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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1943

Page

3

Community social notices and birthday parties listed

A series of social items detail dinners for Pvt Clarence Davis on furlough with 35 relatives from Cadillac Flint and Marion, plus various club meetings at Mrs Allea Howletts home. Numerous bridge games luncheons showers and birthday celebrations honor Mrs H Ruark Miss Jeannine Reynolds Lorraine Schultz with names of guests prizes and refreshments.

Lioyd Eberhart Pvt Clarence, Davis Cadillac Flint Marion Earlybird Club Omer Parent Leon Casner Roy Harter Henry Ackerman Casner Erwin Zinser Frank Murdoch Lorraine Schultz Lorraine Htta Howard Joan Marshall Julia Mae Ireland Barbara Johnson Nyla Belle Walker Marjory Bryant Sandra Schultz

Pauline Bell and Clarence Haren Wed in Flint Church

Mrs Herman Bell announces the marriage of her daughter Pauline June to Clarence M Haren son of Mrs Ole Haren of Flint. They wed at the First Presbyterian Church Flint Friday night at eight led by Rev Ralph D Kearns. The couple plans a short trip north then home at 225 East Belvidere Flint Michigan.

Herman Bell Pauline June Clarence M. Haren Ole Haren Flint First Presbyterian Church Ralph D. Kearns

Former Farwell Young Man Weds California Girl

Announcement of Pvt. Russel Smith formerly of Farwell marrying Miss Dorothy Bell Mathews of Emeryville California on August 21 at El Cerrito Methodist church. Edna Smith and Don Haskel attended with Rev Stephens performing the ceremony.

Pvt Russel Smith Farwell Dorothy Bell Mathews Emeryville California el Cerrito Methodist Church Edna Smith el Cerrito Don Haskel San Francisco Rev Stephens

Good Literature Club to Entertain Teachers Tuesday

The Clare Good Literature Club will hold its first meeting of the club year at the home of Mrs. Nettie Holbrook on East State Street Tuesday evening September 14 at 7 45 o clock. A reception will be given for the teachers and members are urged to attend to welcome new teachers and renew acquaintances with returning staff.

Rebekah Club Allea Howlett North McEwan Street Clare Good Literature Club Nettie Holbrook East State Street

Clare Study Club Luncheon at Mrs Doherty’s

The Clare Study Club opens its season with a luncheon at one o'clock on Tuesday September 14 at Mrs John Doherty's home. Adelaide Elden presides with plans for the year, new officers, and reports from the secretary and treasurer, plus music and a reading by Mrs Alex Artibee. Members urged to attend promptly.

Clare Study Club John Doherty Alex. Artibee Adelaide Elden

Mrs. Bowen and Ruth VanHorsen Wed in Muskegon

Mrs Ruth VanHorsen wed James Bowen and Ruth VanHorsen Bowen were joined Friday night at the groom’s daughter’s Muskegon home. The ceremony featured a pink rose corsage and a blue crepe dress. A reception followed with guests later honored at White Hall Vernon and other Muskegon homes.

Thomas Bowen James Bowen Ruth VanHorsen Eddie Homer Muskegon Bolen Bowen Earl Bennett White Hall Vance Crane Albert Rube Vernon

Peggy Boxey Weds Cpl Leslie Brown in Missouri

Miss Peggy Boxey daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Boxey who live near Gladwin married August 26 to Cpl Leslie C Brown Co B 804th Signal Training Regiment son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Brown near Clare The ceremony was at St Camera Church in Neosho Mo with Father Leonard C Boehm officiating The couple reside in Neosho Mo

Peggy Boxey Paul Boxey Gladwin Leslie C. Brown 804Th Signal Training Regiment Cpl. Brown Alvin Brown Clare St. Camera Church Neosho Leonard C. Boehm

Rainbow Class Party At Mrs Nora Langs Home

The Rainbow Class of the Brown Corners Sunday School held a Friday evening party at Mrs Nora Langs home on September 3. Fifteen attended and played games followed by a luncheon of ice cream and cake. All reported a fine time.

Brown Corners Nora Langworthy

Shower Honors Rev Marion Burkett and Bride

Rev. and Mrs. Marion Burkett were honored with a miscellaneous shower at the Coulter home Wednesday evening attended by about one hundred relatives and friends. Hostess Mrs. Walter Garver led the social hour and gifts were exchanged before a pot luck lunch. The couple will reside in Hudson Indiana where he will serve the Stuben circuit United Brethren Church.

Marion Burkett Clair Coulter Walter Garver Burkett Hudson Indiana Stuben United Brethren Church

Duane McDonalds Honored at Shower

Duane McDonalds honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted Wednesday evening by Mrs. Sidney Carey and Mrs. Harvey Spickerman. Sixty guests attended at the Carey home for a pot luck lunch and gifts for the bride and groom. Pfe. McDonald is on a ten day furlough and plans to leave Sunday for Lincoln Nebraska.

Pic Duane McDonald Sidney Carey Henry Russell Harvey Spickerman Pfe. McDonald

King's Daughters Hold Two Meetings in Past Fortnight

The King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Jennie Penrose's home on September 1 for the annual meeting and officer elections with Mrs. Harry Foss as President and Mrs. Dewey Paxton as Vice President. Members sewed Red Cross lap robes. A September 8 gathering at Mrs. Milo Myers' home had twelve members and three guests, devotionals by Mrs. Siel, and a business session led by Mrs. Foss. We will meet September 5 at Mrs. Minnie Brown's home.

