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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

ritoni16e 8olf in ieiner Mebraabl Elm
groBber5iees Golt lit, menn mir uns
Ben @efungenen geeeniiber groBber5ig
ertDeiien.
l1nlere &eeierung uno Wilitarber.
paltl1ng bebanoeln in Der Sauptiabe
uno aus @runoi6slidteit otefe @e-
fangenen meni6lid u1o driltli9. 50
muB es lein, erit re9t in elmer De-
|mofratie, oie Die @lei6beit ieoes S1=
oioiouums Dor @ott als oas Gunoa=
ment i'm 3ulammenleben Der Wen=
iben betrabtet uno berfaiiungsmdBig
anertannt bat. @efangeni6aft lit eb-
nebin Elm bartes Sos, uno muB in
driltlider uno nabrboft oemotroti-
ider Nuffaiiung Die Sdrte oaour6 &C.
miloert meroen, oaB Den @efangenen
menigitens al Die &edte 5utetI per-
ben, Die Die internationalen &e6tsber.
einbaruneen fir ite borgeieben baben.
8ir erlparten 0ies fir uniere ameri-
faniiben Soloaten, Die in oeutfbe
fangenf6aft geraten, uno tpir tpolEen
es bier5ulanoe nidt oaran feblen Iai-
len, oen oeuti6en @efangenen ibr
&edt 5ufommen gu Iaiien. Bis ieet
oiirfte fein @ri1no our 4lage btesbe-
3iilui9 borba,toen fem.
SIT Dies iouit ieitens Der itaatli9en
uno n1ilitdriiden 8eboroen in Orb.
nung, 10 lit oies nidt iibera4 Der San
bel ni6tan1tli9en Steuen tno Ser.
ionen. Oeande 3eitungen uno 3eit.
i6riften, o6er bielleiht eenauer &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

galt als 5eino Der biirgerIt6ep @e.
ieaidaft, tpar frtsoIos ,1no ita,1o on.
Berbalb oes S9ubes Der @efese. Ser
Srieoensitorer oerfteI ipfo iure in Die
@rfommunifatton, feline Sitter ODER
Serrttorien pur6en iiberoies nit Dem
Snteroitt beIegt uno tpe0er oie cine
nod Die on0ere WoBnabne paro obne
INTERVIEWING uno pouitdnoigen gr.
ias oes angeri6teten 56aoens 5uriid-
eenommen. 9ie 8ii90fe sparen itreng
berpflidtet uno unter Anorobung Der
amtsentlebung ongepieien, obne 4n-
feben Der Berion, obne Meniden-
f1r6t, nur @ott un6 oas 8obl oes
Goltes Dor Augen, in Der geieblid
porgeidriebenen 8eiie ein3uidreite11,
ibre bena9barten @oueeen bon ieoem
S6ritte, ben lie eetan, alsbalo au Be.
no9ri6tigen uno iiberbaupt it6 ge>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

ariesseeiinnung Dor oem @efangenen
balt. Ser @efangene ift ni6t mebr
Ser Sein6 tpie Der 5olbat auf Dem
SdIa6tfel6e ibn ftebt. or iit tpaffen-
,tno pebrlos, uno in Der &egeI lit Der
@efongene bel oller 8aterIanosliebe
uno 8flidttreue ood frob, feinerieits
nidt mebr an Dem tpabnitnrigen 8luts
oergieBen tdtigen &ntetl nebmen gu
miiiien. 8enn mir Die onbere 5eite
aIs Seino 5u betra6ten ee5tpuneen
fino, 10 tpiiien mir aber ebenio gut,
oaB mir es nit etnem tapferen Sein6e
gu tun baben. Oieie @efmgenen font
men bon elmer Armee, Ser uniere Ell
genen 5oloate11, bic ibnen geeeniiber
iteben, Ole adtung nidt beriagen, oaB
es tapfere uno opfermutige @egner
itn6. gs ttnn oesbalb muir Elm 8etpeis
If 6ie 8ebauptung fem, oaB oas ome-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
Unsere deutsChell
Gefanqenen

