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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
CLUB BRIEFS

"WoMENs PART IN MA
w TTONAL DEFENSE" will
be discussed by Sally Wood
ward of Minneapolis, formerly
of Detroit. in meeting of the
MOTHERS CLUB OF THE
MONTEITH SCHOOL Monday
at 100 o'clock in the school.
Detroit chapter of the KINGS
DAUGHTERS AND SONS will
hold its annual meeting Thurs
day at 2 p. m. in Westminster
Church, Hamilton avenue and
Glynn court.
DENNY MOTHERS CLUB
will meet Thursday in the
library of the Edwin DENLY
School and, following the pro-
gram, tea will be served.
SAMARITAN CLUB will meet
Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the Fed
GRAFTON Clubhouse and on Janu-
airy II in the home of Mrs.
Mollie Stillwell in Longfellow
avenue to sew for the Red
Cross.
CLIO CLUB will be enter
tanned Friday at luncheon at l
o'clock in the home of Mrs. G.
r. Wylie, kenSington road.
Crosse Pointe, to celebrate its
anniversary.
Following a luncheon Tues
day at 1890 p. m. in the Fed
Grafton Clubhouse. COMMU-
NIFTY CLUB will hear a trav-
elogue on Mexico by Mrs. II. r.
Matchner, illustrated with NOV
ing pictures.
DETROIT SOROSIS CLUB.
members will meet Tuesday at
] o'clock in the Stockholm, East
jefferson avenue, for luncheon,
and later will-hear an address
by the Rev. Frederick II. Olert.
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of
the Detroit District Dental So
ciety will hold a dinner meeting
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock
m the Women's City Club,
when Dean w. w. Whitehouse
of the College of Liberal Arts
of Wayne University will speak
on Must We Mortgage Our
Democracy Reservations for
the dinner are being taken by
Mesdames c. w. Harling. Austin
Mech. j. J. Weldon, c. J. Tote
and f. J. Boell.
PARMENAS CLUB will meet
Monday in the home of Mrs. c.
J. Netting in Pennsylvania ave-
nue. TO hear Mrs. Charles l.. Dow
read paper on Ecuador
THURSDAY STUDY CLUB will
he entertained at LUNCHEON at l
o'clock by Mrs. J. NJ Gallagher
in her home in Greenlawn ave-
nue.. after which Mrs. Theodore
McCutcheon will read a paper.
NORTHWESTERN GARDEN
CLUB will hold a guest day
dessert LUNCHEON Wednesday at l
o'clock in the home of Mrs.
Clare Havershaw. Grandhurst
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Orchard Lake Dance

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Joslyn en-
tertained several friends before
the dinner given by Mr. and
Mrs. RawSon Harmon and the
group went on to the New
Years Eve dance at Orchard
Lake Country Club. This is the
first party of its kind ever held
at the club which was opened
Tuesday evening for the occa-
sion with Bruce G. Booth in
charge.
Both Oakland Hills Country
Club and the Bloomfield Hills
Club held their usual parties.
At Oakland Hills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Dostal were
hosts at dinner to a group of
friends, and others entertaining
there were Mr.. and Mrs. r. o.
Mead, the Dwight p. Aliens, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rollins Jr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Haines P.
Walmsley.
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz X. Kleene
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter. Judy Ann, on December "a.
Mrs. Kleene is the former Betty
Blanchard.
Monday afternoon was a popu-
lar day for teas. that being the
day of Virginia Lee Fellows
open house at the home of her
parents in Rivenoak avenue and
of the tea Jean Atkinson gave
at her home in Shirley drive.
Mrs. Robert Seyfarth of De-
troit was also hostess at q tea
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Arron9es
Symphony
Benefit
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,
Jan. 4.

