Social club notes feature bridge prizes and showers
The Pinochle Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Harl Ruby and Gerald Nivison won high while Harold Schaeffer took low. Acey Parker hosted Sunday Supper with four contract tables. prizes to Leo Hampton and Mrs. Art Fleming. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Wallace Johnson with five contract tables and prizes to Mrs. Delmar Allen and Mrs. Fred Doherty. A Sunday school pot luck followed by cleanup. Miss Gertrude MacAlonan celebrated a birthday with guests, prizes to Miss Jean Anderson and Mrs. Merle Samborn, and Phylis Frey honored at a 6:30 chicken dinner party with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harl Ruby
Gerald Nivison
Harold Schaeffer
Acey Parker
East Wirth Street
Leo Hampton
Art Fleming
Clayton Neff
Leo Brown
Wallace Johnson
Delmar Allen
Fred Doherty
Johnson
Gertrude MacAlonan
West Highth Street
Jean Anderson
Merle Samborn
MacAlonan
Mary Treland
Adelaide C. Wylie
Ruth Parent
Belva Jackson
Celina Cresner
Tyonne Gary
Blanche Walker
Wava Smith
Mary Ireland
Phylis Frey
Tim Frey
Frances Morgan
Alliene Cimmerer
Mavis Kennedy
Lonalee Hampton
Margaret Zinser
Phylis
Mrs. Frey
Ralph Boyles
A. A. Frey
Jane Ann
St. Louis
Legion and Auxiliary Enjoy Playing Hearts Evening
Walter H. Larman Unit 128 American Legion Auxiliary held a joint meeting with the Legion Post on Monday evening. The evening featured a hearts game with the Walker family noted for skill. Conrad Walker won the men’s high prize while Blanche Walker earned the women’s high prize. Following lunch, the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Walker
Conrad Walker
Blanche Walker
Methodist Men Host Supper and Pledge Drive at Church
Members and friends of the Methodist church gathered in the social rooms on Monday for a fish supper served by the men. Richard Greenfield and Mrs. John Empey led a short program with readings, music, and community singing. Rev. J A Rogers spoke on finances and introduced treasurer Theo Wallington who urged pledges for a special fund. Art Damoth distributed dollar pills to support earnings efforts. another supper and meeting is planned for Monday January 30 with oyster stew and a report on funds raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Richard Greenfield
John Empey
Mavis Kennedy
Greenfield
Paul Lowrey
J. A. Rogers
Theo. ‘Wallington
Art Damoth
Clare Rebekahs Hold December and January Birthday Party
The Clare Rebekahs held a combined December and January birthday supper after their regular meeting Tuesday. Plans were set for a joint Installation with Coleman Rebekah Lodge on Friday January 27. District Deputy President Elizabeth McIntosh named installing officers. Mrs Lyda Hammond of Bradford Pa was introduced. The guess box winner was Hitta Snider and Lulu Lamb. The birthday cake centerpiece was cut into fifteen pieces and Fannie Schultz drew the dime, earning the next cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Coleman Rebekah Lodge
Coleman
Elizabeth McIntosh
Lyda Hammond
Queen Esther Lodge No. 118
Bradford
Hitta Snider
Lulu Lamb
Fannie Schultz
Waller Opens Willowbrook Farm Kennels Near Clare
The Sentinel notes Mr. Ed Waller and son Don have created Willowbrook Farm Kennels on US-10 three miles west of Clare. The facility features a long kennel row, isolation runs, cement floors, cedar bedding, electric lighting, and ample exercise space overlooking the Tobacco river. Ed Waller formerly ran a shoe store and Tam-Rack Inn, with partner William Webb, and invites the public to view the new development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tittleburg
Clare
Hid. Waller
The
Sentinel
Waller
Wm. Webb
Houghton Heights
Us-10
Willowbrook Farm
Tobacco River
the Sentinel
Don
Wylie Hosts Ladies Guild Meeting Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. A B E Wylie opened her home for the Ladies Guild gathering presided by Mrs. Glen Lloyd. The group prayed the Lord's Prayer and planned a February Father and Son banquet with entertainment by Mrs. Robert Ryan and a piano duet by Mrs. Jay Hansen and Mrs. John Empey. The February 1 meeting will be with Mrs. Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. . Wylie
Ladies Guild
Glen Lloyd
John Keschman
Robert Ryan
Jay Hansen
John Empey
Guild
Harter
Hobbies Feature At Good Literature Club A Decided Success
The Good Literature Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. McKnight’s home on January 17. Members showcased hobbies from photography to foreign doll collections, with demonstrations by Roberta McKnight and others. A nominating committee was appointed and the next meeting on January 31 will focus on Women in Literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Literature Club
Lockwood
Jones
Butler
Martha Ann Parent
Philipine Island
Mulder
Wiley
Brown
Roberta McKnight
Size of Atoms Varies by Kind but Uniform Within
The text notes that atoms vary in size across different elements, while atoms of the same element are uniform in size. It presents a basic statement about atomic dimensions without detailed measurements or examples.
First in Garden Talks Series Opens February Seven
A three lecture series for flower lovers begins February 7 in Clare with Paul Krone of Michigan State College presenting Use of Flowers About the Home. The talks target ladies and inviting officers of ladies' organizations to alert members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Krone
Michigan State College
Clare
Tuberculosis X-ray Clinic Planned for Clare County
Clare county residents are urged by the Michigan Tuberculosis Association to attend a Christmas seal X-ray clinic on Wednesday January 25 at 9 am in the County Nurse's Office Clare. The event aims to expose contacts of active cases to modern X-ray screening to detect early disease and reduce hospital costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Clare
District Health Department No. 7
B. V. Thiehoff
John Alexander
Alexander
Michigan
Dare
Portable X ray Examinations Funded For Tuberculosis Study
A physician explains that lung tissue detail in X ray films is crucial to detecting tuberculosis. Clare county will receive screenings using Michigan Tuberculosis Association portable equipment interpreted by specialists, financed largely by tuberculosis Christmas goal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Tracing Float Reveals Secrets of Nearby Gold Mines
Gold mining lore notes that prospectors locate deposits by following float or ore fragments carried by streams. The method helps identify hidden veins and target exploration efforts efficiently.
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M. BE
Warl Sternaman
Frank Hachmuth
Rogers
Legion and Auxiliary
Clare Cleaners
Howard W. Jones
Moor
Clare Rebekahs
G.C. Born
Chiropractor
Lyman Smith
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Clare, Michigan
Chiropractic
Weilitiec
ST. Cecilia’s Church
Cuningham
Twin Elms Country
Father Morrison
Joseph K. Naumes
Ralph Bell
Everett Wilson
William Bowler
Theodore Bowler
Twin Elms Country Clubhouse
McCoy’s
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Jpana
Clare City Hall
Bert Mayworm
Clare Sentinel
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