Ber bate friiber eeoadt, oaB mir
einmal bier3ulanoe bunoerttauienoe
bon oerti6en &riegsgefangenen beber>
bergen miiroen? 9od iit bel Der 8e6=
ielbaftigteit oes &riegsgliides aues
mogli6, uno 10 baben mir Biz ieRt
iton iiber $4,000 oeutlde @efmgene
in iiber 200 Bayern in alien 49 5taa-
ten. 8ei Dem gegentpdrtigen Gang Der
Dinge miro Die 3obl obne 3tpeifel
nod beoeutenb GROCER tperben. Damit
ergibt ii6 fir unier Bolf cine neue
@elegenbett, feline innere @eitnnung
al offenbaren.
Sn Der @eiitesberfaiiuns zines pirf-
lid 5ibiliiterten 8olfes ua9t bic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

eenieitig NIT Stat uno Sat gu unter-
itiiben.
Obipobl bic itrengen WeaBnabmen
Der "Ereusa Sci" ui9t iiberau ben
getpiinidten @rfolg batetn, tpuroen al>
lentbolben Die gr0blten Iusniidie ab>
geIdofft. Cine ,Ereuea Sci" 1piiroe
beut5utase bel ben bitter fid 8efamp-
fenoen tpobl faum Anfloug ftnoen
Die unter oen i6redli6en Solgen bes
&rieses i6ma6tenoe Menidbeit bofft
inoes auf einen augemeinen ,@ottes-
frieoen' fir ale g0lter nod oem
Rriege.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
Treuqa Del.

9Ottesfriebeu fir cine friebIoIe 8eIt
Wenn man ben in mnnhen Gam
bern Der groe entbronnten @ei1t bon.
itanoiger 9tnardie betra6tet, mo9te
man piiniden, oaB Elm Sduspan,
0bnli9 Dem Der ,Ereuea Oei', oes
@ottesfrie0ens 6es Mittelaters, 6o.
gegen erridtet Deroen fonnte. SSSn Der
oomaIigen 3eit, beionoers felt Dem
Tertou Der farolingii6en Monar6te,
1uor itber 80lter, pelde bon Der big.
ber itorten 3entraleetpalt Iosgetrennt
lporen, 1nfolge oes entfehelten 5eboe.
>peiens uno oes 5auitre9ts, Elm 3u>
itono ougemeiner anor6ie u1ro tpiloer
8arbarei bereingebro6en.
Ille @lemente oeS 1toatli9en 3ulam-
menlebens befanoen it6 in Iuflofune
uno Serwtloerung ueberau berr1dte
robe 8illfiir, Raub uno Moro, Der
Rrle9 Iller gegen ale. @etpalt qina
Dor Redt; trobig grtff ieoer CUR
Selbitbilfe, rno in Den blutigen
&fen, IpeIfe Die @roBen unter fib
ousfoGten> muBte 0as nieoere golf
bouig re6ts= uno l6ublos ieoe unge-
bubr lber it6 ergeben 1aifen. MuB
nlht Die @egenpart an oieie unglitd.
ltd)eu 3eiten erinnern?
8enn beute Ser groBe 6euti6e Oi6-
terfirft S6iaer lebte> tpiir6e er getpiB
IN nod grellern Jarben oen l1m1tur3
IN IeInem unIterblifen ,,2ie0 bon Der
0Iode" 5eidnen. Denn beute, tpie oo-
mols, lit es fiir6terli6e 8irfli6feit:
"Greibeit 1no @lei6beitr' bort
man i9auen;
Ser rub'ge 8iirger ereift CUR 8ebr;
Die StroBen fituen fid, oie Sal,
len,
llno 8ilrgerbonoen 5ieb'n lumber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02
RittDO6 ben 2. aasaR 1914

