TUESDAY—-OCTOBER 12, 1943
National Business Women are Feted in Mount Clemens Tonight
Masonic Service
Center Dance Success
MASONIC SI'.KVICE CEN
TER. sponsored a dance last Sat
urday night. Hotnesses for the
evening were: Mr* Katie Hin
kle. Mrs. Selma Stolberg. Mrs.
Jessie Spencer, M Vs. Betty Mal
linder and Mrs. Vesper Kirk
Special guests attending the
dance were Pfc. Earl Sigman
and w ife. Pfc. C.i o«rge Moseman
and wife (Pfc. Moseman is home
on a furlough) ae>d Corp. H. J.
Franz and wife of Selfridge
Field.
At the Sunday afternoon en
tertainment a riinn or was served
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Friends Entertain
Lieut. Buckholz
MR AND MRiS. LEONARD
BRINDLEY, and VI r and Mrs
Wilbur Held, write joint hos
tesses at the latt( f s home, on
Friday evening, honoring Lieut.
(jg.) E J. Buckholz and Mrs.
Buckholz Lieut. Buckholz whs
presented with a tt'ft of pen and
pencil set. A bur* « supper was
served, w ith the ta' '-o attractive
lv decorated and c entered with
h cake m the font» of a battle
ship Those attend mg the party
were, Mr. and IVdVs. Lawrence
Oehmkc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Haller. Mr and Mrs. Bernard
Ballantine. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Lozen, Mr and M’ni. Frank Kis
sell, and Mr and Mrs. Walter
l>ston
MRS ELMER ST EWART, 122
Lincoln avenue, l wad as tier
weekend guests H**r brother.
Howard Rutan of Washington.
D C. and her sisU r. Mrs. J. J
Mooney, of Columbia*, Ohio.
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MR AND MRS* MEVERILL
SC HOCK and Mr. uwi Mrs. Fred
A Schock were in Monroe on
Sunday visiting tin'i r son and
grandson. Cadet 1 hi >inas Schock.
who is a student at the Home of
Divine Child, at Mi >nroe
» MRS CARLES SCHMIDT was
TV \ears old Friday, Oct. B On
Sunday a family din iter was giv
en in her honor at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Emil Bob
coan and Mr. BobcCdn. of Wai
denburg Twenty members of
the family were present.
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MRS AGNES FO.RTON. 256
North Walnut street. who is
celebrating her bit <hda\ an
niversary todav
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MR AND MRS. LOT IS
HARM, JR . 48 Fessenden street
on their 13th wedd'.t I annivers
ary, Oct 11th
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LESLIE COOLEY, 32 River
side Drive, on his an
niversary today. Oct I*2
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MAJOR AND MRS EDGAR
R FRANKLIN, New York City,
oo the arrival of a daughter.
Oct H Mrs. Franklin is the for
mer Dorothy Dubay, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Edvvrd J. Du
bav. Hut)bard avenue.
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and the hostesses were as fol
low's: Mrs. William Stewart, Mrs.
Frank St. Aubin of Mount Clem
ens, and Mrs. Walter Liggett of
St. Clair Shores. Mr. Frank St.
Aubin poured the coffee. The
afternoon was spent in playing
cards, music, games and dancing.
Miss Shirley Young, a young
Masonic Service Cadet, will
havp charge of the Red Cross
work on Thursday evening. Oct
ober 14, at 7:80 o’clock at the
Masonic Service Center. The
Center wishes to extend a spe
cial invitation to service men s
w ive? to in this vital work
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MRS EDGAR D. RACINE and
son arrived from Odebolt. lowa
to be here while Lt. (j. g ) Ra
cine, U. S. N , i? home on leave.
