Zenobia Chapter Meeting and Local Bridge Club Activities
Zenobia Chapter No 129 CES will hold its regular meeting next Thursday evening May 4. Mrs Marl Houghton entertained her bridge club with two tables of contract. high score won by Mrs Harold Jones second by Mrs Aus tin Bates. Hazel Hawkins entertained two tables Tuesday. high score Mrs Louis Thayer second Mrs John Stenagh traveler Mrs Will Holmes. Wise Pepper Club held its final gathering at John Stough farm with dinner games dancing and a royal finale. The Friday afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs A M Artibee also two tables. high Mrs Artibee second Mrs James Rassgat. Mrs Allen Crum hosted two tables of bridge with prizewinners Mrs Ritter and Mrs Bruckart. Birthday dinners were noted for Mr and Mrs Eli Fisher and Mrs George Bryant. Marlene Nolan celebrated a sixth birthday with ten guests and a social hour of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Ces
Marl Houghton
Harold Jones
Austin Bates
Hazel Hawkins
Frank Murdoch
Louis Thayer
John Stenagh
Will Holmes
Wise Pepper Club
Lovely Farm
John Stough
Mrs. Stough
A. M. Artibee
Honer
F. C. Sanford
Artibee
James Rassgat
Allen Crum
Kenneth Ritter
John Bruckart
Harold Elgar
Eli Fisher
George Bryant
Mr. Bryant
Marjory
Ernest Bryant
Marlene Nolan
Sonotone Hearing Aid Clinic Offers Free Audiometric Test
A Saginaw Michigan ad promotes Sonotone services with a free scientific audiometric test to show if you can be helped. It notes one grade of hearing and emphasizes personalized fitting, no charge or obligation, located at 321 Building and Lean Building in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bidg
Lean Bidg
Saginaw
Michigan
Group sings to celebrate birthday with gifts
The group sang Happy Birthday and Marlene received thoughtful gifts during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene
Evelyn Mielke and Kenneth Tuck Wed Saturday
Evelyn Mielke daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Mielke of Clare county and Kenneth Tuck son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tuck of Gladwin county were united in marriage in St Johns Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Clare Saturday afternoon April 22 in a double ring ceremony read by Rev H C Leyer with the bride s brother and wife Mr and Mrs Oswald Mielke Clare county as witnesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mielke
Carl Mielke
Clare County
Kenneth Tuck
Fred Tuck
Gladwin County
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Clare
H. C. Leyrer
Oswald Mielke
Amos Waters Celebrate Golden Wedding Jubilee in Sheridan Township
Mr and Mrs Amos Waters marked their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Sheridan township home Tuesday April 25 neighbors and friends brought gifts and best wishes Miss Mary Wright and Amos Waters wed in Saginaw on April 25 1854 renewing a long life together in Detroit and Clare before settling in Sheridan township on April 10 1931 Mrs Waters health has been poor in recent years Mr Waters has worked as a landscape contractor in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Waters
Sheridan Township
Mary Wright
Saginaw
Detroit
Waters
Clare
Otto Pinos Honored Guests at Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Otto Pino were honored guests at a Clare Faculty Club dinner at Dunlops Cafe Monday evening. Committee leaders were Mr and Mrs L C Garthe Mr and Mrs Austin Bates Mrs Betty Williams and Miss Virginia Graves. Supt Bates praised teachers efforts and Mr Pino's two year contributions to the school system. Mr Pino spoke of upcoming work beginning May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Pino
Clare
Dunlop’s
L. C. Garthe
Austin Bates
Betty Williams
Virginia Graves
Supt. Bates
Pino
Clare Study Club Meets Mrs Mulder Tuesday Evening
The Clare Study Club will gather at 8:00 PM Tuesday May 2 at Mrs A B Mulder’s home. Mrs James E Ryan will report on her recent attendance at the State Federation meeting in Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
A. B. Mulder
James E. Ryan
State Federation
Grand Rapids
Primary Children of Methodist Sunday School Enjoy Party
Primary Department children gathered for a Wednesday evening supper in the church parlors served by teachers with help from several mothers. Guests included Mrs. Earl Sternaman and Rev. Hahn. Mrs Pine, a departing teacher, received gifts and farewells as the class celebrated a year of work in the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Methodist Primary Department
Charles Hahn
James Gillespie
Laurice Seiter
Delbert Nolan
Jack Paul
Arthur Ulrich
H. T. Ruark
Laurie Woodward
Earl Sternaman
Verona Bower
Hahn
Otto Pittio
Maxwell
Fred Pierson
Florence Force
Ping
Literature Club Meets With Mrs Harter on Tuesday
The Good Literature Club met at Mrs Roy Harter home on Tuesday April 25 for its regular session. Mrs Sarah Schaeffer opened the meeting and approved minutes and the Scholarship Tea. Red Cross collections were taken and a picnic supper fundraiser will benefit the Red Cross. The scholarship committee was named and Estella Artibee reviewed A Tree Grows in Brooklyn to applause and thanks. Next meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Literature Club