hLANNlI ILL HILLS
Jan. 4.
aOUARTERMO MORE" the
VI Bloomfield home Of Cor
don Mendelssohn. is the scene
this evening Of a dinner party
and musical evening for Mrs.
H NJ. Woollen of Indianapolis.
Mr.. MendelSsohn arrived home
from the East Thursday morn
ing for a busy week. On
Wednesday evening. he will open
his home for a benefit party for
the Detroit Symphony Society
and already over the 200-ticket
limit has been sold
Among the evenings entertain
ments Mrs. Benjamin S. War
rem will show her lovely Kash-
mir pictures and the supper to
follow will be Mr.. Mendelssohn's
Gift. for which you may be sure
the dining hall will be uniquely
and beautifully corate d.
Among the guests expected Jams
uary s will be Mr.. and Mrs.
David NJ Moreing Of Detroit
Mrs. Moreing is making ar
rangements with Mr.. Mendels-
sohn for the affair.". Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter o. Briggs, Mr.. and
Mis-. Bernhard Stroh Jr.. Col.
and Mrs. Sidney Walden. Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Kales,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Butzel. DR..
and Mrs. Fred T. Murphy.
Mrs. Henry B. Joy. Mrs. Cor
nelius K. Chaplin. Mr., and Mrs.
william G. Lerchen, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Newcornb III, and
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Announces Trofh

On New Years Day. Miss
-Glee Galloway of Detroit an
nounced her engagement to Ly-
man Craig Jr., who is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Craig
Of Orchard Ridge road. He is
also 6rarbrUok afur1nus and
graduated from Leh1gh CniVer-
sity at Bethlehem, Pa.
Sally Davis. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Manly Davis of Oak
Knobs, has taken an apartment
al the Fox and Hounds Inn dur
ing her parents absence in
Florida
Jere Dawson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. a. Dawson Of
Lone Pine court left Thursday
for Nashville. Tenn. where she
will be a student al Ward Bel
mont School this next semester.
Ruth Hargreaves was hostess
at tea Friday afternoon in the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert c. Hargreaves in
Cranbrook road. honoring her
house guest, Jean FitzRandolph
Of Brookline. Mass.
Mrs, H. Gray Muzzy and her
daughter. Joan. were hostesses
at prettily-appointed luncheon
Tuesday. honoring Joan's cousin.
Janet Forbush, who will be a
February bride. The luncheon
was given al the MuzZy home
IN Lowell court. Guests in
Guided:
lfEEDANEs
Eofth " Forbush J Howard NsHzv
, Norris kn4Ey Rober1 n MUIR
Edpsrf feat A BsItsfrs
Wesley Var enc u Diam J. Mar /,
psfnna Fatf Peggy Strong
Edfh HauVHr Rsf-v Bro
lTiteilf ArFf ran Virgins HIS
ksf Nisar Margaret RsrI o.
eafy DAVIS
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RS. EDSEL FORDS solicitude for her servants Ii
N the talk of the servants halls of Mayfair Before
NH every large party given by the Fords it is the
of the mistress of the house to that all
the servants the personal guards the detectives
the policemen rsthe served the
Before the dance given celebrate Bensons coming
of age, it is said 40 retaners were fed. -
Mayfair young people still talking about the music
played by imported orchestra at the recent dance given by
Mrs shedens residence in Ioquos for debutante
Mary Bull.
Roy CANDLES many friends delight to receive his Christ
cards. only they artistic but because of
the personal messages he takes the time write on them
Valerie Sennes' wedding cake was unusual and
lovely, being all lighted up 1t surmounted by fig
urine of bride standing beneath wedding bell with the
light shining on the bride.
Mrs Walter Reese oHair has lovely Victorian drawing
with walnut whanos in the marble topped
tables sofas with carved frames that upholstered
in haircloth and even wax flowers in a glass case
Brideeect Elizabeth Ridden wears bracelet that
friends admire gold shoes-an trophies
won at college by her hance, Lieut. Otto Pongrace.
C. Henry Bull created quite a sensation front of
the BookCadllac the other day wearing handsome mink
Orienal-ooking black trimmed with
gold applique beautiful black white spotted Great
Dane leash Presently creamcolored limousine with
veed chauffeur drove and Mrs Bull and her pedred pet
got in and drove off.
Hanna Hornbrooh is of the most intellectual
ana cuftUred young PIrS In MayfaT She IS active In
the Detroit Artists Market and misses exhibit
ton the Detroit Institute of Arts She goes all
the symphony concerts although she often thinks the
programs too popular" and a member of Pro Musica
What's more she is up on all the current books.
Mrs. C. W. Palmer lost sapphire engagement
ring recent Thursday night symphony cried all
night But going back the next morning. she found it,
This that friends of the Gilbert Greenway
Whites huryng out to Hawthorne their
collation.. Virginia ham sliced paper thn beaten biscuits
and marvellous eggnog made from family
hundreds Of years old.
The debutantes Of 1940 remembering their exciting
needn't feel at all foorn because ii is all
There will still be one big and truly splendid party to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

