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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1946

Page

11

Opening meeting of Clare Study Club held at Doherty Hotel

President Mrs. Clayton Neff led the session after a 1:00 PM luncheon. Out of town guests Mrs. A Dalrymple Mrs. Nina McGuire and Mrs. Ferouhan were welcomed along with new members Mrs. Donald Holrock Mrs. Nat Smith Mrs. Nate Bicknell and Mrs. Richard Wheeler.

Clare Study Club Clayton Neff Doherty Hotel Neff A. Dalrymple Houston Texas Nina McGuire St. Paul Donald Holrock Nat Smith Nate Bicknell Richard Wheeler Hilden James Ryan Wallace Johnson White Kenneth Borrer Dorothy Smith Camp Inzyterlochen Helen Lucille Doher Joanne Richard Harold Jones Virginia Richardson Clare

Zenobia Chapter resumes after summer vacation

Zenobia Chapter No. 1259 held its first regular meeting since summer vacation on Thursday evening September 6 with Worthy Matron Dorothy Lloyd and Worthy Patron George Lehr presiding. Officers present except two. Mary Nelson acted as associate conductress and Iva Fisher as conductress. Communications from Grand Chapter read. procedures followed. Refreshments served by star points Genevieve Born Mary Seiter Beatrice Seiter Marie Hendrie Eva Schlafley.

Zenobia Dorothy Lloyd George Lehr Mary Nelson Iva Fisher Grand Chapter Genevieve Born Mary Seiter Beatrice Seiter Marie Hendrie Eva Schlafley

Clara Rebekah Lodge Meets in I C C F Hall

The Clara Rebekah Lodge gathered Tuesday evening with twenty five members, eleven officers, and nine past noble grands present. Marguerite Leon ard, noble grand, led the session as Corrine Hartman announced the 95th anniversary of Rebekah Odd Fellowship and the birthday supper next Tuesday inviting brother Odd Fellows to join. Dimes were requested to help cover refreshments. Readings were given for the $8000 order and special announcements were made.

Clara Rebekah Lodge I.C.C.F. Hall Marguerite Leonard Corrine Hartman Rebekah Odd Fellowship Brother Odd Fellows Clare I. GC. O. F Clare Russell Leiter Noble Harrison Simmons Lowell Paterson Michigan Leonard Irwin Flint Lodge Ister Rebekahs Rebekah-Odd Fellowship Paterson Baldwin Clarence van

Roasted Eggs in Shell Hit Stores

A Boston company has developed a method to roast eggs in the shell at 245 to 250 degrees F. The process cooks and seals the egg inside its shell, destroys bacteria, and allows the eggs to remain good indefinitely without refrigeration with no change in flavor appearance or nutritional value.

Boston

WSC Opens Fall Meetings With Luncheon At Methodist Church

The W S C 9 opened its fall meetings with a 1 o'clock luncheon in the Methodist Church. Mrs Arthur Norero s president led the session with devotions by Rev Charles Hahn. Mrs Harl Sternaman spoke on Susannah Wesley Circle activities and bazaar planning was urged for the next meeting. Several members shared summer vacations and Dorothy Smith sang at Camp Interlochen with accompaniment by Mrs A J Doherty. Marilyn Norcross provided marimba entertainment as the gathering closed with a benediction.

W.S.C.9 Arthur Norero Charles Hahn Harl Sternaman Susannah Wesley Circle Norcross W.S.C.S Bay View Hahn Chester Wallace Wilson Bader A. H. Mulder James Gillespie H. M. Sowle Sowle Bader Donald Holbrook Boston Dorothy Smith Camp Interlochen A. J

Parish Council Catholic Women Meet on Sept 5

The St. Cecilia's Parish Council of Catholic Women opened its new year with a Sept 5 meeting in the church parlors led by Father Szuba. Deanery Board will meet Sept 17 at the Doherty Hotel with lunch at 1 pm. The diocesan NCCW convention is set for Oct 1 in Grand Rapids with members attending.

St. Cecilia’s J. I. Szuba Theodore Bowler Mt. Pleasant Doherty Hotel Dominic McConnell N.C.C.W Grand Rapids John Murphy Sioux City Margie Jeanie Wood Peggy O'Neill Mary Tom Murphy Flo Kane Leon A. McNeill Angela A. Clendenin

Nicotinic acid relieves persistent headaches, doctors report

Two New York physicians report nicotinic acid given by injection relieved 75 of 100 patients with severe headaches, including migraines. The 100 mg salt solution caused warmth and flushing within minutes, with effects subsiding over 20 to 30 minutes. The vitamin B complex component dilates blood vessels and increases brain blood flow.

New York

Poultry Income Hits New High in 1945

Cash income from poultry products reached a record 2.13 billion dollars in 1945, up 13 percent from 1944. Poultry products accounted for 12 percent of total farm marketing receipts.

