Local Social Clubs and Weddings Highlight Clare Scene
Gelia Hull hosted bridge and Mae Shumway won high score as various clubs met. The Pinocle and Supper club honored Lowell Schaeffer and Harold Schaeffer earned high scores. other gatherings included the Tuesday Dessert club, Rebekah lodge, and the Dollar Club. Sophie Ruszkowski married Orla Beach at the Clare Baptist parsonage with Rev. Telder officiating. The couple will live in Vestaburg where he works for Consumers Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelia Hull
Bridge
Mae Shumway S
Sophie Ruszkowski
Rivardale
Orla Beach
Vestabure
Clare Baptist Parsonage
A. D. Telder
Shattuck
Currie
King's Daughters Host Housewarming for Loomis Family
The King's Daughters of the Baptist church held a housewarming at Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Loomis home with 41 guests. Twin granddaughters Jane and Janet Walworth and grandson Alfred John Walworth attended with their parents. Eliza Jane Wymar gave a set of boudoir lamps as a gift. Refreshments followed by hymn singing. Loomis recently remodeled homes including the Aaron Mussel residence on South Micwan Street County Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters of the Baptist Church
A. T. Loomis
Loomis
Jane
Janet Walworth
Alfred John Walworth
Eliza Jane Wymar
Women in Literature Club reviews Michigan authors
The Good Literature Club met with Mrs. Frada Harter on Tuesday evening for a brief business session. Officers for the coming year were nominated for voting at the February 14 meeting. The program featured Women in Literature with Mrs. Morrell Clute and Mrs. Paul Lowrey discussing Michigan writers and notable stories such as Helen Rose Hull, Edna Ferber, Kathleen Norris, and Margaret Ayer Barnes, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Literature Club
Freda Harter
John Empey
Albion
Constante Rourke
Helen Hyer
Hast Lansing
Kenneth Horan
Jackson
Della L. Lutes
Edna Ferber
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Kathleen Norris
Gene Stratton Porter
Bess Streeter Aldrick
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Scribners Magazine
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Woman’s Home Companion
Geologists Dine with Ladies for Winter Sleigh Ride
Geologists from the Geological Survey of the Department of Conservation in Mt Pleasant took their wives and sweethearts to Henry Sharp’s Wise township home for a January 24 chicken supper and sleigh ride. The party, dressed for cold weather, rode skis behind sleighs and returned about eleven o’clock for a home-cooked meal. Mrs Sharp, assisted by Mrs Wilson Sharp and Miss Nadine Moll, hosted a long table feast with fried chicken, mashed potatoes, peas and carrots, baked squash, rolls, jelly, pies, cheese and coffee. The group recalled a similar gathering three years prior and planned to visit again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rubbiison
Geological Survey
Department of Conservation
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Sharp
Wise Township
Russells
Sharp
Mrs J Cour Honored On 80th Birthday Party
Mrs L W Jackson and Mrs Geo Johnston hosted a 1 PM lunch at the farmers home for their mother Mrs J Cour turning 80. Bridge and Pedro entertained. prizes went to Mrs Geo McKeever Mrs J Wyman and Mrs Geo Mater. Guests included Mrs Geo Mater Mrs Geo McKeever Mrs J Wyman and others. out of town guests could not attend due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Jackson
Geo. Johinson
Farmers Home
J. Cour
Bridge
Pedro
Geo. McKeever
J. Wyman
Geo. Mater
Cour
C. Hickey
Kane
A. Herrick
Geo. Gibis
T. Dwyer
W. Dwyer
Clare Study Club Meet With Mrs Burt Greer Tuesday
Clare Study Club schedules a meeting Tuesday with host Mrs Burt Greer. The program titled The Way of the World at Home will be presented by Arnold, with Chairman Mrs Frank Hochstetler and committee members N H Smith and Dr Nettie Arnold. Meeting starts promptly at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Burt Greer
Frank Hochstetler
N. H. Smith
Nettie’ “Arnold
Ye Old Sweetheart Coin Contest Appears in Week’s Ad
Ad notes Ye Old Sweetheart coin contest in Gift and Mower Shop section. Tiny, unclear headline mentions “Try nn classitled limon” and a rush of small classified style copy.
