The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-13

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the Clubbing family was held or
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Dick
Vannatter in Warren. About sc
members were present coming
from Detroit, Rochester, Berk'
ley and Utica. Attending from
this city were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Clubbing, daughters Ma
omi and Florria and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Michael. 1t is plan
ned to make it an annual affair."
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheper
have been absent this week on
a trip to New York combing
business and pleasure.
Juvenile books just received
at the Utica library are THE
Poppyseed Cakes" by Clark;
Betsy and the Boys by Hay
wood; The Little Red Hen" by
Fish; "Mittens," by Newberry;
"Burlap," by Dennis; "A Sea
Between" by Davis; 'Lo and
Behold" by Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Michael
entertained at open house SUM-
day at family reunion of the
Michael and Ford families. The
affair honored Pfc. Jack AL
brecht, son of Mrs. Michael, who
will leave Sunday to report at
Plymouth Falls, Oregon. Jack,
who has been home on furlough,
recently returned from duty in
the Pacific area.
The William Niemans will en-
terrain on Sunday for Pfc. and
Mrs. Kirk L. Michael who have
just arrived from Scott Field, III.
on delay-en-route TO Sheppard
Field, Texas. Pvt. Michael has
just completed a six months
course for radio operator (Army
Always Communications Sys-
tenn and will report at the Tex
as post Sept. Is for further as
signment. Mrs. Michael will ac-
her husband to his new
post.
c. o. Crissman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard G.. Crissman, daughter
Nancy Jen, and sons Bob and
Bill, and Mrs. Edith Breed at
tended the Crissman family re-
union held at Avon Park, Roch-
ester, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derwin Aller and
sons, of Sylvania, Ohio, were
weekend guests of MIR. Alters
brother, William Aller, and fam
lily.
Fiske S. Church, Of New York
City, is visiting his brother,
Clarence H. Church, and Mrs.
Church, for three weeks, also
taking the baths at Mount Glenn
ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Fos-
ter attended the funeral Of MIR.
Fosters niece, Mrs. Lester Fos-
ter, of 20471 Fenton avenue,
RoSeville, at the Verhayden fun
eral home, Mack avenue at Outer
Drive, Detroit, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clubbing
have returned from a weeks
trip motoring to Num-
ising, Mich. Mr.. Clubbing is SUI
perintendent of the Utica Water
Works.
Patricia Powers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Powers, has
entered Mount Carmel Hospital,
Detroit, where she will take a
course in nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew j. Rett-
miller left the first of the week
for a weeks vacation in north
ern Michigan, Mr.. Rettmiller
hoping to get relief from hay
fever. They will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kamlowski at Pruden-
Vile.
Postmaster Isla Messmore It,
tended the State Conference of
Postmasters in Detroit on Mon
day. meeting and luncheon being
at the Hotel Statler.
George Dunn of Mount Glenn
ems Is a guest in the home of
Mrs. Frank Dunn.
Lorraine Malow and TONY
Aalbersberg have returned from
New York City where they were
guests Of Cadet Ted Aalbers-
berg and attended a Navy dance.
A staff organization meeting
was held Monday night by the
Utica Boy Scout leaders and
meetings Of the troop will be re-
sumed on the regular Scout night
Monday night next.
William Trask, of Washington.
is now employed at the Schwartz
koff funeral h me replacing
Eddie Schmidt, who has resumed
his studies in mortuary science.
Wilbur Weier will enter Wayne
University Sept. 18th to com.
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