Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Hall Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary installed officers for the coming year led by District president Mrs. Zahm. Betty Walker was elected president with Blanche Walker as first vice president, Celina Creguer as second, Hilda Tibbits secretary, Alice Loomis treasurer, Fern Wright chaplain and pianist, Mary Ireland sergeant at arms. Guests from St Helens Prudenville and Coleman attended. Next meeting set for October 28 with school of instruction in Midland October 30 at 7 30.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Iyone Gorr
Zahm
Tenth District
E Lect
Betty Walker
Blanche Walker
Celina Creguer
Hilda Tibbits
Alice Loomis
Fern Wright
Mary Ireland
Ing
Midland
Frank Jackson
J. Clute
Ireland
Minister's son to wed in Mill Hall
Mr and Mrs Howard L Krause of Gilmore Church of Christ prepare to attend their son Walter Krause's wedding in Mill Hall Pennsylvania. The minister will officiate at the ceremony.
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Howard L. Krause
Gilmore Church of Christ
Mill Hall
Pennsylvania
Walter
Krause
Clare Couple Wed in Detroit October 12
Miss Bette Foreman daughter of Mr and Mrs Vaughn Foreman of Detroit and Gail Sowle son of Mr and Mrs Harley Sowle of Clare spoke their marriage vows in Detroit October 12 They were attended by Mr and Mrs Walter H Brake of Detroit The Sowles will live in Clare where the groom works for Moline Construction Company
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Bette Foreman
Vaughn Foreman
Detroit
Gail Sowle
Harley. Sowle
Clare
Walter H. Brake
Kings Daughters Organize Church Improvement Fund
The Baptist Kings Daughters Society met at Mrs. Carl Chaplin's home with eighteen members one guest and three children present. President Mrs. Dewey Paxton led the session and a church improvement fund was organized with Miss Mary Gilmore and Mrs Carl Chaplin named captains of the two groups.
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Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Carl Chaplin
Iere
Dewey Paxton
Mary Gilmore
Mary Guy
Harry Roberts
Maude
Missionary and Birthday Luncheon Reported
The meeting praised Mrs. Harvey Ritter and Mrs. John Oman for illness improvement. October 24th was set for the missionary and birthday luncheon held at the church. VanDen Bergh now listed as gold guitar members.
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VanDen Bergh
Harvey Ritter
John Oman
Lucheon
Ladies Union Meets at Rev Watson Home
The Congregational Ladies Union met at the home of Rev and Mrs Harold Watson in Harrison on Friday afternoon last week. Eleven members and one visitor attended. Mrs Catherine Beale, president, opened with hymn singing and devotion led by Rev Watson. A short business session followed by readings and a pot luck lunch concluded the meeting. The next gathering is set for Mrs Fred Hudson’s home on October 25.
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Congrégational Ladies ‘Union
Harold Watson
Harrison
Catherine Beale
Watson
Johnston-Doherty Dominate Clare Bridge Round
The second round at Hotel Doherty saw Johnston-Doherty scoring two grand slams and the high score of the evening. Johnson-Neff also earned grand slam honors while Caple-Allen led the tournament stakes. Top six scores listed with team standings through the round.
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Doherty
Johnston-Doherty
Johnson-Neff
Caple-Allen
Asline-Rassat
Stoll-Doherty
Zinser-Hartshorn
Jackson-Comes
Bicknell-Wyman
Anderson-Kaiser
Johnstown-Doherty
Haley-Bayes
Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting Plans Initiation
The Clara Rebekah Lodge met Tuesday evening with Eva Nowlen presiding and twenty members present. Reports were given and plans for an October committee project were discussed. Several membership applications were presented and initiation is planned for November 5.
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Rebekahs
Eva Nowlen
Clare Past Matrons Club Delights Members at Budd Lake
Eleven members met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Leon Hamp at her Budd Lake home in Harrison for a business session led by president Mrs. John Northon. A bountiful potluck supper followed and congratulations were offered to Mrs. Greta Masten. The next meeting is planned for November at Mrs. Mabel Horton’s house.
