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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1942
Page
13
Phenex Antiseptic for dandruff loosens flaky scales and relieves itchy scalp. It contains no alcohol and is harmless to hair. It is greaseless and effective for clear scalp appearance.
Rose Marie Karpinski of Jackson married Hugh Vernell Shaver son of Arthur township in a single ring ceremony at Rev Charles Kleinhardt home Brown Corners on Easter Sunday April 5. The couple will reside at 1218 Francis Street Jackson with groom employed at Frost Gear and Forge Company.
Miss Joy Groves hosts a dinner for Millard Bell before camp. W.S.C.S. Mother and Daughter Banquet planned for April 29 at Methodist Church. Wedding of Miss Mary Evelyn Jagger and Jack Lawrence attended by relatives. Bridge and Thistle Club meet with high scores recorded. Jan Bicknell hosts a fifteenth birthday dinner then Minstrel Show at school. Past Matron's Club works on convalescent robes for Red Grass. May meeting at Mrs. Robert Ryan. Couple Cleland and Ernest Green receive a large social shower with gifts. Private Carl Lloyd honored at family dinner with many Lloyd relatives. Clare Good Literature Club to hold Scholarship Tea April 21. Norris Blystone surprised on birthday with a neighbor gathering. Merry Twelve Bridge Club meets with prizes and refreshments.
Dorothy Mildred Sperring of Live Oak Florida and C Ray Neeper of Lake Michigan married March 28 1942 at the bride's home in Live Oak Florida. Dorothy a Suwannee High School graduate 1940 and Ray a Farwell High School graduate 1937. They honeymoon along the route to Lake Michigan where he will work his father's farm.
The final round at Gleason's Monday bridge tournament crowned Johnson-Green in first place. The grand slam prize for the evening went to Frey-Hall, with six high teams totaling Johnson-Green 80 280 and Frey-Hall 110 930 in the evening scores.
A fragment shows a note signed Affectionately Martha paid for any day of swimming, suggesting a personal or commemorative inscription. The word bhietk appears as a garbled token or misspelling, leaving the exact meaning unclear while preserving the intimate tone and dateless signature.
Miss Doris Zinser daughter of Mr and Mrs Erwin Zinser became the bride of Calvin Foss son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Foss in a Congregational Parsonage ceremony Friday April 10 at 7 00 pm Rev Albert Dave officiating The couple spent the weekend at Detroit Pontiac and Milan and will reside in the Mater Apartment Mrs Foss works at Wm H Bicknell Co and Mr Foss with Michigan Bell at Midland Also attending were out of town guests Howard Waite and Miss Willa Montaneu of Bellevue.
Miss Leona Boulton and Corp. John Eichorn wed at the home of Rev. Charles Kleinhardt in Brown Corners on Friday evening April 10 1942. Rev. Kleinhardt performed the single ring ceremony in the groom's family presence. The couple will live in Flint while he serves as an Army parachutist at Fort Bragg after a twelve day furlough.
Mrs Norris Elden opened her home for the Study Club gathering led by President Mrs Frank Hochstetler. Program chair Mrs A M Arti bee presented the day’s program with piano selections by Mrs Paul L Lowrey and reviews by Mrs Emil Pfister including works by Mantle Green Hart and Rice. New member Mrs Effie Saul welcomed. next meeting set with Mrs Theodore G Bowler on April 28.
The Hall-Frey team maintained first place in the weekly bridge tournament at Hotel Doherty on Wednesdays. Daily top six scores listed Frey-Hall 12 740 Wehrly-Groves 10 770 Kaiser-Anderson 10 460 Stoll-Douglas 10 130 Park-Wakefield 9 900 Comes-Meredith 9 540. Tournament totals show Hall-Frey 45 120 Kajser-Anderson 41 340 Strange Beach 38 920 Comes-Meredith 35 150 Forsberg-Adams 24 950 Webbly-Grooves 33 910.
Over 70 nonmetallic minerals are produced commercially in the country while 15 industrial minerals must be imported.
It is estimated that American motorists travel about 180 billion miles each year on highways.
Glaciers develop when heavy snowfall exceeds melting over long periods, accumulating into dense ice. Persistent colder conditions and compaction convert snow layers into firmly packed ice sheets.
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