Immigration Surge Warns of 6000 Captures in Southeast This Year

U S Attorney General Clark reports thousands of illegal entrants daily with 30 000 arrested monthly by the border patrol. In the Southeast arrests surged 800 percent amid many nationalities deserting seamen and workers from Mexico and the war manpower program. The Atlanta district saw 803 aliens nabbed in 1938 and 3138 in six months, with patrol staff rising from 50 to 110 handling 60 000 miles monthly across 60 counties.

Miami Fla United States Clark Immigration and Naturalization Services Border Patrol Caribbean Mexico War Manpower Commission Atlanta Louisiana South Carolina

Uranium Ore Found in Krupp Plant Ruins

British authorities say about three quarters of a ton of uranium ore was found in a shattered Krupp munitions works shed in Essen Germany. The ore used to make special hard steel for warheads was shipped to England and its retention in Germany is forbidden under Potsdam terms.

Essen Germany Krupp England

Still Less Food for 12 Months Anderson Says

Washington D C Americans will face a slimmer diet over the next year as agriculture secretary Clinton P Anderson cites reduced supplies of meats poultry eggs wheat products dried fruits and dry peas with increases in canned fruits juices and vegetables while fat oils stay short demand drives dairy outlook notes butter likely scarce and milk supplies similar to last year

Washington, D. C Clinton P. Anderson Anderson

Death of Famous Flier Blamed on Rift

Las Vegas authorities said Alex Papana 40 a renowned flier and former pilot to King Carol of Romania died by his own action linked to his wife Jean Hacker Papana's planned divorce. His body was found in a desert ravine with a note in his jacket. The coupe with the note was found on the Las Vegas Los Angeles highway, three miles from the body. Mrs Papana remained at a local hotel establishing residence for the divorce.

Las Vegas Nev Alex Papana Carol of Romania Clark County Papana Here Jean Is Vegas Los Angeles Jean ‘Hacker

Boy's Bike Stolen From Police Station Garage

Evanston Illinois 10 year old Dick Cohen, son of a police officer, parked his bike at the police station garage for a movie. On return he found the bike missing and officials acknowledged the theft occurred under their noses.

Evanston Ill Dick Cohen

Community club notes and family gatherings in Bancroft

The Susannah Wesley Circle meeting was postponed to September 19 at Mrs. Ernest Chaffee’s home. Various clubs met at member homes with high scores and prizes in contract bridge, birthday celebrations, and Sunday dinner gatherings. Families including the Archambaults and friends attended a Seminole Lake reunion near Bancroft with thirty in attendance.

Susannah Wesley Ernest Chaffee Virgil Runyon Jack Blarney Club Frank Murdoch Dale Stough Louis Thayer Omer Parent Leon Casner Birthday Club William Chapple James Snider Chapple Frances Carnecross Warl Denton Allan Crum Joe Sproat James Tatman Chester Richard Blanche Stoll Arthur Ulrich Jennings Archambault Joyce Joan William Archambault Robert Archambault Jr Helen Robert Archambault Michael Archambault Seminole Lake Bancroft John Archambault Cadillac Jennings

Frank Baker 85th Birthday Party at Wil-O-B-Inn

Neighbors and friends surprised Frank Baker at Wil-O-B-Inn on September 3 for his eighty fifth birthday. A short ride preceded the cake with eighty five candles as Dick Willoughby played guitar. Guests shared a pot luck lunch and sang many songs after Baker blew out the candles on the cake.

Wil-O-B-Inn Frank Baker Mr. Baker Dick Willoughby Baker Bink Chuck Tomrell R. O. Seitz Frances Kotesky Jas. Morgan Sterling Curtiss Arnold Bringoild John Bringold Stanley Hergenroeder Pearl Welch Molly Parsons Ernie Bringold Ray Brace Jay P. King A. G. Stech Marion Wycoff Alfred Abbott John Edwards Clinton J. Cook Stanley Curtss Katherine Cripps

Sewing Needle Troubles Shoot Skipping Stitches

If a sewing machine skips stitches the needle may be bent or too small for the thread. Set the needle height and threading correctly and ensure the needle length matches the thread. Oil on the needle or excess oil on the shuttle race can cause skips, as can a bent or worn shuttle.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Doherty Clubs and Lodges Clara Rebekah Parish Council Catholic Women U.S Richard Hartshorn Ralph Artibee John Doherty Jay Green Daisy Tiedeman Gerald Farwell Mearl Fetters Dan Fetters Harold Thayer Kenneth Barnes Duration Club Barnes Cafe Contract Bridge Lance Thayer Arthur Becker E. W. Wilson Midland W. D. Elden William Kirkpatrick EB. W. Wilson The Baptist Church Earl Redman Walter Broh Ernie Foss Redman Davis Leo Peterson Big Rapids Paul Sheponski Kenneth Borver Leo Brown Srna Loyattys H. M. Everts Clare, Mich Fifth Street Dunlop Clare, Michigan Lucien Lelong A.liner the Sentinel
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