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Clare Past Matron’s Club
Leon Hamp
Budd Lake
Harrison
John Northon
Greta Masten
Mabel Horton
Clare Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Regular Session
The Clare Odd Fellows Lodge met Monday evening with twenty eight members present. Russell Leiter and Harrison Simmons presided as noble and vice grand. A Rose City Lodge member was welcomed. The third degree was conferred on Clyde Hull James Foote Lou Lamphere and Estell Dysinger. Lunch followed.
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Clare J.0
Russell Leiter
Noble Grand
Harrison Simmons
Rose City Lodge No. 313
Clyde Hull
James Foote
Lou Lamphere
Estell Dysinger
Theta Rho Girls Club Plans Halloween Fundraiser
The Clara Theta Rho Girls met in the IOOF hall with twelve members and five Rebekah sisters. They scheduled a Halloween party for October 30 to raise funds, appointed Elva June Osborn as general chairman and formed committees. Birthday wishes were given to Phyllis Sprague and Barbara Paxton.
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Phyllis Sprague
Barbara Paxton
Patsy Irwin
Elizabeth Mel Intosh
Wava van
Fern Archambault
Local Social Notes Highlight Parties And Card Games
Mr and Mrs Earl Phimisey and daughter Patay hosted relatives from Vernon for a Sunday dinner to celebrate Mrs Slentz birthday. The Friday Bridge Club met for two tables of contract bridge with high score won by Mrs John Asline. The W S C S plans a meeting on October 23 at Mrs Charles Church home and a missionary tea was postponed. A stork shower honored Mrs Leonel Green with games and refreshments. The Blarney Club met for two tables of bridge with Mrs Fasner high and Mrs Zinser second. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs George Shayler and family and Mrs Jila from Grand Rapids. A belated birthday party for Mrs Jila was held in Mt Pleasant. Mrs Ralph Stevens was honored at a surprise birthday gathering with guests and lunch.
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Earl Phimisey
Patay
Icem Slentz
Vernon
Alex Artibee
Esther Wise
Ethel Allen
Ralph Artibee
John Asline
James Rassat
Ernest Green
Carl Lear
Leonel’ Green
Blarney Club
Sadie Causgrove
William Lange
Ervin Zinser
Leon Fasner
Zinser
Frank Murdoch
Martin Kuseck
Barbara
Charles Jila
Grand Rapids
George Shayler
Mt. Pleasant
Donald Calkins
Jila
Ralph Stevens
Ray Voige
Joanne
Hallie Webb
Wilfred Klingener
Ford Seibt
Johanna
Tommy
Notes of Music from Rural Schools Progress Report
Miss Mabel Miles of Michigan State College guides Clare county music progress with visits every six weeks. On October 14 teachers from Randall Pratt McKinley Dover Brown Redner Carrow Wildcat Colonville Lake gathered at Randall for the second meeting.
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Mabel Miles
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Miss Miles
Clare County
Randall School
Cecile Baker
Randall
Dorothy Heuschele
Pratt
Margaret Mickle
McKinley
Flora Walter
Dover
Hazel Bodkins
Brown
Lulu Birdsall
Redner
Iva Strouse
Carrow
Ruth Schunk
Wildcat
Irene Clute
Colonville
Flora Powell
Rachel Willey
Wilma Saul
Lake
Miles
Clare
Walter
WKAR
East Lansing
Another Man Sends Beecher a Sharp Note
Henry Ward Beecher, the famed New England clergyman, opened mail to find a single word. He referenced the incident in a sermon, noting a man who signs his frame but forgets to sign his name.
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Henry Ward Beecher
New England
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Ladies Union
Rev. Watson
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Salada
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Jar
Cracker
Iain
Hudson
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Crosley
Kroger
Ashyme
Chicago 4
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EMER
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Kellogg’s
Cane
Dole Pineapple
Gerber’s Baby Foods
Carton
Florida
Pearl Bartletts
Michigan
U. S
Peck
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Clara Rebekah
Past Matrons Club
Clare Odd Fellows
W.S.C.S
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Midh
Fall Drug
Wrisley
Jesus Christ
Church OF God
Pearson Dress
Postoffice
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