The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-17
the Town at Utica

will return 10 their posts on
Sunday.
Observing the holiday season.
the Utica Tuesday Club will hold
a Christmas special al the home
OF Mrs. Ray II Norman, 5404
Shelby road, on Tuesday after
noon, Dee 81 Members OF the
committee IN charge are Mrs.
Norman. chairman; Mrs How
ard O MesSmore, Mrs Earl j.
Mcclellan, Sr., Mrs. John Cook.
The program will feature a
session of the kindergarten
Literary Society with the mem
bers participating and will open
with a dessert luncheon served
promptly at o'clock. Each
number is expected TO come as
a surprise 20 the audience, and
the fun and nonsense should be
morale builder.
There will also be an exchange
OF gifts valued at 25c or less.
Mrs. Norman announces that
anyone arriving and not smiling
will be locked in the cellar.
f John Andrus was honorcd
al the meeting OF Utica Masonic
Lodge Monday night when he
was presented with certificate
OF life membership and lapel
| button.
Master Mason degrees were
conferred upon Stanley Strick-
land, Peter Koch and Walter
Bleimeister at this meeting
Public installation Of the re-
Gently elected officers will be
held at Masonic Temple on Mon
day evening, Dec. 90.
A Boy Scout Court Of Honor
announced for last Monday
night, was postponed and will be
held at the schoolhouse next
Monday evening.
The teachers club of the Utica
schools held its annual Christmas
party Wednesday night with a
pancake supper served by Sam.
Beauchamp, Clarence Walsh ana
Clinton SWinehart. There was a
Christmas tree with exchange of
gifts.
Arson Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs John Wright, arrived home
Tuesday night from Fort Ord,
Calf, for a few days. Arson re-
ports back TO camp on Dec. Goth,
Miss Jean Morden, English
and Latin teacher at the Utica
high school, received word Tues
day night that her brother had
been seriously wounded in Tar
ava. Miss Morden let immedi-
ately for the home Of her par
ents in Port Huron.
There will be parties in all
rooms of the Utica grade school
on Thursday afternoon, the
schools closing that night for the
holiday recess.
Principal Clarence Walsh re-
ports that the children are now
working toward the purchase Of
a second jeep through the sale
of war bonds and stamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tyack
we're dinner guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lash.
in Pontiac on Sunday.
Iva, Miller, clerk in hte De-
troit Edison offices in Utica, is
i'll at her home, 8015 Mount
Clemens road. Among others
suffering from colds and flu are
Mrs. Clarence Grimm and Mrs
Irwin Campbell.
Word received this week in
Utica states that Harriet Rob-
erson, daughter of Mrs. Virginia
Robertson, OF Flint, has enlisted
in the WACs. Miss Robertson is
we'll known in Utica from her
many visits here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kuhn, of
Detroit, entertained as their
dinner guests on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Church of
Utica.
The Sunday School of the
Methodist church, James Mildly,
superintendent, will hold its an
nual Christmas party at the
church on Thursday evening,
Dec. %.
The clothing drive in Utica
has proved very gratifying al
though complete reports are not
yet in.
Jack Russell, OF the Merkel &
Neumaier market, has been con-
fined to his home by illness the
past week.