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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1946

Page

11

Weather Favors Women Golfers at Twin Elms Event

Thirty two women golfers played in a Wednesday flag tournament at Twin Elms. Doris Ann Bicknell won the flag contest amid a strong field. Last week winners were Annabel Hampton in first division and Louise Hales in second division. A luncheon followed in the remodeled club dining room. Plans for next week's event and June activities will be announced at the May 22 luncheon at 12 30.

Twin Elms Doris Ann Bicknell

Congregational Ladies Guild Forms Junior Branch Plan

The Ladies Guild met at Mrs. Stuart Bicknell’s home to invite Clare’s younger married women to join a Junior Guild. Three members, Mrs. Dick Groves, Mrs. Stanley Parish and Mrs. Norris Blystone, were chosen to assist. A brief program followed, featuring piano solos by Sally Bicknell and a book review by Mrs. Harold Fleming.

Ladies Guild of The Congregational Church Stuart Bicknell Clare Dick Groves Stanley Parish Norris Blystone Sally Bicknell Harold Fleming

Birthday Celebrations Mark Weeks of Vernon Area

Social briefs recount Birthday parties and family gatherings across Vernon and nearby towns. Phyllis Randall’s fifth birthday featured six young guests, ice cream, cake, and gifts. Janet Schaeffer’s eighth celebration included ten friends and a picnic at tourist park. Other events note Mothers Day gatherings, parties for June’s seventh birthday, and a Birthday Club meeting with twenty members and cake prizes.

Phyllis Randall Vernon Phyllis Mary Herron Shirley Randall Joyce Cleveland Harold Schaeffer Janet Harley Holt June Betty Wood Jane Keena Laurence Leonard San Antonio Texas Mary Harmon Harmon Herbert Leonard Dorothy Denton Rachel Russell Sadie Ogle Clu Kate, Morgan Lyman Perking Richard Headington Ray Archbold

Rural Mt Vernon Grange Hosts Coleman Degree Team

The Coleman degree team presented first and second degrees to a large crowd with nine Gilmore members, nineteen Coleman members, and forty eight from the Grange attending a special meeting. The group announced upcoming events including a May 20th meeting with a birthday night and a pot luck supper.

Coleman Avith Gilmore Grange Marl Ritter Fred Ervin Paul Heberlein Carl Seiter Donald Brooks Frank Thering Harold Brooks Richard Brooks Lorraine O'Grady Mt. Pleasant Leo O’grady Ernest Hawley Ithaca Otis Northon Floyd Slentz Muskegon Icem Slentz Harl Phimsey Patsy Clare Ed.White Jimmy Flushing Walter White Elsie Brewer Marie Brown Lewis Dawson Joyce Ann Willard Bell Archie Ackerman Joanne Brock Marshall Brock Joyes Ann Archie Dawson A. J. Archbold Duane Archbold East Vernon Extension Grottp

Precedent and Facts on U S Flag Star Arrangements

The article traces how flag star arrangements evolved with new states Hawaii or Alaska not yet settled. Taft set the 1912 official layout. The 1777 law described 13 stripes and a blue field with 13 stars. no rule on stripe orientation or star counts. Vermont and Kentucky joined in 1791–92, and a 1794 law raised to 15 stars and stripes after 1795, inspiring The Star Spangled Banner.

Hawaii Alaska United States Taft National Geographic Society Vermont Union Kentucky Congress Francis Scott Key

Cadmium Production Tied to Zinc Smelting History

Cadmium is typically found with zinc and recovered during zinc ore smelting. US output peaked in 1943 with about 734 million pounds. Colorado Idaho Montana Utah accounted for most of it. Domestic supply met only part of demand, with stocks filling the gap as nine tenths of cadmium served electroplating and bearing alloys. Major non-US producers include Mexico and Germany.

United States Colorado Idaho Montana Utah Mexico Germany Canada South West Africa Poland Australia Belgium Norway

Rice Cooking Tip Adds Lemon to Water

A tip suggests adding a teaspoon of lemon juice to each quart of cooking water to keep rice fluffy and whiter in texture.

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