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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1940

Page

13

Bridge Clubs Meet Across Town In Recent Week

Busy week of bridge and luncheon events recaps multiple clubs. Ladies hosted at homes on US 10 north West Seventh Street Pine Street and Coleman area played two table contracts high scorers included Mrs. Lyle Smith Mrs. Ralph Artibee Mrs. Asline and Mrs. James Rassat. Hostesses noted and upcoming meetings listed with dates and hostess names.

Thistle Club Weart Ruby US 10 North Gerald Nivison Lyle Smith Ralph Artibee John Asline West Seventh Street Jack Hall Asline James Rassat

Methodist Young Married People Meet Friday Evening

The Methodist Sunday school young married class met in the church parlors on Friday at 6 30 for a pot luck dinner. Four teen couples attended and socialized after dinner. Donald Holbrook presided. a musicale was announced for Monday evening May 27 to raise funds for roofing. A party is planned and a committee led by Mrs Lyle Smith was formed for arrangements.

Methodist Sunday School Donald Holbrook Lyle Smith Jessé Falconer Jas Rogers Clarence Lindemulder

Home Economics Girls Attend State Convention in East Lansing

Home Economics club representatives Coloma Leitner Audrey Wild Anna Marie Murphy and Miss Conklin motored to Lansing for the State Convention at East Lansing May 10 and 11. They attended general meetings and a college style show and slept at the Roosevelt Hotel. A formal banquet at six in the Union Building capped the evening. The next morning they joined group meetings and planned to share ideas upon returning to Clare.

Coloma Leitner Audrey Wild Anna Marie Murphy Miss Conklin Lansing East Lansing Roosevelt Hotel Union Building Clare

Auxiliary Holds Last Meeting of Season

The Methodist Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. John Hampsey on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Edwin Roach and Mrs. Falconer assisting. Plans for rummage and bake sales were announced. a July picnic was slated at Mrs. Volney Davis’s home west of Clare.

Clare Falconer Frank Hachmuth Paul Lowrey Jas. Rogers Rogers Womens Christian Hachmuth Mathew James Gillespie Richard Greenfield Greenfield

James Stanleys Silver Wedding Anniversary Social

Mr and Mrs James Stanley celebrated their silver wedding anniversary and Mrs James Stanleys birthday with twenty eight relatives and friends at the Eugene Stanley home on east Seventh street Sunday. Out of town guests included Reynold Ambrosier Linden Wm J Stephenson and son Dick and Billie Flint Artie Tooley Ralph Bitzer Lansing Frank Holmes and son Wallace Grand Ledge Rep and Mrs B F Hampton Kathleen Harrison Russell Stanley Eagle Mrs L H Thompson attended but Mr Thompson was unable to come due to ill health.

James Stanley Eugene Stanley East Seventh Street Mrs. James Stanley Stanleys Reynold Ambrosier Linden Wm. J. Stephenson Dick and Billie Flint Artie Tooley Ralph Bitzer Lansing Frank Holmes Wallace Grand Ledge B. F. Hampton Kathleen Harrison

Clare Eastern Star Members at Midland Anniversary Banquet

Last Wednesday four Clare residents attended a banquet at Midland Masonic Hall for the Forty sixth anniversary of Midland Chapter No 121 Eastern Star. Past Matrons and Past Patrons were honored and five Life Memberships were presented to local members. The Clare guests were Mr and Mrs John R Empey and Judge and Mrs Alexander BE Wylie.

Clare Midland Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Midland Masonic Hall Midland John R. Empey Alexander BE. Wylie

Teachers Enjoy Theatre Party and Luncheon Monday

Thirty two members of the Teachers club enjoyed a theatre party at the Ideal theatre Monday evening, followed by refreshments in Barnes Cafe. Place cards were arranged to create confusion for the owners to find their seats. Leo Brown presented Miss Floy Sheldon with a prenuptial gift on behalf of the Teachers.

Teachers Club Ideal Theatre Barnes Cafe Leo Brown Floy Sheldon

Kennetha Barnes Fetes Birthday With Friends at Barnes Cafe

Eighteen girls and their teacher Miss Marvel Vanderlip gathered in the private dining room of Barnes Cafe Monday for Kennetha Barnes birthday celebration. A bountiful dinner followed by entertaining games and many pretty gifts for the guest of honor marked the party.

Kennetha Barnes Miss Marvel Vanderlip Barnes Cafe Missey

Marsh Reed Newsprint Discovery in Manchukuo

Experts in Manchukuo report a satisfactory method to produce newsprint from abundant marsh reeds. This breakthrough promises a paper supply solution for newspapers and magazines.

Manchukuo

Annual Epworth League Banquet Leads Summer Camp Plans

The Epworth League held its annual banquet Monday evening in church parlors with yellow and white decorations. Rev. Jay Rogers presided over an informal program and business meeting, noting upcoming Lake Louise camp representation. Summer meetings will be Sundays at 6:30 with Rev. Wesley Oldt speaking on Ideals.

