Local social clubs host bridge and card nights
Mrs Homer Douglas hosted two tables of Contract with prizes won by Mrs Eugene Wyman and Mrs Douglas. Mrs Fred Busche invited two tables for a dessert lunch with winners Mrs Jim Langston and Mrs Ray Roach. Thewmeheon club met at Hotel Doherty. prizes went to Mrs Josephine Anderson and Mrs Martha Bicknell. Birthday songs for David Greenfield marked Sunday school. Pinochle Supper Club gathered at Mr and Mrs Harold Schaeffer. high score to Mrs Gerald Nivison, low to Mr Nivison. Several other social gatherings and meetings followed in local homes and church groups with prizes, lunches, and friendly games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Douglas
Eugene Wyman
Douglas
Fred Busche
Jim Langston
Ray Roach
Fred Doherty
Wmeheon Club
Doherty
Josephine Anderson
Martha Bicknell
Harold Schaeffer
Gerald Nivison
Mr. Nivison
Mia
Earl Ruby
Lowell Schaeffer
Harold Loomis
John Schultz
Roy Kinsey
Former Clare Resident Married in Pontiac Ceremony
Elizabeth Margaret Jerome daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Jerome of Franklin Blvd Pontiac and Donald Karl Ballman son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ernest Ballman Indianapolis were married Saturday evening November 19 at All Saints Episcopal Church The Rev Bates G Burty officiated at 8 30 Miss Jerome wore ivory Gros de Londre taffeta satin with a long train and ivory ostrich plume cap The couple will reside in Midland after December 5 at the Wilson Ballman originates from Indiana and Jerome from Clare Local postmaster and Mrs Francis Jackson attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Margaret Jerome
Benjamin Jerome
Franklin Blvd
Pontiac
Donald Karl Ballman
Midland
Frank Ernest Ballman
Indianapolis
Ind
All Saints Episcopal Church
Bates G. Burty
Jerome
Ballman
New Orleans
Wilson
Francis Jackson
4 H Canning Wins Light of McCrory in Michigan Delegation
16 year old South Lyon 4 H member Aith J McCrory selected as Michigan’s top canning 4 H’er at the 17th National 4 H Club Congress opening Nov 26 in Chicago. She completed 21 projects with 1864 pints canned 32 garments six demonstrations five judging contests and 19 county state fair exhibits earning 81 55 in cash prizes total 186 38 in 4 H product value. She advances to Central Extension section for a 200 college scholarship and a national winner may receive 200 more plus trips and county awards from Kerr Glass Company. Jean Aspit Freeland is alternate winner with a 25 quart canner tote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aith J. McCrory
South Lyon
Michigan
Chicago
A. 4. Kettunen
Central Extension Section
Kerr Glass Company
Jean Aspit
Freeland
Jellied Soups for Your Home Table
A historical guide explains making jellied soups from stock using bones and leftovers. It covers homemade brown stock, gelatin usage, and combining with tomato juice, plus aging questions about calling them soups. Readers are asked to chill gelatin, beat the jelly before serving, and pair with lemon and parsley.
Regular November Meeting Of Walter A Lar Man Post 128
Lt Next Monday evening the regular November meeting of Walter A Lar man Post No 128 American Legion will be held in the Legion rooms. A large membership is expected. Commander Damoth has appointed Stanley L Masten to lead the lighter side of the evening with a pleasant surprise planned. Business items include the Tenth District meeting at Marion on December 1st the Mid winter Conference at Benton Harbor December 3rd and 4th and the local game hunt scheduled for Sunday December 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Larman
American Legion
Leggion
Damoth
Stanley L. Masten
Tenth District
Marion
Benton Harbor
Congregational Guild Hosts Couples Dinner Wednesday
Congregational Guild and husbands plan a pot luck supper in the church basement on Wednesday November 30 at 6 30 pm Guests include the Ladies Union Mrs J Hansen prepares an engaging program Experience money and guilt tickets to be submitted at the event Guild members urged to attend and business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Guild
Ladies Union
J. Hansen
Guild
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Supper and Program for Husbands and Children
Last Monday evening Walter H. Larman Unit No. 128 members hosted a Legion Auxiliary supper for husbands and children in the Legion room. The program, announced by Mrs. Leta Mae Gillespie, featured two piano solos a piano duet a Thanksgiving poem and readings. Mrs. Mary Ireland served as local Auxiliary President with two committees organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Leta Mae Gillespie
Ilene Parent
Vena Lee Gillespie
Margaret
Rose Gillespie
Martha Ann Parent
Bette Walker
Mary Grimason
Mary Ireland
Iyoné Gorr
Ruth Parent
Alice Loomis
Blanche Walker
Adelaide C. Wylie
Early Birds Host Fortnight Party and Bridge Winners
The Harly birds met Mrs. John Schultz on November 10 with guests Mrs. I M Ankrum and Mrs RB 2 Heweley. Three bridge tables produced prizes for Mrs Harl Ruby Mrs Ankrum and Mrs Schultz. Lunch followed. next meeting set for November 21 at Mrs Frank Murdoich’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harly Birds
John Schultz
I. M. Ankitum
Heweley
Harl Ruby
Ankrum
Schultz
Harold Loomis
Frank Murdoich
Arkyrum
Aldo
Pete
Ankrim
Bailey
Setleibue
Meetings of Home Economic Groups
The South Sheridan Extension Group met November 2 for the first lesson of this year with Mrs. L Pudvay. Ten members enjoyed a chicken dinner. Mrs. John Presley and Mrs. Floren Pudvay led the clothing lesson with focus on colors and accessories. Games and social hour led by Mrs. W Gerow concluded the day with a profitable session. Mrs. Severson served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sheridan Extension Group
