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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1942
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hein Jr of Grant township mark ten years of marriage with a family dinner. Members from Clare and Flint attend as do other relatives. The column also notes church club meetings birthdays and social gatherings in the area.
Miss Marjorie Hindman of Indianapolis wed Ray F. McCon of Lake Michigan in a September 2 ceremony at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Monroe North Carolina. Rev Ray Hudson officiated. The bride will continue with the Indiana State Highway Commission. The groom, a Lake garage operator, is with the Army ordnance division at Camp Sutton Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sunday of Angola Indiana celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday September 20 at their home. Relatives from nearby areas attended including Ernest Green Kay Hartman Claud Hartman John Hartman Cleland Green Dale Hartman from Pontiac and Pearl Hartman from Grand Rapids. Over 150 relatives and friends joined the social gathering.
The Methodist Church hosts a fall Turkey Supper sponsored by the High School Hustlers Sunday School class. Tickets are 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children. The event is Thursday October 1 at 6:00 p m and lasts until all are served.
Lila Ruth Heintzelman and Frederick Huber were married Sunday at 2:00 p.m. on the Heintzelman lawn in Hatton township with Rev. Charles Steinhardt officiating. The ceremony featured a white satin gown and floral arrangements. The couple plans to reside on the groom’s father’s farm one mile south of Harrison.
Twenty six members met at the church to practice for Sunday services. Mrs. Paul Lowrey directed and chaired the election of officers naming Joan Shoemaker as president Shirley Artibee as vice president Robert Samborn as secretary Carol Hachmuth as treasurer Donna Lumrey as program chairman and Lorraine and Sandra Schultz as librarians. Members must be at church by ten Sunday morning.
The Clare Good Literature Club hosted a reception for teachers at the Holbrook home Tuesday evening. President Mrs. Schaeffer introduced Hail Pfister who spoke on education for world peace.
Classified liners in the Clare Sentinel promote clearing unwanted items and purchasing needed goods, urging readers to trade or sell unused possessions and acquire essentials through affordable listings and local deals. The notices emphasize practical recycling of household items and budget-minded shopping within the community.
Forty members of the W. C. S met with Mrs. John H Hall at the Methodist Parsonage Wednesday afternoon at two oclock. The program covered church youth work and missionary activities with devotions, talks, pictures, and a piano solo.
Mrs. Milo Myers hosted the Baptist King's Daughters Wednesday with nine members and one guest. Roll call, scripture, and prayer opened the meeting, and blouses for the Red Cross were the day’s project. Next gathering is September 30 at Mrs. Goldie Loomis with a birthday lunch.
Mr and Mrs Arleigh Gorr hosted a Friday dinner for aviation cadet Kenneth L Haines and June Evelyn Bergey to celebrate their engagement His sister Mrs Leman Gulick attended from Higgins Lake Afterward a gathering of twenty six friends bid him farewell before he left for Blington Field Houston Texas to begin navigator training following a thirty three day furlough Doughnuts and cider were served by the Haines couple
The Young People's Class of the Methodist Sunday School met at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Mair Friday evening. Thirty five members and guests attended a bountiful picnic supper on the lawn before the outdoor fireplace. Officers were elected with Gordon Helmbold as president and David Seiter as vice president.
The Congregational Guild announces a rummage sale in church parlors on September 25 and 26. Proceeds support church programs.
Report notes Hawaii contributes a larger share of tax revenue to the U S treasury than 19 states, highlighting its fiscal impact. The item compares state contributions and implies the island state’s role in national finances.
Two Goldsboro women bored with volunteers' transportation complaints borrowed a neighbor's truck and gathered over two tons of scrap metal in one day. The effort showcased local initiative and boosted salvage operations in the community.
Mrs L D Fisher hosted the Past Matrons Club for September with sewing and visiting. Mrs Jacob Walker will host on October 8. Clare Townsend Club No 2 met at the Abbott home with 12 members. Mr and Mrs Homer Pelton received the Townsend quilt. Next meeting October 1 at the I O O F hall for a pot luck.
The Rebekah Club met at Mrs. Millie Bastian’s home Friday for a 1:00 luncheon. Nine members and one guest attended. past president Mrs. Etta Snider led the meeting in the absence of Mrs. Ralph Stevens. The next meeting will be at Mrs. George Snider’s home with a 1:00 pot luck dinner. Members urged to attend to finish the War Bond question.
Wm Harger presided as vice grand with Harry Nowlen as vice grand at the 1.0.0. lodge. Initiation for candidates scheduled October 5 was canceled due to their absence. An invitation from the sister Rebekahs to attend their anniversary meeting next Tuesday evening was accepted.
Members of the Tuesday Luncheon and Bridge Club honored Dr Kuno Hammerberg at Gleasons with a 6:30 dinner. Nineteen guests attended including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wagner of Mt Pleasant. Hamberg receives the book And Now Tomorrow as a going away token before leaving to answer his army call.
In Elizabeth New Jersey the Second Presbyterian Church will run a chartered bus through Elmora and parts of Roselle Park to transport members to and from Sunday services. The pastor Rev Dr Stewart M Robinson said religious groups are exempt from the general charter bus ban and the experiment could become a weekly service if successful.
Chicago study cites Dr Edward A Fisher of New York who suggests people with longer faces due to teeth wear may suffer fewer migraines. He notes backward jaw movement from tooth loss creates pressure on the ear and nerve disturbance, with dental restorations sometimes relieving migraines but warns against overlong faces.
The War Department announced a contract for 1,000,000 pounds of dehydrated apple nuggets to vary soldiers meals. The product resembles popcorn and can be eaten without cooking, offering a tasty option with cereals.
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