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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

1lOhNilN tdAAf assistant AtdiiSs
Following the ?. L. CIV. w.
c. F. basketball game guests and
their hostesses will he entertained
by a program, to he given in the
college reception room. The pro-
gram will open with a piccolo duet
by Miss Frances johnson and Miss
Bernice Ecklund. Miss Kiatcha
DAZZLE, of Sehismariff. Alaska. will
sing songs to the accompaniment
of her guitar.
Miss Edna Pulver will present
reading. A short skit will be pre-
scented by Misses Marybess Dad
dow Rhoda Lee. Nslborg Husebo
and Eunice Billdt. Master Of cere-
MONIES Is Miss Betty Winter. Fol-
lowing the program girls will take
part in song fest with the Misses
Sylvia johnson and Annabelle Jen-
sen as song leaders, and Miss lice
Roe, accompanist. Saturday morn
ing the girls will be guests Of their
hosresses at late breakfast
Guests VIII be Misses Patricia
Brottem Virginia Davis. Dolores
Grub. Alice Ford. Lorna Rogers,
DeRse Hamilton, Kathryn Wanen.
Esther Watney. Ruth Simonson.
Evelyn StalW1ck, Virginia Hen
Erickson. Barbara Xaver, Ruth
Csrnahan. Evalyn Knibbe. Jose
phine Fletcher. Lenors Hunting
ton. Vivian Pearson. Laura Midi
safer. Marie Lerylck, Jean Todd
and Betty Scholle.
Misses Clara Yuckert. Maxine
Thomas. lrma North. Betty Will
Jams. Gerda Mang. Adeline John
son. Nancy Glenn. Lillian Blom-
lie, Helen Blomlie. Marjorie Went
worth Betty Stockton. Ruth Marie
+ Rodenberger. Priscilla Preus. Alice
f Stockton, Violet Eagle. Lynette
Loeschen. Elene Hagen. Dorothy
Larson. Carriv Person. Valerie Oh
son. Nina Anderson, CHAR Knapp
Alice Pflaum. Marcells Frederick
Myrtle Crib and Marjorie Glenn
General chairmen IS Miss Floy
Pearson Of Puyallup and assist
ing her on the many committees
are: decorations, Misses JunJ
Jernes, chairman. Mary Dsddow
Edith Christensen, Dorothy John.
son; invitations. Misses Gloria
Keeper, chairman. Dorains Ia
Beau. Donna Bssse: refreshments
Misses Edith Gustafson. chairman
Marie Hughes. Nerns jean He'd
, DERBY: entertainment. Miss Mar
garet Jensen snC Miss Bett,
, Winter; others assisting arr
Misses ursula Mcdonald. Maxine
i. Rosenau. Dorothy Mills. Mar,
Ellen Nicklsson and Virgins
Nicholson.
Other hostesses are Misses Mar
Merz, Nadine Friedline. Emm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

The official party will be guests
OF 1t. Gilbert A. Waite. president
Of the department Of Washington.
and 1t Marvin NJ. Scott. president
OF the Tacoma chapter. Cocktails
for the official party viii be served
at $40 in the Officers club. fol-
lowed by dancing from q Buffet
supper viii he served at midnight.
Special invitations have been
extended in Tacoma To Mayor and
Mrs. Harry T. Cain; at Fort Lewis
to Mai. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce.
Maj. Gen. Charles F. Thompson.
Brig. Gen. Clarence S. Ridley,
Brig. Gen. Horace II. Fuller and
the commanding officers Of the
various sections and units at Fort
Lewis.
In Camp Murray specially in
vited guests include MAJ Gen.
George A. White. Brig. Gen. Maui
rice Thompson. Brig Gen. Carlos
A. Pennington. Brig. Gen. Thomas
F.. Riles and the commanding Of
fioers of the various units there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

Price. Jeh Barhee. James Scott.
Burton Blship and William John
son
Special guests Will be Miss
Gwendalvn Wiser. William Hedden.
Irene Corbett. Eleanor Baker.
Marion Carse Mrs Mildred
Cowles and Miss Muriel MacDon-
aid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Delta Rho Gamma Members
Are Feted at Slumber Party
Day Students Society at Pacific Lutheran College
VIII Be Guest OF the Dormtory Girls on Friday

