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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1955

Page

13

Past Noble Grands Feted Rebekah Birthday Supper

Clara Rebekah Lodge held a November birthday supper on Tuesday November 1 honoring past noble grands. Patsy Schlatley presided with several officers present. A program crowned each past noble grand and gifts were given before a birthday supper served by the November committee.

Rebekah Clara Rebekah Lodge Patsy Schlatley Mveting Fern Archambault Waive van Eleanor Lehr Olive Irwin Bud Shepherd Rhoda Byba Etta Snider Bertha Vandewarker Alba Howlett Alice Brier Etta Abbott Fannie Yeoman Margaret Irwin Martha. Irwin Elizabeth McIntosh Minnie Wilkie Mary Mussell Eva Nowlen Florence Irwin Dorothy Shepherd Madeline Seiter Yern ‘ Archambault Virginia Stephenson Hileen Campbell Edith’ Holmes Archambault Madeline ‘Sellar Assembly Phyliia Bromley Noble Grand Ann, Busche Eileen Campbell Olive‘Irwin Joyce ‘Wiley A Ai

OES Members Attend Area Installations in October events

Zenobia Chapter officers and members attended area installations through October. Midland and Beaverton events featured attendees including Mrs. Hammond, Mr. Bel linger, Mr. Poet, Mrs. Rosendahl, and others. Farwell and Gladwin gatherings noted in detail with several members installing or assisting.

Zenobia Chapter Midland Ows Ina Hammond Jay Bellinger Nina Rosendahl Frank Poet Dorothy Lloyd Belle Mair Leah Gordon Beaverton Hammond Bellinger Rosendahl Poet Lillian Barber Faye Stephenson Lucy Roberts Stephenson Barber Coleman Erma Gephart Marrshal Bellingers

Careful elephants feed as danger prompts quick retreat

When quiet in the forest, elephants feed with minimal disturbance as branches break and trees fall, yet upon threat the herd can slip away silently leaving scarcely a twig snapped.

Community Notes From Mann Siding and Nearby

Marvin Heintz returned from Ann Arbor as Connie Heintz remains seriously ill after a cerebral hemorrhage. Neighbors and relatives, including the Somers and Pedgrists, visit and plan trips west. several Clare and Pontiac families entertain and host gatherings. Pvt. Leonard W. Sunday has returned to Fort Lawton after a ten day furlough, awaiting anti aircraft training.

Marvin Heintz Ann Arbor Connie O. M. Somers Farwell William Hileman Somers Pedgrists Charles. Eaton and Sons Nial Abbott and Lyle Tom Brockway Clare Howard Brockway Frank van Blarcom Pontiac Charlie van Blarcom Nell Porter van Blarcom Lee Vlier C. Kroeher Willet Austin Charles Heber Robert Heber Nannie Satison Werce Betty Girlett Bill Whiting Owasso Leonard W. Sunday Ft Leonard Wood Missouri Fort Lawton Washington Violet Sunday Sunday 6Th Armored Division

Beaverton Church Remodel Plans Advance

Beaverton news notes remodeling of the lower auditorium and repairs at the Beaverton Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A work committee began Saturday. two new classrooms nearly finished and work will continue weekly until done.

Dave Smith John Simpson Jr Beaverton Samuel Wheeler Mollie Malcomnson Howard Malcomnson Adrian Pontiac Flint Howard Malcomson John Henry McKimmy First Presbyterian Church Connie Wolfe Eileen Tex Pvt Gaylen Kintner Hattie Yager Sanford A. Wolfe Vern Stepheson Mable Austin Ann Arbor Ed Magnus Howard Brockway Willet Austin George Winters Wisner George Baker Bakers Bahers Bay City

Strawberry plant shortage prompts early orders in Michigan

Extension specialist Harry K. Bell of Michigan State University urges strawberry growers to order plants now for next year as hot dry weather killed many nursery plants. He notes the shortage will hit newer varieties hardest and stresses securing supply to avoid gaps.

Harry K. Bell Michigan State University Bell Michigan Strawberry

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