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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1942

Page

3

Showler Godard Nuptials At Clare Congregational Parsonage

Mrs Rosella H Showler and My Ray Godard both of Owosso were united in marriage at the Clare Congregational parsonage on Thursday noon October 5th Rev Albert Dawe performed the ceremony Nada Hilliker daughter of Mrs Howard Hilliker Barryton and Ross H Host son of Mr and Mrs A M Host Lake George wed September 29 at Rev Robert Bryce parsonage Pontiac The bride wore a beige wool street length dress with brown accessories and a peach carnation corsage They will reside in Detroit

Rosella H. .Showler Ray Godard Owosso Clare Congregational Parsonage Albert Dawe Nada Hilliker Howard Hilliker Barryton Ross H. Host A. M. Host Lake George Robert Bryce Pontiac Detroit

Bish Able Experimenters Find Fish Smell and Colors

Researchers report fish possess a sense of smell and can distinguish bright colors. The study details experiments showing olfactory responses and visual discrimination in aquatic species.

Mrs Bicknell Hosts W S C S Gathering At Home

Mrs. William Bicknell opened her home to the W S C S Wednesday afternoon with fifty attendees. New members welcomed, plans announced for a rummage sale October 15 16 17 and a Christmas gift drive for soldiers.

First Gleason Tourney Bridges Open With Six Tables

The fall Gleason bridge tournament began Monday evening with six tables in play. A 6:30 chicken dinner followed. Top five high teams posted scores: Wallace Asline 9810 Hartshorn Rassat 9320 Doherty Parker 8110 Bowler F Anderson 8010 Douglas Wyman 7440.

Gleason’s Wallace-Asline Hartshorn-Rassat Doherty-Parker Bowler F. Anderson Douglas-Wyman

German Office Block Resembles a Steamship

An office building in Germany is designed to mimic the appearance of a steamship. The landmark stands out with hull like curves and deck motif detailing, drawing attention from locals and visitors.

Germany

Rally Day and Installation at Church of God

Church of God holds Rally Day on Sunday October 4 with opening songs and prayer by the superintendent. Officers installed include Rev. Cleveland and several named members. program features recitations dialogues duets and mixed quartet numbers.

Church of God Tommy VanHoose Gloria Acre Arlagene Hanley Ruth Cleveland Lois Tope Gerald Arlagene Gingery Ella Tex Acre Louise Gladys VanHoose Board of Christian Education Rev Cleveland Bila Hanley Roy Feighner Frances van Sicklen Ardath Cleveland Anna Harger Beatrice Acre Vera Peterson Maude Feighner Ella Cleveland

Northeastern District Women’s Clubs Convention Planned in Pinconning

The twenty first annual Northeastern District Michigan State Federation of Women’s Clubs convention will be held in Pinconning October 13 and 14. Notable speakers include Mrs John L Sweetnam of Manistee state Federation president Mrs John B Sickles Flint and Roy O Woodruff Congressman. Registration begins 8:30 am October 13 with sessions at 9:30 and a luncheon at noon.

Michigan State Federation of Women’s Clubs Pinconning State Federation John L. Sweetnam Manistee John B. Sickles Flint General Federation Roy O. Woodruff

King's Daughters Help Fill Service Men Kits

The King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Minnie Brown's home with seventeen members and guests. They agreed to donate $1.50 monthly to equip kits for the service men and completed several blouses for the Red Cross. The next meetings were scheduled for October 14 and October 21 at designated hosts.

King’s Daughters Society Minnie Brown Harry Foss Redman Milo Myers Robert Ryan Red Cross Country Club Midland Charles Brooks Dearborn Wymer D. W. Osborn

Good Literature Club Meeting at Miss M Gilmore Home

The Clare Good Literature Club met at Miss Mary Gilmore home with President Mrs Sara Schaeffer presiding. Members were asked to donate one quart of fruit for Star Commonwealth Home for Boys and a fruit collection committee was formed. Rev Albert Dawe spoke on fire prevention. Catherine Wiggins gave a book review of Inside Latin America by Gunther. The next meeting will be at Mrs John Northon home on October 20.

