Annual Easter Breakfast Next Wednesday
The WSC8 Easter Breakfast is set for next Wednesday morning at nine in the Methodist Church parlors. Hostesses include Mrs Wilson Samborn and others. committee heads promise a fitting program with the pageant A Worshiper s Vision. Reservations due by April 19, call Mrs Wallington or Mr Henry Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
Wilson Samborn
Frank McKnight
Harl Sternamian
Jack Paul
Theo Wallington
Ralph Shoeifiaker
Ralph Artibee
Laurie Woodward
H. T. Ruark
Clyde Marshall
Willard Bicknell
Charles Church
Chester Wallace
John B. Hall
Hmil Pfister
Herbert Randall
James Stanley
Frank Hachmuth
Br Quisital
Tim Frey
Donald Holbrook
Paul Lowrey
Henry Ackerman
Wallington
Second War Loan Target and Treasury Need
The note explains that if every man woman and child in the United States contributed one hundred dollars the total would reach about twelve billion dollars, presented as the amount the treasury must raise in the Second War Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Audrey Musser Becomes Bride of Lloyd Eberhart
Miss Audrey Musser daughter of Mr and Mrs Franl Musser became the bride of Lloyd Jinoy Eberhart son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Eberhart in a quiet ceremony Sunday afternoon April 11 at two o clock. Rev Charles Rieinhardt officiated at his Sheridan township home. The bride wore a blue wool suit with pink and white carnation corsage. Frances Musser sister served as bridesmaid in a rose suit with matching accessories. Leonard Carncross was best man. A wedding dinner followed at the groom’s parents home for immediate family and friends. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents. he is employed by Daw Chemical Company in Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Musser
Franl “Musser
Lloyd Jinioy Eberhart
Lloyd Eberhart
Charles Rieinhardt
Sheridan
Township
Frances Musser
Leonard Carncross
Eberhart
Daw Chemical Company
Midland
Alex Doras Golden Wedding Celebration in Grant Township
Sunday April 11 marked fifty years of marriage for Mr and Mrs Alex Dora of Grant township. The couple wed in Malone New York in 1893 and moved from Alma to Clare in 1915. They raised two sons six daughters thirty nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. A large noon dinner with fifty relatives accompanied cards gifts and a family poem by Joe Odette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dora
Grant Township
Notre Dame Church
Malone
New York
Blanchard
Michigan
Alma
Clare
Sam
U. S. Army
U. S. Navy
Fr. Morrison
Sheridan 4 H Club Meets at Carrow School
The Sheridan 4 H Club gathered at Carrow School on April 7. New members Ronald Schunk Ronald Whitmer Joe Pudway Bethel Jean Gerow and Verna May Wait enrolled. The group discussed projects including sanitation victory gardens poultry dairy potatoes and corn and planned a club name change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan 4-H
Carrow School
Annabelle Schunk
Ronald Schunk
Ronald Whitmer
Joe Pudway
Bethel - Jean Gerow
Verna May Wait
Stillmer
Satinity
Victory Gardens
Gibson
Uncle Sam Buys Frozen Vegetables for Army
The government adopts a policy of purchasing quick frozen vegetables for the army to save tin and steel for war production while improving meals for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broxwen
Sam
Esther Marshall to Wed April 25
The announcement names Esther Marie Marshall daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall of Clare as marrying Digval First son of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin First of Rosebush. The ceremony will be April 25 at Center Methodist Church. Esther is a 1942 Clare High School graduate and works at Art Damoth Insurance in Clare. Digval is a 1940 Mt. Pleasant High School graduate involved in music. They will reside on a farm three miles west of Rosebush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marshall
Clare
Hesther Marie
Digval
Orrin
Rosebush
Miss Marshall
Center Methodist Church
Clare High School
Art Damoth Insurance Agency
Mr. First
Mt. Pleasant High School
Clare Study Club Hosts April Meeting At Mrs McKnight Home
Mrs Prank McKnight opened her home for the Clare Study Club on April 18. Mrs Norris A Widen led the business session and Mrs Emil Pfister chaired. Mrs A E Mulder reported on equal rights for women and Mrs Elden spoke of the Jackson convention. Mrs Elden was asked to help on the election board. Mrs Pfister introduced Mrs Robert Ryan who presented a one act play “Mr Hardy Takes a Hand” with cast including Mr Hardy Mrs Harold Fleming and others. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mulder’s on April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank McKnight
Clare Study Club
Norris A. Widen
Emil Pfister
A. E. Mulder
Elden
Jackson
King's Daughters Honor Mrs Button at Farewell Event
The Baptist King's Daughters Society held a farewell pot luck at Mrs. D. W. Osborn's home for Mrs. Cora Button who leaves for Traverse City after an extended visit with her sister. The group shared readings and music, crafted Red Cross sofa pillows, and collected Nurse's Scholarship funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
D. W. Osborn
Cora Button
Traverse City
Mrs. Osborn
Red Cross
Robert Ryan
Redman
Osborn
Mia S. Button
Congregational Guild Plans Rummage Sale and Meet
The Congregational Guild met at the church parlors with co hosts Mrs Lionel Duncan and Mrs Arleigh Gorr. Mrs Frank Murdoch announced a rummage sale set for April 30 and May 1. Rosemary Wright visited Midland and attended a birthday party weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Guild
