Clare Study Club Card Party and Union Meeting Notice
The Clare Study Club hosts a card party at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening February 25. The Ladies Union of the Congregational church meets with Mrs FE Davy this Friday afternoon for a Valentine event. Reservations for the Clare Study Club dinner on Tuesday February 17 honor the State Federation president and officers at Hotel Doherty with Mrs Josephine Anderson as MC. A J Doherty directs music. The Congregational Guild gathers February 18 at 3:00 PM. Mrs Norris Elden reviews A Friend of Napoleon by Richard Connell, winner of the O Henry Prize.
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Clare Study Club
Masonic Hall
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
FE. Davy
State Federation
Doherty
Josephine Anderson
A. J. Doherty
Congregational Guild
Norris Elden
Napoleon
Richard Connell
O’henry Prize
Clare Folks Attend Grayling Winter Sports Carnival
Sunday highlighted Grayling Winter Sports Carnival with queen crowning and attractions. Clare attendees included Jim Kane Jim Chapman Jay Green Ruth Verette Bernard Wyman Merne Shull Mary Belle Ford Bob Chapman Mary Lou LeFavour Jim Ryan Bonita Gorringe Wayne Brown Betty Kirchoff Chet Richard Jr Tommy Kane Mary Clyde Sarver Blaine Frey Cleland Green and many local families.
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Grayling
Clare
Jim Kane
Jim Chapman
Jay Green
Ruth Verette
Bernard Wyman
Merne Shull
Mary Belle Ford
Bob Chapman
Mary Lou LeFavour
Jim Ryan
Bonita Gorringe
Wayne Brown
Betty Kirchoff
Chet Richard, Jr
Tommy Kane
Mary Clyde Sarver
Blaine Frey
Cleland Green
Henry Kinsel
Ray Kinsey
Harold Loomis
F. W. McKnight
Robert McMillen
Lester LeFavour
Frisby
Pleasant
Literature Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Clare Good Literature Club met at Mrs. Fred Gleason’s home for its annual meeting. Mrs. William Gorcon presided as president. The club reported forty six active members and unanimously elected officers: President Morrel Clute Vice President Howard Ritcher Secretary Jesse Falconer Treasurer Hart Ruby.
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Clare, Good Literature Club
Fred Gleason
William Gorcon
Mary Gilmore
Morrel Clute
Howard Ritch
Jesse Falconer
Hart Ruby
Garcon
Red Cross
G. GC. Born
Shoemaker
Howard Ritcher
Frank Hackmuth
Rebekah District Visitation Held in Coleman
A district Visitation of Clare Rebekahs met in Coleman with over fifty members from various lodges. District President Mrs. Fannie Schultz presided and read communications. A Gladwin lodge program followed with two playlets a saxophone solo vocal and accordion numbers. A pot luck lunch closed the event and the next visitation will be at Farwell in March.
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Coleman
Rebekahs
Coleman Lodge
Fannie Schultz
Clare
Gladwin Lodge
Willie
Waynard Close
Margaret Cowell
Hattie Shaw
Artha Post
Farwell
King's Daughters Entertained by Mrs. Brooks
Mrs. Charles Brooks hosted the Baptist King's Daughters Society gathering Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Robert Ryan led devotions as a contest of Bible characters began with Captains Mrs. Fred Loomis and Mrs. Goldie Loomis guiding participants. The group completed four convalescent robes for the Red Cross and made several blocks. They plan a continuation and a subsequent birthday luncheon hosted by Mrs. Walter Koell on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brooks
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Robert Ryan
Fred Loomis
Goldie Loomis
Red Cross
Dewey Paxton
Walter Koell
St Henry s N C C W February Meeting Held in Parish Parlors
The National Council of Catholic Women of St Henry s Church Rose Bush held its February meeting in the parish parlors on Wednesday evening February 4. Mrs Lynch presided with Father Grant opening prayers. Minutes were read and approved. The President s Message and Altar Society report were presented. Plans were made for March meeting. Mrs Hackett entertained with readings. Guests included Mrs Frank Lynch and daughter of Mt Pleasant. Social hour followed.