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Farewell Party
CATHERINE STERLI N G,
who will enter training as a ca
det nurse in the near future, was
entertained Sunday afternoon
by a few of her close friends. A
sixteen mile bicycle ride into the
country was followed b> a hot
supper at her home She was
presented w ith a gift of a Catho
lic prayer book with a gold
heart emblazoned on the cover.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in visiting. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ster
ling and son, Patrick, Pauline
Luchtman. Cecelia Beloskv,
Julia Denewith arid Leona Van-
Houtte.
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MORE THAN 400 MEMBERS
and friends of the Altar Society
of St Peter s church attended
the card party held last evening
in St. Mary's gymnasium Mr*
Peter Benoit, president of ttie
Society and Miss Mary Benhcn
nick, chairman of the party,
wish to thank everyone who
contributed to the success of
the party, especially the ladies
of the committee in charge
ontjra tufa ti on.s
TO MR. AND MRS WAITER
DOWE 590 Garfic'd road. Route
1, upon the birth of a daughter,
Carol Ann, Oct 7.
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MRS MAGGIE MIDDLETON.
17 Beyne street, upon her b r*.h
da> anniversary, todav, Colum
bus Day.
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MARILYNN MU NT, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Frank Munt.
was five years old yesterday.
To celebrate, 12 very young
folk? were entertained in the
afternoon Today Marilynn will
have a birthday party in the
kindergarten of the Wilson
school.
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AVIATION CADET LOUIS
DEV ANTI ER, USNR. on h s
birthday anniversary today Ca
det Devantier is stationed at the
Navy Pre-Flight school at St.
Mary's College, California.
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JAMES DUANE SNAY. son of
Mr. and Mrs Matthew Snav, 24
Union street, upon his first birth
day anniversary sterday.
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WILLIAM M STUCK South
Wilson boulevard, upoe his 85
birthday anniversary, Monday,
Oct. 11.
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CHARLES F E R R I N MOR
GAN, son of Mrs E M Morgan
(Margaret Ferrin) of Clarks
burg, W'. \'a on Oct 0.
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Births at St. Joseph’s
MR. AND MRS WILLIAM A
ALEXANDER. Center Line.
26601 Schoenherr Road, a
daughter, Caro yn Diann, on
Oct. 7.
MR. AND MRS JOHN GAL
BRAITH, ISO Kendrick, a son,
James McClure, on Oct. 8
MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE
EDWARD DUKE. 107 Ahrens
street, a son, James Edward, on
Oct. 9.
MR AND MRS. HARVEY L
BOHN, 202 Robertson street, a
daughter. Donna Lee, on Oct. 9
MR. AND MRS. LAWTON J.
SMITH, Center Line, 4692 11-
Mile road, a daughter, Marilee
Rose, on Oct. 9.
PFC. AND MRS. WILLIAM
P. BROWNE, Detroit, a son. on
Oct. 9.
MR. AND MRS FRED E
SOPFE. St. Clair Shores, 23288
Detone, a son, Oct. 10.
SEAMAN 2ND CLASS AND
MRS. ROBERT E. GLIDDEN
(Jessie Prentice), St. Clair
Shores, 2263 ft Madison boule
vard, h daughter, on Oct. 10.
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE
FORD, 218 McKishine, a daugh
ter, Shirlev Ann, on Oct. 10.
MR. AND MRS. RALPH S
HAWKINS. Richmond, a daugh
ter, on Oct. 10.
SERGT. AND MRS THEO
DORE WALTER HESS. (June
McLartz), East Detroit, a son, on
Oct. 10.
MH. AND MRS ERNEST
KUVAAS, Detroit, a daughter.
Norma Jean, on Oct. 11,
f /
C^naaaecl
MR. AND MRS. A R De-
Smith, 24 Lafayette street, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary, to Pvt. Arnold
Hellner, son of Mr and Mrs. An
thonv Hellner, Bft Robertson
street. Both young people were
graduates of St Mary's High
-chool. Pvt Hellner is stationed
at Camp Haan, Riverside. Cali
fornia. and is in the anti-aircraft
division No date has been >et
for the \A edd mg.
kc Willi ihe "k
MRS. WALTER ZOELLING
received word from her son Pfc.
