John
Mcguire doing fine work IN sup"
port.
Presented with amazing realism
and breathleSs action, the story
Is Splendidly handled from start
to finish, and Its scene OF the gun
crew and their grim weapons pour
ing shells into hostile undersea
craft make memorable picture
Edward Sutherland's direction Is
excellent. and so Is the work OF
every member of the crew, who
work together as n precise and
efficient acting team as well as q
practiced group OF Navy men. The
resulting film can be highly recon-
mended TO everyone.
cinderella Swings It" with Gloria
Warren, Dick Hogan, the new SEN
sation, and Butch and Buddy in
featured roles, Is the second hit OF
the program.
Tomorrow morning at $3.50 the
State will again present Its early
bird show for the convenience OF
defense workers. Doors Of the the
alter will open at OILS and the show
will get underway promptly at $3.50,
so plan to be here early.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
Alice McGr0th
Guest At Party

Miss Alice Mc0gath oe Alder
street was entertained recently BY
Miss Mary Moore and Miss Anele
Roberts az u personal shower az
NIArmonS restaurant
Cut flowers and pink and white
decorations were Nttractlvely ar
ranged for the occasion.
Among the guests were Edith
grh, Catty pOdlm, Mrs, Ann Nc
Slrath, Mrs. NJ, storm, Betty Hlane
elartll, Adele Chaplicki, MRS, Marge
aolloran, Rosemary Mc0rath, Ann
Mcorath, Mrs, Barbara oedraltis,
Mrs. Raymond Mcorath, Betty Nc.
durk, Freida Jahs, AIRS, sue Gull
hane, Mrs. Thomas Purcell, Mrs,
Helen Joy, Mary Murphy Mrs, Al
,olSe ZenauSkaS, Eileen storm, MRS.
Pat Corhett, Mrs. Gertrude Burr,
Madlyn watts, Thelma Blower, MRS,
Elizabeth ZelL Dorothy stevenson
Madona Mcmahon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
STRAND

These are the days when movie
goers the nation over want pleasant
diversion. They want to DO enter
tainetl carried away for q couple
OF hours from the work and worry
OF the strain VIC all share. With this
In mind, your reviewer goes over
board for the gay new Technicolor
musical which opens at the Strand
Theater today for three days more,
Hello, Frisco, Hello.
All the elements that make up
outstanding entertainment were
carefully assembled In Hello, Fris-
co. Hello" and the results are most
pleasing TO the eye and ear. Pic.
ture this: n cast topped by Alice
Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie and
Lynn Bari. set TO foot-tapping mu-
sic, filmed IN resplendent Technicolor
and packaged In q pleasant story
and you have some idea OF the en-
tertainmcnt contained In Hello,
Frisco, Hello"
The music Is tops: q lively conf
bination OF something old and some
thing new delivered by the top
songStreSs In all Hollywood, Alice
Faye. Included among the songs are
such favorites rs Gee, But It's
Great 10 Meet q Friend from Your
Home Town." "Lindy Low" Hello,
Frisco" and "rhey Always Pick On
Me-" A new number, destined for
the No. spot IN national popular
ity, Is you'll Never Know" by
those nee tunesmiths. Mack Gordon
and Harry Warren.
"Hello, Frisco. Hello" Is Alice
Faye'S first film In over q year and
her many admirers will be glad 10
hear that Alice enthusiastically gives
you her heart In every song,
Completing the featured cast are
Laird Cregar, June Havoc, Ward
Bond and George Barber.
On the same program Is HE Hired
the Boss" with Stuart Erwin and
Evelyn Venable, These two feat-
ures will be shown for 3 days only
starting today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
League Initiates
Members At Elton

The Waterbury, augatuck Swedish
Junior league Initiated eight new
members at q tea and reception at
the Hotel Elton on Sunday after
noon,
Mrs. Doris GuStafson, president,
welcomed the group, Mrs, Alice
Rape and Miss Florence Rappc,
former presidents, and Mrs, Elsa
Humphrey addressed the gathering,
Those joining included: Miss
Bertha johnson OF Naugatuck,
Misses Nathala Morgan, Norma
NeSon, Alma PalmqulSt, Mrs, Eva
Hale, Mrs, Elsa Humphrey, Mrs
Mildred Olson and Mrs. Dorothy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
POLLS

Appearing on our stage today for
two days only, Is the band oil movie
goers have been anXiously awaiting
to see and hear. The management
OF the Loew Poll is proud to pre-
sent In person the Music That
Wins" by the Mcfarland Twins and
their famous band. You've heard
them on the air and on numerous
recordings and now at last you are
offered the rare opportunity OF see
ing and hearing them In person at
your favorite theater. They supply
the musical background for 81
gantic all star stage show made up
of your favorite stage. screen and
radio stars. Featured with the Or
chestra Is lovely Lucille Linwood and
handsome Dick Merrick, and the
famous Twin Quartet.
Other big stars on the program
are Kirk and Madeline, famous
songs and dances In old and new
styles, and Gene Baylos, famous
Broadway Comedian, and as an ex-
ira added attraction, brought back
by popular demand are the Little
Tough Guys, Hally Chester and
Harris Berger OF stage screen and
radio fame. The Little Tough Guys
come direct from Hollywood after
completing another Of their rtotus
films. They are brought to you
through the courtesy OF Universal
Film Pictures.
You can't afford TO miss this
mammoth stage revue so make your
plans to attend now. 1t Is one show
you will positively enjoy. as there Is
entertainment for all, both young
! AMI old alike. This program posi-
ssveiy concludes It's engagement here
Tomorrow evening. The four stage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
Margaret Teh0n
Receives Gifts

