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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1950

Page

3

Jeanette Feeney Weds Robert Brock in St Cecilia's Ceremony

Miss Jeanette Feeney daughter of Mrs Lucille Feeney wed Robert Brock son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brock in St Cecilia's Catholic Church on a Saturday morning. Father Harold Goschke officiated at 11 30. The bride wore a lace and net gown with seed pearl crown and carried white roses. Attendants Colleen Ryan Jane DeJoneh wore dotted Swiss gowns and carried colonial bouquets. Reception and breakfast followed for about 200 at Mt Vernon Grange Hall. The couple plan a week honeymoon in Northern Michigan and will reside in Flint where the groom works at Buick.

Jeanette Feeney Lucille Feeney Robert Brock Thomas Brock Funt St Cecilia’s Catholic Church Harold Goschke George J Tanowiak Colleen Ryan Jane DeJoneh Donald Brock Flint Ronald Sielski Max Boris Bill Gustin Saginaw Raemarie Ryan Mary Jo Ryan Ava Maria Brock Michigan Upper Peninsula Buick Motor Division Clare Michigan Ball Lansing Detroit Manistee Canada

Sorority Picnic at Lake George Beach Cottage

Beta Sigma Phi entertained twenty eight members at a wiener roast on the beach of a Lake George cottage owned by Mr and Mrs Bud Anderson Monday night. Following the roast they enjoyed singing and games in the cottage.

Béta Sigma Phi Sorority Genesis Bud’ Anderson Lake George

Circle TI W.5.C.5. Meets At Home Off Ina Presley Web

Circle No 8 of the W C T U met at Ina Presley s home on July 12 with Like Church in charge of devotions. Dorothy Bader accompanied by piano, readings on missions, discussion of Korea and the Orient, and plans to make bandages in August. Thirteen attendees and six visitors heard Rev Nevins speak on Korea, with prayers and a dessert served.

Ina Presley Church Dorothy Bader Neving Bell Davis Wisie Brewer Korea Orient Africa Marian Presley

Charles Otts Host Annual WMA Gathering Picnic

About thirty Brown Gardeners met at the cottage of Charles and Wilma Ott at Houghton Lake for the second annual picnic on July 12. Lois Birdsall led the business meeting while members answered roll call with memories or poems. Vesta and Charlie gave a humorous stunt and guests enjoyed a bountiful lawn dinner.

Brown Garners Charles Wilma Ott Houghton Lake Lois Birdsall Vesta Charlie

Ladies Union Meeting at Edith Brewer Home

The Ladies Union of the Congregational Church gathered at Miss Edith Brewer’s home last Friday afternoon with 18 members and guests. Rev. Oscar Olson led devotions. Mrs. Walter White co hosted. plans were made for the Christmas Bazaar in cooperation with the Ladies Guild. The next meeting is set for July 28 at the McKay Farm with a 1:60 p.m. pot luck luncheon.

Ladies Union of the Congregational Church Edith Brewer Walter White Oscar Olson Olson Henry Gardiner Ladies Guild McKay Farm

Rev Oscar Olson And Family Honored At Pot Luck Supper

Members of the Clare Congregational Church gathered on the church lawn for a pot luck family night supper. They dedicated a new fireplace and shrubbery and honored Rev Oscar Olson and family. The event marked the 81st birthday of church treasurer L B Davy with a large cake.

Oscar Olson Clare Congregational Church L. B. Davy Olson Jack Little Guild Alberta Bicknell Little Doris Parish Norris Hiden Lionel Duncan Littie

Pvt Donald Snear Honored July 15 at Farewell Supper

A farewell party for Pvt Donald J Snear was held July 15 at the Bernie Snear home in Vernon township. Relatives and friends attended, a large American flag hung, a pot luck supper fed ninety two, gifts and money were given, and attendees sent money for the honored guest. The Snears expressed lasting sentiments as Donald prepared to enter military service.

Bernie Snear Vernon Township Pvt Donald J. Snear Donald Snears

County 4-H Service Club Meets July 10 at Harrison Park

The Clars County 4-H Service Club met July 10 at Wilson State Park for a wieker roast and meeting. Three new members attended while older members plan an achievement booth at the fairs with prize. The club aims to support the 4-H stand and will invite the Isabella Service Club to initiate officers at the next meeting August 14.

