Geraldine Walker and Leo Rogers wed in Rosebush ceremony
Miss Geraldine Walker of Clare married Leo Rogers of Saginaw at St Henrys Church Rosebush at 10:00 a m April 12 in the single ring service. Fr Gordon Grant officiated with Earl Walker presenting the bride. The couple, attended by Jack Morrison and Cecil Epple, received congratulations from relatives across multiple towns. The reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned a trip to Cheboygan and Traverse City.
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Geraldine Walker
Clare
Leo Rogers
Saginaw
St. Henry’s Church
Rosebush
Gordon Grant
Earl Walker
Jack Morrison
Wilford Rogers
Bernard McConnell
Barnes Cafe
Hart Walker
Mrs. Rogers
Cheboygan
Traverse City
April 20th Property Notice for St 2249 So Hamilton St
A notice notes a property matter located after April 20th at 2249 South Hamilton Street in Saginaw. Details specify the street address and jurisdiction but omit procedural steps or parties involved.
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Friends
Hamilton St
Saginaw
Clare P T A Elects Officers Monday Night
Clare P T A met in the school auditorium on Monday evening April 21 with over sixty members present. Mrs John Schultz presided. Mrs Leota Van Hvery read and approved the previous minutes. The nominating committee presented officers: Raymond Ruby president Laurence Seiter vice president Mrs Jack Cook secretary Mrs Warren White treasurer and Mrs Carl Chaplin historian. The slate was elected by the association.
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Clare P.T.A
John Schultz
Leota van Hvery
Wallace Johnson
van Hvery
Schultz
van Hoery
Richard Blanchard
Raymond Ruby
Laurence Seiter
Jack Cook
Warren White
Carl Chaplin
P.T.A
Community program outlines May meeting and shows
The article recalls the Nurge's Week program announced for May meeting with officers to be installed. Marl Ruby chaired a lengthy program featuring piano and vocal solos, declamations, student skits, and a Flowers That Bloom in the Spring finale. A free will offering supported school library books, with refreshments served afterward by local committee members.
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Detroit
Nat Smith
Marl Ruby
Mozart
Martha Jean McKinnon
Shirley Lehr
George Lehr
Robert Frost
Margaret Rose Gillespie
Paul Gallico
Ann Bicknell
Plorence Kane
Sally Gillespie
Vena Lee Gillespie
Dorothy Smith
Tipton
Harold Collins
Doris Gerow
Home
Townsend Club to Meet at C D Harvey Home Tonight
Clare I C C F Lodge notes from Monday include 25 members present and Kenneth Cunningham receiving the initiatory degree. District Association meeting at Shepherd Saturday April 26 plans include a 6 PM family style dinner and head count urged by Clayton Lyons. About seventy five candidates from district lodges will be initiated.
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Clare Odd Fellows
Clare 1.C.C.F. Lodge
Harrison Simmons
Gordon McIntosh
Noble
Kenneth Cunningham
Shepherd
Clayton Lyons
Theta Rho Girls Plan Skating Party And Initiation
The Theta Rho Girls met in the 1.0.C.F. hall with Elva June Osborn presiding. They set a May 16 skating party and will initiate several candidates at the May 15 meeting. Birthday cake and ice cream were served. Joann Smith brought the cake.
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Theta Rho
C.F
Elva June Osborn
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Mt. Pleasant
Joann Smith
Schultz
Senior Adult Fellowship April Meeting At Rose Eberhart Home
The Senior Adult Fellowship Class met at Mrs. Rose Eberhart’s home last Thursday afternoon with strong attendance. Mrs. William Gardon teaches the group. Devotion focused on the Easter Sunrise Service at Mount Flowers Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California. A California visitor shared the service program and photos, and refreshments were served at the end.
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Rose Eberhart
William Gardon
Mount Flowers Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
California
Ladies Union Meets in Church Parlors
The Ladies Union met at the Congregational church parlors on Friday April 11 with four members present. Mrs Catharine Beale president led the meeting with a hymn devotions and prayer. A pot luck lunch followed and plans were made for the next meeting April 25 at Mrs Beales home.
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The
Ladies Union
Congregational Church
Catharine Beale
Beale
Social Briefs From White Shrine Club and Local Groups
Members of the White Shrine Club cancel this month due to conflicts and plan to meet May 26. The Methodist Youth Fellowship held a social with eighteen youths after Sunday worship. The Duration Club hosted by Mrs. Lance Thayer featured guest Mrs. Ferris Graham, with Thayer winning high and Graham second. Grand slam honors went to Mrs. Rex Allen and Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Hattie Porter hosted the Cotton Club for two tables of bridge, first prize to Mrs. James Tatman, second to Mrs. F. C. Sanford, consolation to Mrs. Allen Crum, followed by lunch. Floyd Lewis Frout Jr. received gifts at a birthday party with many relatives present. Mrs. Harold Rogers attended a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Marvin Witbeck with co-hostesses and prize winners named. A family birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walter’s home marked multiple April birthdays and a birthday cake. guests included relatives from Rosebud, Detroit, and Mr. Pleasant.
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Lance Thayer
Ferris Graham
Thayer
Graham
Rex Allen
Hattie Porter
Cotton Club
James Tatman
F. C. Sanford
Allen Crum
Floyd Lewis Frout, Jr
Warren Haring
Sue Ellen
Vickie
Delmar Prout
Barbara
Henry, Jr
Harvey Spickerman
Allie
Waynie
Elwyn Cluley
Lois
Bill Schelcher
Billie
Norbert Schelcher
Joane
Lines Shafer
Carol Ann
James Defoy
Joyce
Janice Defoy
Harold Rogers
Marvin Witbeck
Jack Cook
James Corsant
Norman Maxwell
David Seiter
Louise Demarest
Wilson Bader
Harl Sternaman
Lewis Dawson
Rogers
Arthur Walter
Mrs. Walter
Mr. Walter
Bill
William Walter
Janet
Mr.Pleasant
O. D. Peyton
Detroit
Dorr H. Day
Frank Walter
Clara Rebekah Lodge Presents Rebekah Meeting Notes
Mrs Eva Nowlen presided at the Clara Rebekah Lodge meeting with good attendance. Practice for initiations set for May 6 and Penny Supper donations urged for Friday. A district meeting prep and staff appointment details dominated the evening.
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Clara Rebekah Lodge
Eva Nowlen
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Evelyn Shields
Margaret Irwin
Shields
Allen Howlett
Elizabeth McIntosh
Marshall
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Florence Irwin
Florida under five flags through history
The state of Florida has seen five flags over time spanning Spanish, English, French, Confederate and American rule. The sequence reflects the region’s diverse colonial and military history and shifting sovereignties.
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Florida
New Fiber Product Turns Chicken Feathers Into Marketable Textile
A new fiber product named Kéra Ay aims to convert 175 million pounds of chicken feathers into useful material, reducing waste and creating value from poultry byproducts. The project positions feathers as a sustainable feedstock for textiles and related industries.
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