Social Bridge and Birthday Parties Highlight Busy Weekend
The Friday Bridge Club met at Mrs Homer Douglas home for two tables with high score to Mrs Stoll and second to Mrs Doherty. A Masten-hosted dinner party featured four contract tables with high scores to Mrs Willard Bicknell and Leo Hampton. Jacqueline Frey celebrated her thirteenth birthday with gifts. Ardith Hall hosted fifteen friends for her tenth birthday with cake. Several club gatherings followed, including two tables of contract at the Tuesday Dessert Bridge, and other events at the Early Bird and Luncheon clubs. Helen Archambault turned seven with seventeen guests at Rosebush hosted by her grandmother Mrs House and aunt Grace. Seventeen attendees enjoyed games, ice cream, and a steak roast supervised by Arthur Damoth, with beach tables and several outdoor activities. The event concluded with thanks to Mr and Mrs Holbrook for hospitality.
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Homer Douglas
John Stoll
Ida Crigsey
Stoll
John Doherty
Stanley Masten
Dinner
Twin Films
Masten
Willard Bicknell
Leo Hampton
Tim Frey
Jacqueline
Mary Jo Ryan
Mary Jane Kane
Mary Lou Wyman
Patty, Hall
Ila Sutton
Jackie
Ace Parker
Eugene Wyman
Delmar Adams
Shepherd
Robert Mair
C. B. Wood
Ea. Johnston
Kuno Hammererg
I. M. Ankrum
Early Bird Club
Harold Loomis
Martin Loomis
Helen Archambault
John House
Grace
Rosebush
Helen
Arthur Damoth
Ladies Union Meeting at Mrs Mair Home
The Ladies Union gathered at Mrs David Mair home Friday afternoon with eleven members and three guests. Mrs Mair president led with song Psalm 23 and the Lord's Prayer. A social hour and readings followed. Lunch was served. The group will meet June 6 at Mrs Winnie Tasker home with Miss Abbie Hawkins as co host.
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The
Ladies Union
David Mair
Mair
Winnie Tasker
Abbie Hawkins
Bertha Flaharty Hosts K T S Club Meeting
The K T S Club met at the home of Mrs. Bertha Flaharty on May 22. Quiz questions with prize to Mrs. Pauline Dixon and pepper game awarded to Mrs. Iva Fike, Mrs. Blanche Zinser, and Mrs. Mary Taggart. Refreshments followed.
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K.T.S. Club
Bertha Flaharty
Pauline Dixon
Iva Fike
Blanche Zinser
Mary Taggart
Donald Holbrook Hosts Sunday School Class
Mr and Mrs Donald Holbrook hosted his Sunday School class Monday evening at their cottage home at Eight Point Talxe Couples from the Young Married group attended and socialized in a small town setting.
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Donald Holbrook
Eight Point Talxe
Methodists Honor Lindemulders On Tuesday Evening
Clare Methodist church members held a fellowship supper sponsored by the Senior Choir and others to honor Mr. and Mrs. Lindemulder and son Donny who leave Clare this week for Spring Lake. Dr. Hall spoke for the church, highlighting their service as Financial Secretary and choir member while Mrs. Lindemulder helped in the Sunday School. Gifts were exchanged by children and groups, with best wishes for success in their new home and Mr. Lindemulder’s transfer to a bank at Spring Lake.
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Clare
Lindemulder
Fannie Schultz
Lindemulders
Citizen’s State Bank
Spring Lake
Masons and Wives Attend Grand Lodge Session in Lansing
The 97th Communication of the Masonic Grand Lodge at Lansing drew Masons Co A Perry M R Howlett Edwin Roach and Tom Brooks in attendance Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Perry and Mrs Howlett spent Tuesday in Lansing shopping visiting relatives and friends and joined ladies tours around Lansing and East Lansing including a tour of the State Police Headquarters and a ROTC drill at MSC. The ladies attended the banquet Tuesday evening at the Grand Lodge session.
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Co. A. Perry
M. R. Howlett
Edwin Roach
Tom Brooks
Masonic Grand Lodge
Lansing
Happy Gang Meeting With Mrs Cotton Hosts Card Club
Mrs Doris Cotton entertained the Happy Gang at her home on May 21 with all members present. Prizes went to Mrs Girtie Gregg for high and Mrs Jean Gregg for low. A lunch followed a brief business meeting appointing a treasurer and collecting dues. Mrs Calvin Cotton will host the June meeting.
