Norene Hutchinson Weds Walter Kemp Jr in Beaverton
Miss Norene Hutchinson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hutchinson Clare becomes bride of Walter Kemp Jr son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kemp Beaverton The marriage took place March 28 at 1 80 p m at Hagel Church of God with Rev M R Honderich officiating The ceremony featured a double ring union The bride wore a light blue crepe street length dress with a pearl necklace The groom wore a light brown suit The wedding party included maid of honor Betty Hutchinson and bridesmaids Shirley Jean Dull and others The couple plans to reside on the Kemp family farm in Beaverton after a honeymoon journey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norene Hutchinson
William Hutchinson
Clare
Walter Kemp
Beaverton
Hagle
Church of God Parsonage
M. R. Honderich
Betty Hutchinson
Shirley Jean Dull
Harold Rockey
Lyle Hutchinson
Parts Unknown
Bob's Sales and Service Closure Noted in Clare
Local business listing shows De Soto and Plymouth products at Bob's Sales and Service in Clare with a 27 item catalog entry indicating inventory or service offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Clare
Katherine Howay and Gerald Tiedeman Vow at Mt Pleasant Home
Miss Katharine Howay married Gerald Tiedeman Saturday afternoon March 27 at the Howay home Mt Pleasant. Rev George Dyer officiated at 4 00 p m. with a white satin gown and gardenia bouquet. The couple will live with the groom's mother on the Tiedeman farm near Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Howay
Gerald Tiedeman
Frank Howay
Mt. Pleasant
Daisy Tiedeman
Farwell
George Dyer
Church of God
Ruth Rock
Lewer
Rose Marie Feltman
Carol Ann Fischer
George Tiedeman
Cecilia Scott
Seaton
Cloverleatel
Tiedeman
Local Young People Unite in Marriage at Parsonage
Miss Ida Mae Schaar and Gerald Lee Barber spoke marriage vows Saturday at the Clare Methodist parsonage at 2:00 pm. Rev. Charles B. Hahn officiated with Hazel Schaar as bridesmaid and Donald Barber as best man. They will reside on Barber’s farm near Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mae Schaar
Gerald Lee Barber
Clare Methodist Parsonage
Charles B. Hahn
Hazel Schaar
Flint
Donald Barber
Legion and Auxiliary Celebrate 29th Anniversary
The Walter H. Larman Post 128 and Auxiliary held their 29th birthday at City Hall on Monday March 29. Seventy five members and families attended a pot luck supper with red white and blue decor and a large cake from the Auxiliary. A dance followed with Gorrs Orchestra featuring Martha Jean McKinnon and John Schaaf. The next meeting is April 12 at the Legion Room City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Larman
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Casteel
Clare Photo Service
M. McDonald
Margaret McKinnon
Social Briefs Highlight Local Club Meetings And Celebrations
The Baptist King's Daughters Society meets April 8 at the church while the Congregational Ladies Union gathers April 9 with Mrs. Winnie Tasker. A pot luck lunch honors Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Machul’s daughter’s marriage at the Commodore, Bay City. Various clubs including Hight Bells, Blarney Club, Octo Club, Cotton Club, Tuesday Supper Club, and Birthday Club held bridge games, dinners, and birthday observances across the week with guests, prizes, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Congregational Ladies Union
Winnie Tasker
Martin Loomis
Gerald Machul
Commodore
Bay City
Octo Club
Bessie Woodcock
Jackson Street
Joe Sproat
John Wicklund, Jr
Roy Beltinck
Lawrence McCluskey
Cal Fosslow
Woodcock
M. D. Feighner
F. C. Sansford
Ralph Artibee
Richard Hartshorn
Sanford
James Rassat
John Doherty
Hartshorn
Feighner
Birthday Club
Mason Smith
Vernon
Marriage of Miss Thelma Neving to Darwin Mott in Coleman
Friday, March 26 Thelma Lucille Neving wed Darwin Mott at the Methodist parsonage in Coleman. Rev. Fern Wheeler heard vows at 12 30 with ring service. Neving is daughter of Frank and Mrs. Nevins of Clare. Mott is son of Mrs. Ernest Mott of Coleman. They registered a wedding cake style dress and corsages. A dinner followed at the Nevins home. the couple plans a short northern trip then will live with the bride’s parents until a new home is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Lucille Neving
Darwin Mott
Coleman
Fern Wheeler
Frank Nevins
Clare
Ernest Mott
Alva McReynolds
Nevins
Grahams Celebrate Jubilee on Easter Sunday
George Grahams celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in Mt. Morris on Easter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Graham were married March 29, 1898, with only Mrs Sharp of the original wedding party still living. Guests from Flint Howell Fowlerville Lansing Grand Rapids Sonia Sault Ste. Marie Clare Coleman attended and gifts were exchanged alongside cake ice cream coffee and tea. The Sharp family also shared Easter dinner in Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sharp
Wilson Sharp
Jeane
Geo. Graham
Mt. Morris
Sharps
Mrs
Theo Sharp
Flint
Clare Bridge Tournaments Lead Scores at Hotel Doherty
Six teams lead the Clare Bridge event after Wednesday evening play at Hotel Doherty. Top totals include Bicknell Wyman with 14 550 and Adams Bayes 11 700, while Adams Bayes posted 6 670 in the evening. Also note a political campaign item urging vote for ACE PARKHR, third ward supervisor candidate, at the upcoming city election next Monday April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Bicknell-Wyman
Adams-Bayes
Jackson-Bowler
Frey-Hall
Johnston-Doherty
Anderson-Wallace
Bicknell-Sterling
Ace Parkhr—Striker
Pol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Kemp, Jr
DE Soto
Plymouth
Kroger
Tbs
Florida
Swanson
Freestone Peaches
Avondale
Applesauce
Kroder’s
Orange Juice Kroger's
Kroger‘s
Tuna Fish Packer's
Tin Rae
Windsor Club
Kellogg's
France
Wesson
Katherine Howay
Wilson Bader
Hight Bells Club
Bader
Percy Lansing
Dean Methner
Richard Hall
Jean
Kay Friesner
Sally Gillespie
Barbara Hennicky
Blarney Club
Frank Murdoch
Lenore Pinkerton
Ontonogon
Murdoch
Sadie Causgrove
Cotton Club
East Sixth Street
Louis Thayer
Sproat
Allen Cruhi
Forest Shumway
George Grahams
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Gillette
Epsom Salts
U.S. P
Lone Pine Cafe
Gazette’s
Clare, Michigan
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