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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1945

Page

10

Birthday and bridge club notes from local families

Friday afternoon Bridge Club at Mrs. John Doherty home with two tables of contract. Mrs. Doherty won high, Mrs. Richard Hartshorn second. Sunday dinner honored Thomas Bolen on his eighty second birthday with cake and relatives from California, Saginaw, Gladwin and Clare. Barbara Jean and Wayne Richard Irwin sang. Ethel Allen hosted Tuesday Supper Club dinner for two birthday honorees, with roses and cake. Also Beaverton birthday dinner for Charles Smith hosted by Hugh Smith at his son’s home. guests from Glare Sheridan Flint and others.

John Doherty M. D. Feighner Fred Irwin Thomas Bolen Ethel Allen Frank Hochstetler James Rassat Feighner A. Hi Horton Alex Artibee John Assinge Glara Hess Virginia Ann Lydia Bergey H. M. Sowle Lee Glare Maud Elliott Alma Coe Ruthie Myrtle Rodman Sheridan Beaverton Charles Smith

Golden wedding recalls vows fifty years apart

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Mooney of Cadillac renewed their marriage vows in a golden wedding ceremony at the First Congregational Church. The event drew about 300 guests, with a reception in the church parlor and entertainment by old favorites.

Franklin B. Mooney Cadillac First Congregational Church Lewis ‘Tillson A. W. Knight William H. Yearnd Beatrice Discher Mascio Gerald Lillie Sara Jane Hornung Chicago Musical College Hero Mgr. Mooney Mooneys Carl Leonard Ypsiland James Bicknell Glare Louis A. Burridge Clare Bugler Mrs. Mooney Clare Petoskey

Brown Reunion at Wilson State Park

The twenty second annual Brown reunion was held Wednesday July 4 in Wilson State Park Harrison. A bounteous picnic dinner followed by a program games visiting and swimming. Officers re elected Ralph Brown president Chester Brown vice president Mrs Alice Brown secretary treasurer and Mrs Emily Ida Kibby historian. Lewis Brown of Marion oldest present Carol Sue Dillon of Wilmore Kentucky youngest. There are twelve boys in service. Attendees included numerous Browns from Marion and relatives with guests Beatrice Thayer Rene Reeder and others.

Wilson State Park Harrison Ralph Brown Chester Brown Alice Brown Emily Ida Kibby Lewis Brown Marion Carol Sue Dillion Wilmore Kentucky Lorraine Brown Burton Brown Revee Kibby Gerald Dillon Carol Sue Ernest Foss Walter Foell Gordon Virginia Maxwell Helen Swain Herb Brown Foss Minnie Brown Lawrence Beatrice Thayer Midland Jack Hemstreet Rene Reeder

White Shrine Club Holds June Meeting at Masonic Temple

The White Shrine Club met Monday evening at the Masonic Temple for its June session. President Mrs. Glen Lloyd led the business portion, followed by a social hour with prizes won by Mrs. Albert Seiter and Mrs. Laurence Seiter. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ed Schinfley and Mrs. George Lehr, with red roses and crystal candelabra on the tables. Mrs. Lehr received a birthday card chain from the group for the Fourth. Guests included Mrs. Gertrude Gardiner and Mrs. Jesse Hampton. The next meeting is set for July 23 at Mrs. Gardiner’s home, with Mrs. G. C. Born as co-hostess.

White Shrine Club Masonic Temple Glen Lloyd Albert Seiter Laurence Seiter Ed. Schinfley George Lehr

Warner Couple Honored With Surprising Home Shower

Lt and Mrs William L Warner were feted at the Glenn Lower home with a surprise wedding shower on June 20 and again on Saturday evening, about forty relatives and friends attended. Warner, a B 24 bomber pilot, recently returned from Europe and will be recalled to service. Mrs Warner is a nurse trainee at Henry Ford Hospital.

Glenn Lower William L. Warner Warner Huntington Warrier Henry Ford Hospital

Color detection gains precision with recording spectrophotometer

A recording spectrophotometer using a photoelectric cell offers an unprecedented method to analyze color. The device surpasses the eye which can distinguish about 10 000 tints, defining two gaillion shades and transforming chemical, paper, textile and pigment industries.

Slower Saturday Evening Shower Honors Hartman Couple

A miscellaneous shower at the Hartmans home drew over a hundred relatives and friends. Guests from Isinden Pontiac Alle gan Grand Rapids Sanford Clinton Clare Mt. Pleasant Harrison and West Branch attended. A bountiful lunch followed a pleasant evening of visiting and gift giving.

John Hartman Wm. Hartman A. P. Roberts Robert Williams Isinden Glen Hartman Glennie O. Mott Pontiac Clyde Green Jack Hartman Allegan P. J. Hartman Grand Rapids John Gordon Midland Myr Byron Gordon Sanford Lora Gordon New Mexico Chas. Kleinhardt Mt. Pleasant George Bates Harrison Dale Hartman Claud Hartman Karen Clare Henry Hilboin West Branch

Grandmother Hartman Celebrated at July Family Reunion

A July 1 gathering at Wilson State Park marked Grandma Hartman's eighty first birthday with about 115 relatives and friends. The event honored her and featured a noon prayer, a pot luck dinner, frequent gift giving, and remarks by several family members. Grandchildren in military service were noted, and Ernest Green was elected president for the year.

Grandma Hartman Wilson State Park Pearl Hartman Grand Rapids Will Hartman Vera Bay City Glenn Hartman Glennie Pontiac Claud Hartman Karen Sue John Hartman Clela Roy Gordon Peggy Lora Thelma Ernest Green Kay Clare Detroit Henry Hilborn West Branch R. L. Williams A. P. Roberts Linden Billie Hartman Cohootah Junior Grumbley Baby Saginaw Jerry Bihmlander Jean M. Arnold Raymond Reed Bob Fisher Lansing Helen Peel Ray Gordon Frank Hartman Jeff John Gordon Robert Gordon Midland Byron Gordon Sanford Barney Fischer Henry Ott Harrison Jim Murphy Forest D. Hartman Cleland Green Tim Frey Vickie Lynn Frey St. Louis Leonel Green Sidney Pasco Lewis Sunday Mary Lou Magnus J. B. Wood Sanford Mott Ora Mott Chas. Kleinhardt Chas Ott Charles Kleinhardt Stanley Schunk Pearl Henry Sunday Indiana Roy Henry Surday Levi Ritter Ralph Freed John Wood Harman Grandma By Gordon William Hartman Albert Hartman Anna Marie Sunday Mary Low Murphy Dayvin Lee Reed Lyn Ann Gimbley Sidney Leroy’ Pato Pte Leland Gordon Sidney and Adaison Pasch Grandpa Hartman

Save Fuel Use a Time and Temperature Chart in Baking

A kitchen tip recommends using a time and temperature chart for baking to minimize oven door openings and reduce fuel use. It advises plotting intervals, set temperatures, and monitoring bake times to maintain oven efficiency and conserve energy.

Burton Allens Celebrate Sixty First Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Burton Allen were honored Sunday as their family gathered at daughter and husband Mrs. Jay Bellinger’s home to mark their 61st anniversary. Attendees included Elmer Allen, Allan Kidder, Richard Kincaid and others from Gilmore Grant Lake Midland Farwell and Lake communities. War Bonds mentioned as future security.

Burton Allen Jay Bellinger Elmer Allen Leona Kenneth Mar. Lou Gilmore Allan Kidder Traverse City Richard Kincaid Mary Gail Grant Michigan Allen W. Brown James Stanley Farwell Clifford Malesh Jerry Lake Sue Purvis Midland A. J. Bellinger

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