Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Chapters Meet For Dinners And Plans
Delta Psi Chapter gathered at the Doherty Hotel Tuesday evening for a Valentine party and gift exchange. Secretary Koch outlined plans for the Cancer Kick-off Dance on April 2 with donations welcomed at the door. Beta Gamma Chapter met at Lois Foell’s home to discuss a Cancer Fund benefit dance and heard a talk on living, health, and spiritual values by Mrs Foell. The group planned to meet March 1 with Mrs Margaret Campbell.
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DELTA
PSI
Delta Psi
Beta
Sigma
Phi
Doherty
Pals
Jé “Koch
American. Federation
Lois Foell
Margaret Campbell
Janie Bell Hosts 18th Birthday Party At Home
Janie Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Bell celebrated her 18th birthday Saturday evening with a party for friends at her home. Eleven girls attended enjoying games dancing and entertainment and a birthday cake lunch. Janie opened many lovely gifts.
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Janie. Bell
Willard Bell
Janie
Gold Star Mothers Meet in Lansing and Detroit Plans
Mrs Ina Hammond attended the Gold Star Mothers Board meeting in Lansing on February 8. She will also attend the Woman's Security Council meeting in Detroit on February 25 at the Hotel Whittier. The State Convention is set for Jackson on April 26 to 28. The next Glaze Chapters Gold Star Mothers meeting is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon March 2.
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Ina
Hammond
Gold’ Star ‘Mothers Board
Lansing
Civil Defense
Woman's Security
Detroit
Hotel Whittier
State
Jackson
Glaze
Gold
Star Mothers
Joanna Cornell Carlson Thompson Weds in Clare Church
Miss Joanna Cornell and Gerald Lyle Thompson wed in a candlelight ceremony at Clare Methodist Church with Rev. Leslie Nevins officiating. The bride wore a lace gown with lace veil and white prayer book bouquet. attendance included sister Shirley Cornell as maid of honor and several bridesmaids. The couple will reside at 892 Ludington Drive, Lake, as the groom works for Northern Insulation and the bride studies at Farthing Cosmetology College.
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Leslie Nevins
Clare Methodist Church
Joan
Anna, Cornell
Gerald Lyle Thompson
Walter Cornell
Lake
R B. Ackles
Lyle J. Thompson
Ovid
Shirley Cornell
Dorothy Thompson
Beverly Ackles
Carol Ackles
Beth Keeney
Lansing
Marcia Stasik
Midland
Gary Wayne Orweller
William Thompson
George Sheldon
Jerry ‘Dunbar
Joel eGeer
Michael ‘Kenney
Rei Lansing
Susan Stasik
James Ackles
Margaret Sheady
St. Joe
Indiana
Oliver Cross
Lucille Sickles
Gertrude King
Cornells Hall
Ludington Drive
Northern Insulation
Clare
Farthing
Clare PTA Honors Founders Day and Fifth Grade Westward Program
The Clare PTA met Monday evening in the school auditorium with a prayer by Rev. Jerry Ulrich. Founders Day highlights were shared, noting the group’s early 1940s national congress ties and honoring past presidents with corsages. Fifth graders presented a musical skit Wagon Wheels as part of Westward to Oregon and a campfire scene. A Citizens Committee questionnaire deadline is the 18th, with nominating slate to be chosen for next meeting.
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Clare Pta
Jerry Ulrich
Clare ‘Church of the Nazarene
Warren Ticé
National’ Congress
Wallace Johnson
James Yeoman
Howard Everts
Earl . Baum- Barth
Floren Pudway
Oregon
Susan Neff
Citizens Committee
Irene Davy
David Donovan
Kuno Harmmerberg
Floyd Norcutt
Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans Sauerkraut Supper Event
St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the church basement with Rev. Raymond Schultz opening the study of The Rainbow in My Church. Mrs Raymond Lucy and Mrs R S McBride attended. Lucy became a member as plans were made for the Sauerkraut supper on February 26 with Paul Schroeder as ticket chairman and Harold Schaeffer leading the kitchen. Birth day cake honored Mrs Earl Baumgarth as her day approached. Benediction given by Reva Schultz. next meeting set for March 193 ast foset vce.