Delta Rho Gamma, day girls society at Pacific Lutheran
college will be guests slumber party to be given Friday
evening by the Delta Phi Kappa dormtoy girls society
Welcoming the girls will be the Mrs Lora Kreider
of women, and the Misses Grace Bomquist and Rhoda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Mrs. Reynolds
Will Be Hostess
Tacoma Garden Club
Meets tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. f. X. Reynolds. 4
Rosemont way, will open her
home Tuesday afternoon to
Tacoma Garden club mem
bers. Highlight of the after
noon will be a program which
Miss Nave Olds is planning
entitled Information Please
Mrs. Ralph Dickman will be
tea chairman for the afternoon
and will be assisted by Mrs. c. W.
Morphey and Miss Helen Long.
During the program Mrs. Will
liam c. Deering. who is chairman
of the Tacoma Garden club lend
ing library for members. will dis
cuss the material available in the
library which is at present located
in her home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
New Officers for
Day Nursery Club
Mrs. Barry Suee VIII Be
President for lq4I

Mrs. Llewellyn Wing was
hostess at her home on Rose
mont way to members of the
Tacoma Day Nursery club on
Thursday afternoon. A fter
luncheon Mrs. Donald Craw-
ford, the retiring president,
introduced the officers for
1941. Mrs. Barry Sugg will
be the new president.
The FIRST vice president, who will
be program chairman for the year,
is Mrs. Calvin Stewart. Mrs. Herb
ert Satterlee. elected second vice
president. will he hospitality
chairman. Mrs. Fred Madsen. third
vice president. will he the hostess
chairman. and Mrs. w, c. Me
meyer. fourth vice president, will
have charge Of ways and means.
Mrs. Harold r. Dahl is the new
treasurer. Mrs. l.. c. kusch, sec
rotary; Mrs. Frank Kline. tele-
phone chairman. and publicity will
be handled by Mrs. Charles
Schleusner and Mrs. Dahl.
A bouquet of nsrcissus and bril-
liant red tulips arranged in a
dainty porcelain bowl with grass
green tapers burning in matching
holders appointed the luncheon Ia
HE at which Mrs. Leila W Vertz
and Mrs. Walter F.. Dickson
poured.
Following the meeting l3 tables
of bridge were in play. Mrs. II. F
Love won the favor.
Assisting Mrs, Wing with the
1880 luncheon were Mesdame:
Walter +. Dickson. Henry Scran
stead and Leila w. Nertz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Junior Women
Hold Program
Junia Todd HalIen TO Be
Heard tuesday Evening

When the Tacoma Junior
Woman's club meets Tuesday
evening for the first meeting
of the new year, Junia Todd
Hallen will be the guest
speaker. The business meet
ing at 8 o'clock preceding
her talk in the Junior Ball
room of Hotel Winthrop will
be conducted by Mrs. A. T.
Dockeray, president.
Mrs. Charles ]. Weller. chairman
NJ Epsilon Sigma omicron, has
arranged the program for the eve.
ming. II will be opened to the
public at $50.
Mrs. Hallen needs no introduce
ton to Tacoma audiences for her
witty lectures and reviews. Re
Gently she was speaker in Port
land on several occasions includ.
ing the annual banquet and in
stsllation Of the Portland Sorop.
tomists At the Benson hotel. While
there she WIS made a member nj
the Mystic Order NJ the Rose. ar
honorary organization bestowinr
membership on well known visitors
to the city. II is sponsored by the
Womans Advertising club.
She will review several of tn.
books studied by Epsilon Signs
Omicron and Random Harvest
by James Hilton, silent Drum
by Neil Swanson, Economics oi
Force" by Frank Munk. Curious
err and Curiollser' by Dorothy Ric,
/ Simms.
Wom~ns Guild 1T Grace Evan
Kesicai Lutheran church will hol,
q special meeting At the church OF
Saturday afternoon At o'clock
Miss Louisa Miller. a missionsr,
from India, comes under the aus
pices Of the Foreign Mission Fiel
Of the Pacific Synod, Everyon
interested 10 urged To attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Roger Mastrude
Will Be Speaker

