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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1943

Page

2

Local clubs schedule and birthday notices compile social calendar

The Clare Good Literature Club, Ladies Union of the Congregational church, Townsend Club, WSC S, Congregational Ladies Guild and many bridge and contract groups announce meetings at home parlors or church venues next week. Birthday dinner honors Arthur Ginn. a surprise party honors Mr. Bert Mizer. out of town guests listed.

Clare Good Literature Club J. A. Quinta Bert Mizer Pedro Earl Mizer Alma Arlo Smith Harley Simmit Herb. van Hoose Harl Mizer George Mizer Arno Smith Jack Foster Lansing

Northeastern District Women’s Club Convention in East Tawas

The twenty second annual Northeastern District convention of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs will be held in East Tawas on October 14 and 15 with East Tawas Ladies Literary Club hosting. Speakers include Dr W W Whitehouse and Dr Essen M Gale. state officers will participate.

State Federation of Women's Club East Tawas East Tawas Ladies’ Literary Club Carl L. Taylor W. W. Whitehouse Wayne Universiy Michigan Essen M. Gale University of Michigan China

Termites and wood preservative rattle and noise effect

Report notes termites cause faint grating sounds described as a rattle. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company and others are developing impulse systems to trigger loudspeakers, with early noise likened to rice grains dropping on a hard surface.

Ftecord Rattle _ Wood preservers Pacific ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company

Nema Cochran and William Bauer Wed in October Ceremony

Miss Nema Cochran daughter of Mrs Erma Cochran married William Bauer son of Mr and Mrs John Bauer on Friday October 1 at the Bauer home. Rev Charles Riein hardt officiated before twenty guests. Attendants were Courtney Bauer and his wife. The couple planned a northern Michigan wedding trip and will reside at the Kleman cottage north of Clare on US 27. The groom helps his father on the farm.

Nema Cochran Erma Cochran William Bauer John Bauer Bauer Charles Rieinhardt Courtney Bauer Miss Cochran Kleman Clare Us-27

Kings Daughters Host Meeting at Harry Foss Home

The Kings Daughters Society gathered at president Mrs. Harry Foss home with Scripture and prayer led by Mrs. Kittie McIntosh. Ten members and two guests attended as they began with verses starting with Y while organizing rummage sale materials for October 21 22 23 and preparing boxes for overseas boys. They plan to meet next Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Nash.

Kings Daughters Society Harry Foss Kittie McIntosh Frank Nash

Rebekahs Observe Members Birthdays Tuesday Evening

The Rebekahs met in the 10.0.F. hall Tuesday evening led by Noble Grand Mrs Eliza Johnson. They planned a chicken supper for October 28 to fund lodge projects and welcomed birthday guests including Mrs Etta Howard and Mrs Maude Stevens.

Rebekahs Noble Grand Eliza Johnson Margaret Irwin Andrew Irwin Arthur Johnson Marguerite Leonard Htta Snider Gladys White Fannié Schultz Loie Hansler Etta Howard Maude Stevens Eva Nowlen Florence Irwin Fern Wright

Hawaii 39 Years Since Pearl Harbor Stationing

In Hawaii 39 years U S widtinges have been stationed at Pearl Harbor since 190¢ with terms dated from earlier decades.

Hawaii U. S. Widtinges Pearl Harbor T. H

New Pastor and Family Tendered Reception

Members of the Congregational Church welcomed Rev. Harold Watson and his family with a Wednesday evening reception in the church parlors. The event featured community singing led by Austin Bates, solos by Janey Bicknell, Joan Voige, Miss Payne, and a piano solo by Mrs Harold Jones.

Congregational Church Harold Watson Austin Bates Norma A. Elden Rey Watson Stuart Bicknell Will Holmes George White M. D. Feighner John Nelson

Col and Mrs Runyon Honor Son Home on Furlough

Col and Mrs Allen Dale Runyon hosted a Sunday dinner at their home with Virgil Runyon and Mrs. Runyon, Mr and Mrs J A Combs, Ernie Lewis, and Mr and Mrs Bernard Kirkpatrick. The event honored Cpl Runyon home on a 15 day furlough from Nashville Tennessee and helped his wife celebrate her birthday. Two birthday cakes were part of the bounty.

