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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1943

Page

3

Local club events highlight Friday meeting and bridge games

The Ladies Union of the Congrega tional church plans a Friday gathering at Mrs. Fred Hudson’s Hast Fifth St. home. Reports cover Harlybirds contracts at Mrs. Frank Murdock’s, a Tuesday luncheon and bridge at Hotel Doherty, and multiple social clubs hosting dinners, two table contracts, and prize winners at Lake George and Clare Tourist Park gatherings.

Ladies Union Congrega‘tional Church Fred. Hudson Hast. Fifth St Doherty Theostore Bowler Frank Jackson C. B. Neff Stuart Bicknell John Doherty Lake George James Rassat Chester Wallace M. D. Peighner Ethel Allen Jay Green Richard Hartshorn Mabel Horton

Brasington Family Reunion Held at Island Park Mt Pleasant

The 2nd annual Brasington reunion gathered Sunday at Island Park Mt Pleasant with 59 attendees from Madison Florida Alma Mt Pleasant Coleman Lansing Vernon Township and Clare. A noon pot luck dinner followed by ice cream and cake featured visiting and greetings. The oldest attendees were Clarence Freeman 88 and his wife 84 from Mt Pleasant. The youngest was the infant daughter of William and Mrs Moline.

Island Park Mt. Pleasant Madison Florida Alma Coleman Lansing Vernon Township Clare Clarence Freeman Mr. Pleasant Ear William Moline

Wagsoner-White Reunion At Edmore Sunday

The Waggoner-White reunion was held Sunday July 25 at the Clarence Anderson home in Edmore. Twenty seven attendees came from Olivet Stanton Clare and Morida. A pot luck dinner followed by visits concluded the day Horace Waggoner of Olivet was the oldest attendee and Stuart James Mock of Miami Florida the youngest Also present from Clare were Mr and Mrs Charles Whitlock Mrs Jessie Waggoner Mrs Juanita Mock and son Stuart James

Clarence Anderson Edmore Olivet Stanton Clare Morida Nown Horace Waggoner Stuart James Mock Miami Florida Charles Whitlock Jessie Waggoner Juanita. Mock Stuart James

Rebekah Club Plans Pot Luck At Harley Holt Cottage

The Rebekah Club met at City Park with ten members present, two guests, and ten children. New president Mrs Margaret Briggs led the meeting. A pot luck dinner is planned for August 6 at Harley Holt’s cottage at Duncan Landing Stevenson Lake.

Rebekah Club Harley Holt Cottage City Park Margaret Briggs Harey Holt Duncan Landing Stevenson Lakd

England Unites With Scotland in 1707 Union

The formation of the union united England and Scotland in 1707, creating a single kingdom under the Acts of Union. The milestone reshaped governance and national identity across the isles.

England Scotland

Mrs G Loomis and Edgar Grimm Wed at Muskegon

A quiet Muskegon wedding united Mrs Goldie Loomis of Clare and Mr Edgar Grimm of Mt Pleasant. The ceremony at the Christian Church parsonage was performed by Rev C H Curd with attendants Mr and Mrs Lewis Cook. The couple left for a northern Michigan trip and will reside in Mt Pleasant.

Muskegon Edgar Gimm Mt. Pleasant Goldie Loomis Clare Christian Church C. H. Curd Mt. Peasant Lewis Cook Cora Grimm Curd

Farewell Parties Honor Dudley Lovett Before Enlistment

Mrs Edwin Lovett hosted a surprise birthday and farewell party for Dudley Lovett who has enlisted in the Coast Guard. Nine boyfriends attended the dinner with a birthday cake and gifts for his service. He also received a gift at a Caro farewell dinner with relatives and birthday presents for his mother.

Edwin Lovett Dudley Coast Guard Caro

Rationing at a Glance and Salvage Drive Announced

Blue stamps N P Q valid July 1 to August 7 and R S T from August 1 to September 20. Red stamps P Q R expire July 31 and sugar stamps 13 15 16 cover limited quantities. Shoes stamp 18 buys one pair through October 31 while gasoline and tires rules update. Tin can salvage collection held monthly in Clare with curbside preparation.

War Price and Rationing Board Clare

Poultry Pasture Sanitation Aids Seasonal Health

The passage highlights sanitation as key to poultry health in pasture. Regularly moving the broad house promotes better conditions for the flock throughout the season.

Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fisher

The Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fisher was celebrated with a family dinner at the Bryant home and a Sunday ceremony. Their children and several relatives attended, with out of town guests from Pontiac Grand Rapids and more. The couple, married in 1898, have lived in multiple towns and now reside on Vernon Hill. They both remain in good health as they marked 79 and 68 years.

Fisher George Bryant Donald Ernest Bryant Charles Goffnett Glen Foltz Bryant Bonnie Goffnett Leah Gardon Myr Coleman Shepherd Grand Rapids Pontiac Clare East Fourth Street Vernon Hill Us-27

Brush College Reunion Draws Crowd Despite War Ice Cream Limits

The second annual Brush College school reunion was held Sunday July 25 with many former pupils and relatives attending. A large crowd enjoyed a pot luck dinner and social hour but ice cream was not available due to wartime restrictions. Families from Roseville Clare Pontiac and Lansing attended and visited at the Harl Sanders and nearby homes.

Brush College Harley Ruby Ralph Roseville Corporal Wilmer Ruby Texas Schultz Detroit Harl Sanders Helen Sanders Harley Coats Lake Veriah Leitner Pontiac John Archbold Clare Earl Sanders Verlah Leitner Maude Barber Kenneth Roller Glen Newman Galen Coats Anna Shull Angie Sanders Ralph Athey Vernon Worden Lansing

Local Social Notes From Brown Corners and Nearby Towns

Miss Marie Stanton of Ewart visits Mrs Violet Sunday. Burley Shaver and daughters, Virginia Mona and Janet, spend Wednesday at Albert Shaver home. Mrs Frank Weaver of Flint stays overnight with Rev and Mrs Chas Kleinhardt. The Machines and Hutchinsons of Flint vacationed with Mrs Violet Sunday and return home. William Clark and Dean Shaver of Lansing visit Albert Shaver family. Mrs Clark and children accompany them home after a week here to care for a ill mother. Forest and Walter Garver families learn of Mrs Martha Hileman of Ohio’s death. Sympathy extended. Clair Coulter and Mrs Walter Deller visit Detroit for a few days. Yvonne Armentrout visits Frances Coulter. William Clark and family and Albert Shaver host Gerry Mielke near Gladwin for Sunday evening. Dean Shaver of Lansing and Cpl Hugh Vernell Shaver on furlough in Jackson visit and meet relatives. Mrs Jack Woods of Mt. Clemens visits with Mrs Lewis.

Brown Corners Marie Stanton Ewart Violet Burley Shaver Virginia Mona Janet Albert Shaver Frank Weaver Flint Chas. Kleinhardt Fred Machine Jimmie Martha Hutchinson William Clark Dean Shaver Lansing Walter Deller Detroit Yvonne Armentrout Frances Coulter Gerry Mielke Gladwin Cpl Hugh Vernell Shaver Jackson Daughnter Jack Woods Mt. Clemens Lewis

Community clubs and lodges schedule Farwell area

A compilation of regular meeting times for local groups including Farwell Townsend Club O H S Lodge Rebekah Lodge V F W John Sparkel Post Clare Common Council Loomis Townsend and Grant Townsend clubs Elm Grove Townsend Mt Vernon Grange Clare Masonic Lodge American Legion Auxiliary Clara Troop 123 Boy Scouts and S O O F details.

Clara Boy Scouts of America

Classified Liner Urges Fair Sale Practices

A brief notice stresses not to hoard or resell items at inflated prices in upcoming classified ads. It urges sellers to maintain fair pricing and transparent listings for readers and buyers.

Stough and Loomis Family Reunion Finds 58 Relatives

The Stough and Loomis reunion gathered 58 relatives and 5 visitors at Lumberman Park Riverdale on Sunday July 18. A pot luck meal followed by a business meeting and visiting. Ice cream and cake were served. Next year’s reunion will be at Bay City State Park. There were 4 births and 2 deaths, with Emma Youmans named oldest and James Marghail Rice youngest. attendees hailed from Port Neches Texas Lansing Howell Alma Port Huron Croswell Royal Oak Barryton Posen Bay City and Clare.

