Pro and Con Club and social bridge gatherings reported
Society notes describe Pro and Con Club at Mrs Arthur Ulrich table bridge results with high and low scores. Mrs Fenton Ware and Mrs Eleanor Moran hosted a bridge group with high and second high scores and a luncheon. White Shrine Club met at Masonic Temple with business and refreshments. Church of Christ Farwell honored Mrs Rose Cowling on her birthday with a dinner and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ulrich
Fenton Ware
Eleanor Moran
White Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Dale Bar Ber
Church of Christ
Farwell
Blis
Lula Shaw
Rose Cowling
King's Daughters Birthday Luncheon Held by Baptist Society
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met in the church basement Wednesday for their monthly missionary birthday meeting. Mrs. Olin Banghart presided, with prayers by Mrs. Fred Loomis and scripture by Mrs. Carl Chaplin. Thirteen members answered roll call as the February birthday luncheon honored members with a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Olin
Washable leather gloves care guide summarized
The article explains which leather gloves are washable and how to launder them. It notes pigskins light and natural colors cape chamois doe skin and others may be washable when labeled. Wash gently with mild lukewarm suds and rinse thoroughly turning gloves inside out for best results.
Port Elizabeth Cat Nobby Dies At 19 Years Old
A black cat named Nobby from Port Elizabeth South Africa dies at 19 years old. Friends claim he may have been the world’s oldest cat though veterinarians say the age equates to about a human century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobby
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Clare Bridge Tournament Leads and High Team Scores
The Anderson Kaiser team held the lead after the fourth round of the Clare Bridge tournament at the Hotel Doherty on February 20. Wallace Green led evening scores and was second in total, with grand slam wins by Anderson Kaiser Wallace Green Fleming Neff and Wyman Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson-Kaiser
Itotel Doherty
Wallace-Green
Anderson-Kajfez
Fleming-Neff
Wyman-Hampton
Anderson- Kaster
Hall-Frey
Bicknell-Doherty
Fleming-Nefi
Anderson-Hoersch
Anderson-Kajfer
Brown-Bowler
City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Family Tragedy
Mr and Mrs Tommy Cook and family and Mrs Charles Ford visited relatives in Saginaw Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edson Howlett Jr and Jack Howlett of Detroit called to see grandparents John Schaaf and other relatives. Ray Shields learned of his grandfather's death and the Shields family traveled to Hyldenville Oklahoma for funeral services held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Cook
Charles Ford
Saginaw
Edson Howlett, Jr
Jack Howlett
Detroit
John Schaaf
Ray Shields
Shields
Hyldenville
Oklahoma
Clare Odd Fellows Lodge Met With 45 Members Present
The Clare lodge of the Odd Fellows met Monday evening in their hall with Richard Hall as noble grand and Russell Leiter as vice grand. Forty five members attended as committee reports were read and a Lansing staff motioned for April 1 to confer the first degree here. The third degree was conferred on A Wiggins D Johnson Jay King A R Hatfield and A Parker. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Richard Hall
Noble Grand
Russell Leiter
Lansing
A. Wiggins
D. Johnson
Jay King
A R. Hatfield
A. Parker
Townsend Club Meeting Recap with Mrs Howard Hosts
The Townsend Club gathered Friday evening with Mrs Etta Howard presiding. Members sang America pledged to the flag and recited the Lord's Prayer in unison. Reports were given on cards sold and committees. The next meeting is scheduled for March 8 at the Whitlocks home on first and McEwan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Etta Howard
Howard
America
D. W. Osborn
Townsend
Charles Whitlock
McEwan Street
Right Height for Clothesline
The author argues for a clothesline about six feet high so average height people can reach it easily and it will not sag to the ground. The point is practical outdoor utility for everyday laundry tasks.
Snow disrupts Clare traffic as roads reopen gradually
The storm left county roads impassable until midweek with main routes open by Wednesday night. Snowplow work by Wim Bauer cleared streets while buses and trains resumed service slower than normal. Schools closed or shortened on Tuesday but expected to resume across districts by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Bauer
Allis Chalmers
Ludington
Clare
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette
Greyhound
McIlwan and
Fourth Streets
McEwan Street
Fourth Street
McEwan
al. Holbrook
Harrison
Farwell
Train Conductor Destroys Suitcase in Fare Dispute
A heated argument aboard a moving train ends with the conductor tossing MacTavish's suitcase out as they cross a river. Mac protests that overcharging plus attempted drowning of his child is too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacTavish
Mac
Out at Home Barthisar Dance Rumors
A garbled fragment hints at a baseball or sports gossip item mentioning Barthisar Bill and a dizzy blonde with playful dialogue attributed to Harry and a wife. The readable bits suggest scandal or social intrigue around a public figure and personal relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthisar
Bill
Jerry
Harry
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W. 5Th
King’s Daughters
Reynolds Pens
H. M. Everts, Jeweler
Dunlop
Clare, Michigan
St. Cecilia’s Church Basement
Anderson-Kajser
Brown
Fleming-Netf
Bruckart-Crum
Zinser-Hartshorn
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Clare Odd Fellows
Clare Townsend Club
Theta Rho Girls Club
Clara Theta Rho
F. Hall
Patsy Irwin
Elizabeth McIntosh
Theta Rho
Lev E
Joe
Limburger
Jones
Smith
Red Cross
Detrola Radio
Are
Separare Childrens Sheet Music
E. Fourth St
Household Appliances, Inc
MT. Pleasant
Main St
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