miiiieu, ODER itel fino 70 boiler gorur.
telle gegenitber alletn, mas oeutIdb lit,
uno ieben in ieoen DeutI9en eiren
Barbaren, ODER itnb 10 boiler SaBge.
Iltnnung, oaB ibre 8ert6terItottung
itber oeutide @efangene nur All iebr
I6tefen @eiit pioeripiegelt., Desbalb
man6e Der 8eribte iiber @efongenen.
lager nab einem flii9tigen 8efu&,
oie ben oeuti6en @efaneenen in ein
ungiinitiges 2i6t itellen. 86breno es
ia notiirli6 lit, oaB biele @efanaene
nett oabon entfernt itno, gnael 5u'
1eln, laBt cine iadlib-geredte 8eridt-
erltottung bod aagentein Elm GIN
lltiges Bilo ser oeutiden @efangenen
erlteben. &ir5li6 beri9tete cine gbi-
|cagoer Sages5eitung, Die fid nrit gor.
liebe oartn ergebt, nibts Gutes on
loen Oeutfden in irgenoeiner 5orm au
Iaiien, oaB it6er 500 @efangene, bic
5nr Spargelernte in Siio- -Sninois Der.
penoet puroen, gum groBen GeiIe
faulen5ten unO oesbalb bic Spargel.
|ernte Elm Gerlult fei. glm nG9iten 80"
Ige er16ten Elm Beridt BON oem Be-
ltser elmer Der groBten SpargeIfar-
men, in Dem er ben oeutlben @efan.
genen baS bette 3eugnis olslteIlte. @r
|9lbt 3u, oaB an oen eriten paar Sdgen
Die arbeit langIam boraneing, neil
olele oeutf6en Soloaten ni6t nit Die
Ter beionoeren Arbeit, 5unroI bel ftdn.
olgem &egentpetter, bertraut maren.
@r iteate Qber feit, 0aB fte febr i9nea
lernten uno nod Elm paar Eagen Bis
5u 80 Pro5ent bollfomrnene Arbeit lei
iteten uno es ibnen au oanten fei, oos
Die Spargelernte bon pielen tauieno
acres gerettet iei.
Satla6ltb riibmen ebrlide 8ert6t.
erltatter Ole peinIide 5ouberfeit, Orb,
Innng un6 Oli5tplin nno Me1tnterfeit
uno @eIangsluit Der Gefangenen. Sd
babe ielbit bon elmer Retbe omerita.
ntiber Soloaten, Die in nerI6ieoener
S8eiie nit @efongenen suiammenta-
men, in onerfennen6er @eiie BON if.
men ipre6en b0ren. 8os mnn9en cine
ISffenbaruug au fem ibien, oriidte fttb
in Dem 5ob aus: uBbp tbefe bops
ore lite our opn. ST tbep bao an
Nmerican uniform ano ipote our Ian.
guage, Dou moulo not tnotD tbe 6if.
ference" alio bod fe.ne ipiIoeu Sic.
re, tpie eine geDiiie rndriRliae SOB.
PROPAGANDA uuier Bolf glauben ma-
6en min.
8epunoernsmert if q. 9. 6as 8e.
oirfnis oteler totbolii9er @efmgenen
mad gefrieotgans ibres religtoien Sc.
bens. Sic uoaen @ebetbu6er boben,
beionoers folhe nit Dem Eert fir &C.
|meinidaftsmeiien, I'm NIT oem 3ele-
brierenoen Brieiter oie MeBgebete laut
|mtt5ubeten. gbenio iolde, in oenen ite
oie Serte Der alien fdonen Rir6en-
lteoer finoen, Die ite ftneen tpouen.
Sd babe in fur3er 3eit cine Heibe
bon 3ui6riften BON 4apIGneu iotpobl
wie bon @efangenen erbalten, bic be-
5eugen, nie fart iie intereffiert iino,
fatboliide 2eftiire gu erbalten. Mus
mebreren 9ogern babe i9 Mitteilun-
gen erBalten, beaiielih bes 8eiu6es
Sn-. Ao~ t,n~..~ 49, ~..L
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-08-02

