The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-23

cay OBSERVANCE ttleTe Will NC IlO
meeting of the Red Cross sew
ing class this week. The next
meeting will be on Friday, April
30, in the Methodist church par
lors.
An appeal is being made to all
women in the community to help
in this work, the need being
very urgent. 1t is hoped that a
large number will be present As
the small attendance is very dis
couraging. Mrs. Donald Michael
is in charge.
Utica Chapter Order Of the
Eastern Star will hold initiation
ceremonies on Thursday eve
ming. April %, at Masonic hall
Members are asked to particl-
pate i'm a miscellaneous shower
for Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Riggs.
members OF the Chapter, who
lost their home by fire a fe~
weeks ago. Bring your gifts TO
this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A..
Schwarzkoff entertained on Sum
day in honor of the Confirma-
ton of their daughter, Corinne,
at Trinity Lutheran church
Palm Sunday morning.
The Utica Tuesday Club Will
hold its meeting of April 9th
with Mrs. Charles M. Foster.
Mrs. Howard G.. Crissman Will
have charge Of a Quiz Pro-
gram"
Announcements have been re-
ceived of the birth Of a son Tues
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kraft. of Mount Clemens.
Elmer G.. Runyan, who has
spent the winter in Florida, ar
rived home Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. j +. Morris, OF
Crosse Isle. were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. v
Mcssmore.
Miss Lena Malow, Of Detroit
is spending a few days with Mrs
William Kraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Eyster
returned Sunday to their horne
in Royal Oak after spending the
winter in Miami, Florida.
There will be no school in the
Utica schools on Friday or Mon.
day owing to the Easter holidays
Entertaining on Sunday IN
honor of the Confirmation OF
their daughter, Irene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Scheper had as their
guests for the day, August and
Carl ART, of Rochester; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Moeller, of Port Hur.
on; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haase
of Washington; Mrs. Mary ART
Martha Cell, and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Kershner, of Utica.
Mrs. Howard O. Messmore had
as her guest Sunday, her sister
Mrs. c. w. Newman, of Detroit
In the afternoon Mrs. Newman
Mrs. Messmore and their moth.
er, Mrs. Augusta Lehner, at.
tended the Civic Chorus pre-
sentation of the oratorio eli
jah," at Zion Evangelical
church, Mount Clemens.
Honoring the eighth birthday
of their son, Robert (Bob), Mr.
and Mrs. Howard G.. Crissmar
entertained at a family dinner
at their home. 1924 Cass avenue
Utica, on Sunday.
The Utica High school is just.
ly proud of the fine service flae
which was presented to the
school on Tuesday by the Stu.
dent Council. Presentation was
made by Karen Olsen, the Coun.
Gil president.
Two stars have been placed
upon it for Edward Susalla and
Joseph Czarnaik, two eleventh
grade boys who are now in serv'
ice.
The gratifying total Of over
three thousand dollars is the
amount purchased to date by
pupils and faculty at the Utica
school. A booth was set up in
the hall the first Of the month
and reported sales arc: Fresh
men, $780,; Soph o m Or S
S643. 20; Seniors, $4,000; Jun.
iors, S446.90; teachers, 81 ,205.80
Total, $3,577.2O.
Eighteen schools were repre-.
sented at the Spelling Bee on
Friday in District 3, with the
contest held at Utica. The last six
to stand and the words on which
they went down were: 9th, Ilene
Ferman, Trinity Lutheran, in.
cense; 5th, Helen Karbcz, West
Warren, incense; 4th, Bill For
ster, Ewell. whittier; 3rd, Betty
Campbell, Prestonville, hardest
End, Evelyn Adams, County
Line, countenance; LIST, Elsie Pat.
rick, achieve. Miss Patrick, Ia
years old, who lives near Biz
mingham, is a repeaterT having
won the district contest last
year. Miss Hanks is the teacher
A Joint Court of Review fol
Troops 80 and 80 was held Mon
day evening at st. Lawrence
Parish hall, on Van Dyke ave-
nue.. Utica. Leaders and COM
mitteemen present were Frank
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