Ruy J. Zoelling that he arrived
safely in New York City from
Iceland, w here he has been sta
tioned for 18 months. He has
been confined there in the hos
pital since June with a broken
leg and i- now in the Halloran
hospital, Staten Island, N. Y.
MRS H V. SAEHLENOU,
wife of Lieut. Colonel H. V.
Saehlenou, is visiting at the
home of her parents. 168 Jones
street. Before arriving, the cou
ple spent ten days vacationing in
Gear Stone. Roaring Gap, N. C.
LIEUT AND MRS. ROY Mc-
KINSTRY have rented an apart
ment at Wya ndotte. Lieut. Me-
Kinstry is stationed at the Rom
ulus Air Field. Mrs. McKinstrv
vva> a visitor in the city yester
day .
GUY L. (GABBY) BROWN.
JR . .-on of Mr. and Mrs. Guy L.
Brown, v\as promoted recently
to Technical Sergeant. He is
chief radio operator and gunner
on a Flv mg Fortress based some
where in England.
TECH SERGT E L M E R
FROHM, -on of Mr and Mrs
George Frohm, i*- v isiting his
wife ttie former Maxine Ballan
tine. and young daughter Scrgt.
Frohm is stationed at New York
City.
ALEX J WAKEFIELD, son
of Mr- Marv Wakefield. Gallup
avenue, was recently appoint
ed Naval Aviation Cadet and
vh? transferred to the Air Nav
al Training Center. Pensacola.
Fla. for flight training. Upon
completion of his course at the
‘ Annapolis of the Air," Cadet
Wakefield will receive his
' Wings Ht)d will be commis
sioned Ensign in the Navy or
Second Lieutenant in the Ma
rines
TECH SERGT. JAMES H.
BROWN. Bradley Field, Conn.,
is expected at the home of Mrs.
Doak Gcren. 101 Clinton street,
for a few days’ v isit.
ARTHUR C. JOHNSON, son
of Mr and Mrs. Carl Johnson. ft 9
Fessenden street, has reported at
the U. S. Naval Training Sta
tion. Farragut, Idaho, for train
ing.
AVIATION CAD KT JAY
HOWARD MENGLE, son of Mr.
and Mrs H R Mengle. 168
Market street. ha« entered the
advanced Navigation school at
Selman Field, Monroe. La.
PFC J. T. SIGLER, son of Mr.
and Mrs John Sigler, 27fi No.
Gratiot, is home on furlough.
Pfc Sigler i« stationed at the
Army Air Corps, at Geneva,
Nebr.
RUSSELL EDWARD M IN
TER. son of Mrs. M. Minter. 13ft
South avenue, has begun bis re
cruit training at the U. S. Naval
Training Station, at Farragut,
Idaho.
AVIATION STUDENT PAUL
F BARTLEY, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O K. Bartley, 29 Ferrin
Place, was graduated from the
3141 h Detachment, (aircrew) at
Ellensburg, Wash , and has re
ported to Santa Ana Army Air
Base. Santa Ana, Calif , for fur
ther training.
PEC. ARTHUR J FRITZ, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fritz,
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Information Desired
Soldiers of 1812
THE DAUGHTERS of the
American Revolution have been
asked by the statp organization
to gather information about the
soldiers of the "War of 1812 ”
Any one who can give the birth,
marriage or death records of any
following names and the rank
and service of these soldiers
may communicate with the
chairman of the committee, Mrs,
F. A: McKay, 137 South Gratiot
avenue. Dial ftOlft. The following
i.« the list of soldiers w'ho died in
Macomb county, whose records
are not known.
Wm. Allen, Bruce; Arba Aus
tin; Samuel Baker, Davis ceme
tery; Wiley Bancroft, Bruce Ar
mada cemetery; Francis Blakes
ley, Washington Township ceme
tery; Chas. Bolio, New Balti
more cemetery on Socia farm;
John M. Booth, Ray; Philip
Briggs. Armadi ; Rufus Brow n.