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Doris Cotton
Girtie Gregg
Jean’Gregg
Calvin Cotton
Meats Help Teeth Says Dr Hawkins
Dr Harold Hawkins former associate professor of bacteriology and preventive dentistry at USC told the Southern California State Dental association that a rare hunk of bovine with a quart of milk daily can help teeth. He added meat from lamb or pork works too and warned against vegetarian diets which he said promote decay.
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Harold ¥. Hawkins
Southern California State Dental Association
Have you anything to SELL Try and Clare Sentinel Imer
The note advertises selling opportunities for the coming week in the Try and Clare Sentinel Imer edition. It implies a listing for items or goods to be offered for sale.
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Try & Clare Sentinel Imer
Hand Crocheted Hat Bag Sets Popular This Summer
Fashion writers praise hand crocheted garments as a chic summer trend. Easy to make with a crochet hook and simple materials, the pieces feature hats and bags in white cotton, mercerized thread, and rug yarn patterns.
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Unioh
New Sports Fabric Frock Shines In Ripple Crepe Style
A new and unusual sports fabric, a rough rope made in Celanese rayon and silk, offers outstanding attractiveness and wearability. The frock features a splash effect yarn twist and ripple surfaced crepe with a smart accented hipline.
Open Throat Necklines Rise This Summer
Open throat necklines dominate summer fashion with low cut blouses featuring turn back collars. Dresses showcase deep V shapes and square round or heart shapes all trending toward minimal coverage this season.
Freezing Foods Preserves Flavor and Nutrients at Home
The article explains home freezing of vegetables fruits fish and meats to save preparation time. It covers rapid blanching freezing and thawing methods and notes that refreezing thawed vegetables is not advised. It also recommends gentle cooking and double boiler methods to preserve vitamin content.
Farwell High Graduation Honors Class of 19xx Receives Awards
The Farwell High commencement featured the valedictorian Ronald Sage and a farewell song. Diplomas were presented by David Wiggins with awards to Thelma Shilling Hazel Scott Ernest Town and Virgil Oman. Mrs. Clark praised for an excellent program and the crowd called it the finest they had seen.
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Virginia O’grady
Elton Brasington
Bernice Wiggins
Iona Hull
Ronald Sage
Tyndall
Board of Education
David Wiggins
Thelma Shilling
Hazel Scott
Ernest Town
Virgil Oman
Clark
Clare Townsend Club No. 2 News and Plans
The Clare Townsend Club No. 2 met with twenty six members and friends in the I.O.O.F. Hall. D. W. Osborn presided as the meeting opened with America, Lord's Prayer, and the pledge. Members welcomed new attendees and discussed sending C. D. Harvey to the National Convention in Buffalo June 30 for four days. Plans for a penny supper and party on June 5 were made.
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Clare Townsend Club No
I.0.c.f. Hall
D. W. Osborn
America
Russell Saville
C. D. Harvey
Buffalo
New York
Harvey
Mona Jean Harvey
Kansas
Do. M. Wright
Barbara
Shirley Wright
Etta Howard
Edgar Guest
M. R. Howlett
Cunningham Comet Seen by Leland Cunningham in 1940
Sacremento Junior College instructor Hubert O Jenkins notes the Cunningham comet was discovered by Leland Cunningham on September 5, 1940. It became faint, then visible again as it moved through Lyra and Aquila, reaching perihelion around January 20. observers in the southern hemisphere have a better viewing chance.
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Cunningham
Hubert O. Jenkins
Sacramento Junior College
Leland Cunningham
Constellation Lyra
Aquila
Court Grants This Dog A Stay of Execution
A five year old dog in Leavenworth Kansas is spared execution temporarily after a last minute district court appeal. Nineteen witnesses testified in police court that the dog was considered vicious. Pooch will wear a muzzle until the February term of court.
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Leavenworth Kan
Pooch
Nubians and their empire between Egypt and Abyssinia
Nubians were a Negroid people who formed a paw ae empire between Egypt and Abyssinia from the Sixth to the Fourteenth century, later conquered by Arabs.
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Egypt
Abyssinia
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Ike
Rer
Nah
Pesta
National Mall
Clark Bon Aves
Amor
Happy Gang
Mrs. Cotton
Farwell High
Clare Townsend Club
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Effie Harvey
Noble
E.S
Henrietta Smith
Maude Stevens
Elizabeth MclIntosh
Rebekah
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Woodburys
Harris & Hirt
Quality Hardware
G. Co
Clare, Michigan
Howard W. Jones
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