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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
3
The Clare Townsend Club will meet this Friday evening with Mrs. C. D. Harvey on west First street. All men berg are urged to attend. The meeting will convene at eight o'clock.
Mr and Mrs William H Bicknell announce the marriage of their daughter Alice to Mr Murray Schotland on Sunday December 17 1944 in New York City. The couple will honeymoon two months in Phoenix Arizona then visit Major Frank Bicknell in San Francisco and will reside in New York City after April 1.
The Clare Study Club will hold its annual meeting in the Methodist Church parlors Tuesday evening January 16 with dinner at 6 30. Mrs A M Artibee will review a book and Mesdames L W Jackson Wallace Johnson and James Rassat are in charge of arrangements. Officers will be elected and important business transacted. Members urged to attend.
A Wednesday polio benefit bridge party at Clare City Hall drew a good attendance. Twenty five tables competed. prizes went to Mrs. Lance Thayer first and Mrs. Hazel Wallace second, with Miss Phyllis Frey and Mrs. Juanita Green low. Donations came from local businesses and services. cakes were provided by listed residents. Auctioneer Art Damoth sold a cake for 8 dollars to Mrs. Helen Barnes. About 65 dollars was raised for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. Credit given to chairs Mrs. F. C. Ware and Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick.
Mr and Mrs Peter Creguer announce the marriage of their daughter Frances Lucille to C M O M M Roman F Kowatch of the U S Navy on January 6 at Lansing.
Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 officers dined at Dunlop Cafe with Mrs. Iva Schlafley host, then met at the hall for the Soldiers Prayer ceremony. Seventeen officers attended. new committees were appointed and initiation practice announced for February first meeting.
The St. Cecilia Parish Council of the National Council of Catholic Women held its regular monthly meeting on January 4 in church parlors. Twenty eight members attended. the program featured Billie Wilson's clarinet solos and discussions on the Mass and The Holy Eucharist and Reason.
The W S C S held its first meeting of the year at the Methodist parsonage with Mrs Estella Hahn as hostess. Mrs Mabel Mulder led the session and introduced new members, installed officers, and outlined committees for 1946 under the theme Behold I Have Set Before Thee An Open Door And No Man Can Shut It.
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