Ray; Russell Comstock, ceme
tery north of Richmond, Wm.
Crawford, Warren; Seth Dean,
New Baltimore; Jeremiah Du
bey, New Baltimore Catlfcuic
cemetery;
Samuell Ewell, Romeo eeme-
17335 Katherine Blvd., graduat
ed from the Liberator bomber
mechanics school at Keesler
Field, Biloxi, Miss. He will con
tinue school for further train
ing.
WORD HAS BEEN RECEIV
ED by Arthur A Monroe, of
Richmond, that his son, Francis
A., is in the Southwest Pacific
Combat Zone, lt is the first
word the father has had from
his son since April.
MRS. AUGUST FRAZIER, of
North Broadway, has received
word that her brother, Corp.
Stanley Trombley, has arrived
safely in England.
JOHN RALPH CRAFT, son
of Mr. and Mrs. H S. Craft,
1021 Glen wood, has reported for
training at the U. S. Naval
Training Station at Farragut.
Idaho.
AVIATION CADET ARNOLD
BREILING, son of Mr. and Mrs.
August Broiling. 90 E’.dridge
street, and A C Felix Weescr-
Krell, son of Mrs J. Pesendor
fer. 116 Jones street, have both
reported at Maxwell Field, Ala,
for training.
RICHARD JOHN PETIT
PREN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Flavian Petitpren. 367 No. Gra
tiot avenue, has reported for
training at U. S. Naval Training
Station, Farragut, Idaho.
PFC. GEORGE A. BEDDOW,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bed
dow, 2750 Clinton River road,
ha? completed his course as air
merhanic. and is now stationed
at Chantite Field, Illinois.
LEROY Me VICAR. 40 Mullett
street, son of Neil McVicar, St.
Clair Shores, has left for train
ing in the U. S. Maritime Serv
ice His Ufcwlfiers, Sergt. Bern
ard and Corp. Kenneth McVicar
are both in the army overseas.
LIEUT <j. gD JAMES S
NUNNELEY, USNR, arrived
home on Sunday from Princeton
University on short leave. Lt.
Nunnelev will report to an East
ern Training Center for Ad
vanced deck training.
AVIATION CADET GEORGE
B PADBERG, JR son of Mrs
Dorothy Padberg, 4 7 Fessenden
street is getting his basic train
ing at Miami Beach, Fla.
RAY FARMERS CLUB will
meet at the Ray church on
Thursday evening, Oct. 14 A
potluck lunch will he served fol
lowing the program. Every
member is requested to bring
sandwiches, enough for their
own family and one extra dish.
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MRS LESLIE KRAATZ, 1316
Wellesley drive, who have been
confined to her home for the
past month hv illness, under
went an operation at the Gross?
Pointe hospital, yesterday.
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MONITOR-LEADER
tcry; Albert Finch. Finch ceme
tery; Luke Fisher, Bruce; Henry
Glaspie, Clifton cemetery near
Romeo; Elihu Grandge, Davis
cemetery; Hale. James. Lenox;
Hally Sands;, John Hogle( Ap
polus Holcomb, two sons of Rob
ert Little, Mount Clemens;
Frederick Marguart, Henry S.
Meyers (Myers), Joseph Mitchel,
Clinton; Henry S. Pitcher, John
Pitcher. Davis cemetery Joseph
Richardson, Lawrence Riley;
James Rosecrants, Shelby , John
Sheldon, Richm on rl Jacob
Shook, cemetery l mile from
.Mount Clemens; Isaac Stone,
Ray; Elijah Thayer, New Haven;
James Thompson, Ray , Stephen
Wiest, Romeo,
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Practical Idea
for Soldier-Gift
STAFF SERGT EDGAR TL
LEACH, son of Mrs. Doak Ger
en, 10l Clinton street, now sta
tioned in Sicily, wrote to his
mother the following about his
civilian shoe problem: "I had
my civilian shoes fixed in town
the other day. they were get
ting pretty well worn and I was
afraid l would ruin them before
I could find some place that had
leather, it is so scarce over here
and the shoes ar not replaceable
here either.” Upon reading this
item in her son’s letter, Mrs.