Epworth League Jay. Rogers Lake Louise Wesley Oldt Coleman

Ladies Guild Meets at Derby Home for May Session

Fifty members gathered at Mrs. O. A. Derby’s home Wednesday afternoon for the Ladies Guild meeting. President Mrs. Stuart Bicknell led the business session and a rummage sale report was favorable. The June 5 lunch at the church will close the contest. guests may be invited and committees notified.

Ladies Guild O. A. Derby Homer Douglas Will Holmes Jas Rassat Stuart Bicknell Andrew Irving Alec Artibee Roy Harter Queen Elizabeth England John Keschman Wilhelmenia Holland Mona Rae Johnson L. H. Thompson Louie Thayer

Achievement Day at Mt. Pleasant May Fifteenth

Nine members of the North Vernon Extension Group attended achievement day at Mt. Pleasant on May 15. The event featured a fine program and exhibition in the administration building, a business meeting, and a talk by President Anspaugh in the forenoon. Dinner was served in the Keeler Union Cafeteria followed by a short program from group members. Clare attendees included Mrs. Stewart Beatty and several others.

North Vernon Mt. Pleasant C. 8S. T. GC Anspaugh New Keeler

Clare Couple Wed in Ring Ceremony at Gilmore Church

Miss Virginia Wachowski and Arthur Percy Denton of Clare were quietly married in a ring ceremony at the Gilmore Church of Christ parsonage. Minister J. S. Penick officiated with the couple’s witnesses Mr and Mrs Louis Denton present. Friends wish them happiness on their life together.

Virginia Wachowski Arthur Percy Denton Clare Gilmore Church of Christ Parsonage J. S. Penick Louis Denton

Spring in the Northland and the Resurrection of Life

A subscriber praises Spring in Michigan, celebrating emerald fields, flower garlands, birds returning from the Southland, and their nests. The writer links the season to the Creator and the beauty of Michigan, urging appreciation of this most beautiful season.

Northland Southland Michigan

New Washington Building Uses Extensive Natural Light

A forthcoming Social Security board office in Washington will feature ample natural light and fresh air for workers. The Gothic styled structure will need 15 carloads of window and plate glass to glaze its broad window areas.

Washington Social Security Board

Legion Meeting Set For Memorial Day Planning

Walter H. Lar man Post No 128 will hold its second regular meeting Monday to discuss Memorial Day events next Thursday and final notices. Reports from the District meeting in Stand ish last night will be given. The National Child Welfare Luncheon in Grand Rapids is Wednesday May 29 with tickets at 1.00 dollars on sale at the Civic auditorium booth.

National Child Welfare American Legion American Legion Auxiliary National Conference of Social Work Grand Rapids Pantlind Ballroom Civic Auditorium Legion and Auxiliary

Annual Legion Convention in Bay City August Dates

Bulletin details for the 22nd Annual American Legion Convention in Bay City Michigan set for August 18 19 20. Highlights include the Forty and Eight parade national commander speech drum and bugle corps contests mammoth ox barbecue and the annual banquet and military ball with housing and registration guidance for attendees from Clare and beyond.

Legion The American Legion Department of Michigan Ideal Post Housing Committee Bay City American Legion Convention Corporation Bay City Clare Raymond J. Kelly Bay City State Park

Rebekah Meeting Plans Benefit Events for Ill Sister

Mrs. Henrietta Smith presided at the Rebekah gathering Tuesday evening. Plans were made for a penny supper card party and dance for ill Sister Louise Osborn. Nominations were set for two-year Rebekah Assembly representative and district deputy posts. Elections are scheduled for the first Tuesday in June. The Mystery box was won by Mrs. Howard.

Henrietta Smith Noble Grand Rebekah Louise Osborn Minnie Wilkie Etta Howard Elizabeth McIntosh Dorothy Presley Howard

I O O F Life Memberships in Evart Lodge Event

Sixteen Clare I O F members attended a Monday evening event in Evart to present certificates to ten Evart lodge members. Grand Secretary Fred A Rogers presided with Grand Marshall Bradford and Grand Treasurer Capen. The ceremony included a demonstration of the old lodge opening. Mvart high school orchestra and Girls Glee Club performed pieces and about one hundred attendees enjoyed refreshments.

Clare I. O. O. F Hvart Evart Lodge Fred A. Rogers Marshall Bradford Capen Mvart

Salvage: Five Per Cent Of Losses From Empress of Ireland

Salvage details from the Empress of Ireland sinking report that heirs claimed large deposits in the purser’s safe. Collier’s notes insurers paid to salvage the safe contents but the recovered sum was only a fraction of the claimed losses.

St. Lawrence River Collier’s

Bethlehem's New Mayor Oversees Fifth Police Station

At the city limit sign warning drivers to Drive Slowly the town posts notice. Maidens once carrying pottery to the well now arrive with an old gasoline cart to fetch water.

Bethlehem Judea

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