Pinochle and bridge clubs host busy week of socials
The Pinochle Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Loomis home with Mrs. Henry Kinsel and Roy Kinsey winning. Numerous bridge groups gathered at various homes with high scores recorded by members including Mrs. Jd. Johnston, Mrs. B. A. Anderson and Mrs. Austin Meyers. Social events featured birthday celebrations for Martha Ann Parent and Gala Bergey, plus L D S Aid crafts and club meetings around April events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Loomis
Henry Kinsel
Roy Kinsey
A. J. Doherty
Frank Doherty
Mackinaw Island
Jd. Johnston
B. A. Anderson
O. A. Derby
Chester Wallace
F. C. Sanford
Jay Green
Wallace
Hollis Walton
Allen
Phillip Hochstetler
Stanley Parish
Walton
Martha Ann Parent
Martha Ann
Omer Parent
Wheaton Avenue
Hazel Hawkins
Will Holmes
Erwin Zinser
Papain in Papaya May Aid Protein Rebuilding Process
Researchers report reversible steps in protein breakdown and resynthesis. Papain, the active substance in papaya, aids digestion by breaking down proteins and may also influence rebuilding. Experiments by Dr. Max Bergmann and Rockefeller Foundation associates support papain's dual role in digestion and synthesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bergmann
Rockefeller Foundation
Miss Elaine Frey Becomes Bride of Cleland Green
Miss Elaine Frey daughter of Mr and Mrs Tim Frey becomes the bride of Cleland Green son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Green in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at the Methodist parsonage officiated by Dr John H Hall. Bridesmaid Miss Phyllis Frey best man Leonal Green. Guests from Grand Rapids St Louis attend the reception at Gleasons for twenty. The couple plan a wedding trip to Cleveland and the south then reside in Clare where Mr Green works for Gulf Refining and Mrs Frey remains with Michigan Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Elaine Frey
Tim Frey
Cleland Green
Ernest Green
John H. Hall
Phyllis Frey
Leonal Green
Miss Frey
Gleason's
Green
Cleveland
Ohio
Clare
Gulf Refining Company
Frey
Michigan Bell Telephone Office
James McClannahan
Grand Rapids
Ralph Boyles
A. A. Frey
St. Louis
Florine Town and Edward Jeannin Wed in Detroit
Miss Florine Town of Detroit wed Edward R Jeannin son of Mr and Mrs J F Jeannin of Detroit at the Methodist Church in Somerset Center on Saturday March 28. Rev Philip A Carpenter officiated with Mr and Mrs Clifford Schell as only attendants. The couple will reside in Detroit after a short visit with the Towns in Farwell. Mrs Jeannin is a Farwell High School graduate from class of 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Town
Detroit
Earl Town
Farwell
Edward R. Jeannin
J. F. Jeannin
Somerset Center
Philip A. Carpenter
Clifford Schell
Jeaninin
Farwell High School
Mt Pleasant Team Holds Top Honors At Doherty Tourney
Mt Pleasant duo Strange and Beach led the Bridge Tournament at Hotel Doherty in week two scoring 12 710 for the day and shaping the top grand slam honors. Top daily scores included Bayes Doherty 10 120 Frey Hall 9 990 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Doherty
Strange and Beach
Strange-Beach
Bayes-Doherty
Frey-Hall
Neft-Jones
Comes-Meredith
Anderson-Kajfez
Forsberg-Adams
Impressive Easter Program By Ladies Guild
Mrs Wayne Geeck Mrs Phil Geeck and Mrs Roy Harter hosted a Congregational Guild meeting in church parlors. Mrs Austin Bates presided. Readings flower fund report and Easter story noted. Two new members welcomed and attendance contest led by Mrs Horace Joyner. Next meeting April 15 hosted by Mrs Biden Feighner and Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Geeck
Phil Geeck
Roy Harter
Congregational Guild
Austin Bates
John Nelson
Flower Fund
Stanley Masten
St. Luke
Richard Allen
Paradise
Margaret Widdemer
Cecile Roberts
Masten
David Mair
Calvary’s
N. A. Biden
M. D. Feighner
Lionel Duncan
Tipping Across Cultures: Bak Sheesh Cumshaw and Tip Etiquette
A concise comparison of tipping terms across regions. It notes that in the Near East the phrase bak sheesh, in the Orient Cumshaw, and in the United States simply tipping describe gratuities or small favors given for service. The piece surveys linguistic variations and cultural practice around tipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Orient
United States
Payroll boom doubles wartime federal jobs
Surveys show 1,400,000 people now on the federal payrolls, about twice the number during World War I, reflecting a large expansion of government staffing.