North Vernon Extension Group Holds November Meeting
The North Vernon Extension Group met November 17 at the Gleason home with twelve members present. After a chicken dinner the leader led the lesson while Mrs Tope reviewed the prior lesson and gave a true or false quiz. The group planned a Christmas party for December 15 at Mrs Tope’s home with husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Gleason
Tope
Marshall
Vernon Extension Group November meeting notes
Mrs. Frank Newman hosted the Vernon Extension Group with a pot luck luncheon. Members attended small due to deer hunting. Lesson on convenient kitchens by Mrs. Archie Border and Mrs. Jas Pederist. Plans for December 16 Christmas party at Mrs. Border's home. County library discussed. Next meeting January 15 at Laura Diunigan's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Newman
Laura
Diunigan
Roy Robison
Sea
Refreshing cool drinks and punch recipes
Three beverages are described with ingredients and steps. A cooling tea mix uses tea, lemon and orange juice, sugar, and ginger ale served over ice with mint and orange slices. Tutti Fruiti Punch blends fruit juices with fruit and sparkling water, served over ice. Ginger Grape Punch combines grape juice and ginger ale with citrus juice, poured over cracked ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Syndicate
WNU Service
Christmas card orders urged for timely Clare Sentinel
The Clare Sentinel urges readers to place Christmas card orders by December 10 to ensure delivery on time. This wartime style notice emphasizes early ordering and mentions the next week’s classified liners for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioaae
Clare Sentinal
Clare
Repairing Cracks in Plaster Walls with Wall Fabric
If cracks persist in plastered walls, advise covering the walls with a stout wall fabric such as canvas and then painting. The long wearing fabric covers old cracks and reinforces the plaster to help prevent new cracks from forming and allows redecorating as needed.
Restful Bedroom Uses Green and White Harmony
A bedroom design emphasizes a calm color scheme with green and white. The arrangement creates a soothing balance suited for six sleeping rooms and highlights harmonious decor choices.
Obituary and local social notes from Rosebush area
Mrs. George Corbin obituary details birth in Isabella County 1860 long illness death November 14 funeral at Delwin church burial in Delwin cemetery. Local visits and travel notes include Mt Pleasant Saginaw Pontiac Bay City Holt Bay Area and western states cattle buying. Various residents mentioned: Miss Eleanor Gross Joe Patrick Joe Mull er Dent Alien Vargo Lynch Wiley Hobbs House Battle First Johnston Wager and others. Journal notes cover callers, sewing club, and community movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Corbin
Isabella County
Samuel Dagg
Delwin Church
Delwin
Eleanor Gross
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph Gross
Patrick Battie
Patrick
Joe
Bob
Paint Muller
Saginaw
Pontiac
Bob Dent
Audra Allen
Nan Allen
John Vargo
Joyce Cleager
Genevieve
Patrick Battle
Joseph
Nan Alien
West Branch
Harold First
Emery First
Plymoth
Keith Ritchie
Oscar Wiley
Lloyd Spaulding
Elmer Anderson
Hunter Farm
Fenwick
Glen Bacon
Ithaca
Thomas Graham
Lester Burr
Beaverton
Wm. Young
Standard Church
John Y. Johnston
Railroad Time Tables Mentioned for Ann Arbor and Marquette
Eastern Standard Time timetables list routes to Ann Arbor and Marquette with times for southbound and northbound trains. The fragment notes a Tuesday schedule for Harrison and includes departure at 10:36 A M and 9:62 P M with unclear car numbers and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor South
Pere
Marquetth
Harrison
Gsi
Foster Bus Line Schedules Update
Eastern line runs on Standard Time with 11 40 a m arrival from the south and 4 18 p m return to Mt Pleasant Alma St Johns Laising. Connections with Great Lakes buses at Chara noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Laising
Great Lakes
Chara
Untitled Great Lakes Bus Schedule Fragment
Motor bus company Eastern route shows departure from North PON and Mt Pleasant to Saginaw at 6 00 PM. Readable fragments list stops including Clare NR Barrigan Houghton Prodenville and Mt Pleasant to Saginaw. Schedule appears damaged with scattered place names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great. Lakes
Motor “Bus Co
Mt. Pleasant
Yeti
Alm A
Clare
Barrigan
Houghton
Lake Prodenville
Lare
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Saginaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
David, Greenfield
David
Hugene Wyman
Jay Hansen
John Keschman
Clayton Neff
Lionel Duncan
Austin Bates
Albert Haley
Neff
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
David Mair
Fred Hudson
L. i. Davy
Helping Hand Society of
Hinkleville
J. E. Sparbel
Norman Jackson
Cecil Blanchard
Coleman
Lansing
Blanchard
John Haring
Clarence Cditon
Gilbert Howard
Jackson
Clare Hastern Star
Iva D. Fisher
Greta Masten
Mabel Reynolde
Midland Chapter
Adelaide G. Wylie
Slare
Ling
Elizabeth M. Jerome
Clare Cleaners
Showard
Jones
Guy
H Canning
Edith M. Barber
Jellied Bouillon
Legion Auxiliary
A. Severson
Séc’y
North Vernon Group
Vernon
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Hinkles
Hinds
Johnsons
Meades Pablum
Gaiters
Davy Bldg
Mich
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