Stough and Loomis Lumberman Park Riverdale Bay City State Park Emma Youmans James Marghail Rice Port Neches Texas Lansing Howell Alma Port Huron Croswell Royal Oak Barryton Posen Bay City Clare

Mistaken for Cannon Tale Ends With Moon Vision

A crowd debates telescope power until a quiet man recalls JT once looking through a telescope not necessarily the largest. He describes the moon revealing a gesturing man crying not to shoot, a vivid moment that ends the discussion.

Elevator Boy Refuses Sixth Child Escalator Request

A corpulent matron asks an elevator boy to take her and her six children to the top floor. He refuses saying he is too young to raise a family, prompting her shouted demand and his gentle explanation.

Last Car From Here To Town No Longer Runs

A stranger asks about the final train to town and the suburbanite explains that the last car used to depart at one o'clock but no final car now runs.

Smart Kid Claps Echoes in Singers Night

The exchange features Mr James clapping as the singer performs, with a joking retort about covering ears. The moment captures a playful audience reaction and a snappy comeback that lingers beyond the curtain.

If you don't see what you want ask for something else

A seller pitches shopkeepers with a sign promising help if customers ask for alternatives. The Country Shopkeeper mocks the idea, preferring not to be bothered by requests for unavailable items. The exchange highlights a humorous negotiation over sales slogans.

Duel ends in mutual standoffs as seconds intervene

In the duel both combatants fired without effect. One second proposed they shake hands. the other objected, noting their hands had been shaking for half an hour.

Deaf Waiter In House Sparks Comical Exchange

In a humorous exchange Mrs. Woodby Swelle confirms they have a dumb waiter in the house and jokes about its deafness. The dialogue captures a light domestic moment.

Futile Courtroom Exchange Ends With Cleared Prisoner

Judge discharges a prisoner after admonishing him to avoid bad company. The inmate thanks the court and vows not to return, signaling an end to the hearing.

Hairdresser protests as doctor tags out patient

A comic exchange unfolds with a hairdresser denying medical headwork while a top doctor insists on tagging out, underscoring a clash of roles and miscommunication in a humorous scene.

Anderson's Drug Store and Athletic Notes

Fragmentary OCR weaves athletic notes with a mention of Anderson's Drug Store. The readable text hints at sports activity and local business reference, but lacks clear events, dates, or names to synthesize a full, coherent summary.

Kerma Taiter Hehe A Ates Anderson’s

Clare Townsend Club Welcomes New Members at Meeting

The Clare Townsend Club met in the I.O.O.F. hall with Effie Harvey presiding. New members joined as members sang America and observed the Pledge and Lord's Prayer. Members urged to attend Loomis meeting July 29 where Floyd R. Moody will speak.

Clare Townsend Club I.0.c.f. Hall Effie Harvey America Clare Club Loomis Floyd R. Moody

Irrigation Reservoirs Hold 61 Million Acres One Foot Deep

Reservoirs built by the United States Reclamation Service now operate and can cover 61 410 283 acres with one foot of water.

United States Reclamation Service

Red Cross Activities at Sheridan Center Unit

The Sheridan Center Red Cross Unit met at Mrs. Thos. Bradley’s home with eighteen members present. They completed numerous items including robes, hats, water bottle covers, cushions, bed jack ets, sweaters, bed pan covers, and prepared chair cushion material. Mrs. Seba Umphrey invited the group to her home on August 8 for a Thursday afternoon meeting.

Sheridan Center Sheridan Center Red Cross Thos. Bradley Seba Umphrey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harlybirds Frank Murdock Will Holmes Tim Frey Hazel Hawkins Birthday Club Clare Tourist Park Arthur Denton Earl Danton Tom Bolen Charley Ford Jack Leonard Brasington Dudley Lovett Michigan Purasnow Farmers” Inc. Produce: CO Vernon ‘Hill Farwell Townsend Club O.H.S Farwell Lodge Farwell Rebekah Lodge No. 208 John B. Sparkel Post V.F.W Clare Common Council Loomis Townsend Club Grant Townsend Club No. 1 Grant Community Club Elm Grove Townsend Club Mt. Vernon Grange Clare Masonic Lodge American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms The American Legion Clare Lodge No. 333 Roy E Cimmerer Clare, Mid Mr. James Red Cross G. Jordan Clare Sentinel
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