Local Social Notes Highlight Several Bridge Club Teas
The Ladies Guild sets a February 14 Valentine Tea hosted by Mrs A H Wylie. Various bridge clubs report dinners, dessert gatherings, and high scores led by Mrs Delmar Adams, Mrs Kenneth Hendrie, and visitor Mrs Marjorie Struble. Upcoming hosts include Mrs Harold Loomis and Mrs Erwin Zinser with meetings through March.
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Delmar Adams
Shepherd
O. D. Bayes
Nine O'clock Bridge Club
Lee Stillwagon
Marjorie Struble
Richard Groves
Harold Loomis
Dollar Club
Tim Frey
Roy Harter
Gordon McIntosh
Low
Frank Murdoch
Traveler
Frey
Valentine
Erwin Zinser
Bernadine Radey and Francis Coughlin Wed in Vernon Church
Miss Bernadine Radey daughter of Mr and Mrs James Radey married Francis Coughlin son of Mrs Mary Coughlin Mt Pleasant Tuesday February 6 at St Henrys Church Vernon Clergy Father Morrison officiated in place of Father Tomaszewski who is ill A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs Mary Battle’s home The couple reside with the groom employed at Mt Pleasant Hardware Best wishes to the newlyweds.
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St. Henry’s Church
Vernon
Bernadine Radey
James Radey
Francis Coughlin
Mary Coughlin
Mt. Pleasant
Marguerete Battle
Tony Swett
Father Morrison
Clare
Father Tomaszewski
Mercy Hospital, Manistee
Mary Battle
World music center shifts from Europe to United States says Wolff
Dr. Werner Wolff once Germanys famed musician and his wife Emi Land now teach at Tennessee Wesleyan College. He notes fewer opportunities in Germany and rising chances in America for musicians as the world musical center moves.
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Werner Wolff
Germany
Europe
United States
Wolff
Emi Land
Tennessee Wesleyan College
America
Clare High School to Furnish Complete Occupation Service
Clare High School will begin a full Occupational Information Service with Science Research Associates cooperation. The program will include Vocational Trends with Job Calendar, six information methods, monographs on fields like radio jobs, the Vocational Guild, Reprints and Abstracts, and Basic Plans plus a comprehensive research service. Kennedy invites community involvement to aid students with job planning and answers.
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Science Research Associates
Kennedy
Clare High School
Have you anything to SHU-t Try a Clare Sentinel liner
A terse line suggests a brief Clare Sentinel feature or note planned for next week, inviting readers to check the upcoming issue for local notes and potential column or item.
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Clare Sentinel
Taming To White Accents Dominant In Opera Fashion
The opening grand opera season highlights white as a key fashion element with white fur wraps in ermine and white fox, white gowns with embroidery and beadwork, and white brocade. Daytime wear features white hats with furs and the milli nery trend of tiny white feather turbans, complemented by white jewelry and gloves. Black daytime outfits gain a pristine white lingerie detail, signaling a strong black with white accent trend.
Temple Bells Inspire Oriental Fashion Jewelry
A fashion note celebrates oriental influence in accessories with a costume jewelry set called Temple Bells. Gilded metal balls on fine chains create a bright necklace and bracelet while a simple dress is elevated by bold pieces. The pictured lady pairs a fur-banded pill box, crochet snood, and suede handbag with gold painted accents, gloves with embroidered leather backs, and a gold note throughout.
Paris Fashions Signal Conservative Evening Trend
Paris shows a shift toward conservative evening wear with Lanvin frocks richly embroidered. Turbans in multi color necktie silks stand out, long capes reflect a military influence, and milliners favor jersey wool lace fabrics. Bright knitted stockings and matching gloves pair with vivid buttons epaulets and glass flower boutonnieres concealing tiny electric lights.
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Jersey
Fur Hats Dominate Winter Millinery This Season
Black with bright red flashes marks a popular winter hat color alliance. Fur hats gain prominence alongside charming dinner hats worn forward on the fore head. A crimson velvet ribbon turban adorned with roses adds flair while brown beaver felt with pink trim showcases pretty styles. Off the face hats return with red ribbon tabs often used to secure the brim.
