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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1942

Page

7

Weekend Guests and Deer Hunting Dominate Local Notices

A flood of weekend visitors described as relatives and friends from Flint Pontiac Detroit and Saginaw stayed with local families across Clare Harrison and Meeker area Friday through Sunday. Several hunting trips and a Manistee lake buck harvest added a rural note to the social calendar.

Walter Arrand Baby Flint Anna .Arrand Jessie Gibbs Emogene Hickey Detroit Jack Quinlan Port Huron D. W Frank Nash Howard Gostetto Pontiac Horace Joyner Eugene Stanley Harrison James Stanley Hattie Dennis Frank Marshall Lawrence Beck Catherine Myers Hesperia Otto Pino R. HA. Yatzem Middleton Gratiot County Robert Leposky Jimmie A. J. Archbold Neal Stirling Wyandotte Charles Stirling George Shayler Charles John Shayler Bentley Calvin Foss Saginaw Harry Voss Frank Foss Edwin Foss Ernest Foss Camp Custer Colorado Harold Nelson Dearborn William Nelson North Port Will Gardon Velmar Border Vermontville Fred Border Farwell Herbert van Hoose Will Garchow Frederick Garchow Jackson Hawin Lovett Harry Lovett Gene Lovett Francis Haines F. F. Lovett Sasha Page Niagara Falls New York Dili Fisher Henry Garem Ypsilanti Royal Oak Milla Bostian L. C G. Peterson Big Rapids Tom, Groves George Jenson Clemens Loie Hansler J. R. Dyer Carl Schofield Don Lansing Ernie Voss Fred Hshenwick Stanley Terry Somerset Center Herbert Leonard Charles Whitlock Eliza Rulapaugh Maple Grove Roger Kleinhardt Ethel Hendrie Gertrude Burd G. C. Speer H. C. Cudney H. B. Johnson, Jr Oxford Wallace Johnson Howard Morford Clare Art Johnson Anna Grandall Lakeview Art Pickford Hugh Bouck Virgil Bouck Kenneth Trietch Gordon Johnson F. C. Sanford Romayne Perry Bay City C. A. Perry Ruth Stoy Midland Zulick Hudsons Charles Neithercut Helen Fhnt Dan Mater Henry Lange Milwaukee Wisconsin Leon Grundeman Ludington Herman Lange Matilda Clinton Woodward Ronald Woodward William Wardlow Oscar Bouck Harris Laurie Woodward W. J. Woodward Roy VanWarmer Flossie Faringsworth Billie Chapple Clio Albert Dave Harry Dawe Battle Creek Manistee Lake

Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings Mix in Clare

Social notes from Clare feature Clair Stanford visiting Albion College with Hugh Maxwell, numerous relatives from Pontiac Flint and Hastings hosting guests, plus weddings and new grandchildren in the area. The Sentinel extends congratulations to readers on upcoming nuptials and births.

Grayfing Hlassenzahl Pontiac Jacob Walker Henry Kinsel Roy Kimsey Harold Loomis Hugh Maxwell Reva Maxwell Navy Detroit Steushen Cooley Marian Hastings Orville Cooley Marvin “Witbeck Bonnie Lee Love Jagger Ewart Prank Haynak Bob and George Gibbs Nis Lyle Mitchell Saginaw Mabel Brailey Clare O’connor Marie Burke Wallace Bell Physius and Laella Drayton Plains W. B. Maxwell Mt. Pleasant Oconomowoc Wisconsin Rolland Harrold Harley Holt New York Riley Burke Holt Fred Holt Millard Fillmore 0. T. Fillmore Hope Ruth Pifer Flint George Wisler Barbara Joyce M. D. Feighner Alex McKinnon van Dyke Ann Katherine W. Dexter Hilden Elizabeth Weizhner Donald McKinnon Betty Doherty Gladden the Sentinel

Legion Auxiliary Holds November Meeting and Fund Drives

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion rooms with strong attendance. Members approved donations to the school milk fund Red Cross and hospital kits plus a December rummage sale to fund future gifts. They also voted cash gifts for canned fruit to Battle Creek hospitals Otter Lake Children’s Billet and a hospital cigarette fund.