9eidts Seiliees lit mebr, es l0len
Sid alle 9anOe frommer S6eu;
Ser Cute raun1t 0en Blab Dem So.
len,
llno ale 2aiter nalten fret.
@efobrlid it's, oen 2eu 81 &peden,
Seroerbltd iIt oes Gigers 8abn,
SeSod Der i6redlidite Der 56ref-
fen,
0os lit Der Meni6 in Ieinem 8abn."
Ser i'm WitteIoIter BON ben firdIi,
den autoritGten eingefiibrte uno bon
olelen tpeltliden Jiiriten unterItiibte
"Sreusa Sci" gelong es, in ben mel
item 2anoern pteoer allmdbli6 Orb.
nung eln5ufiibren. Welen uno 3ped
oes .,@ottestrieoens' erforberten, ooB
Die Stride our Dur9fiibrung oesiel.
ben olle ibr gu @ebote itebenoen Mit-
tel in Nnpenoung bradte uno al ben
1tartIten WeaBnabmen griff. sluf on-
BERN Bege NOR es unatogli6, Die blu
tisen @r5elle oes Jeboetpeiens 5u UNI
teroriiden, Die ipiloen 2eioenIdaften
eln5uoammen uno oen Trob Der
trlegsluitigen Solfer 81 bre6en ooer
ieine Ausbriibe tpenigitens 5u mdBi=
gen. Bie oie 5orm ser ,,Sreuaa Dei"
IN oerI6ieoenen 2dnoern uno 3eiten
1ebr perIfieoen mar, 10 bieten au9 oie
Oeittel, iie in goll5ue 81 ieben, eine
9roBe W}annigfaltigteit oar. go muB-
ten oue @inpobner bon einem BE-
1tlmmten 2ebensalter an, ben @ottes=
frieoen nod elmer porber bereinbor-
ten Jormel beibporen uno eioIi9 6as
Serfpreden obgeben, ni6t nur ben
@ottesfrieoen ielbit genau gu beob-
odten, Ionoern oud ieoe 8erlesune
oesIelben oen boreeiesten 8eb0r6en
onaudeieen, uno ibnen bel @erfolgung
oes ODER Der uebelt6ter nit oen Bof-
fen in Der Sono beisuiteben. Ser
8rub oes Grieoens galt aIs Weeineio,
uno tper ii9 oeiien i6uloig mo9te,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Calendar ofConring GG"enb
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Y

TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY IL
MISSIONARY SOCIETY of Zion Evangelical Church will hold
party in their recreation room. Mrs Charles
Kraemer, chairman.
MACCABEES PAGODA TENT HIVE No 125L, regular meet
ing Hall at p All officers requested to be
present.
meet with Mrs George Moseman 142la Robertson
street, at p
DICKINSON SCHOOL surgical dressing class will meet from
until p. m.
F. o E. LADIES AUXILIARY will meet in Aere Hall, 151A
N. Gratiot, at p
CIVIC CHORUS 7:30 in the community of the
high school.
MT CLEMENS CHAPTER NO So R A. M Confer Royal
Arch Degree at 100 p m. Followed by refreshments at
Masonic Temple
DANCE FOR SERVICE MEN and women at USO Broad
way at $50 p m. Sefrdge Field Orchestra will fur
nsh the music.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
GRACE CHURCH GUILD will meet for 1915 services
Ash Wednesday morning followed by sandwich luncheon
and Red Cross Work.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cross surgical dressing class
in the church basement at 1870 a. m.
F. & A M, MT. CLEMENS NO. g. Past Masters Night. Third
Degree GBinner at $50 p at Masonic Temple.
WILLING WORKERS of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet
at 10 at the school hall for all day sewing with pot
luck lunch a
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE the Kings Daughters Home at
230 p. m.
CHILD STUDY CLUB GROUP NO. 2, with Mrs E. N. Guild
80 Riverside Drive, at p. m.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY "a
HOLLYHOCK CLUB of St Louis parish will meet with Mrs
Sylvia Madou. 221 North Broadway, at p. m.
HAND HAND CIRCLE dinner at the Kings Daugh
tiers Home at p.
LINCOLN p T. Red Cross Unit will meet at the school from
until p. m.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP Red Cross Unit will meet at the
Harrison Township Hall from 10 until p. m.
NAVY MOTHERS sewing at the USO on Broadway in the
afternoon
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Red Cross Home Nursing
Enrolment Begins

