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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Harvey Thurlow of Gladwin announce the engagement of their daughter Janette to Les Athey son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Athey of Clare.
The Extension Group met at the home of Mrs. Ella McConnell on Tuesday January 27 for a seven oclock dinner meeting. Mrs. Richard Schroeder gave a lesson on Planning Every Day Meals and compared habits today with those of grandmothers day. A short business meeting followed and the next gathering is set for February 17 at Mrs. Donald Young's home.
The Eagle Extension Club met with Mrs. Ethl Penrose on January 13 for an afternoon gathering. Shirley Miller, as chairman, conducted a brief business meeting and gave a cooking lesson with several good menus. Mrs. Penrose prepared a salad and served cake. Next meeting announced.
Karen Cain and Marcus Krienke wed in a double ring ceremony at St. John’s Lutheran Church on Saturday January 17. The couple, observed by close family, will reside in Mt. Pleasant as Krienke finishes studies at Central Michigan College of Education. The bride works for Kroger.
Dr J R Gershon and family hosted a housewarming last Thursday evening for friends and neighbors who arrived to greet them in their new home. The gathering included visiting, card playing, and a luncheon after which the Gershons were presented with a hostess cart by the group.
Ann Ess reviews Room 19’s lively lessons with Alec from Scotland and Lee from Holland, praising the staff’s cheerful efficiency and the boys and girls’ curiosity. The piece notes medical screenings for teachers, TB cases in the past, and the overall health of public relations and education.
Warm southern sun shines on the Denny Chimes as the University of Alabama stands in Tuscaloosa. The city on the Warrior River, founded in the early 19th century, is named for a noted Indian chief.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday evening January 26 with Mrs. Iaa Hammond presiding and Mrs. Mabel Fortin giving the opening prayers. Members planned a devotional period for peace and Back to God, set up Poppy Sales, welcomed Rose Abbott as a new member, and approved several committee reports.
Mr and Mrs Henry Sharp mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary, postponed from January 25 due to a death in the family. They will host an open house on Sunday February 1 from two to four in the afternoon. Friends are invited and no gifts are requested.
A drowning victim fights for life as Portuguese man o war and jellyfish tentacles threaten him. Authorities warn that continued thrashing increases venom exposure and may prove fatal if he cannot escape the stinging creatures.
Calcutta the largest city in India and capital of West Bengal has a population of 2,982,307 ranking it as the thirteenth city in the world.
Rebekah lodge officers presided as snow hindered many but attendance remained good. January and February committees were named and plan a February 10 birthday supper for Odd Fellows. Members donated 15 dollars for the chair fund and a song tribute honored Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship.
Twenty members of the Susannah Wesley Circle met at the Methodist Church parlor Monday evening. Mrs Dora Nevins gave the opening prayer and Mrs Fannie Yeoman led the business session. Mrs Donald Holbrook spoke on Camp Farthest Out and Christ For Others, detailing camp projects and mutual support. Devotions led by Mrs Reva Maxwell. Next meeting February 23 at the parsonage with L J Nevins as hostess.
The Pepper Club gathered January 24 at Mr and Mrs Otis Norton home. Frank Newman won men’s first and traveler, Archie Beatty runner up, and Mrs George Sexton led ladies first with Mrs Frank Newman second. Lunch followed. Next meeting set for February 7 at Mr and Mrs Elvin Larraice home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Shafer of rural Clare announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Mae to Leo Wentworth of rural Rosebush plans for a summer wedding are being made
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