Geren immediately thought
about a pefect gift to send her
son, a pair of leather moccasins,
and thought perhaps some other
mother or wife might be inter
ested in this article.
a a a
FIDELIS CIRCLE OF ZION
church meets Wednesday at 7:30
o'clock with Gladys Bobcean,
252 Euclid avenue. Each member
is asked to bring a needle and
thimble.
a a a
THE LADY ARBEITERS are
sponsoring an all day games par
ly Tuesday, Oct. 26. Mrs. Carl
Woltman is general chairman as
sisted by other members. The
public is cordially invited.
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MR AND MRS. PAUL ULL
RICH. Fulton street. Armada,
entertained at dinner on Mon
day evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Upleger of Waco, Texas,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Noe. Mrs.
William Bade, Mount Clemens
and Mr and Mrs Albert Ullrich,
Armada.
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DAISY CLUB OF ST LOUIS
parish held it’s regular
meeting on Sunday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Y'er
non Kerwin. on Sugar bush road.
After the meeting, cards was
played with prizes going to Mrs.
Arlo Higgs, Vernon Kerwin and
Mrs. Martin Duggan The next
meeting will be held on Oct. 24.
a f the home of E. J. Downing at
St. Clair Shores.
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CAROLY N FOLEY, enter
tained a group of young people
Sunday evening at her home,
Elizabeth street, after the St.
Mary-Ferndale football game.
The event was in observance of
her 17th birthday anniversary
w hich falls on Friday, Oct. 15
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MR AND MRS G E PEL
TIER. 150 Eastman, wish to an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Antoinette to W Har
old Wisdom, Seaman Second
Class of the U. S Navy Con
struction Battalion at Port Hue
nemc California. >on of Mr and
Mr-- Frances Wisdom. 119 Court
street. No date ha? been set for
the wedding.
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Vows Spoken
MR. AND MRS. VICTOR
FINK, 101 Church street, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Gladys to Pfc. Marvin
Stark, son of Mr and Mrs. B.
Stark of New York City, and a
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. J. Alt -
. ... - 4
man of Cass avenue The wed
ding took place on Sept. 18, in
the Temple Bethel Raleigh. Ra
leigh. N Carolina. Pfc. Stark at
tended New York City college.
The bride is a graduate of Mount
Clemens High school and both
she and her husband attended
Michigan Slate Normal college
at Ypsilanti. The couple are re
siding in Raleigh, where Mrs.
Stark is enrolled as a Junior ai
Meredith College, while Pfc.
Stark i? studying advanced En
gineering m the Army Special
ized Training program at the
North Carolina State College.
CIRCLE TWO. DORCAS SO
CIETY will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at
2 00 o'clock at the Parish House.
Hostesses will he: Mrs. August
Hintz. Mrs William Getgen
and Mr? Albert Holtz
Civilian Defense
Leader to be Speaker
THIS IS NATIONAL BUSI
NESS WOMAN'S WEEK, Octo
ber 10-16.
There are 76 000 business and
professional women in the Unit
ed States who are members of
Business and Professional Wom
en's Club.
The Mount Clemens club will
hold its dinner celebrating the
event at the Medea Hotel to
night at 7 o'clock. Following the
dinner a program vv ill be given
in t.he Medea Lounge. Mrs. Rus
sell Stark, chairwoman of Ma
comh County Civilian Defense
A .xiliarv Volunteers will be the
speaker, her subject will be
"Business Women in a W’ar
World". Mrs. Belle Leonard is
president of the local club and
the chairwoman for the dinner
is Miss Betty Crosier, a member
of the fa cul t y of the Mount
Clemens High School. This din
ner is open to the public. Res
ervations are taken by Irene
Craw ford.
