Local clubs hold meetings and birthday celebrations
The Clare Townsend Club meets Friday at the Abbott home on East Sixth Street. W.C.G.S. gathers next Wednesday at Mrs. Chester Wallace's. Rebekah Club meets today with Mrs. Etta Howard. Various bridge and contract games ensue, with several birthdays noted including Carolee Elliott and Billie Bailey celebrations. Guests and hosts listed across multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend Club
Thomas Abbott
East Sixth Street
Billie Bailey
Will Bailey
Ladies Guild Meets at Congregational Church
The Congregational Ladies Guild gathered in the church parlors on Wednesday. Mrs. Harold Fleming and Mrs. Annie Rodgers co hosted as Mrs. Frank Murdoch led the business session planning a bargain sale cafeteria dinner and pancake supper and remodeling the church basement. Mrs. Mark Bicknell reviewed The Robe and Martha Jean McKinnon sang In a Green Cathedral with Lois Brown at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Guild
Harold Fleming
Annie Rodgers
Frank Murdoch
Mark Bicknell
Martha Jean McKinnon
Lois Brown
Methodist Junior Youth Fellowship Elects New Officers
The Methodist Junior Youth Fellowship Group met at the church parlors Sunday at 5 30 PM for the first fall meeting. New officers elected were Lynn Hahn president Shirley Artibee vice president Donald Holbrook Jr secretary and Carol Hachmuth treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Donald Holbrook
David Seiter
Vena Lee Gillespie
Lynn Hahn
Shirley Artibee
Carol Hachmuth
Good Literature Club Meets With Mrs Schaeffer
The Good Literature members met at president Mrs Harold Schaeffer's home on Tuesday evening. They sewed for Red Cross and planned a Thanksgiving pot luck supper at the same residence. Mrs Ruth Hachmuth and Mrs Grace Ackerman led the program on The World of the Future with notes on electric refrigeration and post war home design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schaeffer
Red Cross
Ruth Hachmuth
Grace Ackerman
Mt. Holyoke, Mags
Hi School Hustlers Honor Their Teacher at Farewell Party
The Methodist Sunday School class of the High School Hustlers gathered in the church parlors to honor their teacher Donald E. Holbrook who leaves for service. Jan Bicknell led singing with Vena Lee Gillespie at the piano. Agnes Pierson sang Liebestraum and Betty Lou Lovett and Jan Bicknell performed There Are Such Things and Rose Ann of Charing Cross. Mr Holbrook thanked the group and urged continued class cooperation in church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Donald E. Holbrook
Holbrook
Jan Bicknell
Vena Lee Gillespie
Agnes Pierson
Methodist Juniors Honor Luoma Children With Dinner Party
A belated Halloween party turned into a Thanksgiving dinner as forty-two Juniors and teachers gathered in the Methodist Church parlors Monday evening. The event honored Victor and Bobby Luoma who will move to Sault Ste. Marie. Rev and Mrs Hahn and Mrs Taylor attended. group singing led by Doris Gerow and remarks by Rev Hahn completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Bobby Luoma
Sault Ste. Marie
Butler
Charles Hahn
Taylor
Doris Gerow
Hahn
Methodist Sunday School
Clare Odd Fellows Meeting elects staff and discusses lodge
Chris Seiter presided at the 1.C.C.F. lodge meeting with strong attendance. Andrew Irwin Sr was elected Captain of the Degree Staff and appointed his team. Arthur Johnson, bound for Florida, spoke on Odd Fellowship and praised the lodge’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Seiter
Noble Grand
1.C.C.F
Andrew Irwin, Sr
Arthur Johnson
Florida
Odd Fellowship
Rebekah Lodge Members Hear Readings And Farewell
Thirty five Clara Rebekah Lodge No 167 members met in their hall with Mrs Mary Mussell in charge. Mrs Maude Force from Caro Rebekah Lodge No 259 attended and was welcomed. The Soldiers Prayer ceremony occurred at nine. Mrs Allen Howlett read articles from the American Odd Fellow. The Clare lodges will host the District Association on Thursday evening December 2. Mrs Margaret Irwin and Arthur Johnson gave readings. Johnson announced his winter Florida trip and received lodge thanks and a gift from Elizabeth McIntosh for a safe journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge No
Mary Mussell
Maude Force
Caro’ Rebekah Lodge No
Allen Howlett
Odd Fellow
Clare Lodges
Margaret Irwin
Arthur Johnson
Florida
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Elizabeth McIntosh
Johnson
Potluck Supper Sponsored by Blue Star Mothers
The Blue Star Mothers Henry Delos Tigner chapter held a pot luck supper at Farwell L0.0.F. Hall last Saturday night with a free will offering. A program preceded the meal featuring music and readings by Theola Jean Town Carol Rose Town Florence Seigle Norine Kenyon Jean Sweebe and others from Midland. The event raised about $50 destined to bring Christmas cheer to the service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Star Mothers
Henry Delos Tigner
Farwell
Gleason's Bridge Tourney Winners and Scores
The last round at Gleason's produced final standings with Anderson Kaiser top at 101,580 points, Jackson Green second at 84,580, and Wyman Bicknell third at 77,540. Evening totals showed Jackson Green leading with 16,040, followed by Anderson Kaiser 13,890 and Caple Wallace 12,760. The grand slam honors went to Jackson Green.