WOMANS AQUATIC CLUB
will hold its Winter open meet
ing Wednesday evening, at S
o'clock, in the Fort Shelby Ho-
tel. Mrs. AL Gersch will preside
and Mrs. John l.. Adams will
have charge of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
Miss Weeks
7 ellis Troth
1nBirminshom
BIRMINGHAM. Jan. 4.


AT A pretty luncheon Satur-
IA day at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rodney Weeks of Glengary
road, Nancy Louise Weeks an
nounced her engagement to Ed
ward Gay HELLER of Rockland.
Me-, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Heller, also of Rock
land.
Miss Weeks is a graduate of
Fassifern School in Henderson
vile, N. c.. and attended Wei
lesley College. Mr.. HELLER is
a graduate Of Philips Exeter
Academy and the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
A small hat Of pastel colors
centering the table had tiny
cards printed with Nancy and
Ed" and were pulled out from
underneath by ribbons with
rosebuds at the ends by the IS
luncheon guests.
Parties tor New Year
Birmingham cliques chose
various ways of spending New
Years Eve and besides groups
going to the country clubs to-
gether, there were many infor-
NAL home parties. At one of
these Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Genung of Fairfax road were
hosts. Mrs. Genung graciously
furnishing a midnight supper TO
friends who supplied their own
liquid refreshments. Among
those seeing the new year in
together were:
hEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
G. d. Mccall L. e Colgroys
Warren Pease Jr. Clark c. Pardes
Harold Z. Middle George NJ. Dwelley
ton Erwin r. coveney
Richard w. Wenzeii George d. Clark
Robert G. Bradley
Another informal gathering
was held at the home of the
Robert X. Edmonds of Mohegan
drive and the David Walker
Lees of Ferndale avenue were
hosts to-:
MEssRs. AND MEsDAMEs
James Morrison Ronald Ballantyns
Taylor John l.. Morley
Mortimer Men
Barbara Traub Romayne Thompson
Ind the Rev. Merrill Otis Bates and
Jack Sanders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

JANUARY Il is the date of
the Colony Town Clubs first
fashion show of the new year.
Mrs. Mathew A. NanderKloot
is chairman.
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Trsubs Fefe Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Traub
Of West Long Lake road were
hosts to a group Of friends at a
reception in their home on New
Years Day.
Many affairs in honor OF
their daughter. Barbara, are be-
ing given before her marriage.
January II, TO Rev. Merrill Otis
Bates. Mrs. Marc T. Patten
and Mrs. Vernon J. Myers gave
a luncheon for her Monday at
the heme- of Mrs PatteH in
Long Lake road, and on Friday
Mrs. Frank l.. Bromley was
hostess at tea for Miss Traub
and Frances English.
Bloomfield Open Hunt Club
was the scene of an indoor horse
show New Years afternoon
when members and their chill
dren rode and showed their
mounts in the ring at 2
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max NJ. Gill
man were hosts at one OF the
lovelier of the New YEARS open
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r.
Bryant of Alexandria. Va. who
have been the guests Of Mrs.
James Couzens at ''Wabeek."
have returned TO their home.
Sfrones Entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Strong were hosts at dinner
New Years Eve at their home
at Orchard Lake for a group
Of friends who later went to the
Warren S. Booth home in Mar
tell drive for the rest Of the
evening. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Grin
dley and Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Grimm.
Last Sunday Miss Betty
Anderson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman An derson OF
Crosse Pointe. announced her
engagement 10 William G.
Lerchen Jr.. who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Lerchen OF
Pembroke drive. Bill has lived
here for many years and gradu-
ated in one of the early classes
at lCranbrook School. He is
Yale graduate and has been
studying law at the University
Of Michigan and will graduate
from law school in February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05
gloom& eA- Social Happenings in the MM- G~ming CHAN
Mrs. Edse| Ford Sets
Pattern for Hostesses