Friday evening at 8, the Il Plus
Study club Will meet at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Boze, 421<
No. 10th 81.
Mrs. Harold l.. Rehhock will
preside over the business session.
and Mrs. Maynard c. Falconer
will give the current event topic
for the evening. The speaker will
be Mr.. Roger Mastrude. who will
tell Of his recent experiences as
an exchange student in Hungary.
Following the close of the meeting
refreshments will be served.
Theta Epsilon alumnae will cele-
hrate their founders day by a
luncheon at Dalhem on Saturday
afternoon. For reservations. please
call Miss Martha Friis at Proc
tor 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11

For the decorations and pro
grams for the dance Bridge-to-
Dresmlsnda theme vii be carried
out. There viii he bridge with
crepe paper streamers at the en-
trance Of the hail. a number Of pic
lures on the wall carrying out the
dreamland theme and IN the middle
of the hall there viii be large
angel with stars streaming from II.
On the orchestra stand Will be
stars indicating the number Of the
dances The programs will carry
out the theme with clouds, stars
and a bridge on the cover and the
Greek initials of each sorority IN
gold lettering on the white leather.
Each dance Is named according to
a dream song.
Miss Mary Ann Jelusich Is gem
eral chairman and on her COM
mittee are Miss Audrey AlbertSon,
Miss Katherine Furlong, Miss Nir-
ginis Judd. Miss Mary Katherine
Lincoln and Miss Betty Brock.
Patrons and patronesses for the
evening will be Mrs. Lyle Ford
Drushel. Mrs. Edna ". Cheney,
Miss Linda Van Norden and guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond S. Seward.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren f Tomlinson
and DR.. and Mrs. Ramons L.
Powell.
An incomplete guest list for the
dance includes the Messrs Ronald
Rsu. James Griffith. Russell Soper.
James Paulson, Myles Barrett,
Donald Mauphy, Bud Donaldson,
Tholo Johnson. Glenn Gullett, Will
lam Guyles. Donald Rasmussen,
Richard Elsbree. Douglass Hicks,
John Hoppe, Lieutenant Royce,
Richard Mcknight, Robert Hamil-
ton, Donald Brown, Sherman Jonas.
Jack Holheim, Steve Truselo. Asa
Maylott, Stanley Champ. Emil Pc
dee, Robert Gemperli. Lyal jamie
son. Philip Walsby, David Palmer,
Arthur Sheets, James Walters.
Thomas Hill, Dean Christian
julius Beck, John Zeugner, Rich
ard Williver, Stanley Burkey, Earl
Mamlock. Keith Defolo, Robert
Hardy. James Nosteven.
Frank Marvin, Warren VIII,
Charles Pittman. William Tregon-
ing. Andy shride, Edward Gran
lund. Lee Foreman, Jack Fraters.
Jack Hungerford. Richard Lord,
Edward Trombley. Jack GRAPHICAL,
Lynn Axelson, James Van Camp,
Philip Raymond. David Davies, Ted
Warner, Edward Markusen. Nor
man Walker, 81 id n ey Smith,
Thomas Barker. James Frank.
Frank Bainord. Alfred Van Slyke,
Donald Pearson. Frank Walters.
Richard Pease. Gordon Russ.
Valley Starkey. Maynard Carlson,
Martin North. Richard Prasch, Ed
ward BusCko. William Tucker.
Charles Swanson. Lyle Froman,
Roland Koehler. Richard Bronson.
Dale McCord. Robert Hedberg,
Henry Graham, Walter Berg. Wei
don Rau, Larry Henderson, Rich
ard kampbell Donald Burnett,
Glenn Ousley, William Kizer, How
ard Annis. Helmet Jueling, Joe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
St. Ceeilis Club
Try-Outs 70 Be MONDAY

fryouts for the chorus Of st.
Cecilia club will no held Monday
evening from : to s o'clock in the
studio Of Mr.. Karl A Weiss at
No. LIST and Tacoma ave.
Regular rehearsals for the cho-
rus will start on Monday evening,
Jan. 20, at 7:30 in Unity temple,
Division at | ST,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Washington R. 0. A. US. TO Sponsor
Large Supper Dance Next Week end
Lieut. Gilbert Waite, President OF Reserve Chapter,
Is Chairman OF First Military Social Affair in le4l