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Lutheran ‘Ladies Aid
St. John’s
Raymond Schultz
Raymond Lucy
R. S. ‘McBride
Lucy
Norman Behrenke
Paul Schroeder
Robert Krell
Harold Schaeffer
George Lehr
Earl ‘Baumgarth
Harold Wilcox Jr
Donald Switzer
Earl Baumgarth
Reva Schultz
Extension Club Plans Ice Capades Trip in Detroit
Rosette Extension Club met with 13 members and one guest. Leader Elwyn Cluley Sr chaired the meeting. Delmar Prout and Ray Shepard noted birthdays and anniversaries as the group planned a day trip to the Ice Capades Ice Review in Detroit with herb themed refreshments.
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Rosette Extension Club
Detroit
Social clubs share playful evenings and prizes
The 8 O'clock 8 Club hosted two tables of contract with Mrs. Parish winning high score and Mrs. Koch second. Sunshine Club and Pepper Club held sessions with multiple prize winners including Mrs. Gilson, Mr. Stough, and Miss Morgan. Various hosts and guests filled evenings through February with meals and prize pots.
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Robert Ackerman
Stanley Parish
Willard Koch
Stewart Kinde
Catharine Beale
Sunshine Club
John Morden
William Gilson
Kate Morgan
Friendly Pepper Club
Wilson Bader
Orris Presley
Dale Stough
Forest Brewer
Bader
Wilson Samborn
Brewer
Presleys
Andersonville Center
Manley Smith
Ron Drake
Bill Stough
Omer Parent
Glenn Fullerton
Pepper
Orlando Gruber
John. Stough
John Stough
the Family Bridge Club
Ernest Bryant
Dale Miller
Darry. Jackson
Wallace Johnson
Neilan Cradit
Paul Sheponski
Bernhard. Wymant
Tally Club
Asher Knight
Jack Dillon
Bryant
Knight
Robert, Campbell
Extension Color In Home Lesson A Clare group meeting
The Clare Extension Group met Tuesday at Mrs Homer Borle s home with fifteen members and guest Mrs Stanley Wicks present. Mrs Clarence Van led Color in the Home stressing consistent color schemes and the use of accented items, with magazine pictures shown for examples.
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Clare Extension Group
Homer Borle
Ray
Hanchett
Stanley Wicks
Clarence van
Margaret Cook
Ronald Cooper
Idah Bellows
Carl Stephenson
Norleen Ackerman
Claré
Clare
Gladwin
Richard Schroeder
Michigan State University
ORDER WANT ADS In The Sentinel
Classified notice requests readers to contact all prospects for advertising in The Sentinel. It urges posting and inquiries about available ad space and opportunities.
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Sentinel
Banquet for Dads and Lads at Clare Methodist Church
One hundred thirty seven fathers and sons gathered Thursday evening in the Clare Methodist Church dining room for the annual Father Son banquet hosted by the church W S C S. Rev Leslie Nevins delivered the invocation and Willard Ireland acted as MC as table decorations featured red hearts and Valentine cups. Jack Dillon toasted the sons while Eric Hammerberg replied for the fathers. Norman Brown spoke on conservation with a talk and photos about the Tobacco River watershed and Pine River improvements.
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Clare Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Leslie Nevins
Willard Ireland
Connie Garthe
Jack Dillon
Eric Hammerberg
Conrad Walker
Virgil Bergstrom
Howard Merton
Rickey Seiter
Robert Seiter
Norman Brown
Houghton Lake
Michigan Department of Conservation
Tobacco River
Pine River
Ireland
Five Birthdays Celebrate at Arling Severson Home
A birthday supper Saturday at the Arling Severson home in Colonville honored five family birthdays. Honored were Mrs Severson, Mrs Blanche Zinser, Jack Severson, Betty Lou Miller, and Robert Miller. Attending were the William Zinser family from Wise, Mr and Mrs Bill Davis from Flint, Duane Miller from Clare, and Miss Norma Angus from Midland, with Betty Lou Miller and Erma Severson cohosting.
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Arling Severson
Colonville
Severson
Blanche Zinser
Jack Severson
Betty Lou Miller
Robert Miller
William Zinser
Wise
Bill, Davis
Flint
Duane Miller
Clare
Norma Angus
Midland
Erma Severson
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Nosiron
Loden
Russ’ Record Shop
Ideal Theatre Bldg
Joanna, Cornell
Carold’ Thompson
St. Johns Lutheran Aid
John Tice
Richard Nivison
Fred Karger
Cedar Springs
Jack Tice
June
White's Jewelers
City Bakery
E. J. Foss
Anahist
Cam Diel
Tek
Coty
Colgate
Roy E. Cimmerer
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