N C C W Launches Program With Guest Speakers At Meeting
The St Cecilia's chapter of the National Council of Catholic Women announced a shift from a discussion group to guest speaker programs for monthly meetings. President Mrs C M Moyle chairs the program committee with multiple subcommittees named for library, lit, doctrine, youth, legislation, publicity, and more. Fr J I Sruba offered a brief talk to thirty attendees as refreshments were served.
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S J. Cecilia
National Council of Catholic Women
C. M. Moyle
St. Cecilia's
D. McDonald
L. Jackson, Jr
K. Wieferich
Library and Literature
Frank Jackson
Lawrence Beck
L. Jackson, Sr
Leo O'Grady
Irwin Schlegel
Harold Wyman
Florence Kane
Don Heynolds
John Murphy
Jos. Naunges
Imogene Hickey
J. Hall, Jr
K. Casteel
Theo. .Hoersch
Peter Creguer
Winifred Kane
Tim Cotter
John Hall
John Doherty
Esther Wise
Virginia Dionise Hartzler
Fred Dora
Agnes Gleason
Katherine Morgan
Wm. Bowler
Edith Colmus
Alex Dora
Bertha Cappaert
Fred Verrette
Frank Haynak
Lawrence Gibis
A. J. Doherty
L. Jackson
Ford Seibt
J. I. Sruba
Gas Safety on Rural Tractors
Cautioning that filling a tractor with gas while the engine is off or not running risks gasoline spills igniting and causing a serious fire and possible injury to the attendant.
Local Club Honors Mabel Mulder With Green and White Cake
Mrs Harold Fleming presented the new honorary member Mrs Mabel Mulder a Green and White cake bearing the club insignia. Mrs Cook introduced violinist Mrs Robert Wear of Mt Pleasant who performed three numbers with pianist Miss Cecelia Scott. Committee members Mrs Nathan Bicknell and Mrs Edward White organized the luncheon.
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Harold Fleming
Mabel Mulder
Milder
Cecelia Scott
Mr. Pleasant
Nathan Bicknell
Edward White
First Reunion of Davis Family Held Sept 7th
The children of Mrs. Dessie Davis and the late Chas. Davis held their first Davis reunion at Budd Lake Harrison on Sunday September Vth with twenty one members present. The oldest attendee was Dessie Davis and the youngest Larry Dean Williams. A business meeting planned a second gathering for the third Sunday in June at Harrison. Attendees included Dessie Davis of Clare Russell Davis and family Arthur Nelson Davis Clarence Davis and family Russell Strouse Butternut and Roth Williams and sons Dorma Lee LaVoye.
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Dessie Davis
Chas. Davis
Budd Lake
Harrison
Davis
Larry Dean Williams
Clare
Russell Davis
Arthur
Nelson Davis
Clarence Davis
Russell Strouse
Butternut
Roth Williams
Dorma Lee LaVoye
Clare Study Club Opens Year With Luncheon and Installations
On September 9 in the Wedgewood Room at Hotel Doherty the Clare Study Club hosted its first meeting of the year for 34 members and guests. Retiring president Mrs. Clayton Neff praised service, new president Mrs. Kenneth Borror outlined goals tied to world peace via the National Federation, and officers were introduced. Three guests and three new members were welcomed.
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Clare Study Club
Wedgewood
Doherty
Alex Artibee
Clayton Neff
Kenneth Borror
Borror
National Federation
Schlegel
Neff
Borrer
Everett Cook
Louise Demarest
Robert Wear
Cecelia Scott
Neil Sterling
Gwen Peterson
Wm. Powe
Clare lodge discusses bowling team and degree plans
The Clare lodge met Monday evening with Gordon McIntosh and Andrew Irwin Jr presiding. They voted to sponsor a bowling team with George Haring as chairman and planned a special meeting Saturday September 20 to confer the second degree by Diamond Lodge 489 Detroit. Nearby lodges plan to bring candidates to Clare for the event. The Clare degree staff will conferr the initiatory degree next Monday evening and many members are urged to attend. Harold Schofield of Farwell attended as a guest.
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Clare
F. Lodge
Gordon MclIntosh
Noble Grand
Andrew Irwin, Jr
George Haring
Diamond Lodge
Detroit
Harold Schofield
Farwell
Necktie Swapper Halts Orders as He Exchanges Ties
Seattle based Bill Horsley runs a one man International Necktie exchange. He is swamped with requests as men swap neckties for the cost of postage. Back orders pile up and the service is temporarily suspended while he catches up.
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Seattle
Bill Horsley
Horsley
The
Exchange
University of Washington
Bat Disturbs Ohio Senate Chamber
A bat fluttered through the Ohio Senate chamber causing interruptions as senators ducked its swoops. Lt. Gov. Paul M. Herbert debated committee referral until Sen. Evert E. Addison moved to send the creature to the conservation committee. A spectator removed the bat and it was tossed out the window.
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Columbus
Senate
Paul M. Herbert
Evert E. Addison
Conservation Committee
First Fossil Evidence Pushes Back Ter Mite Origin
Fossil records show mites existed in their current form around 55 million years ago, well before humans appeared. This discovery suggests mites diversified early in Earth's history and retained their defining features across deep time.
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