how to care for the sick in their
own homes" says Miss Tucker.
Macomb County has a quota
of 2770 home nurses 10 meet
within a period OF three years,
II is hoped that 800 volunteers
will have completed their
course by July of this year. The
reason for this intense drive is
there are $4,000 nurses now in
the Army and Navy. but still
5000 per month behind our
quota in supplying Army and
Navy with nurses.
The question Why is this
war using so many more nurses
than there were in the last war,
which was $4,000 is frequently
asked. The reason is that we are
having global war, The fact is
that il takes a minimum OF go
nurses 10 each unit or hospital
station. OF these. $50 are in the
u. S. at present. There are 60
such stations outside the u. 5.
The government says before
June 1914 they will have APP
proximately 400 units outside
the u. s.
The Macomb County Red
Cross is ready to do by making
available Red Cross Home Nurs-
ing Glasses for all those who are
Interested One class is now in
rogress at the Mount Clemens
High school Junior for Senior
students with Miss Margaret
Mccall instructing the class.
Men. women, boys and girls are
eligible TO enroll in this Home
Nursing program. All instruc-
t-rs for these classes must be
registered, graduate nurses who
have been approved by the Ma
tional Red Cross. These nurses
teach without remuneration,
tits being their contribution to
the war effort. There is no cast
for this course except for the
text book, which is so cents.
This course runs for IL con-
secutive weeks, meeting once a
week for two hour periods.
Those who enroll must attend 10
out of IL classes in order to be
eligible for a certificate. This
certificate does not entitle the
holder to nurse for hire. II you
are interested, please call the
American Red Cross Chapter
Officer, 100 Cass avenue, Dial
1921 or Miss Tucker, Dial 696l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Engagement
Announced

MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
HAFENFELD of Riverside Bay
Court, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Lois
Margaret to A/C Oscar B. Weld
eman, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar B. Weideman of Hub
bard avenue.
Lois and Junior are both
graduates of Glass '43 of Mount
Clemens High school. No date
has been set for the wedding.
JESS SIMONS has taken
position with Westinghouse in
Lima, Ohio. Mrs. Simons and
son Michael will follow as soon
as accommodations have been
secured.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Congratulations

MIR. AND MRS. WALTER J.
BRASS, upon the arrival of a
six month old baby boy, Robert
James, at their home, IA Scott
boulevard.
SONIA JANE VLADEFF, up
on her 18th birthday annivers-
ary Sunday, February 20. She
entertained eight young ladies
with q 5 o'clock dinner at her
home, and later at the theatre.
MAUREEN MARY FRASER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Fraser, upon her. End birth
day anniversary which occurred
Saturday, February 10.
DUANE SMITH, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ito Smith, who will
be six years old tomorrow. To
celebrate he will be host to 81
school mates at Harrison school
in the afternoon. Beside re-
freshments each child will re-
ceive favor and a small Amer
lean flag.
MRS. JULIA KISH, 324 Hun
tington drive upon her birth
day anniversary today.
MR.. AND MRS. ANTHONY
ECKHOUT, Highland avenue,
upon their ninth wedding ami
versary today.
MRS. MARY KIBBLE, River
side drive who will quietly OBJ
serve her birthday anniversary
tomorrow.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Convention
at Pontiac
THE BLUE STAR MOTHERS

THE BLUE STAR MOTHERS,
Department of Michigan, An
nual Convention convenes Feb
ruary 9th to Doth inclusive, at
the Roosevelt Hotel, Pontiac.
325 delegates are registered for
attendance. The Pontiac chapter
will be the hosts of the conven-
ton with Mrs. Mabel Roy as
chairman.
Mrs. Esther NJ. Wheztel, de-
partment president, announced
the attendance of National
president, Mrs. Ida Afford Of
Little Rock, Ark n S 5, and
members of the National Execu-
tive committee, at the conven-
ton. This committee will hold
special session at the Hotel
Statler, February 26.
The Annual banquet and
memorial services for Blue Star
Mothers will be held at Roose-
welt Hotel, Monday. evening,
February %. The speaker will
be Guy Lamphear, National Elk
tension Director of American
War-Dads, Kansas City, Mis-
souri,. He will talk on "Chal-
lenges of Today"
TROOP 4 OF THE GIRL
SCOUTS entertained their
mothers at a Washington birth
day Tea at the Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon.
The scouts baked the cookies
that were served to the thirty
mothers present. Mrs. Earl
knight and Mrs. Frank Van
Dusen are the leaders of this
group.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22

