Mary Murphy and George Wentworth Marry in St. Cecilia Rites
Mary Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Murphy married Albert Wentworth son of George Wentworth in St. Cecilia Church on a Saturday morning ceremony performed by Father J I Sruba. The couple planned to honeymoon in Northern Michigan and reside on the Roy Walters farm near West Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murphy
John Murphy
Albert Wentworth
George Wentworth
St. Cecilia
J. I. Sruba
Thomas Murphy
Mary
Helen McFarland
Coleman
Arthur Roe
William Wentworth
Rita Beck
Mary Lou
Frances Murphy
Dewey Wood
Clare
Howard Higley
Flint
Grant Town Hall
Jean Magnus
Hizabeth Wentworth
Beverly McFarland
Mary Lou Murphy
Betty Petrucci
Detroit
Betty Murphy
Wentworth
Michigan
West Grant
Roy Walters
Citizens State Bank
Mary Robison Weds Clair Phillipps in Clare
Mary Robison of Clare and Clair Phillipps of Saginaw exchanged marriage vows Saturday afternoon before Judge William B. Dunlop at 3 30 p m. Attendants were her brother Mr and Mrs John Joe Doherty. The couple will reside at 208 West State Street Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou, Robison
Clare
Clair Phillipps
Saginaw
William B. Dunlop
John Joe Doherty
M. A. Doherty
Phillipps
Mackinac Straits Bridge
West State Street
Electa Circle Women’s Society met for meeting at Mrs Chester Bell home
The Electa Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Bell home with co hostess Mrs Gerry Gallagher and chairman presiding. Twelve members and three guests answered roll call. Tickets for the Mother Daughter banquet Apr 30 were issued. Gail Samborn spoke on The First One. two solos were performed. Devotions used Window of Heaven and Psalm 100. Nominating committee chosen for next meeting May 14 at Mrs Alice Ackerman’s. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Womans Society of Christian Service
Chester Bell
Gerry Gallagher
Mary Brooks
Doris Ackerman
Pro Pram
Gail Samborn
Mae ‘Chaffee
Edna Seeley
Alice Ackerman
Plan Parking At IOOF Hall
Horace Fancon presided over the Clare IOOF Lodge meeting with good attendance. A card party is set for April 26 with Albert Seiter and Ernest Irwin in charge. Proceeds fund upstairs main floor work. Rebekah committee to handle lunch. Pancake supper discussed for May 1. Rebekah Sisters to assist. Parking to rear or sides. front lawn to be made a beauty spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Fancon
Noble Grand
Clare Ioof Lodge
Albert Seiter
Ernest Irwin
Rebekah
Cief
Saturday Evening Pepper Club Meeting Report
The Saturday Evening Pepper Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sexton on April 12. Prizes for the men went to Hiven Larrance high and Otis Northon second. ladies prizes went to Mrs. William Brewer high and Mrs. Elven Larrance second. Otis Northon won the travelers prize. Mr. and Mrs. William Brewer were guests. A lunch was served and the next meeting is set for April 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sexton
Hiven Larrance High
Otis Northon
William Brewer
Elven Larrance
Otis, Northon
Archie. Beatty
Order Want Ads in The Sentinel To Contact Prospects
Classified notice urges readers to place want ads in The Sentinel to reach potential buyers or contacts. Includes call for submissions and contact method. No dates or names specified in readable text.
Beta Sigma Phi Met In Mt Pleasant Church Parlor
The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Tuesday evening in the Congregational Church parlors with Mrs. Anfi Busche presiding. Founders Day dinner set for April 29 at The Embers in Mt. Pleasant with the Clare group as guests. May 6 meeting in the Doherty Hotel Fifth Avenue room for the Ritual of Jewels and a dessert lunch. Cancer Drive updates pending. Lois Foell presented a program on Poetry in Music discussing Trees Annie Laurie Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes and Swannee River analysis. round table followed with members citing poems and songs. Refreshments by Mrs. Foell and Mrs. Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Anfi Busche
Busche
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Fifth Avenue
Doherty Hotel
Margaret Campbell
Helen Anderson
Lois Foell
Annie’ Laurie
Stephen Foster
Foell
Gerry Gallagher
Clare Extension Plans May 7 Achievement Day Good Grooming
The Clare Extension group met April 9 at Mrs. Roy Kinsey's home. Dues were collected, an exhibit committee was elected for Good Grooming, and a talk on Good Grooming was given by Mrs. Davis with hair styling by Iva Wales. Two new members joined. Lunch was served. Next meeting May 14 at Mrs. Gerald Barber's with Florence Field as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Extension Group
Roy Kinsey
Davis Davis
Iva Wales
Kinsey
Toni Steele
DAR Meeting Highlights Coleman Home Event
The Daughters of the American Revolution gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Floyd High’s Coleman home. Mrs. Ralph Scott opened the meeting, Mrs. Joseph L Kennedy reported on National Defense from DAR magazine, and three Coleman High School students delivered original orations and a humorous reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miehuske
Daughters of the American Revolution
Floyd High
Coleman
Roy Townsend
Ralph, Scott
DAR
Joseph L. Kennedy
High
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Rosebush
Wentworth Trucking
Plan’ Ahmad
John E. Graveline
Sun Life Assurance Co
Canada
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Mich
Ph. HO
Clare Clinig
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South
Donald E.:'Smith
the Equitable Life, Assurance, Society, of the
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Farwell, Mich
Russell Allen
New -York Life ‘Insurance
McEwan
Liang
Optometrist
Forsberg Agency, Inc
Clare, Mich
Credit Bureau of
Pleasant
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Chamber of Commerce of
K. Hammerberg, M.D
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
Carson City
Bay City
Colemsh
Ge Well
Mr. Pleasant
Gladwin
MR. and
Mrs. Albert Wentworth
Clare Cleaners
Shirt Service
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Spe’cial
Oxford
Mary Robison
Ioof Hall
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Phope
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Gary .Jones
Leon Dull
Jones Standard Service
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Bill Koch
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