The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-14
Around the Town at Utica

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activities of the afternoon are M
charge of the program com"''
tee.
Circle No. 1 of Trinity Luth-
eran Ladies' Aid will give q ohe
o'clock luncheon and pillow case
party At their parish hall on
Wednesday. April 20, Mrs. n u
Havel Is the chairman.
! A book review and tea VIII,
le given on Wednesday, Apr,l
z, in Trinity Lutheran parish
hall, Utica, sponsored by the
Mount Clemens District Chapter
al the Valparaiso Guild. MRS.
Rty Eppler of Richmond VIII
give the review.
A wedding of interest to Utica
residents occurred on Sunday
March 8, at Trinity Lutheran
parsonage, Rev. Louis G. Hem
ecke reading the service unit.
ing Miss Tressa Banks and FREQ
KNOBS. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
KNOBS were the attendants. The
bride and groom are both we'll
known among Utica residents.
st. Lawrence Guild will give
their st. Patrick's party on Sum
day evening. March IS, in their
parish hall. Van Dyke avenue.
All are invited to attend. The
ladies have arranged for about
twenty door and table prizes and
q lunch will also be served.
Chances are be sold on three
lovely prizes, a beautiful bed
spread, sheet and pillow cases
and bath towels. March Is is the
date at 8 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright en-
tertained at their home, 3540
River road, on Sunday honor
ing the sixth birthday Of their
son, Eddie. Among the guests
were his great aunt, Mrs. Robert
Houghten, of Detroit, who is 81
years old. Others who Joined
in the party were an uncle,
Milo Houghten, and sn aunt,
Pearl Houghten, also of Detroit.
His sister, Maude Mae Wright,
a teacher in the Holly schools,
also was home for the occasion.
Mrs. Frank Nourse, Of Lans-
ing, Is spending the weekend
with her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Kiekbusch. Mrs. Kiekbusch will
return home with her and Mr..
and Mrs. Kiekbusch will spend
the week end with her in Lans-
ing.
Mrs. Clara Decker and Shell
don Holmes of Rochester, were
recent guests of Harry Shetterley
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Balls are
moving to 1923 Hall road, the
bone now occupied by them on
Davis street having been pur.
chased by Arthur Rugenstein
and his mother, who will take
possession about April !. The
home is better known as the
Sophie Conner place.
Visiting her son, Harold Priehs,
who is stationed at Sault Ste.
Marie over the week end, Mrs.
Bernhard Priehs returned Mon
day. She was accompanied by
Hazel, Eleanor, Marvin and Roy
Priehs and Violet Posner. Har-
old has been among the boys
stationed to guard the 500 locks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DuLac
have moved from Mount Glenn
ems to the Carl Cent? home on
Lincoln avenue. Mr.. Cent? is
patient at the Oakland coun-
ty sanitarium and Mrs. Cent? Is
making her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Heide.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright
and Harry Shetterly visited Mr..
Shetterly's mother, Mrs. Mile
Holmes, of Royal Oak, who has
been very i'll, on Monday, and
reported her as slightly improv-
ed.
Mayor Matthew j. Rettmiller
reports that plans are going
rapidly forward in the organiza-
ton of Civilian Defense. On
Sunday Utica citizens had their
first afraid alarm at two
o'clock, and between Is and 30
registered to help in any way.
Since then many more registra-
tons are coming in.
Mayor Rettmiller hopes that
many more will awaken to the
gravity of the situation and reg
lister at once.