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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1945

Page

3

Local clubs hold meetings and bridge games across town

The Clare Townsend Club, Pro and Con Club, Wise Pepper Club, Nine Oclock Club, Tuesday Bridge Club, Shuffle Club and Good Literature Club met or hosted events this week. High scores were won by various members, pot luck lunches were served, and several anniversaries and showers were noted.

Clarence Ramey Wise Pepper Club George Renner John Stough Henry Russell Norman Rocket Edith Maxwell John Tice

Bride Billie Lou Maylan Weds Pfc Frederick Holt in Ply mouth

Miss Billie Lou Maylan of Garden City marries Pfc Frederick Holt Jr. in a quiet April 5 1945 ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Ply mouth officiated by Rev Henry J Walsh. The couple plans to return to Garden City after his 45 day furlough. Holt served in England Holland and Germany earning a service ribbon with two stars.

Billie Lou Maylan William Maylan Garden City Pfc Frederick Holt, Jr Fred Holt First Presbyterian Church Plymouth Henry J. Walsh Pfe Holt Harley Holt West Fifth Street England Holland Germany Heelland Fort Sheridan Illinois

Clare Study Club Meets at Borror Home Tuesday

The Clare Study Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Borror's home Tuesday at eight. It discussed Red Cross worker needs and accepted the resignation of president Mrs. Emil Pfister. May breakfast at Doherty Hotel on May 1 at nine. reservations by April 30 noon. breakfast eighty five cents. Program included two piano duets and two piano solos by members, plus a book review of Guy Howard’s The Walking Preacher of the Ozarks by Mrs. Willard Bicknell.

Clare Study Club Kenneth Borror Red Cross Emil Pfister Harold Jones Janice Borror Miss Borror Guy Howard Walking Preacher of

W S C S Meets in Methodist Church Parlors

The W S C S met in the Methodist church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James Gillespie presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Fred Pierson included song and program by Clare High School students with Patty Hall and others presenting orations, readings, and extempore speeches. A business session discussed the district meeting in Clare May 3 and a vote to donate rummage to war relief. Refreshments were served by committee members.

W.S.C.S Methodist Church James Gillespie Fred Pierson Chas. Hahn Clare High School Patty Hall Bob Clark Phyllis Ogle Mickey’s Marker Vena Lee Gillespie Jan Bicknell Fpfister W.S.C Clare Church Charles Hahn Fred Phillips

Adult Fellowship Class Social Hour at Church Parlor

The Adult Fellowship Class of the Methodist Sunday School invites all church and Sunday school adults to a social hour on Wednesday evening April 18 at eight o clock in the church parlors. Leo Russell leads the program and refreshments will be served. new members receive a special welcome.

Congregational Guild Methodist Sunday School Leo Russell

Accidents 90 Percent Preventable Highlighted by Surveys

Industrial surveys indicate nine tenths of worker accidents can be prevented. Experts urge improved safety measures and training to reduce injuries across industries.

Wedding of Marie Fitzpatrick and Roy Smith at St. Henry's

On April 5 at St. Henry's Church Rosebush, Marie Fitzpatrick and Roy Smith wed with Rev. James Fitzpatrick officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Wentworth. Breakfast for fifty at the Fitzpatrick home followed. The couple will reside at their Rosebush farm after a short honeymoon.

St. Henry's Church Rosebush Marie Fitzpatrick Roy Smith James Fitzpatrick St. Joseph Retreat Dearborn Sylvester Wentworth Gordon A. Grant Dennis Fitzpatrick Clare Albert Smith

Cpl Roy Ramsey Honored At Family Dinner

A family dinner for thirty eight relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Burton Bay in Sheridan township Saturday April 8 honors Cpl Roy Ramsey on his furlough after thirty six months in Southwest Pacific combat. Attendees from Alma Flint Beaverton Midland and Clare joined in prayers, meals, games and viewing army and foreign land photos.

Burton Bay Sheridan Township Cpl Roy Ramsey Southwest Pacific Geo.Dorr Orval Sanders Janice Paul Sischo Slyde McDonald Kenneth Ramsey Alma B. M. Ramsey Flint Ethard Walters Beaverton Cpl Ramsey Midland Clarence Jordan Leo Glen Bay Clarence Bay Clare Loren Sanders

King's Daughters Meet in Church Parlors Wednesday

The Baptist King's Daughters Society met in the church basement on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harle Redman presiding. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Redman and Mrs. Roy Kinsey. The group will meet next week at Mrs. Minnie Brown's home.

Baptist King’s Daughters Society Harle Redman Redman Roy Kinsey Minnie Brown

Steel color codes mark forging quality grades for industry and military

Forging quality steels with varying physical properties are identified by color codes in the forge shop storage. Each steel grade used for forgings by industry and by the army and navy is assigned a specific color for identification and inventory control.

Army Navy

Book of the Month Club Meets With Mrs. Mitchell

The Book of the Month Club gathered at Mrs. Freeman Mitchells home for a chili dinner and a brief business session led by president Mrs. Lawrence Beck. Officers elected were Mrs. Beck president, Mrs. D A Derby secretary, and Mrs. Howard Brown treasurer. Members shared notes on Michigan early settlers and planned sewing for a needy family.

Freeman Mitchell Lawrence Beck Beck D. A. Derby Howard Brown Derby Elmer Comes East Fifth Street

Rebekah Degree Staff Confer Fourteen Gladwin Victories

Rebekah degree staff and members traveled to Gladwin Tuesday evening to confer the degree on fourteen Gladwin candidates and four Farwell candidates. Guests from Detroit Onaway Farwell Clare and Gladwin lodges attended, totaling one hundred with thirty seven from Clare. Kathryn Moore presented a gift to Eleanor Lehr degree captain, and Lehr thanked the staff. A luncheon with floral centerpieces and pink and green favors followed.

Clara Rebekah Gladwin Farwell Detroit Onaway Clare Kathryn Moore Eleanor Lehr

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Clare Townsend Club C. D. Harvey West First Street Arthur Ulrich John Stoll Allen Crum John Bruckart Dorsey Mussell Misa Barbara Zinser Nine O'clock Club Twe Anna Morgan Miss Zinser Fenton Ware Louie Thayer Will Lange Thayer Will Holmes Leon Casner Jack Spencer Clyde Urquhart George Finch Spencer Urquhart Phillip Hochstetler Hcestess Good Literature Club Jennie Pierson Harrison Shannons Arthur Walter Claude Hartman Donald Colmus Crystal Walter Martha Irwin Simmons H.T. Ruarh Il Honor Ray Shields Charles Prather Harry Roberts Yine, Hha Uy É Bai Hea Z Country Club Pillsbury's Lily White Graham Cattniry Club Simon Kroger Dez Hemo Cherry Jelly Morgan's Welch’s Oona Fancy Peas Walla Walla Armour Benuzit Bay Florida Wcs Maine Kroger’s Chuck Roast Rea. Os Frederick Holt Borror Bicaines Bette St. Cecilia’s Parish Council Catholic Women St. Cecilia’s Council National Council of Catholic Women Theodore Bowler Robert Drew A. J. Doherty Josephine Koch Women’s Hospital Auxiliary Harold Wyman Gloria Hales Barbara Johnson Martha Jean McKinnon Mary Murphy John Murphy Dominic McConnell Father Brophy John Hall Flo Kane Ethel Gleasoil King’s Daughters Roy E. Cimmerer Clare, Mid Spring Drug Specials Magnesia Wrisley Bath Cariers Little Liver Pills Cereson F. Mitchell Rebekah
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