William H. Bicknell W.S.C.S Theo. Wallington O. W. Pino Ralph Artibee Society Mater Tim Frey John Schultz BE. S. Chaffee Henry Ackerman A. E. Mulder Wallington Willard Bicknell Agnes Piers Frank Hachmuth Mulder Archie Ackerman Clare Good Literature Club Mary Gilmore Sara Schaeffer Star Commonwealth Home Albert Dawe Latin America Gunther Catherine Wiggins John Northon

Telephone Girls Honor Mrs. Munn at Shower

Mrs Harriet Phimiey Munn was honored at a Tuesday evening shower and dinner at Dunton's Cafe by the telephone girls who wished her a happy married life. She departs this week to live in Mount Pleasant and Ruth Callihan, who resigned and moved to Detroit to join her husband, received a remembrance gift from the group. A social hour followed.

Harriet Phimiey Munn Dunton’s Mt. Pleasant Ruth Callihan Detroit

Loris Dysinger Honored Guest at Farewell Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Dysinger hosted a farewell dinner for son Loris on September 20 before his departure to Fort Custer on September 24. Relatives from Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Clare Hatton and Iceland gathered, with gifts including a wrist watch. He sent a card from St. Louis October 3 saying he was ok and would write later.

W. D. Dysinger Loris Fort Custer Menzo Robinette Estell Dysinger Ypsilanti Zula Brandon Marvel Baker Rolland Dysinger Ann Arbor Lynn Fisher Clare Tom James Hatton Roy Wilson Doe Robinette Leon Dysinger Clarence Vern Dysinger Estell Iwa Brandon Rolland Iceland St. Louis Missouri

Clare Townsend Club Holds Regular Meeting and Auction

Clare Townsend Club No 2 met Thursday evening with Mrs G C D Harvey as president. The group voted to obtain more Christmas cards and heard a rug donated by Mrs Harvey was auctioned to Frank Walters for his mother. A pot luck lunch followed and plans were set to meet October 15 at the hall, possibly with an outside speaker.

Clare Townsend Club Clare Townsend Club No GC. D. Harvey

Rebekahs Meet Tuesday at Clara Lodge

Twenty six members attended the Clara Rebekah Lodge meeting Tuesday evening with Daisy Tiedeman presiding. Plans were set for district visitation next Tuesday, committees appointed, and the deputy president gave an instructive talk. The degree captain led initiatory practice, and members were urged to attend. A potluck supper will be served and Gladwin judge will present the entertainment.

Clara. Rebekah Lodge Daisy Tiedeman Noble Grand Gladwin

Bicycle Riders Urged to Observe Rules of Safety

The American Red Cross Accident Prevention Service warns cyclists to avoid risks as bicycle use rises. Reads like a safety checklist: ride only a well maintained bicycle, practice before riding in traffic, avoid congested areas, stay right, follow traffic laws, use a headlight and tail reflector after dark, don't speed on wet pavements, avoid stunts, don’t hitch to moving vehicles, and do not carry a second passenger unless the bike is built for two.

Accident Prevention Service American Red Cross

Old Grandmother Rock Inspires Quebec Town Name

In Saint Maurice river valley La Province de Quebec a rock nicknamed Old Grandmother, or Grand'mere, lends its name to the local industrial town. In Bolu Turkey the police cut speed limits to three miles an hour as taxis struggle to find riders while pedestrians hurry by.

Grand’mere Saint Maurice River Valley la Province de Quebec Bolu Turkey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Showler-Godard Ladies Union of the Congregational Church L. E. Davy al Young Friends Club M. D. Feighner Youngs L. HB. ‘Davy Parent-Teachers Club Jack Hall Grace Gray Edwin Meredith Robert McMillen Q. A. Derby Chester Wallace Jack Hail Jay Green Wallace Leon Casner Casner O. W. Lynch Omer Parent CG. B. Neff Stuart Bicknell Nefi Marl Houghton Austin Bates Try the Moon Club Earl Tupper Gordon McIntosh George Bryant McIntosh Schultz Wm. Bicknell Gleason G. C. Born Chiropractor Thomas Carr Cliropractic Research Bureau DR. G. C. Born McEwan Street Clare, Michigan Dist King’s Daughters Good Literature Club Loris Dysinger ODD Fellows 0.C.F. Lodge J. W. Markett Edward Musgell Harold Schofield Farwell Lodge Clara Rebekah Club Clara Rebekah Edward Mussell Maud Stevens Etta Howard Herbert Leonard Pine Street Rebekahs United Roy E. Cimmerer Clare, Mich U.S.P Berkeley Roy Aia Is Stu Arctics Oxfords Fleming Shoe Clare Bee Davy Michigan
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