RS. EDSEL FORDS solicitude for her servants Il
the talk of the servants halls of Mayfair. Before
every large party given by the Fords 1t is thu
custom of the mistress of the house to that al
the servants the personal guards, the detectives
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PART ;. PAGE ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

The debutantes Of 1940 remembering their exciting
season. needn't feel at all foorn because 1t is all
There will still be big and truly splendid party to
look forward to- Mrs Edward c. Knsel will give the earliest
possible moment the big ball she planned for grand
daughter Betty Ellen Hoffman and has had postpone
of the crowded holiday calendar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-05

Black and every new Spring
color. Dresses for every oeea-
sion. CrePes, woods, jerseys, COM
b,nationi and gorgeous prints.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Around the Town

The Utica Garden Club has
been invited to an interesting
meeting of the Warren club to
be held at the Lutheran Parish
Hall. Warren and Mound roads,
on Wednesday. April %, at 2:30
pm. Mrs. D. Dunlap will talk
on floral and table arrange
ments, illustrated with slides.
Mrs. c. M. Foster has been
confined to her home by illness
this week.
Trinity Lutheran school re-
convened on Tuesday after the
Easter holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Messmore
returned Saturday afternoon
from their annual sojourn in
Florida Vic, we are glad to
say, reports his health a i'm
proved from the trip.
Plans are being perfected for
the Parent Teacher Association
Spfing v3anceYwhich WIN % held
at the school house on May 70.
Details will be given later. \
Mrs. Sarah Baird and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Chapoton motored
to Gladwin, Mich, on Sunday.
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80 -. UTICA -.
Many Attend
Eyster.Rites

UTICA-A number of Utica
friends attended the funeral in
Royal Oak ON Thursday Of Mrs.
Sue A. Eyster. IS, who died
Tuesday after q long illness. She
was well-knwn in Utica by her
frequent visits with the Mess
more families.
Services were conducted ut 2
p. m. ut the home Of her son, e.
mer w. Eyster, PA Mount Yer
non boulevard. by the Rev. John
T., Newell and the Rev. Robert
Steen. Burial YVES in York, Pa,
Friday.
Surviving are Ter son, q
brother, DR.. George Lau, Of De-
troit; two sisters, Mrs. Charles
Diehl. Of New Oxford, Pc, and
Mrs. Robert Fry, Philadelphia,
and four grandchildren, Helen
Sue, Jean, George w. and M.
Harvey Eyster. Her husband was
the late Michael Eyster.
Mrs. Elmer Eyster Is the for
mer Maude Messmore McCabe,
of Utica.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Potts.
of Detroit, have purchased the
restaurant known as Carls
Kitchen on Main street.
Herbert Diversity, Of Romeo,
has taken over the management
of Motifs Dairy in Utica taking
the place of Earl Dawson who
has taken a position with the
Kelvinator Corporation. Mr.. and
Mrs. Diversity have moved to
Utica Heights.
Mrs. Glenn Eppler. Of Auburn
Heights, is recovering from IN
emergency pendectomy perform
ed Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Epp-
Ter attended church Sunday
morning and was taken sud-
denly Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Eppler is associated with his
father. George Eppler, Of Utica
in the Auburn Heights Coal and
Lumber Company.
The marriage Of Miss Gladys
Miller Of Disco and Harold Satt-
Ter of Utica, will take place
Thursday evening. Mr.. Sattler
is q nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dean with whom he
makes his home, and Is an en-
ployee of the Havel Motor Sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Schroeder
have broken ground for . new
home on the property just west
of their present garage residence
on Main street near Auburn
road. Mort Is clerk Of Shelby
township and an employee Of the
Utica Milling Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Beauchamp
were Easter Sunday guests Of
Mrs. Beauchamp's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Stoll, ut Con-
stantine, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Glib
son and family are moving from
the apartment over the Western
Auto Accessories store on Main
street, to the VIM. e. Malow
house on Hall road. Mr.. Gibson
is in charge Of Kimball Broth
ers store in Utica.
DR.. and Mrs. L. r. Hirth
were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Hirth's mother, Mrs. Pardee, In
Jackson Sunday. Miss Mar
garet Ann Hirth returned to
Michigan State College, Lans-
ing, with them.
Miss Julie Ann Messmore Is
spending the week with rela-
tives in Detroit.
The Past Masters Club of
Utica Lodge, No. IS F. & A. M.
will meet for study in the
Lodge rooms on Monday, April
FL.
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Easter Seal
Mark Highest
in Many Years