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National Council of ‘Catholic Women of
St. Henry’s Church
Rosebush
Rank Lynch
Father Grant
Raymond P. McConnell
Delphine Balige
Thomas Fall
Altar Society
Dr. Hackett
Mt.Pleasant
Frank Lynch
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Townsend Club Serves Pancake and Sausage Supper
Clare Townsend Club No. 2 held a pancake and sausage supper at the 1 0 C F hall last Thursday with many members and friends. President Mrs Hiffie Harvey opened the meeting and Mr Alexander of Ludington spoke briefly. C D Harvey and others spoke, and thanks were given to Kroger for coffee sausage and pancake flour. The group will meet February 19 at Mrs Henrietta Smiths west First Street home.
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Clare Townsend Club No
C.F. Hall
Hiffie Harvey
Alexander
Ludington
C. D.harvey
Kroger
Henrietta Smith
West First Street
Grant Townsend Club Hosts Feb 6 Meeting Program
About sixty members attended a Friday night session of the Grant Townsend Club on February 6. Mrs. Doris Empey and West Grant School pupils presented a program after which Eva Schlafley displayed Pictures on Food for Freedom and Defense. A rising vote of thanks honored Empey and the pupils and Schlafley. The club also thanks Mrs. Lena Frees and Henry for a quilt donation. Dr. Robinette, Secretary.
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Grant Townsend Club
Doris Empey
West Grant School
Eva Schlafley
Clare County
Empey
Rebekahs Meet Tuesday in Clara Lodge Hall
Seventeen members of the Clara Rebekah Lodge met in their hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Daisy Tiedeman presided. Several new membership applications were accepted and a large initiation class expected from the Midland Degree Staff visit on February 24. Committees were appointed for supper and reading. the District Association meeting at Shepherd is set for February 19 with a Pearl Harbor reference speaker. Members urged to attend next Tuesday's lodge session.
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Fern Archambault
Fannie Schultz
Elizabeth McIntosh
Etta Snider
Shepherd
Pearl Harbor
Rebekahs
Margaret Irwin
Albn Howlett
North Vernon Home Economic Groups Meet in February
The North Vernon Extension Group met at Mrs Will Holmies home on February 5 to discuss Streamline Suppers with leaders Mrs George Tope and Mrs Clyde Marshall guiding a general discussion. Plans were set for a March 26 meeting at Mrs Clyde Marshall s home. The North Vernon Knitting Group will meet at Mrs Omer Parent s home on February 19 for their second lesson.
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North Vernon
North Veron Extension Group
Will Holmies
George Tope
Clyde Marshall
North Vernon Knitting Group
Omer Parent
East Vernon Extension Group Meets for Lesson and Dinner
The East Vernon Extension Group met February 4 at Mrs. Madon Smiths home. A dinner lesson featured new serving ideas. Mrs. Firmin Borle officiated the business meeting. Leaders Mrs. Brewer and Mrs. Samborn continued the lesson. Next nutrition lesson will be at Mrs. Anna Wilsons and knitting at Mrs. Dale Stoughs on February 18.
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East Vernon
Madon Smith
Firmin Borle
Brewer
Samborn
Anna Wilson
Dale Stough
Registration Rules for Citizens 20 to 45 Ahead of February Day
Citizens aged 20 to 45 must register on February 16 or at local board offices over the weekend if they cannot attend. Registrants provide nine details including name, residence, mailing address, birth date, birthplace, and employer. A registration certificate is issued and must be carried at all times. failure to show it to authorized personnel can violate Selective Service Regulations and imply failure to register.
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Selective Service
First Overalls Come From Sixteenth Century Jean Cloth
Overalls originated in the sixteenth century from Jean cloth, a product tied to the city of Jean, a Moorish capital in Spain with a major textile industry during that era.
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Jean
Spain
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