Mrs, Joseph Kelley OF Baldwin
street, entertained at her home on
Sunday afternoon with n personal
shower m honor OF Miss Margaret
Tehan, also OF Baldwin street,
Among her guests were Miss Grace
Kelly, Miss Mary Kelliher, Mrs
George Smith, Irene Tehan, Flea
nor Kelley. Mrs, Margaret Kelley,
Mary Briody, Louise Briody, Julie
Briody, Mrs, Ralph Anderson, Mrs,
Toby CoSgrove. Mrs, Thomas ClRf-
fey, Mrs. Francis Egan, Mrs, Edwin
Kelley, Agnes Wallace, Sylvia Copes
and Marion Finn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
Bunker Hill Club
Arranges Luncheon

on April 50 the Bunker hin Lit.
erary Club viii sponsor Its annual
luncheon with the election OF Its
officers, It will be held at one-thirty
o'clock at the Bunker Hill church
clubruomS,
Mrs, ], Russell Putnam Is chair
man Of the nominating committee,
and will present the slate, The retir-
ing officers and committee heads
will give their reports.
Mrs. John Montague Of Middle
bury will entertain with interpretive
readings Of 1.-THE White CliffS OF
Dover" by Alice Duer Miller,
Tickets for the luncheon may be
obtained from the secretary before
April Is,
Mrs, e, q, Burdett and Mrs, Fred
erick G. Shattuck win serve rs host
eSses for the occasion,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

Mr.. and MEs. Michael Maneredl.
Of Dlkeman street. announce The
birth q 4 son, Michael, u. On April
II at st. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Man
fredl Is the former Aneolnette De.
zlnno OF south Leonard street,
Miss VernA h Anderson Of Maui
gatuck was among the students at
Teachers College Of Connecticut
who were indicted into Epsilon Mu
Chapter Of Kappa Della ri, an hon.
orary Society, on Monday evening"
Miss Mildred D. Webster Of Homer
street. the Womens Educational
Club, and the Center Service Club,
have contributed 10 the Foster
Parents Plan Of War Children, with
headquarters at New York City, The
Plan supports projects for children
Of the United Nations, who are llve
ing In Great Britain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

Mr.. ana Mrs. Harold Y. 4oyce
of Charlevoux street, entertained res
Gently with q party for their daugh-
ter, Marilyn, who was celebrating
her seventh birthday. A birthday
cake decorated the table and games
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Among the guests were: Rose
mary Moore, Resale Piller, Caro-
lyn REILLY, william OKeefe, Paula
Peragella. Arlene Fitunaurice, John
Fitzmaurice, Mary Shanahan, Lille
Ian Smith, Dorothy Kimberley ana
Hazel Boyce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
WILL TEST UP TO 100 M.P.H.

Pasadena, Cal. (UP)-Tne new
g., 900, 900 aircraft testing tube the
largest In the world--now being
constructed at the California In
stitute Of Technology, will generate
wind velocities up TO 700 miles per
hour. Those 10 date do not exceed
wind tests Of more than 500 miles
nor hour.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers In the City Championship
Tournament for the Governor Ray
mond A, Baldwin Trophy, under the
direction OF Mrs, J, c, Moriarty in
cludCd; North-South, David Scully,
Thomas Deeley, Ola; Mrs, Louis
Schmidt, Mrs, James Bulger, 89is {;
ea,St-west, Miss Margaret Tracy, Mrs,
Joseph Wedge, 80; Thomas Edwards,
Dennis OConnor, 80,
The official standing: Miss Marion
Cunningham, Miss Catherine Ma
haney, 264,s; Louis Merrill, Mrs,
William Petitjean, 262&; Miss
Tracy, Mrs, Wedge, ass; Mr., and
Mrs. william Meyers, 253.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

Eckhloom. Brief talks were given
Alice RappeErAOlN aoinotinotinet
by two former presidents, Mrs,
Alice Rape, and Miss Florence
Rape, Mrs, Elsa Humphrey spoke
In behalf OF the new members,
The hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Eileen Clausen, chair
man, Mrs. Doris GustafSon, Mrs,
Hilda MorriSsey and Miss Edith
GRAIN. Twenty.SiS members at
tended.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
EXPERT TEACHER

One soldier who dances several
OF the solo spots in Irving Berlin'S
This Is The Army, now before the
cameras ut Warner Brothers, re-
ceived his first dancing lesson ut the
age OF FIVE from Anna Puvlowa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14
WRITER SIGNED

Ellis st. Joseph, who did screen
play ON Joan Of Paris" has been
signed to do the final treatment on
Warner Brothers I'm Our Time,
which will star Ida Lupino and Paul
Henreid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-14

To carry out Its plan TO beautify
Its suburbs by planting trees along
the streets, Dublin Is tying the trees
to stout stakes to prevent vandals
from stealing them.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Stein
metz of Hardin visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Herman, Jr.,
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hinkle of
Laurel spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Hessler.
G. D. Lautt and Jake Adler
made business call at the Ed
Lautt home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Metler and Mrs. Christ
Ripple were Hardin shoppers
Wednesday.
Mrs. L. I. Kingston visited her
mother, Mrs. Brown, Tuesday.
Adam Seader, Jr., called on
Dave Seader Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Lautt visited Mrs.
Martell Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Blanche Baker was a
Hardin caller Wednesday.
Fred Dewald called on Conrad
Sea der Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Water
house were Hardin callers We'd
neSQay.
Miss Edna Hessler spent
Thursday afternoon with Dorthy
Seader.
Gordon Brown and son, Fred,
called on Conrad Seader Mon
day.
Fred Rely visited Ed Lautt on
Thursday evening.
Miss Ida Martell made a bus
mess call in Hardin Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Randall visited
with Mrs. Conrad Seader We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. L. Marteu and daughter,
Ida, called on Mrs. Earl Gray
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Seader and
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Rupe were
trout fishing last weekend.