Clare Study Club To Entertain Federation President Tuesday
Clare Study Club will host a dinner at Hotel Doherty on Tuesday April 5 at 6 30 p m The State Federation President Mrs A W Bruce N B District Pres Mrs E C Beck of Mt Pleasant NR District Recording Secretary Mrs Q B Neefe and NR Dist Creative Arts Chairman Mrs Donald Holbrook both of Clare will be honored guests The Ewart Farwell and Harrison Woman's Clubs are invited
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Clare ‘Study Club
Doherty
State Federation
A. W. Bruce
N.B
E. C. Beck
Mt. Pleasant
N. R
Mra
Q. B. Nefe
N.B. Dist
Creative Arts
Donald Holbrook
Clare
Ewart, Farwell and
Harrison Woman’s Clubs
Unable to Contact Urquhart by April Deadline
A notice requests contacting Mra, Ed K, or Mrs Clyde Urquhart by Monday April 4 at 10 am. The fragmentary text lacks additional context such as the agency or purpose, but indicates a formal deadline and named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ed K
Clyde Urquhart
W S C S Plans Easter Breakfast and April Activities
The W S C S met at the Methodist church parlor to outline upcoming events. Easter Breakfast is set for April 13 with reservations by Monday. The district meeting in Clare is April 22 with luncheon at noon, reservations by April 20. Mother Daughter banquet on April 21, and an all day church cleaning on April 6. Officers proposed to take over June 1. The Murphy children sang Jesus Loves Me and Forever Blowing Bubbles with their mother on piano. Rev. Hahn reviewed chapters from Newness of Life.
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Methodist Church
James Gillespie
W.S. Co
Clare
Cleland Green
Donald Holbrook
Ernest Chaffee
Louise Demarest
Tim Frey
Murphy
Jesus
Jim Murphy
Hahn
Ralph Ackerman
Lewis Dawson
Wilson Samborn
Mitchells Baptize Infant Daughter in Alma Michigan
Robert Mitchells daughter Michele Ann Mitchell was baptized at St. Marys Church Alma by Father Joseph Canaan of St Hugo of the Hills Bloomfield Hills Michigan with godparents Colleen and William Ryan. Attendees included relatives from Clare Detroit Port Huron and Alma. Open house followed at the Mitchell home in Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Canaan
St. Hugo of the Hills
Bloomfield Hills
Michigan
Robert Mitchells
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Alma
Mich
Mitchell
Braemarie Ryan
Clare
James E. Ryans
Father Canaan
Elmwood
Detroit
Port
Huron
Almia
Theodore Hoersch
Susannah Wesley Circle Holds Meeting at Hachmuth Home
The Susannah Wesley Circle met at Mrs. Ruth Hachmuth’s home with Mrs. Helen Butler presiding. The group discussed Human Rights and Labor Laws with Rev. Charles Hahn and Olive Hivans continuing Civil Rights program talks.
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Susannah Wesley
Ruth Hachmuth
Helen Butler
Maryin Witbeck
Doris Gerow
Charles Hahn
Olive Hivans
Vera Ramey
Butler
King's Daughters Entertained by Mrs H Loomis
The Baptist King’s Daughters Society met at Mrs. Harold Loomis home on Thursday afternoon March 25. President Mrs. Carl Chaplin presided at the business meeting and prayer opened the session. The hostess read the scripture from the 19th Psalm and roll call elicited comments. The group reported plans for the missionary birthday luncheon. Afternoon tasks included fancywork piecing quilt blocks and sewing. Mrs. Ivan Feighner was welcomed back after an absence.
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Baptist King’s Daughter Society
Harold Loomis
Carl Chaplin
Minnie Brown
19Th Plains
Wiewer
Ivan Feighner
Glare Cleaners Offers Urgent Upholstery Cleaning Service
Glare Cleaners led by Donald B. Jones announces immediate upholstery cleaning service. The ad emphasizes bug and dirt removal for floors and fabric, promoting fast response for troubled furnishings.