Methodist Auxiliary Valentine Luncheon at Stirling Home
Forty four members and guests of the Methodist Auxiliary enjoyed a Valentine luncheon hosted by Mrs. Chas. Stirling and committee at the County Line home. A short business session followed with devotions on forgiveness.
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Chas. Stirling
Reva Maxwell
H. Sternaman
Paul Lowrey
Jay Hansen
Myre
Donald Holbrook
John Empey
BE. D, Kennedy
Local social notes from Harrison and surrounding towns
Community members and visitors listed from Harrison, Blanchard, Greenwood township, Lansing, Clare, and Saginaw. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lang, Rev A F Light, Lewis Light, Hattie Lou Hikins, and many others with weekend visits, illness updates, and local events. Robert Burns attended a Lumberman's Convention in Detroit. U S Hoyt slowly improving at home.
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Walter Lang
Blanchard
Jack Hikins
Hattie Lou
Pleasant
A. F. Light
Lewis Light
Greenwood Township
Claudius Jones
Lansing
Whilden Hughes
Robert Burns
Detroit
Charles Hack
American Presidents Who Started As School Teachers
Five U.S. presidents trained as teachers in their early careers, reflecting a common thread of classroom experience shaping leadership. The fact highlights educators who later occupied the nation’s highest office.
Freemasons Prepare Second Degree At Look Lodge
John Q Look Lodge No 404 will hold its February meeting next Tuesday evening with the second degree to be conferred on three candidates by the Clare Lodge officers. This marks the first time the 1940 officers perform the second degree. Refreshments will follow in the dining room and many visiting Masons are expected alongside Clare Lodge members.
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John Q
Look Lodge No
Clare Lodge
Eastern Star Chapter Hosts February Meeting and Plans Lansing Event
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 led by Worthy Matron Annabelle Hampton held its February session. Arbutus Chapter in Lansing invited Clare Chapter members to an Americanism meeting February 28 at 2 PM, with a 6:30 PM banquet and a patriotic pageant. Reservations are $1 per plate via Clare Worthy Matron. A January 25 card party report was given by Greta P. Masten. A candidate’s membership petition was accepted and a special February 15 initiation ceremony was scheduled. Refreshments followed in the dining room with committee members Marie Hendrie, Lillian Barber and Thelma Busche.
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Zenobia Chapter No. 129
Order of the Eastern Star
Annabelle Hampton
Arbutus Chapter
Lansing
Clare
Greta P. Masten
Marie Hendrie
Lillian Barber
Thelma Busche
Clara Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notes Highlight Charity Plans
Mrs. Henrietta Smith presided as Noble Grand with six past leaders present. A letter from Jim Lansing thanked members for cards and visits. Bake Sale receipts were reported. Penny Supper planned for February 14 with committees Ogle Tiedeman Leonard. Card party organizers Schultz McIntosh. District Deputy McIntosh instructed members. Effie Harvey won the mystery box. Members urged to attend next Tuesday and degree team practice.
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Henrietta Smith
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Jim Lansing
Rebecca Abbott
Mesdames Ogle
Tiedeman
Leonard
Mesdames Schultz
McIntosh
Effie Harvey
San Jose Judge Questions Unemployment Crime Link
Superior Judge William F. James says 90 percent of offenders before him seek probation claiming a job awaits them after release. He notes the surprising link between unemployment and crime as a potential real solution question.
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William F. James
San Jose
Calif
Legion Post 128 cancels meeting for Lincoln's Birthday
Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 cancels next Monday night meeting as members attend Bay City banquet and holiday observances. Next gathering set for February 26 with expected strong turnout. Auxiliary reports membership gains, plans for initiation, and memorial service for Edith Gorr.
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The
Post
American Legion and Auxiliary Americanism
Bay City
Lincoln
Walter H. Larman Unit 128 Legion Patd
Last Monday night Walter H. Larman Unit No 128 American Legion actions noted in local relay. Classifieds offer quick results at small cost through Sentinel Classified Columns.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Sentinel
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