Emmons Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary
Invited guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A C Emmons on Saturday August 14 to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. Son Charles and his wife Jane of Taylor organized the event and presented a cake from Sanders in Detroit along with gifts and good wishes from attendees in Grand Rapids Taylor Detroit and nearby areas. The couple married in Bryan Ohio, bride’s hometown, and have resided in the Farwell area for many years.
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Jane
Taylor
Sanders
Detroit
Emmons
Grand Rapids
Bryan
Ohio
Farwell
Yates Family Opens Hi-Way Cafe in Fort Collins
Mr and Mrs Otis Yates former Cole man residents now run the Hi Way Cafe in Fort Collins Colorado The business opened July 26 Mrs Yates has about 20 years in restaurant work They bought a new home and have two sons Pvt Melton Yates abroad in Warzburg Germany and Richard 9 at home Betty McPhail is Mrs Yates former name and Clare parents are noted.
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Otis Yates
Coleman
Fort Collins
Colorado
Yates
Pvt
Melton Yates
Warzburg
Germany
Richard 9
Betty McPhail
Otis McPhail
Clare
Beverly Haring Weds Gordon Carncross In Eagle Church Of God
Bride Miss Beverly Haring and Gordon R. Carncross exchanged vows August 7 at 2 PM in Eagle Church of God. Rev. Charles Hilliard officiated. A double ring ceremony, organ music, and a reception for about 150 followed in the church parlors. The couple will reside in Saginaw where he works part time at the Chevrolet Foundry and attends GMC Institute in Flint after Clare High School 1963 and 1965 graduations respectively.
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Beverly Haring
Lowell Haring
Gordon R. Carncross
Everett Carncross
Charles Hilliard
Eagle Church of God
Mary Mellin
Penny Haring
Loretta Kleiner
Lawrence Carncross
Bob David
Frank Hutchinson
Clare
Ray Wol Iney
Grand Rapids
David Wade
Diana Kleiner
Theola Cleveland
Rochelle Carter
Bernard, Eberhart
Mabel Leeth
Walter Kleiner
Carncross
Niagara Falls
Canada
Saginaw
Chevrolet Foundary
Colors Create Fall Interest
Fashion for fall centers on a wide color range with pale to bold hues and new neutrals like charcoal and oxford. Two tone pairings, greens from bright to forest, blues to violets, and spice tones join reds and oranges for a vibrant season.
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Oxfords
Open House on Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Walters
Mr. and Mrs. Ethard Walters celebrate their Silver wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday August 29 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. Their daughter Jane and son Ron handle arrangements and invite friends to call.
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Ethard Walters
Jane
Ron
Local Social Notes Highlight Extended Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Magnus hosted a visit from her brother and his wife Ed Unger of Illinois. The Seiter and Lamb families attended a golden wedding at the Issac Walton League Club in South Bend Indiana. Visitors stopped by Florence Robinette’s home including J N Allen family from Las Cruces New Mexico and others from Jackson Farwell Midland Flint Florida Saginaw Cadil lac Owosso Washington D C and West Virginia.
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Henry Magnus
Ed Unger
Ilinois
Laurence Seiter
David Seiter
Albert Seiter
Guy Lamb
Issac Walton League Club
South Bend
Indiana
Florence Robinette
J.N. Allen
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Hayes
Robert
Jackson
Ariey Russell
Farwell
Thelma Robinette
Midland
Dot Thurlow
Flint
Margaret Lockwood
Florida
Rex Robinette Jr
Saginaw
Candy Harrison
Cadillac
William Six
Little Tracy Corbett
Owosso
George Shayler
Jay Corbett
Washington D.C
West Virginia
Charles Jila
Fenwick
Jila
Manda Hains
Bert Anderson
Lansing
Ethel Leosh
Clare wedding unites Jean Bauer and William Reeves Jr
Miss Jean Ann Bauer of Shawnee Mission Kansas wed William R Reeves Jr of Kansas City Missouri at St John s Lutheran Clare with Rev Raymond Schultz officiating. The ceremony featured a silk organza gown with lace bodice and detachable train and a pearl tiara. Guests from multiple states attended a reception at the Clare Red and Gun Club.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Clare
Jean Ann Bauer
Shawnee
Kansas
William R. Reeves Jr
Kansas City
Missouri
Raymond A. Schultz
Nelson Bauer
Beaverton
William Reeves Sr
Jean
Victor Finch
Ruth Ann White
Barbara Bauer
Pat Lou
Washington D.C
Earl Freidmeyer
Ndependence
Arvin
Mae Rick
Hemlock
Clare Red and Gun Club
Cherie Korkus
Saginaw
Independence
Phoenix
Arizona
Milwaukee
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
Gladwin
Larry Dorey
Joseph Simon
Reeves
Mackinac Island
Virginia Street
Union Carbide Company
Continental Oil Company
Mrs. Reeves Sr
Schaeffer’s
Clare Congregational Choirs Visit Interlochen Camp
Junior and Senior High choir members from Clare Congregational Church toured Interlochen Music Camp last Thursday. They toured grounds watched bands and orchestras in practice, plus ballet and drama classes. Mrs. Joseph Johnston led the outing.
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Clare Congregational Church
Joseph Johnston
Costume Jewelry Fakes It To Give an Authentic Look
The Jewelry Industry Council reports fall fashion emphasizes femininity boosting costume jewelry. Realistic looks with gold tones, colored stones, and exotic influences dominate. Silver, heirloom reproductions, large pins, chunky bracelets, long dramatic earrings, clipless earrings, mood pendants, and bold rings feature across new designs.
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Jewelry Industry Council
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