Clars County 4-H Service Club Wilson State Park Wieker Isabella Service Club

Welcome for Rev Burgess and Family at Baptist Church

About sixty church members greeted Rev R T Burgess and his family at a welcome reception in Tugaday. The program featured singing led by Mrs Burgess, readings, and a flowered welcome as guests met the couple and their daughter Carol. News of Lewis Nickels sudden Detroit death saddened attendees.

R.T. Burgess Carol Tugaday The Baptist Church Burgess Fred Loomis Verta Stella June Barker Carla Mae. Chaplin Carol Burgess Harold Loomis Lewis Nickels Detroit Mary Osborn Dale Davis Mrs. Burgess Mary Gilmore Roy Kinsey Frances Davis Belle Paxton

U S Eyes Tasty Truffle in American Table Talk Rise

The United States ponders growing truffles in U S soil following a shipment from Italy. Truffles, fungi related to mushrooms, grow underground and are located by trained pigs and dogs. Their fruity fragrance flavors sauces and garnishes and a modern Italian recipe uses layered potatoes and truffles with cheese.

U.S New York Italy

Determining Sea Levels Across U S Coasts

The U S coast and geodetic survey maintains tide gage stations on both coasts to record hourly tide heights over years. Leveling surveys show variations in average ocean level at different points by foot or more due to winds pressure salinity currents and other factors.

U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey

Social Briefs From Harri son and Local Club Meetings

Social highlights include Gayla and Hochstetler hosting a Sunday pool party at Virgil Hochstetler’s Harri son home with twenty guests enjoying swimming and a wiener roast. Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. John Asline’s home with Mrs. John Northon as co host. The August meeting will be with Mrs. Glenn Lloyd.

Gayla John Asline John Northon Glenn Lloyd

New Arrivals Trace Births in Gladwin and Mt. Pleasant

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hampton welcome a daughter born Sunday at Gladwin Hospital weighing seven pounds ten ounces and named Shirley May. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown nee Annabel Schunk announce a daughter Janice Annette born Friday at Central Michigan Community Hospital weighing eight pounds two ounces.

A. J. Hampton Gladwin Hospital Shirley May Milton Brown Annabel Schunk Mr. Pleasant Janice Annette Central Michigan Community Hospital

Ice Cream Social at Mayor’s Former Home Lawn

Community event hosted Saturday July 22 at 2 00 pm on the lawn at Sixth and McEwan near High School Hustlers featuring homemade ice cream cake and pie.

Gold Haley Sixth McEwan High School

Caution on Insect Powders for Cats and Pets

Insect powders like DDT and chlordane can harm cats even if dog-safe in small amounts. Read container labels before use and consult a veterinarian if the product is not declared safe for cats.

Effect of Frequent On Off Cycling on Lamp Life

Frequent on off cycling at one second intervals reduces lamp life. Rapid temperature changes stress the filament mechanically through expansion and contraction. Also initial cold filament resistance is lower, causing a surge that wears filament supports and leads.

King of Crustaceans Shrimp Tops Shellfish Catch

The shrimp hold the popularity crown among crustaceans and dominate dinner menus. In American waters shrimp weight far exceeds other shellfish, averaging about 180 million pounds yearly, more than a third of the total shellfish catch. Crabs are second but amount to about two thirds of shrimp. Oysters weigh less than half, while crabs lobsters and scallops trail.

American

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Circle TI W Charles Otts Ladies Union Edith Brewer Home Ironrite Barbara Brewer Forrest Brewer Barbara George Sexton Fred Sexton Maurice Studio Donald Snear County 4-H Harrison Park R. T. Burgess Norrilyn Mitchell Freeman Mitchell Norrilyn Donald Berg Bay City Alex Artibee J. J. Green Carl Eliott Esther Wise Richard Hartshorn John Asliné L. W. Jackson, Jr Octo Bridge Club Frizey Ben Burdo Dale Groves Hollis Walton Harold Elgar Austin Bates Louise Demarest Leo Brown Clayton Neff Clare, Michigan Epsom NP-27 Willowbrook
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