Bridge Clubs and Social Visits Span A Busy Week
Mrs. Louie Thayer hosted the Tuesday afternoon club with high score won by Mrs. Frank Hochstetter and second by Thayer. Mrs. James Rassat hosted the Friday club with Rassat taking second. The Tuesday luncheon and bridge at Mrs. C. B. Neff’s featured high L. D. Wagner and second A. F. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hachmuth of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Holbrook and family. Mrs. Stanley Masten hosted the Thursday luncheon club at Hotel Doherty, with Ed Johnston high and guests including Mrs. Leo Hampton. Mrs. A. J. Kane celebrated her 89th birthday with open house and flowers as family visited.
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Louie Thayer
Frank Hochstetter
Thayer
C. B. Neff
L. D. Wagner
Mt. Pleasant
A. F. Bates
H. C. Hachmuth
Grand Rapids
Donald Holbrook
Donny
Frank Hachmuth
Ben Kanaar
Stanley Masten
Doherty
East Seventh Street
Ed Johnston
Leo Hampton
Stuart Bicknell
Arthur Kane
A. J. Kane
Charles
Flint
Wm. Streit
Mt. Clemens
Speech Improvement Program at Barnard College
Freshmen at Barnard College begin with a phonograph recording of their speech. They review the recording and continue with conferences and further recordings over the next two years to hear themselves as others hear them.
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Barnard College
Night of Midland Well Attended by OWE Friends
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 OHE members joined Friends Night at Midland last Wednesday with a large turnout from Bay City Bridgeport Clare Coleman Farwell Saginaw and Midland. Worthy Matron Iva D. Fisher of Clare and Worthy Patron David Wiggins of Farwell were introduced. Four candidates joined Midland Chapter with initiatory service performed by visiting officers.
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Zenobia
H. S
Midland
Bay City
Bridgeport
Clare
Coleman
Farwell
Saginaw
Iva D. Fisher
David Wiggins
Emily Beck
Alexander E. Wylie
Adah
Ina Davison
Clare County
Hileen Bogan
Iva OD. Fisher
Lillian Walker
Jacob Walker
Etta Brown
Ina Davidson
Leah Wiggins
W M A Meets at Coulter Home for Pleasant Session
The W M A met at Ada Coulter's home in Brown Corners for an afternoon program. Readings included Three knocks in the night and Call in the dark, with Nettie Birdsall sharing missionary work in central Africa. Members planned a donation for a missionary barrel and scheduled a July 12 meeting at Aletha Garver's. birthday refreshments were shared for Evelyn Ritter.
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Brown Corners
Ada.Coulter
Aletha Garver
Glendale
California
Wilma Ott
Coulter
Mrs Roy Beltinck Honored Guest at Thursday Bridge
Mrs Roy Beltinck was honored at a Thursday bridge party hosted by Mrs Richard Woodcock and Mrs John Bruckart at the Woodcock home on Jackson Street. Six tables played. high score went to Mrs Homer Stanley, second to Mrs Tom Simmons, and the hoot count prize to Mrs Forest Shumway. Refreshments were served and out of town guests included Mrs James Clark and Mrs M D Ducey of Midland and Mrs Irene Quinn of Detroit.
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Richard Woodcock
John. Bruckart
Roy Beltinck
Woodcock
Jackson St
Homer Stanley
Tom Simmons
Forest Shumway
James Clark
M. D. Ducey
Mid‘land
Irene Quinn
Detroit
Classified lineline tease from The Clare Sentinel
Classified line promotes value for money with a terse appeal and local newspaper flavor. It hints at affordability and resilience in Clare Webster area listings.
Clair O Connor Weds Detroit Girl Saturday Morning
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Sullivan of Detroit to Clair O Connor occurred Saturday morning June 17 at 9 30 in Blessed Sacrament Cathedral Belmont and Woodward Ave Detroit. Mr O Connor is well known in Clare having lived here since childhood and graduated from the local high school. Their friends extend congratulations.
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Eleanor Sullivan
M. Sullivan
California Ave
Detroit
Clair O’connor
Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
Belmont
Woodward Ave
O'Connor
Clare
King's Daughters June Birthday Meeting Held at Miss Gilmore Home
The King's Daughters met at Miss Mary Gilmore's home on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Kittie McIntosh leading devotionals. President Mrs. Dewey Paxton presided as plans for a picnic at City Tourist Park and the June Birthday party were finalized.
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King’s Daughters
Mary Gilmore
Kittie McIntosh
Dewey Paxton
Lois McNaughton Honored at Bridal Shower
Mrs Howard Richter hosted a bridal shower Friday evening June 16 at her West Sixth Street home honoring Miss Lois McNaughton of St Louis who will marry June 28. Eleven guests attended and a luncheon followed. Miss McNaughton received many beautiful gifts.
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Howard Richter
West Sixth Street
Lois McNaughton
St. Louis
Miss McNaughton
Sell what you don’t need Buy what you do need
Clare Sentinel classifieds promote a buy and sell service urging readers to trade items they no longer require for goods they want. Emphasizes practical exchange through local listings and community ads.
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Clare Sentinel
Born to Bradleys and Cunninghams in June births
A son named George Bernell arrived June 6 to Mr and Mrs Harold Bradley. he weighed 8 pounds. A daughter named Juanita Lou was born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Ray Cunningham. she weighed 7 1 4 pounds.
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Harold Bradley
George Bernell
Ray Cunningham
Juanita Lou
Legion Tenth District set for Grayling meeting
The Tenth District American Legion and Auxiliary meet in Grayling tomorrow evening with many from the district attending. A banquet at 6:30 pm, business session at 8, and a dance at 9:30 follow. Tickets cost one dollar. Officers for next year to be nominated and district elections held. Conrad Walker is a candidate for district chief.
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American, Legion and American Legion Auxiliary
Grayling
Clare
Conrad Walker
Walter H. Larman Post 128 Plans June Meeting
The regular June meeting of Walter H. Larman Post No 128 American Legion will be held Monday evening in Legion rooms. Commander Damoth states this is the last meeting before officer elections and a good attendance is desired. Department Convention at Escanaba in August and District meeting at Grayling reports will be discussed.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Legion
Damoth
Department
Escanaba
Grayling
Industrial Accident Cost Hits 600 Million in 1938
Waterbury Conn revised figures show 1938 industrial accidents cost American business $600 million, equating to about $4,000 per minute of working time. Charles B Hodges Jr. notes the figure drops from 1937 but remains alarmingly high and calls for further reductions in 1939.
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Waterbury
Conn
Charles B. Hodges Jr
Hodges
Clare Sentinel Liner Promised for Next Week
Readers are promised a SHU-Try Clare Sentinel liner in the upcoming week with details to follow.
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