The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-14

at Pomona, Calf, has returned
to the base after thirteen day
furlough spent with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Short in
Utica.
Louis Burr is home from Long
Island, New York, on a l5,day
furlough visiting his mother,
Mrs. Tillie Burr, and other Utica
relatives. Louis is attached &c
the air corps.
Fred Odgers, who is stationed
at the Signal Corps Photograph
ic Center at Long Island City,
New York, is home for a few
days furlough visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cd
gers, also his sister, Mrs. George
Colick, and other relatives in
this vicinity. Mrs. Odgers ac-
companied him.
The members of the Utica vol
unteer fire department will meet
on Thursday night at the home
of Ernest Rehse. The meeting
will be held in the recreation
room at his home.
Mrs. James Merritt. Jr., Mrs.
Edwin Cooper, Mrs. Howard
Erase and Mrs. Evelyn Wyatt
were dinner guests of Mrs. Alger
Chapoton at her home in Inlay
City Monday night.
Honoring Mrs. William Mel
son, of North Hollywood and
Douglas Lodge, Calf, Mrs.
Lloyd r. Hirth entertained at tea
at her home on Cass street, Utica
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Heber Roach, of Salem,
West Virginia, is the guest of her
sistcr-inlaw, Mrs. James Fetch
or. Mrs. Roach also saw her son
Carlton, who entered service
last week. He has been in the
north for the past few months.
Deviating from the usual GUS
tom Of giving a senior play, the
senior class of the Utica high
school this year, put on instead
a Gay Nineties Review" which
proved pleasant and refresh
ing affair. Under the direction Of
Margaretta Buell., Oscar Huyghe
and Dorothy HOLSTER of the
high school faculty, diversified
program drew packed houses on
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Utica grade school safety
patrol boys are justly proud of
T. receipts of bronze Honor
Trophy for excellence in safe
ty activity which was presented
to him by the Automobile hsso-
citation of America. The boys
stood among the highest in send
ing in .cports, road service
squad and the boy S safety club.
The Student Council will hold
social dance in the high school
gymnasium on Wednesday, May
10Th, from 1880 until $50 p. m.
DR.. l.. r. Hirth will attend the
sessions of Rotary international
at st. Louis, Mo-, May 1920, as
a delegate from the Utica club.
Utica Eastern Star cleared a
total of 5000 from the baked
sale held on Saturday and al
their meeting Tuesday eve
ming voted to add enough from
their treasury TO puchase a 500
bond.
The annual Mother and
Daughter banquet of the Meth
odiSt church is being held in the
church dining rooms Friday
evening.
There are 81 members of the
senior class at the Utica High
school this year of whom 33 are
girls and "a boys, as follows.
Shirley Alband, Viola Alband,
Catherine Bast, Gencvieve Bau-
mann, James Boe.hmer, Sadie
Brookins, Irene Buhalki. Lois
Burpee, Betty Collins, Dorothy
Cummings.
Josephine DeRosa, Tom Ed
wards, Arnold Fiebelkorn, Vito
Giacalone, Harold Gil bert,
George Hart, Ihla Hawaii. Doro-
thy Hill, IRVINE Hire, William
Hirth, Florence Anne Honsinger.
Beatrice Hurttienne, Jerry
King, Irene Klinghammer, Will
liam Knight, Jean Kollmorgen,
Robert Kracht, Earl Kraft, Mary
Krause, Edward Leppler, Anna
Mae Meter.
Erwin Meyer, Mildred Milby,
Jack Willard, Shirley Morse,
Helen Murphy, Karen Olsen,
Sylvester Preister, De ! res
Rieck.
George Ross, Lenora Russell,
Ruth Schroeder, Matthias Schus-
ter, Jean Schulz, Marvin Stad-
Ter, Dorothy Stenke, Jean
Dolores Theme.
Delphine Troy, Clinton WeiS-
kirch, Irene Wennesheimer, Wi
lev Westphal. Doris White, Phil