Coleman O E S Hosts and School of Instruction
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 O E S held a regular meeting January 3 with Worthy Matron Dorothy Lloyd presiding. Plans were made for a January 17 initiation meeting. A School of Instruction followed in which Coleman Chapter participants assisted. Out of town guests and local members attended, with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
O.els
Dorothy Lloyd
Zenobia Chapter
Coleman Chapter
Coleman of Siory
Agnes Shepherd
Adah Whitmore
Pat Sicia
Braggey
Adah
CH Sjogren
Gladys Conant
Gadillac
Emma Jennings
Mt. Pleasant
EH. R. Simmons
Fred Menery
V. J. Diment
Alberta Brown
Coleman
Pearl White
Eleanor Lehr
Treva Sparbel
Speed of Tornado Reaches Extreme Forward Pace
The article notes a tornado can move at speeds from a few miles per hour up to nearly 359 mph. Aerial and ground observations show rapid storm motion complicating warnings and safety responses.
Farm Efficiency Cuts Labor for Corn Harvest
Farmers now produce and harvest corn with about seven man hours of labor per acre, reflecting a shift toward greater efficiency in field work and crop management.
Clare Study Club Annual Meet Held Tuesday Evening
Fifty members and guests gathered at St. Cecilia's Church on January 8 1946 for the Clare Study Club annual meeting. A Mexican themed dinner, flowers, and plants decorated the event as new officers were elected and three new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s Church
Clare Study Club
St. Cecilia Altar Society
Gleason
Kenneth Borrer
Donald Richardson
Clayton Neff
Leo Brown
Clayton, Neff
Ed White
Hmery
Blanchard
Norcross
Kenneth Barrer
Hilda Ibbits
Stuart Bicknell
Harold Menning
Theodore Bowler
Bruce L. T Hayden
Saginaw
W S C S Installs Officers for Year at January Meeting
The W S C S met at Mrs. Charles Stirling’s home for the first meeting of the year. Rev. Charles Hahn installed new officers led by Mrs. Arthur Norcross as president and Mrs. Wilson Bader and Mrs. Reva Maxwell as co vicepresidents. Committees named for Spiritual Life Program Membership Publicity and more. A rummage sale was planned for late January and the next meeting set for January 23 at Mrs. Hachmuth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s
Catholic Women
Father Brophy
Albert Haley
Dominic McConnell
John Murphy
Ronny Chapman
Mary
Charles
Tom Murphy
Charles Murphy
Kentucky
Fred Verette
Frank Thering
Irwin Schlegel
Katherine Morgan
Lawrence Gibis
Mary Harmon
W.S.C.S
Charles Stirling
Arthur Norcross
Charles Hahn
Nely
Wilson Bader
Reva Maxwell
Yice
Wilson Samborn
Keo Wallington
Stanley Clark
Cieland Green
W. N. Byers
Earl Sternaman
Susannah Wesley Circle
James Gillespie
Byers
Gartrade Gardiner
John Schultz
Ruth Hachmuth
Eva Bogardus
Ellia Howard
A. B. Mulder
Carol
Wallington
Fred Pierson
Schultz
Pledge Service
Gillespie
Status of Women
Tim Frey
William Gardon
Marvin Witbeck
Norcross
Gertrude Burd
G. Dennis
Donald Holbrook
David Seiter
Hahn
Hachmuth
H. M. Sowle
J.’A. Quintal
Bogardus
Incomplete Prompt on Cow Merek Planting Flavor Claim
The text appears garbled and incoherent. It mentions cows, milk, and flavor but lacks clear facts, entities, or a verifiable event to summarize into a newspaper card.
Healthier seeds from garden pods and plants
Seed saving aims to use only the healthiest pods or fruits from the garden. Farmers and gardeners select vigorous plants to propagate, preserving traits of resilience and vigor for future crops.
Return to Elegance In Paris Fashion Revival Observed
The piece notes a return to elegance in Paris fashion with more evening gowns and long daytime dresses. It highlights embroidered hips, horizontal corduroy, boleros, jet and passementerie, fringe plaid woolens, and winter fabrics in light colors. Velvet and crepe dominate afternoon wear, while black velvet dinner gowns feature front décolleté and short sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New Look Suits and Fur Accessories Debut On Fashion Scene
The piece highlights a trend toward winged shoes rounded shoulders and deep armholes with detachable fur cuffs matching hats. It notes a tubular handbag flashlight for quick access and corduroy gloves in shrimp blue tan gray presenting a fresh, practical style for milady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Milady
Future rail travel promises luxury and speed in America
A survey of 20 leading railroads predicts a decade of happier travel with air conditioned cars, pendulum chair seats, dome blister observation cars, advanced dining options, self controlling spotlights, personal radios, and improved berths. Centralized traffic control and diesel and geared turbine locomotives will boost safety and speed, while smoother rides come from roller bearings and new track alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mississippi
CTC
Japanese Soldiers Break Puppet State Dolls Reported Looted
London crowd reports Moscow radio saying Japanese soldiers looted the palace of Henry Pu Yi emperor of Manchukuo and smashed his collection of dolls once used for leisure amid occupation news from Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio
Henry
Pu ¥i
Manchukuo
Manchuria
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Belle Terre
Long Island
N. Y
Sorbonne University of Paris
Gilbert H, Bryan
Hammond
Ind
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855Th Infantry
Bryan
898Th Infantry
Mme. Goffinon
William F. Jones
Bloomfield
N. J
Virgil S. Ward
Waterloo
D. C
826Th
9Th Air Force
Sorbonne University
Dover General Store
Clare, Michigan
Furn
By Cherie Nicholas
Chanda
Ae Pt Ae
Dorothy Gray
Blutter Waiter
Liston
Clare Bowling Alleys
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Seeland
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Jeweler
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Ehine
W. Finn’St
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