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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1945
Page
3
The Ladies Union of the Congre gational Church plans a missionary meeting next Friday afternoon March 2 at Mrs. Jas Mc Kay home with Mrs Josephine Murdoch as co host. Several social gatherings include bridge at Mrs Dalrymples and a birthday party for Gilbert Bouchey with family from Vernon and Saginaw.
The Tuesday Supper Club met at Mrs. A. My Artibee's, with Mrs. Homer Douglas and Mrs. William Caple as guests. High score went to Mrs. Ethel Allen, followed by Mrs. Caple and Mrs. Douglas. The hostess served lunch as Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Johnson and daughter Judy visited Oxford to celebrate his parents 40th wedding anniversary. A large group joined dinner at Shangri La, presenting a lovely gift. Fred Zimmerman was surprised by friends on February 17 with pepper games and visiting. high scores went to Irene Gerow and Carl Cotton, low scores to Gracie Blystone and Howard Cotton. Mrs. Fred Zimmerman prepared birth day cake, sandwiches, pie and ice cream.
The Wise Pepper Club met at George Renner’s home with six tables and top scores won by Mrs. Ike Methney and John Stough. The Blarney Club met at Mrs. John Stough’s home for two tables of contract bridge with Mrs. Murdoch high and Mrs. Parent second. Families and friends visited Bay City for birthdays and a large decorated cake honored Phil Sr and Wayne Geeck, while the Grigg family celebrated Harry Grigg’s birthday with a chicken dinner and cake.
Irene Orr daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Marshall Muskegon became the bride of Howard Brown of Flint son of Mr and Mrs Don Brown of Lake in a wedding ceremony performed at 2 00 oclock Saturday afternoon February 17 by Rev Chas B Hahn at Clare Their attendants were Miss Luella Kinney of Barryton and Don Brown Jr The couple plan to make their home in Flint where Mr Brown is an electrician in the A C plant
Seventeen relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Siel on First Street to honor their forty second wedding anniversary and the birthdays of George Siel and Mrs Bert Jackson. A dinner was served at noon with flowers gifts and cakes adorning the table. The Siels moved to Clare in 1928 and have lived on Thirst Street for eight years.
Mrs Bernard McNerney hosted a Friday birthday and farewell party for Merle Archambault 8 C 2/c home on a thirty day leave after a year overseas. Seventeen friends and relatives attended, the event featured patriotic decorations and a chili supper with a large red white and blue birthday cake before Archambault departed Sunday for Norfolk Virginia.
The Methodist Nursery Mothers Club will meet at 8 00 o clock Tuesday evening February 27th in the church parlors. Miss Jukes of the State Board of Health will be guest speaker on Nutrition. A good attendance is desired and all mothers are urged to attend. The group, organized last fall, meets quarterly.
Miss Lillian Hilyard of Farwell marries Pvt Donald V Eichhorn of near Farwell in a Sunday ceremony at Battle Creek Michigan. Rev J W Hill officiates. After a family dinner the couple receive a bridal shower at the aunt and uncle’s home. They will be stationed in Miami Beach for two weeks before a next United States transfer.
At the February meeting the Clare Study Club asks city organizations to send three representatives to a March 9 meeting at the Clare City Library. A committee will organize a Clare unit for the Central Michigan Community Hospital at Mt Pleasant, adopt by laws, and elect officers. Representatives from many local groups are invited.
In the sixth round on Wednesday evening at Hotel Doherty the Wallace-Green team leads accumulative scores. Frey-Hall top the evening and share grand slam honors with Naumes-McDonald. The six high teams and total scores for the top groups are listed.
Mrs Olive Laverty Mrs Edith Pierce and Miss Delores Robison all of Flint join Mrs Harold Robison and family in honoring a seventy seventh birthday for Mrs House and an eighty first for Mr Robison. The celebration featured a large cake and generous gifts from granddaughter Dorothy of Saginaw.
Mrs. Htta House and Frank Robison were surprised when both families traveled from out of town for a joint birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward House in Oakley. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wiley of Bay City and Mrs. Edith Holmes.
A special offer promotes a 40 page recipe book titled The Bread Basket featuring over 70 baking recipes. It highlights Fleischmanns Yellow Label Yeast with added vitamins A D and B complex and invites readers to request a free copy by mailing to Fleischmanns Yeast Room 515-D 480 Lexington Avenue New York 17.
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