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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1951

Page

15

Auxiliary To Send Betty Bellows To All Girls State

The American Legion Auxiliary met in April with eight members. Betty Bellows was chosen to attend All Girls State at Ann Arbor with Mary Lee Titus as alternate. Poppy Day supply status was reported by Alma Clute. A social pot luck supper for April 23 was planned with Mabel Fortin as committee chair.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Betty Bellows Ann Arbor Mary Lee Titus Alma Clute Legion Auxiliary Mabel Fortin

Social Briefs Highlight Local Club Themed Gatherings

Mrs. Stanley Parrish hosted her Bridge Club with two tables and high score to Mrs. Willard Bell. Various clubs met for desserts, pot luck lunches, and card play while the W S C S planned April elections and a post party. Rebekah lodge and district meetings drew many members, with birthdays celebrated and fund drives announced.

Stanley Parrish Bridge Club Willard Bell Leonel Green Cleland Green Merry Bight Club Bertha Cappaert Catharine Beale Mary Harmon Mason Smith

WSC Circle III Elects At April Meeting

Circle III of the WSC met at Mrs Marguerite Dawson home on April 11. Mrs Florence Samborn chaired the session with Mrs Helen Bolle and Mrs Dorothy Bader as tellers. Officers elected were Mary Brooks chairman Heith Haggaert vice chair and Hisie Brewer secretary treasurer. A dessert course followed for sixteen members three visitors and seven children. The next meeting will be May 9 at Mrs Dorothy Bader’s home.

Clara Rebekah Lodge Olive Irwin Noble Grand Rebekah Ina Hammond Gladys White Genevieve Irwin Eva Nowlen Coleman Chemical Center Canton Midland Lewis Capen Grand Lodge Grace Norwood Circle Ili W.S.C.5 Marguerite. Dawson Florence Samborn Helen Bolle Dorothy Bader Mary Brooks Heith Haggaert Hisie Brewer Haggaert

Clare Benefit Auxiliary Birthday and Quilt Work Notes

The Clare Benefit Auxiliary met at Mrs. Guy Hardy's home on March 21 for a birthday pot luck dinner with nine attending. Members sewed quilt blocks and planned future meetings at Mrs. Bouchey's on April 4 and Mrs. Defoy's on April 18 for April birthday dinner.

Clare Benefit Guy Hardy John Bouchey Bessie Defoy

Friendly Neighbor Club Hosts March Meeting and Cookery Event

The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Mrs. Nellie Niemeyer’s home on Thursday afternoon March 29. Members and one visitor recited the Lord’s Prayer, then discussed club business before attending a cooking demonstration at the Methodist Church. Prizes went to Mrs. Anna Fullerton for dinner, Mrs. Iva Nowlen for biscuits and hot chicken salad, and Mrs. Helen Erter for apple Alaska pie, followed by a return to the Niemeyer home for a pot of refreshments.

George Renner Mae Renner Hazel Lennox Maud Ramey Edna Anderson Coleman Friendly Neighbor Club Nellie Niemeyer Wight Methodist Church Anna Fullerton Iva Nowlen Helen Erter Niemeyer

Clare Student Club Elects New Officers

R. W. Osborne of Clare has been elected public relations officer for the division’s Triangle Club. O. K. Osborne of Big Rapids is the new president. Frank Bitnay of Detroit is the department’s new faculty advisor.

R. W. Osborne Clare Ferris Institute Trades and Industry School Triangle Club O. K. Osborne Big Rapids Frank Bitnay Detroit

Brown Corners Community Notes

The Rev Beery and family and Rey and Mrs Roach were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Trietch. Clarence Miller and his mother visited Mr and Mrs Roy Sweet. Garver and Ada Coulter have returned home from the hospital. Sunday visitors included Frank Spear, Arthur Finch and Paul, at the Trietch home. Weekend guests were Harold Shaver, Don Shaver, Win Clark and families. Roy Holliday and Dick Surato were breakfast guests. A survey near Grayling found thirty four deer dead by starvation. Roy Sweet and Al Shaver are ill with the flu.

Fred Trietch al Shaver Harold Shaver Don Shaver Aletha Garver Lyle Shaver Terry Roy Sweet

Extension Clubs Clare Group Meets in March Gathering

Clare Extension Club Group I met March 27 at Mrs. Bernard Tubbs home with sixteen ladies. Mrs. James Corsant reported Harrison meeting plans for May Achievement Day. Mrs. Charles Prather and Mrs. Charles Richter taught a clothes lesson using illustrated pictures. A quiz followed with scoring by outfit points. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Homer Berle and Mrs. Sidney Beale.

Clare Extension Club Bernard Tubbs James Corsant Harrison Charles Prather Charles Richter Homer Berle Sidney Beale

Lake Extension Group Meets With Lesson on Ward Robes

The Lake Extension Group met March 22 at Mrs. Wm. Lowrie's home with 21 members and one visitor. Mrs. Kellogg gave the lesson Your Clothes and You. Committees reported on bazaar phases. Next meeting set for April 19 at Mrs. Helen Rice's home.

Fire Hazard Cautions Against Gasoline Based Cleaners

Warning that using gasoline naphtha or benzine for garment cleaning poses a fire risk. The notice stresses danger of fire when these materials are employed for cleaning clothes.

Bakery Outlets Reach Half Million Stores Nationwide

The country has about 30,000 bakeries selling goods through over 500,000 retail outlets. The network spans urban and rural markets with broad consumer access to baked products.

Father Son Banquet Set for April 20 at Oddfellows Hall

The annual Father Son Banquet will be held at Oddfellow Ball Friday evening April 20. Tickets cost 1.00 for adults and 0c for children under 12, with Oddfellows 2912 West Coast Lumber selling tickets. The article notes early West Coast lumber trade in 1788 when Captain John Mears shipped logs to China.

Oddfellow Ball The Oddfellows West Coazst West Coast John Mears China

Dan McDonald Presents Major Ford Repair Work

Dan McDonald promotes major repair work at Your Friendly Ford De ar highlighting extensive vehicle service options and customer care. The ad stresses reliability, skilled technicians, and convenient shop hours for all makes and models.

Dan McDonald Ford Dea

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