King’s Daughters Society Jennie Penrose Harry Foss Dewey Paxton Frank Nash Roy Kinsey Red Cross Milo Myers David Siel Minnie Brown

Sentitel liner means y results at amall cost

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a note about low cost results and a possible typo filled with misread words. The readable portion mentions savings and efficiency but lacks clear entities or events to anchor a full article summary.

Red Cross Activities at Sheridan Center Meeting

Sheridan Center Red Cross unit met September 2 at the McClung Welch home with twenty one members. They completed a wood robe, sewed thirty two hot water bottle covers, cut cotton blocks for lap robes, and prepared pillow fill materials. Dues collected boosted funds. next meeting is September 16 at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs Duard Robinon.

Sheridan Center Sheridan Center Red Cross McClung-Welch Duard Robinon

Methodist W S C S to Honor Teachers With Reception

The W S C S plans a reception for teachers next Wednesday evening September 15 in the Methodist church parlors. A pot luck supper will be served at 6 30 o'clock. All members urged to attend.

W.S.C.S

Rebekahs visit Coleman for degree conferral

The Clara Rebekah Degree Staff and local Rebekahs went to Coleman Tuesday evening where they conferred the degree on candidate Mrs. Hazel Lennox. Musical numbers readings by Clare and Coleman sisters. Coleman members thanked the Staff and a pot luck supper followed.

Coleman Clara Rebekah Hazel Lennox Clare

Rebekah Birthday Supper Meeting Set

All Rebekahs urged to attend fall kickoff meeting Tuesday evening September 14. August September birthday supper organized by chair Mrs Mae Brown with assistants Mrs Daisy Tiedeman and Doris Gerow handling refreshments.

Mae Brown Daisy Tiedeman Doris Gerow

Maple Grove Sunday School and Community Notices

Maple Grove announces Sunday School at 3:00 with preaching to follow, and a Thursday prayer meeting at 8 30 during wartime. Rev Chas Kleinhardt remains speaker for now. Families visitions and local news detail Labor Day gatherings and kinship events across several towns.

Beaverton return of pupils opens school year

September air brings autumn hints on the farm as harvesting remains possible. Families including Mrs Herb McDonald Lucille and Virginia Poet visit from Wayne Aircraft over Labor Day. Beaverton School Bells ring as Ruby Joe Poet Bryart Miller Naomi Laurel return to Beaverton.

Herb McDonald Lucille Virginia Poet Wayne Air Craft Glen Poet Labor Day Count Beaverton Ruby Joe Poet Bryart D. Miller Naomi Laurel

Local Figures Attend Labor Day Events and School Opens

Community notices recall visiting friends and family across Clare area. Among updates are Mrs. Gien-Poet improving from arthritis, a Labor Day gathering at Farwell, and J. B. Allen siblings joining a family dinner. Local school opens with Mrs. Frieda Kistler teaching, and Lieut. Stanley Kleiner earns silver wings after Marfa Flying School training.

Max. Allen Wallace Aiett Wayne Carneros Lyle’ Hutchin Clare Gien-Poet Frank Barton Henry Saginaw Wallace Mayme Bunyan Allens Alfred Roe Pontiac Marie Allen Hinora Allen Cornwell Roes Frieda Kistler Stanley Kleiner Walter Stanley Marfa Texas Hobbs Field New Mexico Chelsea Ernest Kleiner Marjorie Jane J. B. Allens Kleiner Kleiners Wife Otto Robert Ruth Ann

Fire Tower Weekend Visits Across Michigan Communities

Miss Rhea Davison of Ann Arbor spent the weekend with her aunt Mrs. Harley Bentley. Hazel Park residents Mrs. Lucille Brasington and children returned home after a week with her parents, the John Halsteads. E Orton and the Nellis family from Coleman and Romulus were among visitors. Labor Day visits included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Halstead of Lansing and the John Halstead household. Children returned to school Tuesday. The G. R. Powell family hosted guests from Flint and Lansing interactions continued through the weekend.

Chas. Kleinhardt Floyd Rodgers Munkegon Labor Day Homer Rodgers Geo. Liddell Ethelyn Farwell Bart Gandart Battle Creek Jess Hilyard Verl Wilds Hesperia A. O. Wilds Wilton Laverty Eva Tigner Flint Ruth Ferguson Betty Varney Baby Detroit Art Coffell Stanley Ireland Lawrence Rulapaugh Lansing Dale Rulapaugh Roy Timpe Potterville R. Tigner J. E. Timpe Ed. Smediey W. Smedley Rhea. Davison Ann Arbor Harley Bentley Lucille Brasington Hazel Park John Halstead E. Orton W. Nellis Coleman Kellers George Graham John E. Gardner Romulus R. J. Powells Chester Halstead G. RR. Powells

Sanborn family ninth reunion at Silver Lake

The Sanborn family held their ninth reunion at Silver Lake in a cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Sherman on Sunday September 5 with about thirty members present. Attendees included A. W. Austin and Alice Austin of Gilmore Royal Oak relatives, and the Powell Gardner and Frizzell families. Gas shortages prevented some members from attending. a pot luck dinner and homemade ice cream completed the gathering.

Sanborn Orville Sherman Silver Lake A. W. Austin Gilmore Alice Austin Charles Austin Duane Mary Lou Royal Oak R. J. Powell Doris Glenn Powell J. &. Gardner Grace Olliver Farmington John Frizzell J. Hulbert Farwell

Picturesque Ruins of Panama City Blasted by Pirates

The old Panamanian city lies in ruins from 1600s pirate bombardment. Vines and jungle reclaim the site, with tall palm trees providing dramatic photographic study backdrops.

Panama City

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