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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1944

Page

3

Betrothal announced in Lansing engagement

Mr and Mrs Floyd Alien of 1910 North East Street Lansing Michigan declare the engagement of their daughter Theo to Vane L Mickle Radioman 2 c USN son of Mr and Mrs Verne Mickle of 2132 Riverside Drive Flint Michigan No wedding date set Both former Clare residents note joining families and social standing in a local notice style.

Floyd Alien North East Street Lansing Michigan Theo Vane L. Mickle U.S.N Verne Mickle Riverside Drive Flint Clare

Bridge Club Guests Host Two Tables at Home

The Today atternoon Bridge Cup met at Mrs Homer Dougs home last week with two contract tables. High scores went to Mrs James Rassat and Mrs John Asline. A second event hosted by Mrs Homer Douglas featured two tables and lunch. Mrs A M Artibee won high score with Mrs John Asline second and Mrs Douglas third. A delicious lunch followed. The Tuesday Luncheon and Bridge Club met at Mrs Murl Houghton home for two tables of contract. Guest Mrs Tim Frey. High score won by Mrs Kenneth Borrer with Mrs Leo Brown in second.

Anna Morgan Phillip Farrell William Becker Ernest Bryant Willard Bell Louis ‘Thayer Leon Gasner Thayer Alice Loomis Homer Douglast James Rassat John Asline Homer Douglas A. M. Artibee Douglas Murl Houghton Tim Frey Kenneth Borrer Leo Brown

Medical surveys aid troop medical readiness for war zones

Prepped medical surveys target enemy regions likely for American advances. They aim to prevent disease and control infection in wounded personnel, enhancing battlefield health management.

Link bracelets adornments on equine collars described

Arabian steeds described as handsome gold chain bracelets studded with precious stones.

Third Annual Hardwood School Reunion Held at School

The third annual Hardwood school reunion gathered eighty five attendees at the school house on Sunday September 17. President Mr Newman opened with a prayer and remarks by three former teachers followed by a secretary report and officer reappointment. The group sang God Bless America before a ball game between the boys and fathers and an ice cream service from the District. Attendees from distant towns included Clarence Fall Leo Jenkins and three children James Batch Midland Edna Mills Weidman Wm Lansing Myrtle Hardy Clare Betty Hildebrandt Bay City Ralph Shull Max Gladwin George Bates and daughter Harrison.

Newman America Clarence Fall Leo Jenkins James Batch Midland Edna Mills Weidman Wm. Lansing Myrtle Hardy Clare Betty Hildebrandt Bay City Ralph Shull Max Gladwin George Bates Harrison Jimmie Newman Glen Newman

Benefit Auxiliary Entertained By Mrs Hardy Last Week

The Benefit Auxiliary met with Mrs. Myrtle Hardy Wednesday of last week and much work was accomplished including finishing another comfort for a returned soldier. The Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Bertha Cappaert September 27 and with Mrs. Carrie Perverse October 4 for an afternoon meeting and election of officers. All are urged to attend.

Myrtle Hardy Bertha Cappaert Carrie Perverse

W.S.C.S and Circle Joint Session Plans Missionary Tea

The W S C S and Susannah Wesley Circle announce a joint session next Wednesday September 27 at eight in the church parlors. Mrs Dale Griffin of Stanwood will speak on missionary work and Misses Joyce and Letha Griffin will sing. Daughters of members invited as guests.

W.S.C.S Susannah Wesley Dale Griffin Stanwood Joyce Letha Griffin

Mrs Annie Rodgers Hosts Ladies Union Meeting

Mrs Annie Rodgers hosted the Congregational Ladies Union gathering on September 14 with Mrs David Mair presiding in the president's absence. Members recalled the union's 32 year history, honored charter members Sutherland Falk and S Loomis, and paid tribute to recently deceased members Mrs Wilson and Mrs Beatty.

The Congregational Ladies Union Annie Rodgers David Mair F. Murdoch H. Watson Ladies Union Sutherland Falk S. Loomis

Susannah Wesley Circle Guest Hostess Is Mrs E Chaffee

Mrs Ernest Chaffee hosted the Susannah Wesley Circle meeting last Thursday. Mrs Earl Sternaman chaired, Mrs Henry Garen led devotions on neighborly love, read scriptures and a Guest poem. A book review on We Who Are America followed, with educational notes. A missionary tea is planned for September 27 and Teachers reception for October 18.

Ernest Chaffee Susannah Wesley Earl Sternaman Henry Garen Edgar Allen Guest Jesus

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Mark 93rd Anniversary

Members and guests gathered Wednesday evening to observe the ninety third anniversary of Rebekah Oddfellowship per Assembly President proclamation. A social night with cards and dancing followed by a pot luck supper. A collection was taken to buy gifts for those in service. Packing boxes duties assigned to Mrs. Sadie Ogle Mrs. Effie Harvey and Mrs. Salina Hales.

Rebekahs Odd Fellows Rebekah-Oddfellowship Assembly Sadie Ogle Effie Harvey Salina Hales

Mothers Club Forms From Church Cradle Roll Group

A church meeting of mothers from the Cradle Roll and Beginners Departments was held in the parlor with dessert at eight. Mrs. Charles Hahn gave grace, prayers opened, and Rev. Hahn spoke on education. Officers elected: Clayton Neff president Ray Archbold vice president Charles Prather secretary treasurer.

Methodist Charles Hahn James Gillespie Harl Sternaman Maryin Witbeck Hahn Mothers Club Clayton Neff Ray Archbold Charles Prather

Kings Daughters Meet At Mrs H Foss Home

The Baptist Kings Daughters Society met at Mrs. Harry Foss's home Wednesday afternoon. Earle Redman presided. reports from secretary treasurer and flower fund were approved. New officers elected: President Mrs Harry Foss Vice President Mrs Earle Redman Secretary Mrs Carl Chaplin Treasurer Mrs Roy Kinsey. Meetings set for 2:00 pm weekly. Next gathering September 27 at Mrs Olin Banghart's home for a missionary tea. J A Hendershot welcomed as new member.

The Baptist King’s Daughters Society Harry Foss Earle Redman Roy Kinsey Olin Banghart West Sixth Street Ralph Stafey Mary Gilmore J. A. Hendershot

Red Cross Surgical Dressings Effort At Stough Home

Ten women met at Mrs. John Stough the Tuesday afternoon to sew and 700 dressings were produced for the Red Cross. Volunteers urged to join Tuesday sessions at the Stough residence to aid the war effort as boys fight for them. Everyone is welcome.

John Stough Red Cross Stough

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