In the midst Of intense preparations for national defense
social affairs provide charming the army
and accordingly the officers extended actve,duy
at Fort Lewis Camp Murray and McChOrd Field he
entertained at dance be given in their honor Fort
Lewis Officers club Saturday evening January Is.
The affair is being sponsored by the department OF
Washington r o. A l. S and its Tacoma chapter and
open 70 all reserve officers and their quests
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-11
Guests to Dance at Fort Lewis Club January g
Annual nter-Sorority Dance
Will Be Saturday Evening
Scores OF Students and Guests VIII Attend Affair
Sponsored by Greek Letter Organizations OF {. ?.

gaia affair anticipated by al the students Of the Col
ege Of Puget Sound will be the ntersoroy dance Satur-
day evening The dance will attract of the students
and their guests.
The semi-formal dance annual affair sponsored by
Alpha Beta Epsilon. Delta Alpha Gamma. Kappa Sigma
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

Receipts from donations were
$l,033.05 during the. year. clar-
ence Church. contractor, stated
that the building will be ready
for occupancy by April 4 1t q
cost of about $4,000:
Aside from donation Of the
lot, the Utica Community Club
has contributed 5000 for FUR
nishings. also purchasing the
stove.
Mr.. Odgers also reported q
balance Of $69.48 In . separate
fund for library maintenance.
The resignation Of Miss Z.
Josephine Rice as librarian was
accepted with regrets by the rs
ISOLATION. Miss Rice has very
capably acted as librarian since
its organization March "a, 1883.
and submitted her final report
in that capacity. briefly review
ing the history Of the library for
the past eight years. Mr.. Odgers,
presiding officer, rendered to
Miss Rice on behalf of the ASSOC
citation, thanks for what she had
done.
Two directors and q librarian
will be chosen by the Official
board at special meeting, to be
held early next week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

avenue, near New Hudson
Mich.
o.
The Woman's Society OF
Christin Service of the Method
list church will meet on Wednes-
day afternoon, March 26, at the
home Of Mrs. Arthur Chapoton.
Mrs. Alger .Weier and Miss
Roxanna Lounsberry will en-
terrain the members of the Oui
club at the home Of Mrs. Weier
on Union court on Friday eve
ming, March 81,
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Efforts are being made to Sc
cure q large attendance at the
first meeting of the surgical
dressing class Of the Utica Red
Cross unit This meeting. will be
held on, Thursday. March q.
from to 4 p. m. at Trinity Lu.
theran parish hall. Mrs. Earl
Sipperley. chairman, requests
each lady attending to bring
shears and ruler and wear any
washable dress.
o.
DR.. nd Mrs. Howard Mess
more and daughter. Maiory
Sue, of Grand Rapids, were
Sunday guests of the doctors
mother, Mrs. Howard o. Mess
more. District Manager Perkins,
Of the Tobin Packing company,
of Syracuse, N. Y, and Detroit,
was also a dinner guest at the
Messmore home.
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Mrs. Cecil Craig and Mrs.
John Leritz entertained 1t q
shower honoring Mrs. Russell
Gamble, recently. Four tables of
bunco were at play, with Ms.
Ernest Rehse winning the grand
prize.
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Leroy Tyack and Carl Kick
busch of the local Edison office,
attended q meeting OF the
Thumb District Edison club, in
Marysville Wednesday night.
Willard Chapoton, Of Bowling
Green university. b o W ling
Green. Ohio, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Chapoton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
St. Patrieks Pre- gram
Enjoyed by Utica Rotary

UTICA -. Members Of, the
Utica Rotary Club enjoyed ! st.
Patrick's chicken dinner at their
meeting Tuesday night q Trinity
Parish Hall. Green ltApers light
ed the tables. decorated with
favors and salads In green.
Much praise was heard for the
committee Of ladies who served.
Mrs. Alvin Maeder chairman.
Nominations were placed for
officers for the ensuing year Is
follows:
For president - Howard G.
Crissman.
For vice-president - Clarence
II. Church, William Kiekbusch,
DR.. Lloyd r. Hirth.
For secretary-LeRoy Tyack.
For treasurer-William Kick
busch.
Directors 1.-TWO to be elected)
M. Foster. Henry
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
Around the Town