Marguerite Byba Weds Sgt James A DeArmond in Grand Rapids
Marguerite Byba of Grand Rapids and Sergeant James A. DeArmond of Fort Devon Massachusetts were married at the groom's parents home in Grand Rapids on March 28. Rev J E McGain conducted the double ring ceremony with attendants Marjory and Lewis DeArmond. A reception followed. The couple visited Clare before his return to camp. Mrs DeArmond has worked in Grand Rapids for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Byba
Marguerite Byba
Grand Rapids
James A. DeArmond
Fort Devon
Massachusetts
J. E. McGain
Mgr
Jackson Comes Lead In Gleason Tourney After Sixth Round
The Jackson Comes team maintains the lead in round six of the Gleason Bridge Tourney at Gleason's venue Monday evening. Individual scores show Jackson Comes 11 210 and the six-team totals list Jackson Comes 53 950 top, followed by Johnson Green 49 780 and Anderson Kajfez 48 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson-Comes
Gleason’s
Doherty Parker
Johnson-Green
Stoll-Wallace
Anderson-Kajfez
Wyman-Douglas
Doherty-Parker
Easter Breakfast at Methodist Church by W S C S
The eleventh annual Easter breakfast of the W S C S was served in the church parlors to about one hundred members and guests. Mrs James Gillespie led arrangements, Mrs Averyl Clute portrayed Mary of Bethany and spoke on Joy Cometh in the Morning. Soloists Mrs Rose Mary Carter sang Were You There and Gloria with Easter lilies decorating the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Fred Pierson
James Gillespie
Averyl Clute
Mary of Bethany
Rose Mary Carter
Gloria
Ward Boody
Eva Lowrey
Kings Daughters Meet With Mrs Ryan Wednesday
Mrs Minnie Brown hosted the Baptist Kings Daughters Society meeting. Mrs Robert Ryan opened with a reformed Russian article on Norah's Ark and Genesis 6. Prayer by Mrs C C Knapp followed. Plans were set for Haster breakfast after the Sunrise Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brown
Baptist King's Daughters Society
Robert Ryan
C. C. Knapp
Mary Gilmore
Community
Red Cross
Roy Kinsey
Walter Foell
Mrs J E Sparbel Hosts Book of the Month Club
Mrs J E Sparbel, club president, welcomed twelve members to her home for a Book of the Month Club visit. They enjoyed a bountiful noon meal, musical numbers by Mrs Hester Brown, readings by Mrs Cecil McCluskey and Mrs Frances Thompson, and Mrs Luoma won a contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sparbel
Sparbel
Hsther Brown
Cecil. McCluskey
Frances Thompson
Luoma
Sparkel
Clare Study Club Discusses Federation Speakers and Plans
The Clare Study Club met at Mrs. George Stanfield's home on March 31. Members suggested programs for the year and discussed the Federation of Woman's Clubs highlights held in Detroit. Dr. Buckner Coe urged religious faith and a durable peace policy, referencing the Churchill Roosevelt pact. The club canceled the Library's 20th anniversary dinner, and the next meeting is set for April 14 at Mrs. Norris Elden's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
George Stanfield
Frank Hochstetler
Theo Bowler
Norris Elden
United States
Great Britain
R. T. C. Prout
Michigan
Robert Kazmeyer
Detroit
Loffell Dickenson
New Hampshire
Emma A. Fox
Olive Deane Harmel
Ann Arbor
O. R. Yoder
Michigan State Hospital
Ypsilanti
Clare City
Doherty
Norris Blden
Emil Pfister
Burns Montle
Frances Duncan Named Secretary of Central Commerce Club
Frances Duncan, a Clare junior at Central Michigan College of Education, was named secretary of the Commerce club at its annual election. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lionel Duncan of Clare and a high achieving student who graduated Clare High School in 1939. Other officers elected were Thomas Harris president Evelyn Donahue treasurer and Jack Trustman vice president. The club, a large campus group, plans its spring social activities and an organization hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Duncan
Clare
Central Michigan College of Education
Commerce Club
Lionel Duncan
Central Michigan
Clare High School
Commerce Group
Thomas Harris
Traverse City
Evelyn Donahue
Mt. Pleasant
Jack Trustman
Keege Harbor
Miss Duncan
Grant Community Club Meets in Town Hall Wednesday Nite
Grant township club met in the town hall on Wednesday April 1 to discuss salvage program funds and plans for a party and dance set for Friday night April 10 Fred Dora reported on entertainment by State Police hoped to have them at the May 6 meeting The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs Charles VanDen Berg Everyone is welcome to attend May 6 for education and fun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Community Club
Grant Township
Fred Dora
Charles VanDen Berg
Fadts and Fancies in Campus Style and Sewing Trends
Campus girls are decorating youthful white dickeys worn with plunging necklines by embroidering first names on the left lapel using fast-dye mercerized thread. New blackout buttons emit a greenish glow in the dark, with flower and circular luminous inset designs. Spring sewing campaigns also feature gay prints and knife-pleated grosgrain ribbon trims on skirts, necklines, and sleeves.
Clare Sentinel Liner Suggestion for Next Week
The note suggests trying a Clare Sentinel liner next week indicating a planning or editorial idea. It mentions no specific events or dates and lacks additional names or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shli
Clare Sentinel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Sditer
Noble Grand
Wilson Bader
Idle Hour Club
Austin Meyers
Dorothy Schlaffey
Johanna Smith
Douglas Smith
Stuart Bicknell
L.D.S. Aid
Glen Bergey
Cleo
Gwen Ramey
Gala
Freddie Bergey
Clare Good Literature Club
William Gardon, Jr
John H. Halil
H.T. Ruark
Thistle Club
Ed. Roach
Lakeview
Lyle Chapman
Fred Busche
Frank Murdoch
Earlybird Club
Hugene Wyman
Erwin Zinger
Ladies Union
First Congregational Church
Anna Rogers
Thurza Dawe
John Stough
Louise Ahrens
Mr. Stough
John Tice
B. McNerney
Mrs. Stough
William Chapple
Stuart Beatty
Denton
Earl Denton
Rolland Snider
GC. C. Ogle
Clare Cleaners
Ruth Belle Beauty Shop
West Fifth St
Clare, Mich
Edward Jeannin
Ladies Guild
Sgt
Jackson
Methodist Church
King’s Daughters
Mrs. R. Ryan
J. E. Sparbel
Book of the Month Club
Mrs. Elden
Clare Study Club of
Central
Town Hall
Roy E. Cimmerer
Wrisley
U.S.P
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