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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1942

Page

4

Local Headlines Highlight Harrison Community Visitors

Harrisonites hosted and visited relatives across town. Numerous trips included Drummond and family visiting Rev E B Drummond, Nixon and Douglas relatives from Hill City Minnesota, and others from Saginaw Pontiac Flint and Detroit. Community members shared news of births garden work and defense programs.

Farwell Plat The Pedro Club Meeting Highlights

The Pedro Club met Monday evening April 27 with Mrs. Nellie Glass. Prize winners included first place Mrs. Hazel Irwin and second place Mrs. Alvira Moore. Several members journeyed to Midland and Frankfort for family visits, and residents reported visits, travel, and local social events around Mt. Pleasant, including engagements at farms, cottages, and churches.

Last club meeting of year set for Lambs cottage Lake

Tuesday May 12 the final club meeting will be at Dr and Mrs Lambs cottage on Lake. A 6:00 PM pot luck supper follows for members and guests. A business meeting will review yearly reports that were skipped at the last gathering.

Mrs. Lamb Lake

Stanley Family Celebrates Agnes and Lorraine Birthdays and Mother's Day

On Sunday May 3 the James Stanley family marked Agnes and Lorraine Wolven birthdays alongside Mother's Day honoring Mrs. Stanley. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Olin Teachout, Mrs. Gladys Wolven, Donnie and Louraine of Farwell, Agnes of Alma, Ruth of Highland, and Bernice of Mt. Pleasant. Florence and family were away.

James Stanley Agnes Lorraine Wolven Florence Mrs. Stanley Olin Teachout Gladys Wolven Donnie Louraine Farwell Alma Ruth Highland Bernice Mt. Pleasant

Farwell Social Roundup Names Visiting Guests and Local News

Dr and Mrs G E Lamb hosted guests including Miss Bertha Rowan who returned from the south and Mrs Olive Kries from the CMCB Biology Department Mt Pleasant. Ruth Loomis visited Bay City with her husband Kenneth. Jennie Mans igs moved to Ed Putnam house as Ed Schofield and friends from Ypsilanti visited Belle Graham. B Horton visited relatives in Hilton and Saginaw. Margaret McLeod toured Plint. Al Powell and Bertha Babcock dined with T W Fuller in Mr Pleasant. Wilton Powell and family joined. Larry Knapp bought Mary Koher’s property on east side.

Dinner Hughes Minnie Moore Tulsa Oklahoma Pyle C. W. Crane Leston Mia Estella White Douglas Roy Townsend Midland George Bates Cecil Robinson Pleasant Theodore Butcher Joseph Newbound Anna Duckering North Bradley Paul Andre Grand Ledge William Murphy Ira Miller Ann Arbor University Hospital Charles Ambla Bay City National Defense Fred Huber Jesse Allen Earl Mavis Loomis Clare Hospital Ralph Hughes John Lansing Myr Harrison LaVerne Mary Helen Bates Mt. Pleasant College Orie Sweet Deckerville E. E., Drummond Aly Earl Skinner Clare Joseph Strife Walter Lang Lang Defoe Boat Company John Craig Ed Bruce and Airs Russell Sharp William Hall Gary Indiana Kenneth Smith Wayne Paul Moore Jimmie Schneider Joyce Alee Mgr. Smith United States Camp Custer Clare Hecker Ann Artat Clare County Helen Barringer Mt. Pleasant Marion Roth Richard McCartney Houghton Lake Harry Merrill Saginaw Merrill Pedro Club Nellie Glass Hazel Irwin Alvira Moore Lida Allen William Mick Reynold Mick William Micks Frankfort William Micks G. B. Lamb Lake Lambs Bert Lydell Gee Home Don Luce Allen and Dean Anna Schofield Raymond Frank Luces George Christiansen Pentwater James Schofield James Stanley Forest Hill Frisbie Agnes Ruth Bernice Stanley Anna Highland Mt. Pleasants E. R. Horton Elkton Almond Powell Bertha Babcock T. A. Fuller Wilton Powell Robert Edith Schofield Paris Viola Agle Kenneth Avyleigh Retiner Helen Miller Gene Cashin Cloe Renner Traverse City Robert Renner Detroit Gilmore Eugene Sneary Manon H. L. Wood Engstroms Margaret McLeod Marion Frank Whites Helen Kidd Es Edward Putnam G. E. Lamb Bertha Rowan South Olive Kries C.M.C.B Ruth Loomis Jennie Mans Igs Belle Graham B. Horton Hilton Plint al. Powell Mr. Pleasant Sagdaaw Larry Knapp Mary Koher

Annual Masonic Party at Madge B Lamb Hall

The Masonic Fraternity held its annual party at Madge B Lamb Hall on April 29. The program featured the school band directed by Eugene Sneary, guitar duet Lawrence Huntley and Alvin Harvey, vocal numbers by Paul Lowrey with piano by Mrs Lowrey, and trumpet solo by Bernard Wyman. Refreshments served by the Eastern Star, followed by social hour and dancing. Cecil Davison chaired the event.

Masonic Fraternity Madge Eastern Star Cecil Davison

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Harley Drummond North Star Drummond L. Nixon Hill City Minnesota Bert Douglas Greenwood Township Nixon Allen Ella Bush Prank Bush Robert Heisman War Green William Shy Pontiac Donald Eugene Carpenter Senator Ben Carpenter Fred Weatherhead Elmer Hughes Malcolm Murray S. C. McArthur Earl Wilson Gordon Smith Gladwin Arthur Sheffield Samuel Bruce Charles Ambles Lake Street Vammey Lawrence Myers Max Carey Patty Lee James Whitmer Albert Whitmer Albert Bill Dancer Mix Eddie Drummond Ashley E. B. Drummond Karl Mavis Hazel Allen Judy Ann Frank Bush Roscommon Walter Rhodes Flint Jessie Gleason Anna Rhodes Mynard Maybee Junior Hughes el Segundo California Wisconsin Sudan Harl Hisenhauer Leroy Vincent Misenhauer Rebekahs Frank John Woodrow Miller Alice L. Seeley John Vance McGlone House Stanleys Madge B. Lamb Hall Cate Michigan Bell Telephone Company America DuPont House DUCO Mich
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