Mayor Donald R Westendorf
has issued the following sug
gested proclamation: To the citi
zens of Mount Clemens. "I here
in proclaim the week of October
U) 16 1943. National Business
Woman's Week, and urge out
citizens to cooperate with the
Business and Professional Wom
en's Club of Mount Clemens in
its local observance.
The theme of the Week is
"Living on the Home Front.”
and it should be the concern of
all our citizens. We know that
before our country can win the
war and the peace in the world,
we must win on the home front,
in our own country.
Golden Rule Circle
Holds Meeting
THE GOLDEN RULE CIR
CLE held its regular meeting on
Monday at the King's Daughters
Home. Mrs. Russell Glasgow
was the hostess, substituting for
Mrs. Anthony Eckhout. Mrs.
Alice Cook and Mrs. John
L. Arthur were elected dele
gates to attend the King's
Daughters convention at Howell.
It was voted that $5.00 be donat
ed to the Milk Fund at the
schools. Following the meeting,
cards were played with prizes
going to Mrs. F. Sattlor, Mrs.
John Arthur. Mrs. J. C. Sales
and Mrs. A. Rivard. The next
meeting w ill be held at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Sales. 43 Ma
ple avenue on Wednesday, Oct.
27.
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THE CARRIE LUNGERHAU
SEN Society of the Methodist
churc-i will meet for their reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Emily Albee, 90 Grove Park on
Thursday, Oct. 14, at 6:30 o'-
clock. Chairman will be Mrs.
Earl Taft, assisted by Mrs. Ralph
Randolph. Mrs.'Howard Haller
and Miss Meryl Huston. Program
for the evening will be in charge
of Mrs. Alfred Landon, devo
tions will be lead by Mrs. Clif
ford Jones. Husbands of mem
bers are invited.
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MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH -
The Business and Professional
Women's Club of Mount Clem
ens is composed of women who
are accustomed to bringing their
business training to bear on the
problems of their business and
their families. They are plan
ning to bring this same experi
ence to bear on some of the
problems with w'hich we are
struggling here at home.
May success attend their ef
forts!'’
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Sehroeders Honored
on 35th Anniversary
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM C.
SCHROEDER. 252 Cass avenue,
were pleasantly surprised on
Sunday afternoon, when Mr.
Sehroeder s sister. Alvena. and
brothers, Fred and John, invited
them to the old Schroeder home
stead at Fair Haven for dinner,
to celebrate their 35th wedding
anniversary. Other guests were;
Mr. and Mrs. August Kaatz. Ma
rine City, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Houghton, Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Schroeder and daugh
ters. Phyllis and Alice Mae. The
table was boautifu 1!> decorated
with varigated fall flowers in
low bowls at each end. and a
large cake, decorated with the
wedding dates 1908-11)43. in the
center The evening was spent
in playing games.
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THE ALL DAY OUTING for
members and the husbands of
the Margaret Bottome Circle of
the King's Daughters, which was
to have been held af the home of
Mr. and Airs. Hugh Howe, at
South Woodslee, Ont., has been
changed to take place at the
summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore DcGroot at 4222
Grandview, on Sunday Oct. 17.
• • •
THOMAS TARRINGTON, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tar
rington, 666 Harrington street,
was christened at St Philips
church in Columbus. Mrs. Floyd
Havel and Edw'ard Podsiadlo
were the sponsors.
• • •
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
of King s Daughters will hold a
rummage sale Wednesday, Oct.
13, in the Matthews Building on
Broadway at 9 o'clock. Members
are asked to please bring their
rummage to Mrs. Carlton Tuck
er or Mrs. Edward Detrick, to
day.
[FiAiM i
CORN MUFFIN MIX j
IFIAKO
PIE CRUST
Both »re home made
quality products.
Buy U S Wor Bonds & Stomps
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