The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-26
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hold its meeting of March End
with Mrs. Sidney Odgers, 7915
Canal road, with Mrs. A. B.
Laid as program leader. Papers
will be given as follows: Our
Oraphan Island, Puerto Rico,
Mrs. Orville Smith; Haiti, Little
Spain, Mrs. Ray v. Gilchrist;
Cuba, Mrs. Richard E. Green.
The members will respond to
roll call by naming something
new in gadgets.'
Kenneth Vogt, superintend-
ent at Sears-Roebuck Gratiot
store, Detroit, left Sunday with
his family for Tulsa, Oklahoma,
to take a similar position there.
Mr.. Vogt occupied an apartment
at the Shetterly house on River
road.
Miss Anna Goodsir of Windsor,
Ont, was a recent guest in the
home of her brother, Peter
Goodsir.
A meeting of the Utica Board
of Commerce called for Tuesday
evening, Feb. %, for election
of officers, has been postponed
until further notice.
George Korte, of 1925 Way
burn avenue, Detroit, on his way
to Unionville on fishing trip,
suffered strangulated hernia
when he stopped in Utica Sum
day morning and was taken via
ambulance to ST. Joseph hoSpi-
tai, Mount Clemens. He is pro-
prietor of the Korte Beauty
Shoppe, 14940 Mack avenue, De-
troit. The sister of Joe Volk of
the Main Street Market, is en-
ployed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright and
Allen Houghten attended the
funeral of a friend, Abe. Stone,
at Croswell on Friday. Mrs.
Mark Harrington of Port Huron,
accompanied them.
James (Pete) Lockerbie, of
Lansing. is the guest of Bill
Hirth this week. Pete, a former
Utica resident, has enlisted in
the Canadian anti-tank corps at
Windsor, Ont, and goes for four
months Commando training on
March 81. At the end of that
time and after a months fur
Tough, he will leave for England.
His fathers family were resi-
dents of Davis street, Utica, for
a few years.
Harriet Campbell, first grade
teacher in the Utica schools for
the past few years, has been
granted a leave of absence to
enter service. Miss Campbell has
successfully passed her exami-
nation to join the "SPARS' ,
women's division of the Coast
Guard and expects to leave at
any time.
Mrs. William Erwin of Utica
will fill the vacancy caused by
Miss Campbell's departure. Miss
Margaret Cottrell, another
teacher, took the examination
for a SPAR on Monday.
The corps of teachers and
volunteers have been busy with
the enrolment of applicants for
ration book 2 the past few days.
Reports on Wednesday noon
showed a registration of more
than $500. Registration contin-
ued through Thursday.
The Women's S oci ety of
Christian Service of the Utica
Methodist church met at the
home of Miss Dora Hahn, Cass
street, on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Chapoton and Miss
Vina Runyan were co-hostesses.
Elda Schoonover conducted the
worship and Mrs. Omer Helf-
erich the study.
The Utica Farmers Club will
meet on March 3rd at the Meth
odist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren B.
Frank and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Kidd are in charge Of the pro-
gram. There will be a speaker
and special music.
Mrs. Lloyd r. Hirth invited as
her guests, Mrs. Howard G..
Crissman, Mrs. Ray V. Gilchrist
and Mrs. Charles M. Foster for
the annual patriotic tea given
on the afternoon Of Washing
tons birthday by the Alexander
Macomb Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution. The
affair was held at the home of
Mrs. Frederick Mckay, South
Gratiot avenue, Mount Clemens.