The daily monitor leader., 1945-07-26

Miss Iva Miller, clerk IN lne
Detroit Edison office in Utica,
has been absent this week on va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Penzlen,
of Mount Clemens, enjoyed a
picnic supper Thursday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tyack
al their home on Cass street.
Mrs. Howard Messmore, OF
Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Harry
Graham, of Crosse Pointe, were
guests of Mrs. Howard O. Mess
more on Thursday. DR.. and Mrs,
Messmore have recently adopted
baby boy and named 1t James
Victor Messmore.
been visiting her sister in Long
Mrs. Edward Smith, who has
sland, New York, returned
home Tuesday evening.
The aged Herbert K. McClel-
Ian, who makes his home with
r son, Earl J. Mcclellan and
wife, IN Utica. had the misfor-
/ tune to fall Tuesday and frac-
ture a rib. He will be confined
to his bed for few days.
,lebrating her 18th birth
day, Miss Corine Schwarzkoft
entertained eight of her friends
at a lawn party at her home on
Cass street Sunday afternoon.
Refreshments were served on
the lawn and croquet and other
games enjoyr. Miss Schwarzkoff
received some lovely gifts.
Mrs. Frank Pointer and
daughters Nancy and Janet and
Mrs. Stanley r. Boettcher and
daughters have returned from a
weeks outing at the Pointer S
"Cozy Cabin" near Lewiston.
Dorm to Capt. and Mrs. Edwin
l.. Cooper, at Grace hospital
Detroit, on Friday a daughter.
Russell Robbins, of Detroit,
has purchased from Mrs. George
Felker the business of Dort's
Sweet Shop, corner Cass and
Auburn (Main) streets, Utica.
Robbins will Ia k noisSos DrU
Robbins will ia k e possession
about August 1st.
Robbins, retired veteran,
has seen eight years and IA
days service, 80 months over
seas, and was discharged at Fort
Sheridan, H., on May 10th,
1945. He is unmarried and has
rented rooms at the home OF
Mrs. H. o. MeSsmore. Mrs.
Felker, who is retiring after 26
years of public service, will re-
main and assist with the busi-
ness for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Gustke
have purchased the triangular
lot at Cass and Van Dyke oppo-
: site the Dixie Gas station, anc
have applied to the city for {
permit to erect building FOL
lunch room, etc. The lot wa!
the property of the Cooperative
Oil g. Gas Company, J. V. Mess,
more, president.
Louis F. Krenzke. of Waco
Texas, has been called as princi.
pal of the Trinity Lutheran
Christian Day School to fill the
vacancy made by the resigna
tion of Paul Seeman who helo
that position for more than II
years.
Rev. Louis G.. Heinecke, o
Trinity Lutheran Church, OF
Saturday night united in mar
riage Arnold Guilke, of Roger
City, and Violet Bonfield. Tn,
ceremony took place at tn,
home OF The bride in Detroit a
7:304 p. m. Rev. Heinecke, Will,
pastor at Rogers City, had bap
tized and confirmed the groom
ard now presided at his wed
ding.
Miss Gertrude Hahn enter
tanned the Raspberry Club" a
her home on North Cass stree
Thursday evening. Present wer
Mrs. Douglas Lane, OF Pontiac
Mrs. Perrin Shattuck, of Bir
mingham; Mrs. Jack Harvey
Mrs. Clarence II. Church, Isl
Messmore, Sarah Anrdus, Mrs
Ellen Magahay: Lunch was serv
ed and a pleasant evening en-
joyed.
William Kiekbusch, vice
president and cashier of tn
Utica National Bank, has bee
spending two-weeks' vacation
at his cottage at Lewiston, Mich
| LaYonne Stevens has bee,
visiting with friends in Sylvan
la, Ohio, and is now aSsistin
at the Bannow Flower Sho
during the absence OF Haze
Priehs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Chap
oton and daughter are vacation
ing in Northern Michigan.
/ Police Officer William Way
burn has returned TO duty afte
weeks vacation.