Allen Dale Runyon Runyon J. A. Combs Standish Ernie Lewis Beaverton Bernard Kirkpatrick Virgil Runyon Cpl. Runyon Nashville Tenn

William Bauers Honored At Shower In Weds Evening

Mr and Mrs Harold Schaeffer hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening for her brother and wife Mr and Mrs William Bauer. About twenty five relatives and friends attended for cards and visiting. A potluck lunch followed, and the newlyweds received many gifts and best wishes for their marriage.

Harold Schaeffer William Bauer

Clare Bridge Tournament Leaders After Round Three

Gleason s hosts a Monday evening bridge event where the Anderson Kajfez team maintains the overall lead. Grand Slam honors go to Jackson Green and Rassat Hartshorn, while Bowler Brown and Wyman Bicknell also score highly. Total top four teams include Anderson Kajfez 37 160, Bicknell Doherty 30 330, Rassat Hartshorn 30 060, Wyman Bicknell 29 750.

Gleason's Anderson-Kaiser Jackson-Green Rassat - Hartshorn Bowler-Brown Anderson-Kajfez Wyman-Bicknell Bicknell-Doherty Rassat-Hartshorn

Forsberg Adopts Win In Doherty Hotel Bridge Round

The Forsberg Adamas team led the evening with high scores and earned Grand Slam honors at the Hotel Doherty second round. Wyman Bicknell led totals among six high teams, while Forsberg Adams posted 13 580 for the night and 22 890 overall.

Doherty Forsberg-Adams Wyman-Bicknell Parker-Doherty Sproat-Bicknell Stoll-Mussell Camel-Mick Wryman-Bicknell Johnston-Doherty Frey-Hall Green-Wallace Garfield-Naumes

Red Cross Surgical Dressings Produced This Week

Red Cross volunteers met at Mrs. John Stough’s home Tuesday to make 660 four by four surgical dressings. The weekly sessions invite anyone to help the cause. The Sheridan Center Unit also reports a Red Cross gathering at Mrs. Henry Fannot’s home.

Red Cross John Stough Stough Sheridan Center Mra Henry

October meeting preview with sewing work and birthdays

The report notes items from September 30 including robes finished with cotton cord, pillow filling material cut and sewn, and wool blocks. Members Jen a Krug paid $2.00 and Jean Grigg $1.00. The next meeting is at Mrs. Russell Grigg’s home on Thursday October 14 at 1 30. Several have birthdays this month and lunch will be served.

Jena Krug Jean Grigg Russell Grigg

Vernon City Social Round Notes From Lake and Clare

Mrs Nettie Cook and CG A Powli son of Lake were dinner guests of Mrs Margaret Briggs Saturday evening. Mrs Htta Howard was a supper guest Sunday of her niece Mrs Le Dolia Blanchard in Clare. Pvt Vincent Heiser called his mother from Fort Belvoir Virginia saying he is well and progressing. Mr and Mrs James Bowen of Muskegon visited their parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Bolen. Carol Mitchell of Sanford spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Bud Shepherd. Doris Siel Shirley Lelia Mae and Marlene Kile of Rosebush were Saturday guests of Hola McDanel. Mrs Ernest Cleveland and two children of Lone Pines and Hola McDonel visited Shepherd Cemetery and relatives nearby.

Nettie Cook CG. A. Powlison Lake Margaret Briggs Htta Howard le Dolia Blanchard Clare James Bowen Muskegon Thomas Bolen Midland J. W. Lackey Lyle Robinson Carol Mitchell Sanford Bud Shepherd Doris Siel Shirley Lelia Mae Marlene Kile Rosebush Hola McDanel Ernest Cleveland Lone Pines Hola McDonel Shepherd Cemetery Effie Hone Ethel Owens Shepherd Reuben Tigner Alfred Tigner SeaBees Alfred Maple Grove Hsterline Homer Rodgers Louis Finch Maynard Colosky Mt. Pleasant Laura Wilds Alva Perry Bertha Rulapaugh Harrison and del McGumber Gary Indiana J. E. Timpe Tigner Otis McFall Dale Rulapaugh Timpe

Sunday School and Farewell Notices From Maple Grove

Rural notices report Sunday School at 2 00 and preaching at 3 00. A farewell party honored Alfred Tigner, a SeaBee recruit, with good wishes from Maple Grove. Local residents and families are mentioned visiting, recovering from operations, or traveling between Harrison Clare Gary Indiana and Mt. Pleasant.

