Bridge Clubs Share Social Evenings and Birthdays in Local Homes
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. John Hall’s east Seventh Street home with Mrs. M. Feighner and Mrs. George Stanfield. high scores were won by Mrs. Jay Green and Mrs. Sanford. Multiple gatherings followed through the week with hosts including Mrs. Roy Harter Mrs. Wehrly Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. Krell plus a seventh birthday party for Sylvia Sue McCluskey at Tourist Park with cake and candles.
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John Hall
East Seventh Street
M. 2. Feighner
Harrybirds
Roy Harter
J. M. Ankram
Erwin Zinger
Harold Loomis
Harry ‘Wehrly
Hight Point Lake
Frank Murdoch
East Sixth Street
Robert McMillen
Josephine Murdoch
C. W. Lynch
Omer Parent
Henry Ackerman
F. C. Sanford
Gleason
John Asline
Ethel Allen
George Stanfield
John Booherley
Stanfield
Roy Cimmerer
Cimmerer
Leo Oden
Louie Thayer
John Strough
George White
Mrs. Oden
L. BE. Davy
Jow
White
Sylvia Sue McCluskey
Little Friends
McClusky
L. W Jackson
George Johnson
Johnson
Lansing Young Man Honored at Social Event at M. Brock's
A Vernon gathering hosted Billie Graham of Lansing as thirty relatives celebrated before his upcoming government service training. Attendees included Bern Graham Pauline Devinne Roland Cooke and families, plus Tomlin Brasington Pedgrift Walters groups from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
M. Brock
Marshall Breck
Vernon
Billie Graham
Bern Graham
Pauline Devinne
Roland Cooke
William Tomlin
Bobby
Billie
Alma
Melvin Brasington
James Pedgrift
Arden Walters
Bellows Honored at Lamphere Home Shower
Nile Bellows and his wife were honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the Lamphere residence of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamp. About seventy relatives and friends attended and many gifts were given as Miss Betty Lampshere and Mrs. Marjory Foster oversaw arrangements. A lunch followed the entertainment and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Porter
Bay City
Charles Krell
Mrs. Porter
K T S Club Hosts Mrs Zinser for Evening Gather ing
Mrs Ellen Zinser hosted the K T S Club at her home on Thursday evening. The group recalled old school days and played cards with prizes won by Mrs Phlenene Hart first, Mrs Blanche Jones second, and Mrs Pauline Dixon consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Zinser
K.T.S. Club
Phlenene Hart
Blanche Jones
Pauline Dixon
Mrs. Zinzer Honored at Book Club Birthday Event
Mrs. Erwin Zinzer arrived to find Book of the Month Club members hosting a birthday gathering in her honor. The surprise Monday luncheon featured club membership and warm wishes for Zinzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Zinzer
Edwin Zinser
Birthday dinner and gift mark celebration
A bountiful dinner honored her birthday. After the meal a lovely gift was presented. Book discussions were led by Mrs. L. H. Thompson and Mrs. Ernest Luoma. The afternoon program was both interesting and educational while also offering help.
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L. H. Thompson
Ernest Luoma
Miss Natalie Smith Birthday Lawn Party Celebrated
Miss Natalie Smith celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a lawn party for fourteen guests at her parents home on North McBegan Street. The event featured dancing prizes for Billie Hawkins and Alexander A. Wylie, a weiner roast, balloons and streamers, with gifts for the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Smith
N. H. Smith
Natalie
Sensational Clearance Sale of Gift Articles and Furnishings
Classified liner advertises a sensational clearance sale of gift articles furnishings and pictures at Gift and Power Shop. Page 3 advertisement note suggests results and nearing deadline.
Legion Larman Post Members Attend Ninth District Meeting
Clare American Legion Post members Conrad Walker and Alexander B. Wylie attended the Ninth District Association meeting at the American Legion Home in Muskegon. Department Vice Commander Walker spoke on National Defense and Membership, and Judge Wylie addressed Sons of the American Legion. Circuit Judges Sanford and Gadola served as Toastmaster and speaker on Child Welfare Americanism and National Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare American Legion
Conrad Walker
Alexander B. Wylie
Ninth District Association
American Légion
Muskegon
Department
Walker
Ninth District
National Defense
Judge Wylie
Sons of the American Legion
Joseph F. Sanford
Paul V. Gadola
Flint
Supreme Court Upholds Connecticut Contraceptives Ban
The Connecticut Supreme Court upholds the state anti birth control law prohibiting contraceptive use without exception. The ruling sustains a strict restriction affecting residents seeking birth control options under state statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Supreme Court
Teachers Guests of Study Club at Art Damoth Home
The Clare Study Club met at Mr and Mrs Arthur Damoths home for a reception honoring Clare school teachers and wives. Sixty members and guests attended with prizes won by Miss Mildred Harwood and Mr Damoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Damoth
Clare Study Club
Arthur Damoth
Clare School
Harold Menning
John Empey
Wimner Hagers
Mildred Harwood
Mr.Damoth
Damoth
Canada
Study Club
Willard Bicknell
Coleman Study Club
Farwell Woman's Club Safety Night Recap
The Farwell Woman's Club held a Safety Night program with Miss Ida Vandenburg reading papers. Louis Loby provided music as Emma Littlefield celebrated her eighty third birthday and plans for Mt. Pleasant federation attendance were discussed.
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Farwell Woman's Club
Ida Vandenburg
Louis Loby
Emma Littlefield
State Federation
Mt. Pleasant
Horton
Ina Davison
Alice Henry
Gladys Wolyen
James Stanley
Belle Graham
Rebekahs Meet Tuesday at Hall in Ann Arbor Plans
Fourteen Rebekahs met at their hall Tuesday evening with Mrs. Henrietta Smith in charge. Committees reported and plans for raising funds were discussed. Mrs. Crystal Walters was designated delegate to the Rebekah Assembly in Ann Arbor next week with Mrs. Etta Snider as alternate. Mrs. Snider read a short piece. Mrs. Fannie Schultz won the mystery box and members enjoyed chocolates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Henrietta Smith
Noble
Crystal Walters
Ann Arbor
Etta Snider
War Halts Doll Imports From Europe In Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas B L Leininger owner of a doll hospital laments wars that stop doll and doll part imports from Europe. He notes American made dolls are better yet many dolls are repaired and kept intact. imports have surged in price by about 50 percent. Leininger has 25 years experience repairing all kinds of dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
B. L. Leininger
Europe
Leininger
America
Germany
European
Auction Selling Brings More for Stock in Texas
CENTER TEXAS The chant of the cattle auctioneer signals prosperity to east Texas ranchmen and farmers. The new auction system yields top livestock prices, with barn operators taking a small handling fee of 75 cents per head for cattle and 25 cents for hogs and goats. Auctioneers are paid by the barn operators. Stockmen prefer competitive bidding to direct sales from pastures.
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Mrs. Bellows
Lamphere
K. T. S. Club
Zinser
Lola Hartman
Lewis W. Sunday
Arthur Township
Ford
Legion News
Walter H. Larman
POST
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
U.S.P
Clare Sentinel
Oxfords
Fleming Shoe Company
Davy
Michigan
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