The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-16

Mr.. and 0ra. Lao Kolowich as
solnbled at their new home on
Canal road Sunday and gave
them Z fUAl old-fashioned house
warming. Dancing was the diver
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Kolowich ex-
psct to move 70 their new home
soon.
DR.. Duncan Bruce Wiley was
one OF 80 Macomb county aliens
to be admitted to full citizenship
In the hearings heard Monday
before Circuit Judge Neil =. Reid
and Harold Hart examiner for
the naturalization department.
: The Out club will meet with
Mrs. Frank Chapoton on Friday
evening, Jan. IL. Mrs. Jesse Nc
Clellan will act a. assistant
hostess.
Membefs Of st. Lawrence
Guild and . few friends were
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Fritz Merkel recently, the af-
fair being In the form Of a
shower honoring Mrs. Leo Kolo-
witch. In addition to the gifts re-
ceived by the honor guest there
were cards with prizes and a de-
licious lunch. The guild will
meet with Mrs. Leo Bornais on
Tuesday,. Ian 2ls
Mrs. Perrin 6hattuck of Bir-
mingham, formerly Miss Ruth
Millar Of Utica. II reported rest
ing comfortably after an opera
ton for appendicitis at Harper
hospital, Detroit, on Monday.
Mrs. Shattuck has been in poor
health for some time.
Mrs. Loren Frank. accompan-
led by Mrs. James Fletcher, at
tended ! o'clock luncheon and
meeting OF the Milton e. Miller
club at the home Of Mr.. Miller
in st. Clair Shores Friday. Six
teen members and guests were
present.
The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Utica Ma.
tional Bank was held at the bank
on Tuesday and the following Of
ficers and directors chosen:
President, Ed Schneider: vice
president, VIM. Kiekbu s c h;
cashier, Sidney Odgers; direc-
tors, Ed Schneider, Albert Lam
dershier, Herbert Doebler, VIM.
Kiekbusch.
Leroy Tyack and Carl Kick
busch Of the Utica office attend
ed q meeting Of the Detroit Edi-
son Thumb district club at their
clubhouse ct Maryyville Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fletcher,
daughter Betty, and son Fred
were supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Michael Sunday
evening.
The Mems club of the Congre-
tional church, Utica, met Thurs
day PiGAk A. fine supper. WAS
served ~ Ne committee: A. b.
Ladd, p. Bunting, J. Wright and
r. Cranky. The speaker Of the
evening was M. w. Numbers of
the Henry Ford Trade School.
His talk, Human Engineering"
explained the efforts made In
character building in youth.
His message was most interest
ing and heartily appreciated by
the members Of the club.
The Utica Farmers club met
at the Utica Methodist church
Jan. 10. After q most delectable
supper served by the hosts of
the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Hecker and their committee, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Harvey and Mr.. and
Mrs. =. Kidd, there was q short
business session. After closing
the business discussion, Mr.. o.
Smith sang two songs, which
were beautifully rendered. Mrs.
II. Crissman then favored the
members and guests with two
piano selections. expertly done.
The speaker Of the evening
was DR.. Mallard, pastor Of the
st. Marks n, =. church, Detroit.
DR.. Mallard hi had the unique
experience q exchanging pull
pits with Dr.. 1atnss Of Liver
pool. England. h oave q most
inspiring talk n hi impressions
Of England and Woeld peace. The
members and suegfS q the Utica
Farmers club qpploiaf3Dd DR..
MAllard heartily III hii's Wonder
ful message.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Steinkopf and
family have returned home after
q short trip 70 st. Petersburg.
Fla, whore Louis oteinkopf,
who accompanied than, will re-
main until May I.
In route home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stslnkopf visited friends In
Cookerville, Tenn, and relatives
In Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. John Paulo, Of Rosevills,
entertained the group with her
movies and . talk on her trips
through the west and south. It
was very interesting.
MrS. Sam Bsauchamp has
been quite III with influenza for
the past few day..
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