MRS. OTTO LEESCH on her
birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Girl Scouts ATTAIN Highest Rank
Young Womens Club
Met Monday Evening
IS MARGARET BRISKEY

MISS MARGARET BRISKEY
was the guest speaker at the
Young Womens Club Monday
evening at the Masonic club
rooms At that time she enter
tanned members with several
humorous readings and poems.
Mrs. Frank Kissell was chair
man of the evening committee,
assisted by Marion Kelly, Mrs.
Malcolmn p. Moore, Mrs. Ron
aid Clark and Mrs. Robert Rick
ert.
Individual cherry pies and
coffee were served with the
tables appropriately decorated
in patriotic colors.
MRS. J. A. SWEET returned
to her home in Petoskey after
spending a month with her
daughter Mrs Peter Vladeff.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22

ELDON KIEBLER, A.S.US.
Mr., who will be observing his
10th. birthday anniversary to-
morrow. He is stationed at No
ire Dame, Indiana.
BETTY JEAN SERVO, who
will celebrate her eighth birth
day anniversary tomorrow by
entertaining a few of her friends
after school.
LYNNETTE LOUISE Ma
chowski on her second birthday
anniversary.
BILLY" SCOTT, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Scott, Eastman
street, upon his lst birthday an
niversary.
Mr. AND MRS. ARTHUR
BURGESS celebrated their 5th
wedding anniversary with a din
ner at their home Sunday with
the following guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burgess of Column
biaville, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Karneck and son, Gary, Miss
Jean PETIT of Detroit, William
Petit and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frankie of st. Clair Shores.
MR.. AND MRS. WILBUR PEN
ZlEN celebrated their first we'd
ding anniversary at a family
gathering Sunday evening at
their home on North Wilson
boulevard. Cards and dancing
were the entertainment Of the
evening" The occasion also mark
ed the birthday anniversary of
their sister in-law Mrs. Clarence
Penzien and her twin sister, Mrs.
Vernon Schulz.
MRS. OTTO LEESCH on her
birthday anniversary today.
G Z 0 r G E EARL (BUTCH)
HENRY, on his first birth
day anniversary which occurred
Sunday. February 20. He en-
tertained 10 little guests at
the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henry, l43 South
Highland avenue.
KAY BLOMEYER upon her
birthday anniversary today.
RICHARD (DICKY) SHEETS
son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Delmar
Sheets, Garden drive, entertain
&c. 10 little friends on the ami
versary Of his birthday last Sat-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22

urday. After attending the thea
ter in the afternoon, the group
gathered at "Dicky's' home for
refreshments.
SANDRA LEE, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Burton, on
her third birthday anniversary
today. She entertained group
of IL children at her home on
Hubbard avenue, Saturday aft
ernoon. Games were played
with prizes going TO Fayette,
Carol Sue, Barbara and Ken
meth Seamans and Janet Marie
Scarf. The table decorations
were carried out in red, white
and blue, with red and white
candy striped rocking horse as
the centerpiece. A family dim
ner was held Sunday afternoon
in honor of Sandra Lee.
MR.. AND MRS. VINCENT
Winkler, upon the arrival of a
son, Charles Henry, February
l9, at ID Murdoch Place.
Births at st. Joseph's
MIR. AND MRS. ALPHONSE
j. GAGNON, Roseville, daugh-
ter, Lorraine Madeline, Febru-
airy 10.
MR.. AND MRS. HOWARD
STEPHAN, 1927 Union Lake
road, a son, Warren Arnold,
February 10.
MIR. AND MRS. ALBERT E.
CLAYTON, East Detroit, a
daughter, Vivien Alice, Febru-
airy 10.
MR.. AND MRS. STANLEY w.
BAKER, Roseville. a son. Gerald
Lee David, February 20.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES
J. CLARK, Detroit, a son, Feb
ruary 90.
MR.. AND MRS. PATRICK II.
THOMAS, Romeo, daughter,
Judith Ann, February 20.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES l..
VAN DAMME, East Detroit,
son, February u.
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THE AMERICAN RED eros
nEn