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ger
ZACH will move this weekend
from rooms at Mrs. Lila Brown.
residence on Clinton street, tc
the Bennett home on Speedway
drive north Of town. Mr., Ger!ach
has charge of the Kroger meat
department.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Crandell,
of Standish, Mich, are guests in
the home of Mrs. Crandell's SIS
ter, Mrs. Howard G. Crissman.
and Mr.. Crissman.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Ford,
daughters Virginia, Kathleen,
Joan, and Bethel, of Munith.
Mich, were Sunday guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Hirth. -
O.
Mrs. Arthur Kraft pauline
BURY and infant daughter re-
turned home the first of the
week from q Detroit hospital.
Betty Jean was born in Detroit
March IA. -:
o
Mrs. Genevieve Wallace and
MIR. and Mrs. Orville Avis left
Monday for a two weeks visit
with relatives in Newport, Ark
o
Members Of the Utica Tues.
day club spent Tuesday visiting
several points of interest in De.
troit. Leaving Utica at II a. m,
they had luncheon at the Stock.
holm restaurant, 1914 jefferson
avenue. At 2 p. m. a visit was
made to the Pewabic Pottery,
where guides showed them the
beautiful products. The last
place of interest was AlgSr
House. where many rare treas
ures of art we're on display.
More than 80 ladies composed
the group.
Miss Roxanna Lounsberry en-
tcrtained her bridge club at her
home, 1924 Cas- street, Wednes-
day evening.
o.
George Remer has been quite
i'll, being confined to his bed
at his home. 8343 Ruby street.
the past week.
Mrs. Robert Malow Is recov.
ering from painful injuries re-
ceived in an auto accident 10
days ago. The car, driven by Mr..
Malow, was turned over in the
ditch on Hall road when a pass
ing motorist locked tenders In
in after passing the Ma
ow car. Miss Freda Malow, OF
has been home assisting
n caring for her parents.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cummings,
laughter, Dorothy. and son,
Douglas, are attending the mar
iage of Mrs. Cummings cousin.
Mss Mary Jane Ferguson, and
robert Newkirk, on Thursday
'vening at the home Of the
rides parents on Grand River
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
of Two Cities Mark
H. re y Modern System
M Nal Ceremony Insusuratss
-Te-Dsts Telephone Exchanse

q button In the Utica city hall
and switched he dial system,
recently installed by the Michi.
gan Bell Telephol.e company,
into service, and immediately
dialed the number Of Mount
Clemens mayor, Donald r. IVES
tendorf.
The two officials exchanged
brief greetings.
When Mayor Havel pressed
the button Is city and Michigan
Bell Telephone company Off
cials looked on. $50 Utica SUBJ
scribers were automatically Of
fered the latest In phone equip
ment and for over an hour the
system was used by hundreds Of
citizens who were anxious 70 be
among the first day" users.
Following the ceremony in
Utica. officials were taken on q
tour of inspection Of. the tele-
phone building and examined
the new unit. Robert !. Window,
district manager of the Michi-
gan Bell Telephone company,
and Charles Titus, manager Of
the local plant, along with other
officials, took part in the cere-
mony.
The Bell company recently
purchased property on Clinton
street here and erected a build
ing IN which to house the new
unit. The system has a capacity
Of 600 phones.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
Washington
Man Buys
Newspaper

Mr.. Anderson, printer and edi-
tor Of the Washington News, has
purchased the North Oakland
Broadcaster, an Oxford news:
paper, and will now edit both
papers.
Mrs. Grover Powell Is conva-
lescing at her home after q
weeks confinement In bed with
intestinal flu.
Mrs. Myrta LaChance will be
the guest Of Mrs. C. w. Brandt,
in Royal Oak. at . one o'clock
luncheon, Friday.
Mrs. Harry Thurman, Schoen-
herr road, entertained at a So
ciaf gathering and dinner, last
week, Thursday. for her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Warnes. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Ida Sutton, of Mount
Clemens: Lena Davis, of Royal
Oak; and the Misses Susie and
Sadie Broughton.
Mrs. Mary Lagodua was hon.
ored last week, Thursday. at an
open house party. celebrating
her 95 birthday anniversary, at
her home on the Jewell road.
Baptist people will hold a
prayer meeting, Thursday eve
ming at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. J. O. Hazard.
Mrs. Cora Thurston spent the
weekend with her SON lin law
and. daughter, Mr., and Mrs.
Homer Andrus, of Detroit.
Mrs. Minnie Hartley enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nc
cutcheon and family at a dinner
'arty last Sunday.
Jean Thurston. student at Pom
lac Business Institute, has been
II for several days.
.
Floyd and Ivan Ware were
uests of relatives in Detroit,
sunday. a
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
Utica Library Association
Elects Officers at Meeting

