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Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

22 Mar 1940

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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1940

Page

10

Social notes from Clare area and surrounding towns

Raymond Nash of Flint visited his parents the Nash family Tuesday evening. Wade Credit of St Johns spent the weekend with his family. Several residents traveled to Grand Rapids Cadillac and Battle Creek on various business and family visits. The Ladies Aid met with no meeting this week. The Girl Scouts held a bake sale raising seven dollars for a summer camping trip. Local families hosted dinners and attended funerals and church services in Mt. Pleasant, Cadillac, and Detroit areas. Several residents planned moves to Ohio or Aiino and reported travel to Saginaw and Lansing for visits.

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Wade Credit St. Johns Jeff Hartman Roy Gordon Battle Creek W. C. Cornwell Cleland Green Christ Loefler Grand Rapids Vicinity J. A. Rogers Cadillac C. J. Kruse First Methodist Church That City Floyd Callihan Ralph Irwin Frank Ingraham T. C. Slentz Vernon Township Washington, D. C C. H. Givins Rockland Ohio Mt. Pleasant H. L. Cleveland Church of God John Martin West 1St St Lewellg Kenney Gladwin Ann Leis Ed. Slater Leon Casner Saginaw Myg Tim Frey Wilford Wilber Lee Leis Harrison Mary Herron Pink Dawson Wyandotte Clare Gerald Callihan Virginia Koch Detroit Ladies Aid The Methodist Church David Fannell Dan Lockwood Farwell B. §. Kirkey Rosebush F. G. Allen Lester Randle Sheridan Floyd Randle Elmo Shoup Flint Wim. Holmes George Campbell Miss Cotter IF. G. Allen Bobby Joyce Cleveland Randall Eola McDonel Forest Shumway J. Piper Marion Pharold Haist Pigeon Jack Paul Chas. Jackson Olney Ilinois Fred Bingham Forest Shumwayes Sarah Aiey Ernest Aiey Greenville Emma Erhart Calvin Don Owens Henry Ott B. T. Smith Gretchen Methodist Parsonage Thelma Gordon Midland Mack McClear Vestaburg Herbert Gade John Hartman North Arthur Ernest Green Will Walters Clio Lafe Walters E. A. Anderson Morida Jim Soper Barryton Raymond Ayres Big Rapids Joe Cunningham Madeline James Nevills Merle McNabb Karen Sue Ithaca Chester Richard Frank Pringle Leona U. S&s C. G. Knapp Crawford Aiino Hol. Decker Delbert Wilson Loomis Huma Fairbanks J. H. Seeley Floyd Seeley Pleasant Huma Ray Utley Ba. Decker Townsend Grant Town Hall M. L. Hargrave Lansing
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Easter Program at Church of God Next Sunday

Easter program at the Church of God will feature Congregational song Rejoice and be glad. Supt leads prayer and a welcome by Dolores Horn ing. Recitation and tidings by Junior Girls. Trio and three Junior girls perform. Mixed quartet sings Lead me to Calvary. Jun Playlet What Easter means and What Easter means to me by Junior girls. Closing song Worthy is the Lamb.

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Dolores Horning Calvary
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Methodist Women Meet at Big Rapids Church for Advance Meeting

Delegates from the local church attended the Methodist Advance Movement meeting held at the First Methodist Church in Big Rapids on Tuesday March 12. Participants included Mrs. James Rogers Mrs. John Empey and Mrs. Reva Maxwell with accompanists Mrs. Frank Hachmuth and Mrs. Jesse Falconer. The gathering aimed to unify the Foreign Missionary Society Home Missionary Society and Ladies Aid Groups through skits talks and pep talks led by Mrs. Empey and others.

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Christian Service First Methodist Church Big Rapids Jas. Rogers John Empey Reva Maxwell Frank Hachmuth Jesse Falconer Foreign Missionary Society Home Missionary Society Ladies Aid Empey Grand Rapids Stella Lampman Marion Veen, Boer Conference District Barnes
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Legion Post 128 Holds First Regular Meeting

Walter H. Larman Post No 128 American Legion held its first regular meeting of the month with Commander John W Dunlop presiding. Plans discussed include a trip by a carload of Legionnaires to Higgins Lake to inspect and prepare the cottage for summer and Easter Ball arrangements for March 26 with decorations and auditorium decorating on March 25. The Sons of the Legion Squadron hope broader participation and the Five Point Program was noted with a district meeting planned at Coleman.

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Walter H. Larman American Legion Legion Rooms John W. Dunlop Higgins Lake Post Sons of the Legion Squadron Sony L Coleman
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Legion meeting considers summer picnic and extra plates

A recent Legion and Auxiliary gathering discussed a summer picnic for members and approved considering another order of 1940 automobile identification plates if demand remains. Ways to raise treasury funds via a community project were explored with Arthur F. Damoth named chair of the fundraising group. Wolverine Boys State 1940 at East Lansing was proposed with two candidate youths named for attendance.

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Legion and Auxiliary American Legion 1940 Treasury Dunlop Arthur F. Damoth Wolverine East Lansing
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Clare Sentinel Liner Set for Next Week

Local Clare newspaper announces a SHU-Try feature in the upcoming Sentinel liner slated for distribution next week. Readers anticipate new columns and community updates.

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Clare Sentinel
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Odd Fellows Visit Cadillac Lodge Celebrates Past Grand Night

Ten members of the local Odd Fellows lodge traveled to Cadillac Thursday for Past Grand night. Three candidates received the third degree amid a banquet at 6 30. Several other lodges were represented as Cadillac's degree team performed the work for three outside candidates and one from their own lodge.

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ODD Fellows CADILLAC _ LODGE Cadillac
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Townsend Club Meeting in Richmond Building

The Townsend club met Thursday evening March 14 in the Richmond Building with forty five participants. After the business session a short program featured singing by Jackie and Bud die Rodabaugh and a recitation by Arla Gene Hanley, plus Mrs D Harvey’s reading The Faithful Few. The Wish pond and pie supper netted a neat sum. next meeting planned for March 28 with a fine program and lunch.

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Townsend Club Richmond Jackie Buddie Rodabaugh Arla Gene Hanley D. Harvey
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New Arrivals At Clare County General Hospital

My and Mrs James Maloney welcomed a 7 pound baby girl born Tuesday evening March 19 at Clare County General Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Bailey welcomed a son born Wednesday morning at the same hospital weighing seven pounds eleven and a half ounces. Mr and Mrs Robert Shull celebrated a baby boy born Sunday March 10 at Saginaw General Hospital weighing seven pounds four ounces. Baby and mother are reported to be doing well.

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James Maloney Clare County General Hospital William Bailey Robert Shull Saginaw General Hospital George Lynn
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