National Honor Society Meets for Potluck and Plans
Clare Chapter members gathered Friday evening in Economics rooms for a potluck supper and business meeting. Ester Chaffee presided and outlined an assembly planned for the high school. A committee chaired by Hilzabeth Feighner was named to finalize the program and future officer elections and commencement plans. Faculty sponsor Bates and Superintendent Kennedy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
National Honor Society
Ester Chaffee
Hilzabeth Feighner
Wea
Ann Collins
George Tope
William Moline
Austin F. Bates
Bates
B. D. Kennedy
Methodist Men Host Oyster Supper at M. E. Church
Despite stormy weather a large crowd attended the Monday oyster supper at the M E church where Art Damoth cooked. Members earned funds by doubling a dollar given to each member, with proceeds donated to the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EH
Art Damoth
Women Golfers Sponsor Series Bridge Parties
Sixteen women golfers met at the home of Mrs. Theodore Bowler to play bridge. The events are semi monthly with Mrs. Harry Wehrly and Miss Frances Anderson as the hosting committee. Mrs. A. B. Mulder won high score at contract and Mrs. Webbrly chairs sports with three rotating committees until May. Mrs. Albert Haley will entertain in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bowler
Harry Wehrly
Frances Anderson
A. B. Mulder
Webbrly
Albert Haley
Congregational Guild Meets Mrs Harter Hosts
The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church met with Mrs Roy Harter on Wednesday afternoon. Forty members attended as Mrs Glen Lloyd presided. New members Mrs Stanley Parish and Mrs Howard Morford joined. Plans included a Father and Son banquet February 28 and a bake sale February 11 at Young and Feighner's Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of the Congregational Church
Roy Harter
Frank Murdoch
Glen Lloyd
Jay Hansen
Stanley Parish
Howard Morford
Young and Feighner
Ralph Artibee
A. B. Wylie
Artibee
John Keschman
J. Rogers
Winnie Tasker
Bessie Henderson
Good Grooming Topic for Clare County Extension Meeting
The Clare County home economics extension group will hold a February 10 meeting from 10 00 a m to 3 30 p m at Harrison Court House on grooming as a means to improve appearance. Mary J Jones District Home Demonstration Agent announces the program led by Margie Hastings clothing specialist from Michigan State College with questions on daily care routines and hair arrangement improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Home Economics Extension Groups
Harrison
Court House
Mary J. Jones
Migs Marjorie
Hastmnan
Michigan State College
Ruth Builds a Child-Friendly Library and Sells Sights
Ruth expands her new home with a gas furnace and shelves, starting a book buying plan. She assembles an encyclopedia, a monthly club, and varied titles to create a lasting family library for her youngsters. She keeps fly covers on books and enjoys reading together as a learning habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Ater
Hair growth regulation and Dorothea Dix profile
Nessler predicts future control over hair growth and curls by mothers through living habits and diet. Dorothea Dix, born 1802 in Worcester, Mass., devoted life to prison and asylum reform, establishing over 30 institutions for the insane or destitute and guiding wartime nursing in the Civil War. she died 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nessler
Dorothea Dix
Worcester
Mass
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Lowell Schaeffer
Harold Schaeffer
W. A. Neithercut
Flint
J. Dyerait
Gail
Chesaning
Hveline Gerow
Stanley Masten
Willard Bicknell
Arthur Fleming
C. B. Wood
Richard Woodcock
George White
Homer Stanley
Clayton Neff
Gleason
Neff
Lloyd Wagner
Leo Brown
Rebekah Lodge
Martha Irwin
Rhoda Byba
Repecca Abbott
Dollar Club
John Rodabaugh
Pepper
Irwin Zinser
Arthur Roe
Barry Ruby
Alaskas
Brown
Fleming
Clare Cleaners
Fone
Club
Thic
Mrs. J. Cour
National Fone
J. A. Rogers
Paul Lowrey
Congregational Guild
Betty Wells
Betty Felten
Roy E
Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Meades Pablum
U.S.P
Dr. Hinkles Cascara
Abe
Woodburys
Woodburys Soap
Phillips
USC Sealright Sanitary Service
Schaeffer’s Dairy
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