Bride Donna Lumley Weds Charles Ladensack In Saginaw
Miss Donna Jean Lumley daughter of Mrs Hisse Lumley of Clare became the bride of Charles F Ladensack son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Ladensack of Saginaw in a 7 PM Saturday ceremony at Ames Methodist Church in Saginaw. Reverend Townley officiated. The bride wore a white sharkskin suit with pearls and carried a prayer book. Maid of honor Ann Bicknell wore white with pink accessories and a pink white rosebud bouquet. Groom's cousin John Harvie attended. Afterward a reception for 200 was held at the Saginaw town hall. The couple will reside at 2022 North Bond Street Saginaw after a Canadian Atlantic coast wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jean Lumley
Hisse Lumley
Clare
Charles F. Ladensack
Charles P. Ladensack
Saginaw
Ames
Methodist
Hugh S. Townley
Floyd F. Ardouin
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Canada
Atlantic Coast
North Bond Streat
Social News From Clare Highlights Weddings and Gatherings
Ethel Maxwell and Clyde Gantz of Clare wed at home with Justice Wm. B. Dunlop officiating. The couple will live nearby where he works for Alfred Bay. A Palace Sandwich Shop steak roast at Budd Lake followed by games, and a Chatterbox Club gathering with cards and refreshments were reported. Various bridge games and a birthday party for Jerry Joe Nivison with cake and ice cream completed the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McNeil
Oscar Maxwell
Clare
Clyde Gantz
Wally Gantz
Wm. B. Dunlop
Charlie Herrmann
Alfred Bay
Budd Lake
Palace Sandwich Shop
Gerald Nivison
Jerry Joe
Jerry
Hartman Family Reunion At Harrison Park
Hartman families gathered at Wilson State Park on Sunday July 31 for their fifth annual reunion begun on their mother’s 80th birthday June 26 1944. Fifty nine relatives enjoyed a pot luck meal, with a small accident involving Geraldine Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Wilson State Park
Geraldine Sunday
Louis Sunday
Gladwin
Pearl Hartman
Grand Rapids
Jerilyn Hendricks
Daytona Beach
Florida
Jeff Hartman
Jerilyn
Hendricks
Lee Hartman
Lynn Ann Grumbly
Bay City
Will Hartmen
Claude
Houghton
Michigan
U. P
Will Hartman
Glen Hartman
Pontiac
John Hartman
Roy Gordon
Thelma
Lee
Peggy
Ernest Green
Kay
Clare
Irene Fisher
Mt. Pleasant
Lora Hendricks
Robert Gordon
Midland
Byron Gordon
Sanford
Jim Murphy
Phillis Menthner
Coleman
Dale Hartman
Clarkston
Wm. Hartman
Cohootah
Garry Binklander
Jean Grumbly
M. Arnold
Cleland Green
Lionel Green
Schlafley Family Reunion Held Sunday At Mt. Pleasant
Fred Schlafley of Clare, nearly 97, was the oldest present at the Mt. Pleasant Island Park reunion on July 31. Judy Joslin, 15 months, was the youngest attendee. Forty people from Clare Farwell Mt Pleasant Midland plus one guest from Midland attended. Roy Joslin presided and was re-elected president. Mrs Jack Spencer was named secretary. Visiting and ice cream were main features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schlafley
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Judy
Dale Joslin
Farwell
Mr. Pleasant
Midland
John Schiaefli
Rochester
New York
Mamie
Edward
Grace
Fred
Sarah
Frank
Mt. Clemens
Roy Joslin
Jack Spencer
Beta Sigma Phi Families Picnic at Anderson Cottage
Beta Sigma Phi members and their families enjoyed a picnic Sunday at Bud Anderson's Lake George cottage. Activities included fishing swimming and backgammon with Ken Ritter reviving spitting. Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs Owen Moran and Cathy joined the fun. Dr McArthur demonstrated dish washing era humor and Mary Wicklund displayed ice cycles. The sorority thanks Bud and Helen for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Bud Anderson
Lake George
Ken Ritter
Owen Moran
Cathy
Detroit
Maxine Ritter
Bud
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Donna Jean Lumley
Bride of
Chas
Ladensack
McEwan
Clare, Mich
Orley Rogers
Chatterbox Club
Alex Artibee
James Rasgat
Harold Wright
Roy Beltinck
Clair Maxwell
Lawrence McCluskey
Dale Groves
Harold Kigar
U.S.P
Wrisley
Roy E. Cimmerer
Schlafley
Anderson Cottage
Honea
Oxfords
Asc
Clare, Michigan
Clare Cleaners
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