Social Clubs Host Two Table Bridge and Birthday Parties
Mrs Helen Barnes hosted Duration Club with two tables and a lunch. High score went to Mrs Wm Kirkpatrick and second to Mrs Robert Drew with guest Mrs Harold Elgar. Thursday evening Mrs Homer Doulais hosted two tables of contract and lunch. Alec Artibee won high score, Mabel Horton second, Frank Hochatetler third. Friday afternoon Mrs Himer Comes hosted two tables of contract bridge with guests including Mrs Erwin Zinger. John Asline won high score and Richard Hartshorn second. Mrs Richard Christi entertained six children for Michael’s fifth birthday with lunch and gifts. Guests included Raymond and Nancy Neff, Jean and Joe Bowler, Lyda Belle Bicknell, Margaret Wilson, Judy Christ. Later, Jr and Mrs George Lehr hosted a surprise birthday for Mrs Ed Schlafley and anniversary for Mr. and Mrs Gordon McIntosh with Pepper and a decorated lunch.
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Helen, Barnes
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Robert Drew
Harold Elgar
Homer Doulas
Alec Artibee
Mabel Horton
Frank Hochatetler
Himer Comes
Bridge Club
Erwin Zinger
John Asline
Richard Hartshorn
Richard Christi
Michael
Christl
EB. W. Wilson
Raymond
Nancy Neff
Jean
Joe Bowler
Lyda Belle Bicknell
Margaret Mary Wilson
Judy Christ
George Lehr
Ed. Schlafley
Gordon McIntosh
Pepper
Bridge Club Entertained By Oden Couple At Gleason's
Tia Hi Lo bridge club members enjoyed a chicken dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Leo Oden Thursday night last week at Gleason s. High score went to Roy Beltinck second to Mrs Roy Beltinck and consolation to Mrs Richard Woodcock. Pro and Con Club later met with two tables of contract bridge Mrs James Tatman won high score and traveler prize with others placing second and consolation. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Leo Oden
Gleason's
Oden
Roy Beltinck
Richard Woodcock
Chester Richard
James Tatman
Richard
John Stoll
Richard, Woodcock
Forest Shumway
Expansive Industry Tied to War Efforts Across Materials
The article notes the motor industry used large shares of key materials as war began in Europe. It cites 51 percent of malleable iron, 75 percent of plate glass, 68 percent of upholstery leather, and 80 percent of rubber. It also states autos consumed over 18 percent of steel, about 10 percent of aluminum, around 13 percent of copper, and 34 percent of lead.
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Europe
Bicones Bride of Ronald Carr
Avery notes a wedding at Mt. Pleasant Methodist parsonage on March 22 uniting Donna Neeper and Ronald Carr in a single ring ceremony. Attendants Dororthy Ferris and James Buetler. Afterward ice cream and cake at the groom’s home. The couple planned a short northern and eastern Michigan trip. Carr enters military service on March 28.
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Avery
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Parsonage
W. Mackenzie
Donna Neeper
Roy Neeper
Lake
Ronald Carr
Leslie Carr
Weidman
Dorothy Ferris
Carr
James Buetler
Farwell High School
Mr. Carr
Weidman High School
Michigan
J C Newmans Surprised in Honor of Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J C Newman were surprised last Sunday as children and families gathered at their home to celebrate their forty eighth wedding anniversary. Present were Carmen and Gene Newman, Burt Albert, Ruby Burdt, Frank Newman, Glen Poet, Frank Poet, Glen Lower and Donna Wayne, Virgil Newman, Ted Newman, Jesse Newman Jr, Bernard Allen and families, and Bernard Robison. One son Glen and family were absent due to mumps.
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J. C. Newman
Carmen Newman
Gene
Burt Albert
Ruby Burdt
Flint
Frank Newman
Stevenson Lake
Glen Poet
Frank Poet
Glen Lower
Donna Wayne
Virgil Newman
Ted Newman
Jesse Newman
Bernard Allen
Clare
Bernard Robison
Gilmore
Glen
Newman
Rev I W Wyrick Honored at Surprise Birthday Party
Twenty five members and friends of the Lake church gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs C D Smith Friday evening for a surprise party honoring Rev I W Wyrick s birthday A program included singing by Sunday school children and a social with a potluck lunch Rev Wyrick received a purse of money from local friends and neighbors
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the Lake Church
C. D. Smith
I. W. Wyrick
Rev. Wyrick
Mrs White Hostess Benefit Auxiliary Birthday Dinner
The Benefit Auxiliary met at Mrs Alva White's home on March 21 for a birthday dinner. Ten members and six guests enjoyed chicken dinner and quilting in the afternoon. The group voted to donate to the Red Cross and Crippled Children's Fund. Next meeting is April 4 at Mrs Raymond Pryor's home.
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Alva White
Ed. Price
Red Cross and Crippled Children’s Fund
Raymond Pryor
Waster breakfast served by Clare Methodist Church group
The fourteenth annual Waster break fast at Clare Methodist Church was attended by about one hundred members and guests. A program followed with the play Mothers of the World and a sacrificial offering for Easter.
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Clare Methodist Church
Charles Hahn
Clara Sternaman
Nettie Holbrook
Ruth Hachmuth
Alma Seiter
Mary Ireland
Lovangie Randall
Sylvia Sowle
Hazel Wallace
Dorothy Bader
Genevieve Born
Mae Chaffee
Florence Samborn
Erma Byers
Bessie Hartshorn
Estella Hahn
Martha Bicknell
Fannie Schultz
Sternaman
Martha
Joseph
Harold Brooks
Lord Jesus
Mary
Jesus
Rev
Hahn
Clare Bridge Tournaments at Hotel Doherty
The Hampton Anderson team led weekly standings at Hotel Doherty as six high teams competed. Green Wallace won grand slam honors while Caple Allen led the evening with high scores. End-of-third-round totals show Hampton Anderson atop with 36 940 and Green Wallace close behind at 35 740.
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Hampton-Anderson
Doherty
Green-Wallace
Caple-Allen
Forsberg-Doherty
Comes-Jackson
Asline-Douglas
Hall-Frey
Artibee-Rassat
Wise Pepper Club Entertained at Day and Lear Homes
The Wise Pepper Club met at the Day home March 16 with seven tables of play. High scores went to Mrs. Dorothy Smith and George Renner, second to Mrs. Norman Rocket and Clark Dennis. A pot luck lunch followed and the group set a March 28 meeting at the Carl Lear home.
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Wise Pepper Club
O. W. Day
Dorothy Smith
George Renner
Norman Rocket
Clark Dennis
Carl Lear
C. W. Day
Lavern Rocket
Lena Russell
John Stough
Feather your nest with few profits by advertising
Local ad space in the Clare Sentinel promises small business gains with economical rates. Readers are urged to consider affordable placements to boost reach and visibility in the community.
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Clare“ Sentinel
Vernon Center School PTA Meeting Highlights
The Vernon Center School P T A held its March meeting on Wednesday evening March 21. Vena Lee Gillespie and Phyllis Ogle presented dramatic readings and Mrs. Fred Irwin sang Irish folk songs. A lunch was enjoyed by attendees.
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P.T.A
Vernon Center School
Vena Lee Gillespie
Phyllis Ogle
Fred Irwin
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