UTICA-The annual meeting
Of the Utica Library Association
was held At the Council rooms
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The melting was called to order
by the president, Z. r. Andrus
who called Sidney Odgers to the
chair. The following officers
were elected: ~
President--E. J. Andrus.
First ce-President-Mrs. T..
r. Hirth.
Second Vice President How
ard g. Crissmari.
Recording Secretary 80 Mrs.
Leroy Tyack.
Corresponding Secretary -
Mrs. c. NJ. Foster.
Treasurer-Sldney Odgers.
Mr.. Odgers read very grati-
flying report regarding the finan-
cial status of the library. With
the new building nearly COM
pleted a total Of approximately
$500 in indebtedness remains.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

9cheper. Henry Gage. Z. A.
Schwsrzke6, George Eppler.
The election Of officers will be
bald on the second Tuesday in
April. April 3. =
George Eppler. who returned
last Thursday from trip to
Texas. entertained the company
with some Of the high-lights OF
the journey.
Billy Hirth, son OF DR.. and
Mrs. L. r. Hirth, entertained Is
OF his friends st . st. Patrick's
party 1t his home on Cass street
Friday evening. The theme OF
the day was carried out in both
refreshments and games.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
- Dial Telephone System IS If,staIIed n Ufica
Bob .FeIker Wins
Fight al Detroit:

UTICA - Robert Felker Of
Utica proved his abihtyf - .
boxer Monday night 1t ! 3s-bout
Catholic Youth Organization
boxing tourney card ct Nativity
gymnasium In Detroit Monday
night. Bob" represented ST.
Lawrence's Of Utica, and set q
tournament record when he
fiattened Benny Nikolich (our
Lady Of Help) In so seconds.
Seven kayoes In all featured the
card.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
PTA Meets
"Wednesday Evening

UTICA-The annual meeting
Of the Utica Parent-Teach AS
ISOLATION will be held at the high
school on Wednesday evening,
March 26. Ernest p. Davis. of
Mt. Clemens, will prese n I
movies and give talk on Safe
ty," . hne program free Of
charge.
It Is hoped by those sponsor.
ing the program to have all
members and many guests pres
emf.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21
Tuesday Musicale
Program Enjoyed

UTlCA-Mrs. Leonard Nor.
rison and Mrs. Thos. Moore at
tended q meeting of the Tuesday
Musicale held at the Avon town.
ship community rooms. The
Junior Musicale presented a dra-
matte musical skit entitled
Grandma's Musical Album"
Miss Doris Moore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Moore, was
cast In the part of "Gr ,ndma"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

School resumed sessions again
Monday after vacation Friday,
the faculty Of both public and
parochial schools attending a
teachers institute at Mount
Clemens.
O.
At 2 o'clock Thursday after
noon, March 20, the Utica tele-
phone service was changed to
dial operation. A new building
was recently erected on Clinton
street and telephone crews have
been working all winter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-21

Rev. and Mrs. Frank Stafford,
OF the Congregational church,
have rented the Stark house on
Ruby street, recently purchased
by Howard G. Crissman, and
will move therein the coming
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.
Havel will return to Utica from
Mount Clemens. to occupy their
home, vacated by the Staffords.
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Mrs. Guy Cummings, Mrs.
arab Hixson, Mrs. James Mildly,
Mrs. Edgar Kidd, Mrs. Omar
Helferich, and Mrs. w. Paul
Nicholas attended the annual
conference of the Woman's So
cisty of Christian Service held
at Royal Oak on Tuesday.
Henry Chapoton. of Bowling
Green university, Bowling
Green, Ohio. spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chapoton. Henry has been ab-
sent from classes for several
days owing to illness.
o.
= Miss Norma Wagner enter
tanned her bridge club at her
home of Cass street Monday eve
ming. Two tables were at play
by members, including Miss
Pauline Stevenson, of Mount
Clemens; Mrs. Virgil Weier, of
Ferndale; Frances Walker, of
Mount Clemens; Mrs. Sam
Beauchamp. Miss Harriet Camp
bell, Miss Roxanna Lounsberry,
Mrs. l.. r. Hirth.