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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1943

Page

3

Social Bridge and Birthday Gatherings Highlight Week

Mrs Laurence Jackson hosted two tables of contract Thursday night with Mrs As pine guest and high score winner. Bobby Randle celebrated eighth birthday with eight friends, cake ice cream and gifts at Violet Rand les home September 11. Woodworths surprised with birthday party and pot luck lunch after friends gathered at their home. Chester Wallace hosted Friday bridge with two tables. high score won by Mrs John Asline. Hawkins hosted Tuesday bridge with high scores by Mrs Hawkins and second by Mrs Derby. Local groups shared dinners and celebrations including the Calkins visits from Herrick and Grand Rapids for a birthday and anniversary dinner.

Laurence Jackson John Aspine Jackson Violet Randle Bobby Floyd Woodworth Woodworth Chester Wallace Fred Busche Ralph Artibee John Asline Jay Green Frank Calkins Herrick Bob Calkins Charles Jim Grand Rapids Donald Calkins Mt. Pleasant George Shayler

Octo Club Meets for Bridge Evening

The Octo Club met with Mrs Har old Kigay on Wednesday evening for two tables of contract. Mrs Hollis Walton won high score, Mrs Kenneth Ritter second high, Mrs Roy Beltinck low, and Mrs Robert Drew traveler. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Harold—Kigay Hollis ‘Walton Kenneth Ritter Roy Beltinck Robert Drew

Host to Teachers Here Wednesday Nite

The Clare School teachers were honored at a dinner and reception in the Methodist church parlors at 6:30 P.M. with W.S.G.S. members in charge. Tables featured fall flowers, Mrs. James Gillespie introduced Rev. Chas. B. Hahn, who gave a warm welcome and an engaging talk. Miss Vena Lee Gillespie and Miss Jan Bicknell played a piano duet, and the group sang America led by Miss Doris Gerow with Miss Gillespie at the piano.

Clare School Methodist W.S.G.S James Gillespie Chas. B. Hahn Vena Lee Gillespie Jan Bicknell America Doris Gerow Miss Gillespie

Good Literature Club Entertains Teachers on Tuesday

The Good Literature Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Nattie Holbrook's home with Mrs. Ruth Hachmuth as co host. Clare school teachers attended as guests. Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer presided and the program committee led the lineup for the year. Performances included Agnes Pierson in Serenade and Doris Gerow with piano, poems by Ethel Ryan, and vocal solos by Nelda Jones Sally Gillespie and others. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting will be September 28 at Mrs. Leah Garchow's home.

Good Literature Club Nattie Holbrook Ruth Hachmuth Clare School Sarah Schaeffer Leah Garcow Reva Maxwell Agnes Pierson Doris Gerow Ethel Ryan Nelda Jones Yocal Sally Gillespie Leah Garchow

Roderick Teale Honored at Family Event Wednesday

SK 3 c of Louisiana furloughed at his parents home was honored guest at a family gathering Wednesday evening. Barbara Teale celebrated her eleventh birthday as part of the event with relatives and friends listed among the attendees.

Roderick Teale Roderick Teale SK Louisiana Will Teale Barbara Teale Dave Teale Wesley Teale Charles Bodkins Helen Brosky Tessie Hazel Bodkins Jack Severson J. C. Marotzke Doris Gerow FE. Towne Farwell

Ladies Guild Meeting at Congregational Church Wednesday

The Congregational Ladies Guild held a five o'clock business session in the church parlors with Mrs. Frank Murdoch presiding. Plans were set for a rummage sale on October 15 and 16 and a pancake supper on October 2. A family night supper followed at 6 38 with Reverend and Mrs. Watson of Reese welcomed. Community singing accompanied a short talk by Rev. Watson.

Congregational Ladies Guild Frank Murdoch Watson Reese

Birthdays Celebrated Sunday at Dysinger Home

Three birthdays were honored Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dan Dysinger at Brown Corners with a chicken dinner. Guests included Dee Robinette, Nettie Barber, and Dysinger siblings plus families from Grant Arthur Vernon glare and nearby towns.

Dan Dysinger Brown Corners Nettie Barber Dysinger Dee Robinette Tom James Avery Barber Leon Dysinger Grant Steve Heller Arthur Roy Wilson Vernon Stella Trietch Glare

Clare Rebekahs Observe Birthdays and Plans

Mrs. Mary Mussell opened the Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 for the fall year. The Soldiers Prayer was read. The noble grand Mrs. Eliza Johnson led the session. Ill members were noted and cards mailed. A $50 Bond was approved for the Third War Loan Drive. A Rebelah Odd Fellowship anniversary proclamation was read. September 20 observance with Odd Fellows is planned with a pot luck supper. Ice cream and birthday cake followed with honored guests named.

Mary Mussell Clara Rebekah Lodge No Eliza Johnson Rebelah Odd Fellowship Brother Odd Fellows Evelyn Shields Sadie Ogle de Hansler Daisy Tiedeman Vi Holt Margaret Briggs Wannie Schultz

Clare Study Club Hosts September Meet and Plans

Mrs. John Doherty hosted the Clare Study Club on September 14 with about twenty five members at a one o clock luncheon. President Mrs. Norris Hilden opened the meeting and noted the recent passing of author Mary Stewart. Members discussed year plans, Red Cross help, and evening meeting options. Guests included Mrs. Wagner of Miami Florida Mrs. James Richardson and Mrs. Robt McMillen.

John Doherty Clare ‘Study Club Norris Hilden Hilden Mary Stewart Longmount Colorado Theodore Lack Alex Artibee Tola Fuller Wagner Miami Florida James Richardson Robt. McMillen Irwin Schlege

King's Daughters Entertained by Mrs Brown

King's Daughters Society met at the home of Mrs Minnie Brown with seven members and two guests. Mrs Harry Foss, president, conducted the business session. Devotions were given by Mrs Carl Chaplin. Roll call cited scripture verses starting with V. Members mended and sewed for a member. Next meeting set for Mrs Robert Ryan’s home.

King’s Daughters Society Minnie Brown Harry Foss Carl Chaplin Robert Ryan

Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Held by Mrs Robson

The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs. John Robson on September 8. After scripture reading and singing a brief business session led by the president was held.

Lutheran Ladies Aid Mrs. J. Robson John Robson Robson

Local ladies plan Red Cross sewing for Indian Mission

Members agreed to bring grown garments to the next meeting for repair and shipment to the Indian Mission in Arizona. The afternoon was spent sewing for the Red Cross and lunch was served. The next meeting with Mrs Krell is set for October 13. all members urged to attend for more Red Cross sewing.

Arizona Red Cross C. J. Krell

Clare Odd Fellows Meet to Start Regular Weekly Session

The Clare 1.0.C.F. lodge opened its regular weekly meeting after summer break. Chris Seiter served as noble grand and led the opening business session.

Clare 1

Attendance at Meeting Noted in Brief Paragraph

A local meeting drew a good turnout with many members present as the session focused on community concerns and upcoming events. The report highlights participant engagement and the active role of attendees in guiding discussion.

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Rebekahs Plan Nickel Supper For War Bonds Event

The Rebekah Club meets at the 1.0.C.F. hall this Friday for a pot luck lunch at one o clock. Members should bring needle and thimble. President Mrs Margaret Briggs orders the plan of a nickel supper and party at the hall Friday evening September 24 proceeds to War Bonds. Public invited.

Rebekah Club C.F Margaret Briggs

War Bond Rally Urges Public Backing With Call to Action

A brief urging citizens to support defense funding through War Bonds headlines a local appeal. The plea emphasizes immediate financial patriotism and collective effort to sustain national security and wartime needs.

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