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Donald B. Jones
Beta Sigma Phi Elects Officers and Plans Cancer Drive
The thirty fourth Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Barnes Cafe on March 28 elected officers for the coming year. President Mary Wicklund, Vice President Betty Ewer, Secretary Maxine Kirkpatrick, Treasurer Maxine Ritter. Preparations were made for the April 19 Cancer Drive and the Founders Day May 2 dinner.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Barnes Cafe
Mary Wicklund
Betty Ewer
Maxine Kirkpatrick
rMaxine Ritter
Socials and Bridge Notes From Local Clubs
Socials honor Jean Hall on her thirteenth birthday with seven guests and gifts. Bridge games at Hartshorn and Hammerberg homes yield grand slams and high scores. Chatterbox Club hosts stork shower for Mildred Bell with cake and ice cream. Wise Pepper Club posts seven tables with travel prizes and pot luck lunch. Meet-a-While Club gathers for a March 23 pot luck and quilt block sewing. Next gathering planned for April 6 at Evelyn Weedle’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hall
Jean
Chatterbox Club
Lake
Mildred Bell
Hazel Tryon
Glenn Amy
Amy
Wise Pepper Club
Trenry “Russell
John Smith
Clark Dennis
Elmer Methner
John Tice
Bruce Morrison
John Stough
Clarence Ramey
Charles Herrmann
Tom Ramey
George Renner, Jr
Mertie Stebelton
Edith Hermann
Evelyn Weedle
Clare I O O F Lodge Initiates Three Members
Forty members attended the Clare I O O F lodge on Monday March 21 with Noble Grand M H Howlett presiding and most officers present. The third degree was conferred on Burton Norton Clifton Bouchey and James R Irwin. A drill and social hour of storytelling readings and entertainment followed. Music was by Harve Erter and Jira Erwin.
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Clare I
Noble Grand
Howlett
Burton Norton
Chifton Bouchey
James R. Irwin
Harve Erter
Jira Erwin
Rebekahs Hold March Meeting in 1.0.0. Y. Hall
More than fifty Rebekahs met in the 1.0.0. Y. Hall on Tuesday March 22. Mrs Dorothy Shepherd presided as noble grand. Substitute officers included Mrs Mary Mussell warden and Mrs Mae Brown conductor. Ted Thompson of Williamston Deputy Grand Master of the I C C F Lodge Michigan spoke on order laws and praised Oddfellows and Rebekahs. Eva Schafley deg captain led a practice for initiation April 5.
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Rebekahs
Y. Hall Tuesaday
Dorothy Shepherd
Noble Grand
Mary Mussell
Mae Brown
Margaret Benchley
Guardian
Genevieve Hardman
Ted Thompson
Williamston
I. C. C. F. Lodge
Michigan
Marguerite Leonard
Oddfellows
Eva Schafley
Clare Bridge Tournaments Leads After Round Three
The third round of the Bridge Tournament at the Hotel Doherty Wednesday evening shows Aychey-Sands again leading in accumulative scores. Top six teams posted scores with Archey-Sands totaling 10 330 and Anderson-Wallace 10 050, Wicklund-Allen 9 970, Zinser-Hartshorn 8 610, Caple-Allen 7 090, Hall-Frey 6 850.
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Doherty
Aychey-Sands
Houghton-Brown
Wicklund-Allen
Zinser-Hartshorn
Bicknell-Duncan
Anderson-Wallace
Caple-Allen
Archey-Sands
Caple-Aillen
Hall-Frey
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Clare Study Club
Federation
Clare Country Club
Rollator Coldmaker
Household Appliances, Inc
McEwan St
Mick
King's Daughters
H. Loomis
Couuter
McEwan
M's
Richard Hartshorn
Esther Wise
L.W. Jackson, Sr
Jackson
Fred Busche
Harold Wright
John Doherty
Kuno Hammerberg
William Maynard
Coleman
Paul Sheponski
Leo. Brown
Marl Houghton
Maynard
Clubs and
Lodges
Clare ‘I
Lodge
Clare Rebekah
Jimmie Jingle
Dr. Hinkle Cascara
Vanity Fair
Creo
Stearns
Colgate
Schick
Artic Sealtest
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
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