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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1939

Page

8

Local notes from a Coleman area week of visits and events

The column lists visits and activities around Coleman including: Mrs. Hudson hosting the Ladies Union, Mrs. Floyd Merica of Flint as a weekend guest, multiple family Sunday visits, and reflections on illness and recovery. It notes meetings of Lutheran Ladies Aid and Methodist Ladies Aid, a revival near Coleman, plans for Epworth League district rally, and social actions such as a grand style show trip and a golf banquet forthcoming.

Tting Ivice Tad Howard Morford Ladies Union The Congregational Church Hudson Floyd Merica Flint Jesse Lamphere J. W. McVeigh Linas Helman Ithaca Chester Richard Loraine Myers Mary Ann Collins Central State Teachers College Coral Collins Gus Marotzke Clare Elevator Co Grand Rapids Port Huron Detroit Marjorie Busch Alma Archie Woods Hollywood Florida Methodist Ladies Aid Theo Bowler James Howe Petosky M. R. Howlett Herbert Leonard D-X Earl Tupper Kenneth Ritter Kay Jean Meth Brown Myr Harl Tupper Saginaw Leonard Irwin Harold Will Irwin Harverter Vaughn Lewis Jay Howlett Twin Ehns Gordon McIntosh Gilbert Howard A. Byba George Snider John Schultz Joel Presley Presley

Mt Vernon Grange Notes Social Visits and Meetings

Velma Scott visits with the O Grady sisters and Bessie Dalton with Mr Pleasant’s mother. Mr and Mrs Ad Oliver visit Alma. White family hosts Harold’s kin at Brinton. Leo Smith plans Detroit trip for American Hair Dressers convention. Norton couple attend. ten new applications for membership read. Meetings resume Mondays Feb 13 and shift to Tuesday next week. Dramatic Club to perform for lecture hour. Degree team to present third and fourth degrees. Gilmore Grange to join bring new members.

Velma Scott Lake Virginia Loraine O'Grady Bessie Dalton Mr. Pleasant Ad. Oliver Alma Walter White Harold Brinton Leo Smith Detroit Jason Norton Dramatic Club Clare School Gilmore Grange

Boy Scout Week Honors Daniel Beard At 88

The article salutes Daniel Carter Beard, 88, as the inspiration and sponsor of the Boy Scout movement, noting he received the golden eagle badge and Roosevelt gold medal. It highlights his pioneer work, artistic contributions, and role in launching the first Boy Scout society, with a birthday tribute at Suffern.

Daniel Carter Beard Boy Scouts Dan’’ Beard Dan Beard Suffern Uncle Dan Mr. Seard Boy Scout Society Col Theodore Roosevelt Dan

1000 on a Side Chess Match to Run Until 1941

Chicago reports a 1000 player British vs 1000 American chess match started January 1936 and running to 1941. More than 20 players have died and about 80 000 postal moves are expected. England leads 174 to 151 with 37 draws as W R Morry notes warm friendships will form.

Chicago United States Atlantic London England W. Ritson Morry Warwickshire

Reed City and area basketball schedule and district tournament

Basketball schedule lists games on February 3 at Reed City February 10 at Eivart February 14 open February 17 at Remus February 21 at Gladwin with the district tournament set for March 2 3 4 in Mt Pleasant. Also notes an ad for Ye Old Sweetheart contest and a Clare Sentinel liner in next week’s issue.

Reed City Eivart Open Remus Gladwin Mt. Pleasant

V F W Social Evening at Kapplingers Survives Weather

Sleet rain and ice failed to dampen a Veterans of Foreign Wars social at the Kapplinger home southeast of Farwell on Wednesday. Hosts praised Ma Keplinger for a superb meal and teased the next menu as Army Slum.

Frank Kapplinger Farwell Keplinger

Mesquite Tree Aided Indians and Arctic Phosphate Towns

The Mesquite tree provided Indians with food medicine fuel fiber dye and gum in the American Southwest. Denmark's Gem Moens Klint features chalk cliffs 400 feet high and five miles long with a forest cover. In the Arctic circle the town of Kivexvsk with 35 000 people produces a large apatite output for phosphate and phosphoric acid.

American Southwest Denmark Moens Klint Blue Sea Arctic Circle Kixevsk

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Ed. Russell Neil Vandewarkar Marion A. BD. Mack Lutheran Ladies Aid Sarah Schaeffer Mis Marsha Sutton Manuel Sutton Cliff Riner Clare Friends Mary Gilmore Anna Gilmore al. Gilmore Lansing A. E Mulder Earl Sternaman John Empey Elmer Ford Patrick Kelly British Columbia Canada Kelly Big Rapids Chas. Kleinhardt Roy Monger Stone Church Coleman Rieinhardt Tom Hirt Harris & Hirt Hardware Mayme Rogers West Highth Street Verona Bowers Rev J. A. Rogers Epworth League Lake Louise Miss Bowers Rev. Rogers ART Damoth Agy Clare Insurance Agy Clare Realty CO Clare Michigan the Travelers Hartford Florence White Gay Phone McEwan Street Clare, Michigan North Star Grocery Co Borden’s Minnesota Rhamauale Pafman Peet Lord Wilson IW. AU MT. Vernon Grange Boy Scout Week Daniel Beard SHU Clare Sentinel Woodbury Campholyptus Zirs Clafsen Nurito Castoria Mennen God Liver Gil Olafsen’s Lefoten Unguentine Burns Chamberlain V.F.W. Vews Mr. P’s Vets Ideal Theatre
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