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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1948

Page

3

Clare P T A Holds January Meeting Under Way

Clare P T A met in the Clare school study hall for its January session presided by Raymond Ruby. Reports by Leota Vankvery and Warren White opened a program featuring music by Helen Akins and John Akins, with solo and duet pieces, a “Morning in School” skit by Girl Scouts, and remarks by Col. FitzGerald on life in Germany and Hawaii.

Clare P.T.A Clare School Raymond Ruby Leota Vankvery Warren White Royal Akins Milk Fund Ruby C.M.C.B P.T.A Thea School Board Theodore Bowler Collings Helen Akins John Billy Sparkel Girl Scout Council Bowler Eugene FitzGerald Clare

King's Daughters Meet With Mrs Frank Nash Last Thursday

The Baptist King's Daughters Society met with Mrs Frank Nash Thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs Dewey Paxton, president, led devotions, and roll call cited scripture. Sewing dominated the afternoon as the group prepared for upcoming events. The society plans to meet Thursday with Mrs Carl Chaplin and January 29 lunch and program will be held in the church parlors.

The Baptist King’s Daughters Society Frank Nash Dewey Paxton Harry Foss Carl Chaplin

For Sale Large Delicious Ham Burgers

Sale notice offers large delicious ham burgers with a note about local business Lu cille's Hat Shop at 1412 a few, suggesting stronger town news value.

Lucille

W S C S Meets In Church Parlors Wednesday Afternoon

The W S C S met in the Methodist Church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs James Gillespie as president. Reports from secretary and treasurer were approved. Next meeting set for February 4 in church parlors with hostesses listed.

W.S.C.S Methodist James Gilesple

Mrs Clara Stone Hosts Friendly Neighbors Club Dinner

Mrs Clara Stone entertained the Friendly Neighbor Club at her West First Street home on Wednesday. A pot luck noon meal preceded business and sewing activity as new members Mrs Mussell Dortha Ramey and Mrs Henrietta Smith joined. High score went to Mrs Clarence Ramey with second to Mrs Arthur Walter. travelers prize to Mrs Harry Nolen. Next meeting set for February 4 with pot luck and sewing.

Clara Stone Friendly Neighbor Club West First Street Ed, Mussell Dortha Ramey Henrietta Smith Mussell Clarence Ramey Arthur Walter Harry Nolen Harverter Birthday Club William Arnold East State Street Agnes Rube Bertha Cappaert Sadie Ogle Donna Archbold Dorothy Denton Harry Wild

Zenobia Chapter Initiates Four Members in January Meeting

Zenobia Chapter No. 129 C B S held a special meeting Thursday evening January 15 to initiate four candidates Mr and Mrs Glenn Hammond Yvonne Leonard and Mrs June Holt Worthy Matron Alma Seiter and Worthy Patron Harley Holt presided A bake sale was announced for January 24 at Gay s 5 10c Store An invitation was read for a reception for Grand Warder Mrs Pearl Price on February 19 at Mt Pleasant.

Glenn Hammond Yvonne Leonard June Holt Alma Seiter Harley Holt Gay Pearl Price Mt. Pleasant

Congregational Ladies Union Meets at Mrs Hudson Home

The Congregational Ladies Union met at Mrs Fred Hudson's home last Friday with eight members present. President Mrs Catharine Beale led devotions and Mrs William Powé served as secretary due to an absent regular secretary. A pot luck lunch followed and the group planned to meet with Mrs Tom Groves on January 30 with another pot luck lunch.

Congregational Ladies Union Fred Hudson Catharine Beale Hudson William Powé Tom Groves

Diverse Hidden Years Later Housekeeper Wins Back Pay

Mrs. Catherine Lazzarevich was awarded 2330 dollars for housekeeping services to John Lazzarevich, a 49 year old plumber. The judge also ordered 75 dollars monthly child support for Daniel, age 11. The couple married 25 years, divorced in 1933, reconciled in 1985, and learned the decree was never entered.

Los Angeles Catherine Lazzarevich John Lazzarevich Charles S. Burnell Superior Court Daniel

Bake Sale by Zenobia Chapter at Patents Dime Store

The Zenobia Chapter sponsors a bake sale on Saturday January 24 at 1:00 PM at Patents Dime store.

Zenobia Patents Dime Store

Social bridge clubs host two-table games and prize wins

Multiple social clubs met last week for bridge and pepper tournaments. Mrs. Stough led contract games with high scores and lunch served. Mrs. Mayer hosted two tables with top honors. Mrs. Hartshorn and Mrs. Doherty captured high scores and grand slam honors. The Cotton Club honored Mrs. Shumway with gifts. Pot luck meals accompanied gatherings.

John Stough Blarney Club Omer Parent Stough Sadie Causgrové Hight Bells Club Maisie Mayer Hthyl Walton Ralph Ackerman Kay Maethner Richard Hartshorn Harold Wright John Doherty Alex Artibes Fred Busche James Rassat Theodore Bowler Harold Jones Willard Bicknell Jane Bicknell Everett Cook Gwen Peterson Clayton Neff Austin Bates Kuno Hammerberg

Clare Bridge Tournament Leads In Round Two At Hotel Doherty

In the second round at Hotel Doherty, Bicknell Wyman led the evening scores and tops overall. Grand slam honors went to Bicknell Wyman Anderson Wallace and Forsberg Maynard. High six teams listed with scores. accumulative top six include Bicknell Wyman Allen Caple and others. Hall Frey won the hotel prize for closest to 10 000.

Doherty Bicknell-Wyman Bicknell- Wyman Anderson-Wallace Forsberg-Maynard Allen-Caple Zinser-Hartshorn Frey-Hail

North Isabella Teachers Club Meets at Vernon School

The North Isabella Teachers' Club met at Vernon School January 16 with nine members present. Commissioner Knapp and Rev Knass attended and discussed Rural Teachers Association funds for library books. Byron Glen Denning spoke on using Extension Class and Visual Aids. The next meeting is February 13 at Orr School.

North Isabella Teachers Club Vernon School North Isabella Teachers’ Club J. A. Knapp Rev Knass Knapp Rural Teachers Association Byron Glen Denning C.M.C.E Hachmuth O'Grady Orr School

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