Walter H. Dearman American Legion Auxiliary Legion Red Cross Battle Creek Otter Lake

Good Literature Club Thanksgiving Supper Recap

The Good Literature Club held a Tuesday evening Thanksgiving supper at 7 at president Mrs. Lana Schaeffer’s home. The feast featured Virginia ham and pie with decor at each table, followed by songs led by Miss Geraldine LeRoux, contests, poems, a brief business meeting, and charity donations to a school milk fund and Starr Commonwealth Home for Boys. The next meeting on December 1 at Mrs. William Gordon’s home will feature South American music.

Good Literature Club Lana Schaeffer Anii Geraldine LeRoux Robert Ryan Schaeffer Starr Commonwealth William Gordon

Vitamins in Egg Vital Factor in Embryo Growth

University of Texas experiments show brain and heart size in chicken embryos and blood hemoglobin concentration are controlled by vitamins present in the egg. The study highlights how egg nutrients influence early development.

University of Texas

Clare PTA Meets Monday Evening

The Clare Parent-Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting in the kindergarten room of the local school Monday evening. Mrs. H. T. Ruark presided and Mrs. David Ruark read the minutes. Miss Mabel Reynolds and Miss Geraldine LeRoux led the evening’s entertainment with performances by second and fourth graders and student soloists.

Clare Parent-Teachers Association H. T. Ruark David Ruark Mabel Reynolds Geraldine LeRoux Miss LéRoux Amelia Walter Rammwater Barbara Siel Joan Shoemaker Findlandia Artiot Knapp

Dinner Set For 6 30 Monday Jan 18 Entertainment Committee

A dinner will be served at 6 30 on Monday evening January 18. An entertainment committee was selected for the event, comprising Mrs. Herbert VanHoose, Mrs. William Bailey, Mrs. Wilbur Treland, Mrs. Gerald Brown and Mrs. Dewey Paxton.

Herbert VanHoose William Bailey Wilbur Treland Gerald Brown Dewey Paxton

Fellowship Dinner At Congregational Church Well Attended

Nearly one hundred members and friends gathered at the Congregational Church Wednesday for a church fellowship pot luck dinner in the parlors. The program opened with Miss Geraldine LeRoux leading singing, followed by a group of seven seventh grade boys performing two songs. Coach Brown then showed talking motion pictures on telephone use and local sugar beet harvest students at work, with Mrs Murdoch Mrs Schaaf and Mrs Northon assisting in serving.

Geraldine LeRoux God Bless America Lionel Duncan LeRoux Brown Michigan Bell Telephone Company Frank Murdoch John Schaaf John Northon

Methodist W S C S Meets at Dr Mulder Home

Mrs. A B E Mulder opened her spacious home to the W S C S with thirty members present. Mrs. Orville Cooley was a guest. The group planned bazaar sewing for December 2 and a fish supper on December 16. A Christmas program is planned for December 4 with admission a jar of fruit for Bronson Hospital Kalamazoo.

A. BE. Mulder W.S.C.S Orville Cooley O. W. Lynch Donald Holbrook Redders Digest James Gillespie J. B. Quintal C. C. Hamis Eli Fisher Tim Frey Paul Lowrey Gillespie ATI Bronson Hospital Kalamazoo Ralph Shoemaker Latin America

Berrett Describes Coal Plastic Dishware Innovation

Berrett promotes Coal Plastic cake dishes and berry bowls said to be crafted from air water and coal. The items are pitched as eco friendly substitutes for traditional serveware.

Navy Recruiting Push Highlights Training for Young Men

Lieutenant Byron E. Flechtner announces Michigan Navy Recruiting Month urging 18 and 19 year olds to explore Navy options before drafts begin. The campaign aims to enlist 4,000 Michigan men by December 7, the first anniversary of Pearl Harbor, emphasizing 49 trades and post service job prospects.

NAVY U. S. Navy Byron E. Flechtner Michigan Navy Flechtner Michigan Peart Harbor

New York Debuts First Auto Taxi on Fifth Avenue

The article notes a new taxi service in New York City, claiming the first auto taxi ran along Fifth Avenue in 194. The brief mentions the innovation in urban transport and the novelty of motorized cabs in the city.

New York City Fifth Avenue

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