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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1940

Page

13

Numerous local clubs hold gatherings and bridge games

The Merry Twelve and eight other clubs met weekly with hosts Mrs. Sproat, Mrs. Murdoch, Mrs. Hendrie, Mrs. Peet, and others. High scores in contract bridge went to Mrs. Crum, Mrs. Parent, Mrs. Hochstetler, and Mrs. Ulrich among many. Birthdays and socials included Miss Lawler, Margaret Zinser, Suzanne Irving, and Avla Jean Hanley with gifts, cake, and lunch. Easter plant ads and a note of classified liners finish the item.

Merry Twelve Club Joe Sproat Frank Murdoch Jack Rudy Kenneth Hendrie Allen Crum Hugh Barnes Murdoch Roy Beltineck

Mrs Art Damoth Hosts Clare Study Club Meeting

Sixteen members and one guest met at Mrs Art Damoth's home on Tuesday March 12. Reports on legislation and civic matters were given, fund drives discussed, and topics on war discussed with 96 percent opposed to war. Entertainment by Marillyn Masten and a planned silver tea at Mrs Fleming's with a guest speaker were announced.

Michigan Washington Bates Ryan Marillyn Masten America

Guild Ladies Wednesday Meeting Highlights and Plans

The Congregational Guild met at Mrs. Harold Jones home with co host Mrs Edwin Lovett. Mrs Stuart Bicknell presided and Mrs Harold Fleming gave devotions. Plans were laid for a musical tea in the church basement on April 10th with guests welcome.

Congregational Guild Harold Jones Edwin Lovett Stuart Bicknell Harold Fleming John Keschman Stanley Masten Lfe David Mary Barney Albert Dawe Mair Maude Callihan Harold Hanchett O. A. Derby

Margaret Corey Marries Vincent Heiser in Mt. Pleasant

In a quiet Monday ceremony at Mrs. Neff house on South College Street Mt. Pleasant Margaret Corey daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Hack Vanderbilt became the wife of Vincent Heiser son of Mr and Mrs Warren Heiser Clare The Rev M L Van Hoose officiated with ring ceremony Attendants were Mr and Mrs Irwin Fuller The couple will live with his parents while he works on a pipeline near Temple Congratulations poured in from friends

Margaret Corey Wm. Hack Vanderbilt Vincent Heiser Warren Heiser Clare M. L. van Hoose Neff South College Street Mt. Pleasant Irwin Fuller

Mrs Bicknell Hosts Ladies Golf Assn Benefit Night

Mrs William H Bicknell opens her home next Wednesday at 7 30 for a benefit party to aid the ladies golf association. Mrs Willard Bicknell assists with entertaining as guests play bridge and Chinese checkers in a public invitation from the host household.

Ladies’ Golf Association William H. Bicknell

Newlyweds Honor Guests at Sunday Dinner

Mr and Mrs Bert Lloyd entertained at dinner Sunday honoring the newlyweds Mr and Mrs James Lloyd. Guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Costello Mr and Mrs Ray Lloyd of Pontiac Don Lloyd of Farwell and Arthur Lloyd. Costello brought a large wedding cake for the occasion.

Bert Lloyd James Lloyd Howard Costello Ray Lloyd Pontiac Don Lloyd Farwell Arthur Lloyd Myx. Costello

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. R. Woodcock at Barnes Cafe

Mrs. Richard Woodcock was pleasantly surprised Thursday evening last week with a birthday dinner in the private dining room of Barnes Cafe. Twenty guests attended the lovely dinner. The cake was brought by her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartman of Midland. She received gifts and the group later danced at the Hilltop.

Margaret Zinser Suzanne Irvying West Seventh Street Jane Bicknell Suzanne Anla Jean Hanley Jack Smith Avla Jean Madeline Cunningham Ila Smith Doris Jerter Ruth Cleveland Ardith Cleveland Nyla Belle Delta Lee Walker Rosemary Dwyer Richard Woodcock Barnes Cafe Frank Hartman Midland Woodcock

Benefit golf party at Olson home draws 75 guests

A successful benefit golf party was hosted at Mrs. James Olson’s home last Thursday evening. Seventy-five guests dined at 7 30, with sixteen bridge tables and one Chinese Checkers table in play. Prizes went to Mrs. George Stanfield high in bridge, Mrs. James Rassat second, Mrs. Nila Struble third, and Mrs. Robert Caple won checkers. Door prize went to Mrs. Albert Haley, with co hosts Mrs. Wm Caple, Mrs. Edwin Roach and Miss Frances Anderson assisting.

C. D. Peet Gleason’s Peet Omer Parent Lester LaFavour Henry Ackerman Olan Lynch Loyle Beadle Stanley Parish Kenneth Hendrie Louise Morrison Low Norris Blystone Dorothy Shaver Hight” Club Hast Seventh Street Margery Parish Mildred Ackerman Marian Olson Erwin Zinger Dollar Club East Fifth Street Roy Harter Harold Loomis Roy Kinsey John Rodabaugh James Olson George Stanfield James Rassat Nila Struble Robert Caple Albert Haley Wm. Caple Edwin Roach Frances Anderson

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Roy Cimmerer Frank Hochstetler M. D. Feighner J. A. Quintal Ida Crigier Jay Green Kiife Dewey Paxton Harry Foss Robert Ryan Lewis Dawson Arthur Ulrich Mother and Children Vernon Center School Hileen Lawler Clare Eastern Star Doris Empey Hua Gerow Mabel Reynolds Adelaide C. Wylie John R. Empey Alexander H. Wylie Howard Brown Will Stevens John Sparkel Hinkleville White Art Damoth Clare Study Club Bayes’ Bakery Clare Cleaners Howard W. Jones Clare City Hall Bay City Walter H. Larman Post American Legion Eeeda Guild Wm. Bicknell Iron & Y ALL Purpose Colonial Club Nelson's Petroleum Heir Oil Cosmetine Panama Hormal Sre Ria R. Woodcock Olson North Star Grocery Company Hershey’s Baker’s Sunkist Farmer
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