The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-01

O"CAScS1s FRANK SIultn, GeCtuT'
er, Mrs. Nora Schumann; Ste.
ward. Joseph Griffee; Asst. Ste
ward, James Dougan; Chaplain
Mrs. Emma Smith; Treasurer
Mrs. Herman Wick; Secretary
Mrs. Catherine Harkins; Gate
Keeper, Arthur Erdman: Ceres
Mrs. Augusta Award; Pomona
Mrs. Arthur Erdman; Flora
Miss Alma De Croft; L. A. Ste.
ward and Mrs. Jennie Maxwell
Sgt. Tom Burdett, son-in-law
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Arnold
of West street is home with an
honorable discharge after near
ly 3 years in the Airborne Med.
ical Service of the Armer Forces
Part of this time has been spent
on overseas duty. He is decorat.
ed with four Bronze Star Medal
and many others. He and his
wife will reside in an apartment
on West street.
Kenneth Meeker arrived home
with an honorable discharge
last week to visit his mother,
Mrs. Edna Meeker before leav-
ing for Florida where he and
his wife and child will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward White
more and Mrs. William Lii
spent Sunday with Mr.. Lilps
parents at Roseville.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Spring
stein left Wednesday for Detroit
to spend the remainder of the
week with their daughter and
family.
Mrs. Roy Lyons of Gallup
avenue, Mount Clemens, assist
ed by her daughter, Mrs. Ezra
Robertson, delightfully."- enter
tanned the Library and Literary
club Thursday at a delicious one
o'clock luncheon. A large at
tendance of members and a few
! guests were present.
Mrs. Allen Cherry entertain
ed at a STANLEY Brush" demon
stration in her home Thursday
afternoon. The Cherrys have as
guest this week, a friend from
Canada.
Mrs. Cherry's adult S. s.
class will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Vaughn Green for their
monthly birthday party Thurs
day evening, Nov. /. Mrs. Peter
Valentgold will be the honor
guest. Supper will be at $50
p. m.
Harold Maxwell and Jennie
Maxwell of Davis. Mrs. Augusta
Award and Marvin of Pontiac
attended the State Grange Con-
vention at Bay City last week
as delegates of Macomb County
Pamona Grange. Mr.. and Mrs
Orlin Inwood of Romeo repre-
sented the Macomb County Sub
ordinate Grange at the same
convention.
1t. Norman Williams and
brother, 1t. Henry Williams oi
the U. S. Navy have, each re-
ceived their honorable dis.
charge and are on their way
home from overseas.
Corp. Joe Mclaughlin return
ed home from Germany on e.
day leave to visit his wife and
two children at Center Line and
his mother, Mrs. Peter Valent-
gold and family on Washington
road, after which he was sent
to another base, where he re-
ceived his honorable discharge
last week. He has served the
army the past five years. An
other son of Mrs. Valentgold
Tom Mclaughlin, Warrant o.
ficer in the Merchant Marine in
the South Pacific is spending q
3O-day furlough with his mother
and relatives after two years
in service. Mrs. Valentgold al
50 has two other sons in service,
Pat Mclaughlin in Japan, with
three years service and jim
Mclaughlin with two year,
service is now in the Hawaiian
Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Glasford
/ Of Lansing visited Mrs. Elda
Mott of West street Thursday.
Carl Drca, 4 sailor on the
aircraft carrier "Shangri La
is visiting in the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. J. H. McCutcheon
while on 30-day leave. Drca
il with Admiral Halsey's Third
Fleet-and was aboard the
"Shangri La" In Tokyo Bay Tor
the surrender. He has seen two
! years of service.
Arthur Leinenger visite q
Jesse Bromley, former neign-
bor, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strioef
visited his sister, who was very