UTICA-Very good results 50
far were reported by Henry
Gage, chairman of the Easter
Seal committee Of the Utica Ro-
tary club, at the meeting Of the
club Tuesday evening. Mr.. Gage
believes the total will~b near
the 500 mark.
The club will enter a team in
the Bowl-O-Drome at Mount
Clemens on May S.
Arrangements for the play,
"Everybody's Here" to be given
by the club. were announced.
Further details will be found in
another col''mn.
Herbert Arnold, member of
the Van Dyke Rotary club, was 4
visitor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Utica Garden Club Entr q
WinsAward all Detroit Shoa|

UTICA Members of the
Utica Garden Club are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the
success Of their first entry in
the Michigan Flower Show. An
exhibit of flower arrangement
received recognition with second
prize Friday AFTERNOON.
Organized less than q year
ago, the club has been active
along many lines, one move
ment being the Identifying of
the city park. Fine programs
have contributed to the interest
in the work and many persons Of
authority have been heard.
The committee in charge of
Fridays prize winning exhibit
were Mrs. Clarence Church,
Mrs. H. o. Messmore, and Mrs.
Ray Norman. Mrs. Russell Haw-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Many Attend Annual Star
friends Might in City

o'clock and music was furnished
during the hour by Roger Has
kins and girls of the high school
glee club.
With the chosen officers of
the 80 county chapters partici-
pating, the degrees Of the order
were conferred upon George
White, Miss Lorraine White and
Mrs. Harvey Webb. A male duet
from Davis chapter gave several
selections during the ceremony.
Visiting matrons of Mount Glenn
ems, Jefferson and Davis pre-
sided.
A high-light of the evening
was the Friendship Hour cere-
mony given by the officers of
Utica. The numbered conferred
around q huge clock which
struck the hours.
Dayton Ziehm pleasingly rem
dered several numbers on the
piano accordion.
Sixty-six guests were present.
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personages will be there in at
tendance-Lowell Thomas, Sir
Cedric and Lady Featherbone,
and the governor and his lady.
These are only q few of the parts
which are to be taken by the To-
cal cast composed of 40 men and
40 women for the play, Every
body's Here" to be presented by
the Utica Rotary club for the
benefit Of the Utica Public LII
brary.
This Is Z follow-up Of the IA
nous "Womanless Wedding
and has already proven, In other
towns where II has been pre-
sented, . greater mirth provoker
and beauty spectacle.
o.
Miss Betty Campbell, dauah-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Z. M. Camp
bell, celebrated her 10th birth
day on Sunday by entertaining
. number Of her young friends
at her home ON Union Court.
There was ice cream and :
birthday cake with al the trim
mings.
O.
Mrs. Howard o. Messmore at
tended . party It the home of
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman IN Mount
Clemens Tuesday evening honor
ing the birthday Of Mis- Della
Nunneley q Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Howard Crissman Elected
Head Of Library Board

