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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1943
Page
3
Local clubs schedule card parties and meetings at members' homes across February 12 through 19. Events include the Rebekah Club card party, Congregational Ladies Guild, Lincoln’s Bay program, W.S.C.S. meeting, various bridge clubs, and note of hostesses and high scores.
Miss Bernice Denton of Vernon township married Donald Rawson of Gilmore township at 4 15 PM Wednesday. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. John H. Hall with Mrs. Dorothy Denton and Alfred Rawson as attendants. The couple will reside on the groom’s Gilmore township farm.
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 C.E.S. will hold a special meeting next Thursday evening February 18 for initiatory work. A pot luck dinner for Eastern Star members and families starts at 6:30 PM, with a free will offering for the Chinese relief fund. Members asked to bring their own table service.
The fourth round of the bridge tournament at the Hotel Doherty followed lunch last Thursday. The Anderson-Kaiser team leads totals while Bowler-Wehrly won grand slam honors for the day. Top four afternoon scores and current standings are listed, with grand slam winnings donated to the March of Dimes.
In Gleason's Monday session the Anderson-Kajfez team led after round five while Caple-Wallace and Wyman-Douglas earned grand slam honors. Red Cross collections continued as accumulative scores show Anderson-Kajfez 64750 Hall-Frey 60790 Caple-Wallace 57840 with evening scores: Anderson-Kajfez 10500 Hall-Frey 10310 Jackson-Green 9300.
In the Hotel Doherty sixth round, Parker-Doherty led accumulative scores with 61 850. Forsberg-Bicknell 61 390 and Anderson-Kaiser 61 090 trailed as Red Cross collections were noted. Evening scores list Garfield-Caple 11 470 and Parker-Doherty 11 080 among six pairs.
The Good Literature Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Agnes Gleason's home for a 6:30 chicken dinner. Officers were re elected: President Sara Schaeffer Vice President Cynthia Samborn Secretary Thelma Busche Treasurer Alice Ruby. A letter from Starr Commonwealth Home for Boys was read. the club donated $30 to the War Nurses Scholarship Fund.
The King's Daughters Society gathered at Mrs. Walter Foell's Wednesday afternoon to sew bedside kits. Mrs. Redman led prayers and shared Moody Bible Institute Founders Week highlights with ten members and one guest. The group welcomed new member Mrs. Frank Nash and approved a $5 gift to the Nurse Scholarship Fund.
The 10.C.F. Lodge led by Noble Grand William Harger convened Monday with eighteen members present. After routine business a pot luck supper was discussed for Camp Fund Tax. the Tri-County Association meeting was announced for February 18 at Shepherd and members urged to attend.
Mrs. Margaret Irwin District Deputy presided at the Rebekah meeting Tuesday. Hannah Wildman of Ada B. Rebekah Lodge was welcomed. Fannie Schultz led the Victory Book Campaign appeal. A card party followed with prizes to Catharine Beale Madeline Seiter and Margaret Irwin.
The Clare County War Price and Rationing Board issues renewal applications for B C and D supplemental and W and R rations expiring March 1. Applicants may request Form R 543 by mail. changes in status require a new form. Include part B of Form R 584 with renewal. tire inspections may be waived before March 1.
The piece discusses a color theory proposing dominant color near half of the scheme, with augmenting hues around one third and a contrasting hue providing balance. It notes there is no universal rule and that adjustments may be needed for specific conditions.
Otto West Pine, the new agricultural teacher at Clare High School, born near Maple Rapids, is a MSU graduate in agriculture 1917. He served as a First Lieutenant for fifteen months, then spent ten years farming before turning to teaching. He leads night classes for out-of-school youth and adult farmers, with 32 farmers enrolled, at Colonville school weekly.
Charlie McCarthy Edgar Bergen Fibber McGee and Molly perform in Here We Go Again at the Ideal Theatre Clare for Saturday February 13 with 2:00 4:00 and 8:20 shows. The final performance begins at 11:00 p.m.
A historic shift sees former Norwegian whale factory ships repurposed as allied gasoline tankers. The vessels, once roving whalers, now serve fuel transport roles amid evolving maritime trade.
Clare High School’s Physical Fitness Program enters its third week with over fifty boys examined and three disqualified for defects. Coach Brown directs calisthenics and relays while an obstacle course is prepared to supplement outdoor activities once weekly. Each Wednesday the class splits into teams of three to perform six Navy basic drills, focusing on personal improvement.
Classified listings in the Sentinel provide multiple opportunities through the Phone 365 column. Readers are urged to contact services and notices featuring varied offers, sales, jobs, and personal ads as potential leads.
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