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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
10
The Ladies Union plans a meeting with Mrs. M R Howlett while Mrs. Ernest Green hosts friends from Harrison and Long Lake. Several clubs meet for annual or social events at Gleason's Clare Bowling Alleys and various homes with high scores, stork showers, and birthday celebrations noted throughout the week.
Mrs H C Cudney hosted the Ladies Union meeting last Friday afternoon in the absence of President Mrs J Murdoch. Vice President Mrs Cudney called the session to order and led devotions with readings by Mrs Inez Wolford and others, followed by a pleasant social time.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Slentz celebrated fifty years of marriage with a Sunday afternoon reception at the Methodist church parlor. Relatives and friends heard tributes, enjoyed musical selections, and presented gifts as they marked the couple’s long union dating from February 1, 1893.
Forty members and guests of Clara Rebekah Lodge gathered Tuesday evening with Noble Grand Mrs. Eliza Johnson. The degree staff conferred the degree on two candidates, Mrs. Rosena Chaplin and Mrs. Nellie Spencer, in a ceremonial rite. A card party and a city hall dance fundraiser were announced, plus donations to the Nurse Scholarship Fund.
Miss Colettle Langlois daughter of Neal and Mrs Langlois of Mt Pleasant wed Joseph Bensoke son of Mr and Mrs Steve Bensoke of Rosebush at High Mass in St Henrys Church on Saturday January 30 at ten oclock. Maid of honor Dorothy Langlois wore blue floor length. flower girl Mary Bower wore a varied colored gown. ring bearer Tommy Papas on pillow. best man Paul McConnell. Friends extend best wishes.
Calvin Cotton was surprised Friday evening as friends arrived from about 8:30. By 10:00 there were ten present for visiting and games with Doctor Cotton noted as a guest. Prizes went to Doris Cotton Clarence Cotton Margaret Mayers and Cecil Pudgy. Lunch was served around midnight before departures.
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Miss Clara Cassidy daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Cassidy of Vernon township wed Roger Haring son of George Haring of Clare in a ring ceremony at Rev Charles Kleinhardt home Friday January 29 Attendants were Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gingery Doris Calkins and Harold Cassidy The couple planned to reside with the groom’s parents as he enters armed forces later Mrs Haring planned to work in defense with a reception prior to the wedding date
Commander Byrd labeled the main base for his South Polar expedition near the Bay of Whales on the Ross Sea. The site lies about 800 miles from the pole and is claimed by the United States.
Clare Study Club met at North McEwan Street with Mrs Stuart Bicknell hosting. President Mrs N A Elden led business and fund solicitations for the Student Nurse Fund and Red Cross. Mrs Theo Bowler reviewed Mission to Moscow by Joseph E Davis, noted as a diplomat and attorney.
International lawyer Mr Davies praised Russia as strong militarily and economically. He noted defense growth, large urban populations, female labor participation, and a shift from Trotskyist ideas to socialism and nationalism. He described Stalin as wise and composed, with friendly U S relations and no fifth column. The talk featured piano numbers and a social tea gathering.
The Clare Townsend Club met in their hall last Thursday evening led by President Mrs. Hffie Harvey. The treasurer reported well and the secretary read bulletins. A postmeeting party and pot luck lunch followed with readings by Mrs. C. M. Wright, Mrs. Chas. Whitlock, Mrs. Harvey, and Mrs. Etta Howard.
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