Community Notes From Arthur Center Area

Warl Funke and bride greeted by many friends as they settle in the community. Local families visit and share time at Shull and Lowell homes. Harolds Athey welcome a baby boy in Wayne. Stephen Heller sale draws neighbors. Newman and Leitner families host Sunday guests. Barber and Roller also seen visiting at various homes.

Warl Funke George Bates Alice Anne Glenn Newman Hatton Township Lorin Leitner Sam and Wayne Galen Coats Angie Sanders Earl Sanders Maude Barber Kenneth Roller Rosella Athey Lloyd Athey Dale Athey Barber Bob Davis

Rockey Delegates Attend Pomona Grange Meeting

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Rockey attended Pomona Grange as delegates to the county convention at Advance Grange. Riverside Grange held its regular greeting on Tuesday evening September 28 with eleven members present and plans formed for the next meeting.

Randolph Rockey Pomona Grange Advance Grange Mrs. Rockey Riverside Grange

Sunday School and Church Attendance Reminder

Mrs. Lorin Leitner of Gladwin visited our Sunday School and Gospel Service. Attendance was thirty eight. Arthur Center hopes to improve next Sunday with a Gideon Band representative scheduled for October 17, the last Sunday before the bidership.

Lorin, Leitner Gladwin Arthur Center Gideon Band

Taxis Club of Arthur Center Holds October Meeting

The Taxis Club of Arthur Center met on Friday evening October 1 with Rose and Violet Athey. Twenty nine attended including visitors. The group enjoyed visiting and games. A Halloween party was planned at Hazel Sanders home. A Bible Quiz focused on Jesus. A candlelit meal followed with sandwiches cookies Koolade and gladiolus centerpiece later ice cream. The members sang before dispersing. Rose Athey club scribe.

Taxis Club Arthur Center Rose Violet Athey Hallowe'en Hazel Sanders Jesus

Community Notes From Farwell to Lansing

Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across towns. Names include Nelson Bab cock Myers Stambaugh Schram Henry Ash Baluss Day Moore Schram Swarts Welch Dingman Buckmaster Rouse Chamberlain and Merlin Chamberlain. Dick heads to army induction center this week for service.

My. Nelson Bertha Babcock Farwell Roy Myers George Stambaugh Lansing Peter Schram Arthur Sutton North of Harrison Ben Henry Robert Ash Detroit Gertrude Baluss Walter Day Marion Dawson Moore Ella Moore Moore Schram Roy Swarts Bob Welch Greenwood Walter Dingman Reed City Richard Buckmaster Wilbur Rouse Floyd Chamberlain Dean Merlin Chamberlain Nash Kelvinator Manhattan NM. Y Coast Guard

Rationing at a Glance for Food and Fuel

U V W stamps valid through Oct 20 X Y Z through Nov 20. Meats cheese butter fats canned fish canned milk stamps valid dates Oct 10 17 30. Sugar Stamp 14 five pounds through Nov 1 canning sugar stamps 15 16 five pounds through Oct 31. Apply at county War Price and Rationing Board for up to 15 pounds per person. Gasoline A-8 three gallons through Nov 21 $8 and C stamps two gallons. Tires inspections due dates and intervals. Fuel oil period coupon 10 gallons through Jan 3 1944. Stoves must be purchased via local board. Tin can salvage in Clatecon third Thursday monthly. prepare and place at curb.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ladies Union of The Townsend Club Thomas Abbott W.S.C.S Methodist Parsonage Charles Hahn Frank Hachmuth Friends Club Gleason’s Louie Thayer Congregational Ladies Guild C. A. Wellman John Schaaf H. T. Ruark Chester Wallace Richard Hartshorn Tim Frey Harold Jones Alfred Holbrook B. Neff Srecko Kajser Harlybird Club Martin Loomis Lawrence McCluskey Roy Harter Harold Loomis Omer Curtis Hearns Bridge Club Ralph Artibee Fred Busche Arthur Ginn Fred Pierson Hahn Clyde Allen Rebekah Club M. R. Howlett Anna Johnson Byron Hoar L. B. Davy Frank Murdoch Davy Leo Oden Murdoch Dist N. A. Elden King’s Daughters Col Mrs. Allen Dale Runyon William Bauers Gleason Vernon City Pvt Vincent Heiser Warren Heiser Fort Belvoir Virginia Vincent Washington, D. C Maple Grove Union Sunday School Grange News Clatecon Paris Roy E Cimmerer Clare, Mid Fall Drug Vitro A. G. B. D Clare Sentinel United States Grove Bros Clare, Michigan
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