Lionel Duncan
Arleigh Gorr
Frank Murdoch
Rosemary Wright
Lydia Lavere
Eagle Group Meeting Details and Annual Officer Slate
The Eagle Nutrition Group met at Mrs. Howard Penrose home on April 6 with eight members present. Dinner featured stuffed sausage roll Harvard beets and cherry cobbler. Officers for the year elected include Chairman Mrs. Mary Miller Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Donna Poet Leaders Mrs. Mya Arvilla Newman and Mrs. Inez Pudway Alternate Mrs. Ethel Penrose Recreation Mrs. Mary Hemstreet. The lesson by Mrs. Howard Penrose covered Michigan Foods for the Family Table and methods to stretch meat. Topics for next year include Clothing Home Furnishing Home Management and Foods and Nutrition. No county achievement this year plans set for a get-together with Elm Grove group soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Nutrition Group
Howard Penrose
Harvard
Mary Hemstreet
Mary Miller
Donna
Mya
Arvilla Newman
Inez Pudway
Ethel Penrose
Michigan
Elm Grove
Lodge discusses benefit dance for Camp Fund tax
LARE ODD FELLOWS Wm D Harger presided at Clare meeting. After routine business the group planned a benefit dance to aid Camp Fund tax. A committee will meet with the Sister Rebekahs to finalize arrangements for the Hospital Bed loan and wheelchair committee reported it has been loaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lare Odd Fellows
Wm. D. Harger
Noble Grand
Clare
Rebekahs
Clare Townsend Club No 2 Meets in Hall for Large Gathering
One of Clare Townsend Club No 2’s largest meetings was held Thursday evening in their hall. President Effie Harvey led with America the Pledge and the Lord's Prayer. Readings by Cora Button and D W Osbort complemented reports. social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting set for April 22 in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend Club
Effie Harvey
America
Cora Button
D. W. Osbort
George Stough
Marquette Townsend Club
C. C. Ogle
Club
Clara Rebekah Lodge Plans Bed Loan and District Meeting
Twenty five members gathered with Mrs. Eliza Johnson presiding as Noble Grand. Guest Mrs. Iva Dickerson of Farwell attended. A committee from the subordinate lodge was admitted to arrange payment for a hospital bed shared by both lodges. The Nobie Grand appointed Mrs. Fannigé Schultz and Mrs. Marguerite Leonard to liaise with the Odd Fellow committee to loan the bed. The group practiced balloting for the District Meeting at Weidman on April 26. The Clara Degree Staff will travel to Farwell next Wednesday evening April 21 to confer the degree on candidates. All officers and members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glara Rebekah Lodge
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Eliza Johnson
Noble Grand
Iva Dickerson
Farwell
Andrew Irwin
Robert Archambault
Nobie Grand
Fannigé Schultz
Marguerite Leonard
Weidman
Better People Or Better Laws To Save The World
Classified note urges that the world improves not by laws but by better men and women. An advertising line emphasizes real help in buying or selling through Sentinel classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis.s. Mudge
Sentiel
Sentinel
Lesson Title for April 18 Selection
Lesson subject and Scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education as used by permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Gethsemane Watch and the Weakness of Peter
A devotional study on Jesus in Gethsemane from Matthew and John, focusing on Peter and John. It contrasts the high privilege of companionship with Christ with Peter’s and the disciples’ failure to stay awake, warning Christians against spiritual sleep amid danger and the lure of reckless zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Gethsemane
Peter
John
James
Christ
Jesus
God
Man
Clare Bridge Tournaments at Hotel Doherty Sixth Round
The sixth round of the Clare Bridge Tournament was held at Hotel Doherty. Grand slams were won by the Jackson Green and Artibee Allen teams. Top six scores for the evening: Forsberg Adams 12,760. Anderson Kajfer 10,980. Artibee Allen 10,850. Jackson Green 10,370. Bayer Haley 9,470. Bicknell Doherty 9,040. Cumulative totals: Anderson Kajfer 68,950. Forsberg Adams 61,000. Bayes Haley 61,480. Bicknell Doherty 60,990. Jackson Green 60,200. Parker Doherty 59,060. Red Cross collection noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Doherty
Artibee-Allen
Jackson-Green
Bayer-Haley
Bicknell-Doherty
Anderson-Kajfer
Forsberg-Adams
Bayés-Haley
Parker-Doherty
Red Cross
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Nene Canon
Harrybirds
Tim ‘Frey
Lawrence McCluskey
Harold Loomis
MacintZinser
Doherty
Delmar Adams
Shepherd
Albert Haley
Fred Doherty
Leo Hampton
Church of"God Missionary ‘Society
Harry’ Cleveland
Red Grove
James Grigg
Russell Grigg
Carl Cotton
Roth Williams
Allen Gerow
Clare Good Literature Club
Will Garchow
Mildred Teachout
South America
Kenneth Ritter
Cal'Foss
Jack Spencer
Stanley Parish
Spencer
Hazel Hawkins
S. M. Carrier
James Clute
Dale Stough
Omer Parent
John Stough
Bouchey
Doris Bicknell
Rebe Hnings
Austin Bates
Carrie Per“vorss
Carla Mae Chaplin
Alex Doras
Hall of Fame
Joe Odette
Naomi Pudvay
Esther Marshall
King’s Daughters
Mrs. Button
EAGLE
Esson
Harold L. Lund
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
John II, Gethsemane
Eeseon
John Golden
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mid
Spring Drug Specials
Rex
Gillan
A.B.D.G
Fletchers Castoria
Carters
Dr. Hess
Claré
Fleming Shoe Company
Clare Basement
Davy Bldg
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