THE AMERICAN RED eros
THE AMER c A N RED
CROSS HOME NURSING pro-
gram is now forming an adult
class for instructions in home
nursing. according 10 Miss Alice
Tucker, chairman Of the Ma
comb County Red Cross Hones
Nursing. With the number of
doctors and nurses leaving for
the armed forces, il becomes i'm
perative. that we teach house
wives and mothers especially,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Il You Suffer PERIODIC
FEIVlAL
PAL
With lie Weak,
Cranky. Nervous Feelings

II at such times you. like 80 many
women and girls suffer from cramps,
headaches, backache. nervous tired
feelings. are q bit blue-due to func.
tional monthly disturbances
Start at once-try Lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound to relieve
such symptoms. It's famous not only
to help relieve monthly pain but also
accompanying tired. weak, nervous feel.
ings OF this nature. This Is because OF
1ts soothing effect on ONE or woMAN's
MOST IMPORTANT ORGANS. Taken regu-
larly - Pinkhams Compound helps
build up resistance against such symp-
toms. Follow label directions.
0VnIA E plnHulN,e tcEIAslf
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O. E. S. Entertain
At Banquet

THE MASONIC PAST MA
IRONS AND PAST PATRONS
night will take place February
Is at the Masonic temple. The
Order of Eastern Star will en-
terrain with $50 o'clock BAN
quet, followed by a special
meeting at 7:45 o'clock with
initiation with Past Matrons
and Patrons exemplifying the
work.
A special collection will be
taken for Percy Jones hospital
at Battle Creek. This hospital is
equipped TO give special treat
m n for returned soldiers,
where they receive treatment
not available at the ordinary
Military hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22

KAY BLOMEYER upon her
birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22

RICHARD (DICKY) SHEETS
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Delmar
Sheets, Garden drive, entertain
&c. 10 little friends on the ami
versary Of his birthday last Sat-
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-19

Curtis II. Johnson

Iloheft Moore Jr.. is visiting
his grandparents in Morrilton, =.
Mrs. Grace Williams and Mes
danes Ruth and Efma Lee Moore
entertained Mrs. Annie Hood OF
Portland. Oregon, Mrs. Aree Hood
of New Hope, Mrs. Irene Odom of
Kansas City, Mrs. Doris Shum-
pert of Hot Springs, Mrs. Cleadia
Mae Davis and Mrs. Lois Walton
of Morrilton and Miss Helen Har-
ris of Menefee at a beautiful din
ner party. Funeral services for
Mrs. Ellen Bowman, Oldest citizen
in the community, were held from
Mt. Carmel Bapt. Church with
funeral Grafton delivered by Rev.
]. r. Jamison. Mrs, Bowman
was reputed to be 109 years old.
Three sons, Rev. j. II. Bowman,
Dir. Matthew Bowman of Plum
eryille; a daughter. Miss Boston
Bowman, three grandchildren and
five great grandchildren are
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-19

among survivors. Mrs. Edna
Howell of Morrilton has been vis-
iting her neice and nephew. the
Ed Winstons. Mrs. Irene Odom
has returned after a Visit In Kan
a City. Robert and Arthur
Strickland of Little Rock were
weekend guests of their parents,
Mr., and Mrs. LLOYD Strickland. g..
Mrs, Rosia White of Pine Bluff
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Jones. Mrs. Katherine Reese
returned from Louisiana after
visiting her husband. Mrs. Lii
lie Mae Johnson is visiting her
husband. Pvt. Ben Lee johnson
in FIT. Leonard Wood, Mo.