Roy Harter
Sarah Schaeffer
Red Cross
Ruth Hachmuth
Leah Garcow
The
School Dance a Success in Clare High Gym
Clare P T A Club hosted a dance for junior high and high school students in the high school gym last Friday. Music by Mrs George Lehr Ed Schlafley and Bill Schlafley featured waltzes and square dancing as Supt Austin Bates and Mrs Gerald Brown led the grand march to close a highly praised event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare P.T.A. Club
George Lehr
Ed. Schlafley
Bill Schlafley
Austin Bates
Gerald Brown
P.T.A. Club
Ladies Guild Meets With Mrs J McKay Wednesday Afternoon
The Congregational Ladies Guild met at Mrs James McKay home with Mrs Jas Bicknell as co host. Mrs Tom Groves attended. President Mrs Frank Murdoch led the business session. Rev Harold Watson gave devotions and an inspiring talk on Social Action. Lois Brown provided two piano solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKay
Jas. Bicknell
Tom Groves
Frank Murdoch
Harold Watson
Stuart Bicknell
Lois Brown
Green Cathedral
Pvt. W. Phillips Honored at Social Events
Mrs. Ruth Herron hosted a dinner on Wednesday honoring Pvt. Willard Phillips of Camp Blanding on a twelve day leave. Relatives and friends, including Wilma Bradley, Hola McDonel, and Helen Cleveland, attended. On Sunday, fifteen relatives gathered at James and Ruth Bradley’s home near Mann Siding for a second reception. Phillips returned to duty on Wednesday with best wishes from his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Herron
Pvt
Willard Phillips
Camp Blanding
Florida
Wilma Bradley
Hola McDonel
Helen Cleveland
James Bradley
Mann Siding
Willard
Eight O Clock Eight Club Reunites After Two Years
On Friday April 21 the Eight O clock Hight Club met at Mrs. John Stoll’s home for its first gathering in two years. Guest of honor was Mrs. Forest Palmer from DeKalb Texas. Members present included Mrs. Stanley Parish Mrs. Jay Hendrie Mrs Albert Haley Mrs Wm Kirkpatrick Mrs Paul Koch and Mrs Frank Bissett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stoll
Forest Palmer
DeKalb
Texas
Stanley Parish
Jay Hendrie
Albert Haley
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Paul Koch
Frank Bissett
Mt. Pleasant
Stoll
Healey
Kirkpatrick
Palmer
Nila Struble
Pontiac
Lee Stillwagon
Detroit
Dorsey Mussell
Seattle
Washington
Lund
Hotel Doherty Hosts Keen Bridge Final Round
The bridge tournament at Hotel Doherty concluded its final round with high play from the Andersons Kaiser team. Grand slam honors went to Naumes Garfield Neff Johnson and Anderson Kajfez. A total of $19.65 was raised for the Red Cross. Final top six scores: Anderson Kajfez 98 220 Asline Douglas 97 490 Wyman Bicknell 94 650 Neff Johnson 87 210 Wallace Green 87 070 Bowler Brown 87 010. Evening high scores listed: Asline Douglas 18 020 Wyman Bicknell 156 190 Anderson Kajser 15 020 Neff Johnson 13 850 Bowler Brown 138 450 Caple Allen 13 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Andersons-Kaiser
Naumes-Garfield
Neff-Johnson
Anderson- Kajfez
Red Cross
Anderson-Kajfez
Asline-Douglas
Wyman-Bicknell
Wallace-Green
Bowler-Brown
Anderson-Kajser
Caple-Allen
Methodists Honor The Otto Pinos At Pot Luck Supper
Clare Methodist Church honored Mr and Mrs Otto Pino for two years of service and friendship with a pot luck supper. Doris Gerow played piano, Rev Charles B Hahn spoke, and the Pines received a gift. Mr Pino announced he begins new work May 1 and spoke on his reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Otto Pino
Doris Gerow
Chas. B. Hahn
Pines
Army and Navy Fuel Use Measured in Tank Cars
The daily gasoline consumption of the U.S. army and navy would fill 2 765 large size railroad tank cars or 46 trains each with 60 tank cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Navy
Clare Odd Fellows Meet In Coleman District Report
Herbert Leonard presided over the Clare Odd Fellows lodge with twenty five members present. A report on the District Association meeting at Coleman was shared. The next meeting is set for the third Thursday in October at Coleman. Ernest Irwin and Ralph Irwin head the picnic committee for the July second Sunday at Island Park Mt Pleasant. Members planned to join the Rebekahs for the 125th anniversary observance of Odd Fellowship after their Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Leonard
Noble Grand
I.O.C.F
Coleman
Ernest Irwin
Ralph Irwin
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
Rebekahs
Odd Fellowship
Algeria Ranks Third in Supplying Pipe Materials
Algeria was the third nation to supply America with briar ivy and laurel root used in pipe making, reflecting its role in the raw material market for tobacco pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
America
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Life Magazine
Ut's
Flatlux
Clare Holwes & Furniture Co
S. J. Burdo
Otto Pinos
Mrs. Mulder
Ladies Guild
J. McKay
Pvt. W. Phillips
Roy E. Cimmerer
Phonie
Claré
Mich’s
Spring Drug Specials
Stearns
Alka Seltzer
Clare Odd Fellows
Cain A. Send
Oxford
Ghillie
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