Of the organization, in the place
OF e. John Andrus, resigned, and
Mrs. Victor Messmore will act rs
recording secretary in place Of
Mrs. Leroy sTyack, who handed
in her resignation recently.
Two new members of the
board are to be announced.
The books were moved into
the new building last Wednes-
day and the work of cataloging
is under way.
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Church Notes
UTICA CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Frank b. Stafford; Pastor

The unusual musical selec-
tons for our regular service OF
worship next Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, will be: Just for
Today" a. sung by John Charles
Thomas. 1.-THE Glory Song"
was made famous by being sung
by large mixed choruses thru
out the country. You will hear
this as sung by q mixed quar-
tette. One of the four best low
ed songs in every land, Near
er My God To Thee" will be
given, as sung by the Liberty
Male Quartette. Several have
asked to hear John Mccormack
and the worlds famous Trinity
Choir. All who are present
next Sunday morning will hear
them again In the inspiring Sc
lection, 20 Come All Ye Faith
full" The subject Of the mess
age by the pastor Is Something
No One Can Escape" Come
and join with Us in the post
Easter service. An invitation and
welcome to all.
The annual Mother IN d
Daughter banquet, sponsored by
the Ladies Aid of the Congre-
Rational church will be held in
the church dining room on
Thursday, May /, at $50 o'clock.
A splendid dinner and an ex-
cellent program is promised.
Ticket limited to 100.
The Ladies night for the Mems
Club has been set for Thursday
evening, June IL, in the Dining
Room of the church. This is
the big event Of the year. Be-
sides the usual fine dinner an
interesting program will be pre-
sented. Reservations must be
made.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Church Residence Badly
Damaged by Might Blaze

wood shed at the rear, the flames
had gained such Roadway be-
fore discovered that the house
hold goods, although not COM
pletely destroyed, were almost
ruined by smoke and water.
Mrs. Church, who was clean
ing the front yard, was inform
ed Of the blaze by children
playing near. She had nearly
completed house cleaning with
some redecorating in prepare
ton Of entertaining guests.
The loss was not Immediately
estimated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Fights
Last Might

~ SAe Aeooetoso0 Hvoo0
ELIZABETH, NJ. - Charles
Wright, 100, Newark, stopped
Cliff Kusterbeck, 1914, New York
a..
PHILADELPHIA - Tommy
Forte, Philadelphia, outpointed
Johnny Marcelline, Philadel-
phia, (8) bantamweights.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.--Joey
Zodda, 1913, New York, outpoint-
ed Firpo. 132h, Camden, M.
co..
BIRMINGHAM, Ala - Ben
Montabana, 1872, Birmingham,
and Mike Piskin, lat, Newark,
M. drew (10).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Shores WolIIaa WINS h! !
Her Fourth Deuee
Husbsnd. Tee. ~
Movies @ Diveeco

oMrs. Ruth Dingman, d ~
Clair Shores, won hsr fourth
divorce yesterday when Circuit
Judge James 8. Spier oronte1
her a decree from her nnpel ~
centcent hubby, Earl.
Earl, who had twice pgevfelss-
ly been divorced figured 6hree'
times was out, because ~ Co.,
tested the decree. He claim64 ~
had beaten her only IN sen -
Tense. ~ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18
Utica Rotary to Present
Play for Library Benefit

neutrality-suspicious. are be-
ing made in Utica for a home
coming, which will be held on
Thursday and Friday nights,
May ! and 2.
Local people will be interest
ed to know that many renowned
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

UTICA-At a meeting of the
library board at the home of
Mrs. L. r. Hirth, vice-president
of the association, Monday night,
vacancies were filled. Howard
G.. Crissman becomes president
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

UTICA-Nearly 100 officers
and members Of Eastern Star
chapters Of Macomb county at
tended friends Night" Vat the
Utica lodge rooms Wednesday
night. Mrs. James Fletcher. local
matron. was In charge.
Dinner was served at 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-18

ley Is the club pessl -
and much Of the elsbs 4a6
can be attributed - ~ adviSo
and help Of Bruce Collins, =
leader among garden SolhS