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Gleason’s
Anderson-Kaiser
Jackson-Green
Wyman-Bicknell
Caple-Wallace
Douglas-Asline
Bicknell-Wyman Lead As Parker-Doherty Nets Grand Slam
In the Hotel Doherty seventh round bridge event Wednesday Bicknell-Wyman maintained a strong lead while Parker-Doherty claimed the grand slam. Evening scores show Anderson-Kaiser 15 600 Doherty-Sanford 15 010 Bicknell-Wyman 14 230 Green-Wallace 12 540 Asline-Douglas 111 410 Torsberg-Adams 11 390. Total six-high team standings list Bicknell-Wyman 90 540 Forsberg-Adams 86 030 Johnston-Doherty 79 000 Anderson-Kajiez 78 110 Green-Wallace 77 180 Parker-Doherty 67 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Bicknell-Wyman
Parker-Doherty
Anderson-Kaiser
Doherty-Sanford
Green-Wallace
Asline-Douglas
Torsberg-Adams
Forsberg-Adams
Johnston-Doherty
Anderson-Kajiez
King's Daughters Send Cookies To Boys In Service
The King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Alfred Cookson's home to pack cookies for service members at Chanute Field Illinois and perform Red Cross work. President Mrs. Har ry Foss led the session with devotions and prayers. next gathering with Mrs. Carl Chaplin on East Fourth Street. No meeting on November 24 due to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters Society
Alfred Cookson
Harry Foss
Bryan Harr
Chanute Field
Rantaul
Ill
Carl Chaplin
East Fourth Street
Relatives honor Paul White at farewell dinner in Verdon Twp
Family from Battle Creek gathers for a near full reunion at Harold White’s farm in Vernon Township before Paul White moves to Pasadena California to work on diesel motors. Attendees include Cecil and Louise Allen Pleasant. Clyde and Forrest White. Edward White Flushing. Allen Navarre and Sherry. Frank White and Safford Terry Barryton. Bill White Lansing. Walter White Clare. and others. absent are Paul’s nephew Chum and cousin Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Eugene
Battle Creek
Harold
Vernon Township
Paul
Pasadena
Calif
Dessel Motors
Cecil Allen
Mr. Pleasant
Clyde White
Forrest White
Louise
Shepherd
Edward White
Flushing
Allen Navarre
Sherry
Frank White
Safford Terry
Barryton
Bill White
Lansing
Jake Walters
Carole
Coleman
BH. A. White
Hart Bellows
Edith Brewer
Walter White
Clare
Zina
Wanda
Eldean
Bob
Judy
Chum
Donald
Opportunity knocks not due to man but through Sentinel ads
A terse notice hints at opportunities appearing via the Sentinel classified columns with a contact phone reference. The brief line suggests multiple chances may come through the paper's listings, inviting reader engagement and inquiries.
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Sentinel
Greenwood Senior Home Economics Group Meets
The Greenwood Senior Home Economics Group met with Mrs. Carrié Darling last Tuesday. Members enjoyed a pleasant and instructive day with ample visiting. A chair was repaired for Mrs. Ester Darling and the club, carrying a balance of 6.76 dollars from last year, decided to donate the funds to Chas. Van Blarcom, township War Relief chairman, to apply toward the township quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Carrié Darling
Ester Darling
Chas. van Blarcom
Greenwood Township
War Relief
North Vernon Extension Group Hold Fall Meeting
The North Vernon Extension Group met at the home of Mrs. Richard Brooks on Wednesday November 8 with thirteen members attending a pot luck lunch. Mrs. Arthur Thayer and Mrs. Theo Heersch led a program on Homemade and Re modeled Furniture followed by a discussion. Mrs. Glenn Lloyd presided during a brief business session and Mrs. Frank Thering was elected secretary treasurer for the coming year. The next meeting is set for December 15 at Mrs. Stewart Beatty's home on East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Richard Brooks
Arthur Thayer
Theo. Heersch
Glenn Lloyd
Frank Thering
Stewart Beatty
East Sixth Street
Red Cross Surgical Dressing Unit SeWS 640 Garments
At a Red Cross meeting at John Stough home on Tuesday afternoons, thirteen members and their instructor produced 640 surgical dressings in the time allotted. More workers are urged to join at the Stough home on Tuesday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
John Stough
Stough
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W.C.G.S
Chester Wallace
Rebekah Club
Etta Howard
Will Holmes
Roy Harter
Erwin Zinser
Omer Parent
Robert Drew
Lance Thayer
Dexter Elden
Henry Ackerman
Hazel Hawkins
O. A. Derby
Hawkins
Frank. Murdoch
Laurie Woodward
Laurene
W. J. Woodward
Tom Elliott
Carolee
Edward Mussell
Ellis
L. H. Thompson
Chas. Kurtz
Leonel Green
Jack ‘Spencer
Theodore Bowler
Bridge Club
Kenneth Borrer
Stuart Bicknell
Steeko Kajser
John Asline
Fred Busche
Homer Douglas
John Doherty
H. T. Ruark
Barnes Cafe
David Ruark
H. T. Ruerk
D. Ruark
G. W. Brown
Sive
Ladies Guild
Congregational Church
Methodist Junior
Wiges
Ruth Belle Beauty Shop
West Fifth Street
McEwan Street
Schaeffer
Luoma
Clare Odd Fellows
Clara Rebekah
Gleason
King’s Daughters
North Vernon Group
ROV
E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mid
Winter Drug Specials
Vicks
Hills
D. W
Epsom
U.S. P
Clare Sentinel
Sport Oxfords
Rubber Archies
Fleming Shoe Co
Davy Bidg
Michigan
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