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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1960

Page

10

Ackermans Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Ackermans observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary at a farm home open house from 2 to 4:30 pm. Archie Ackerman and Anna Brooks wed December 21, 1910, in Clare. They have two daughters and five grandchildren, with relatives from Canada and several Michigan towns attending.

Archie Ackerman Mr. Ackerman Anna Brooks Clare Congregational W. A. Shipway Ephraim Brooks Richard Brooks Mary Marshall Clare Methodist Church Mt. Vernon Grange Ackerman The Grange Ackermans Marguerite Dawson Mildred Bell Joyce Dawson Jane Bell Linda Marshall Forrest Brewer Margaret Ackerman Wilson Samborn Wilson Bader

Electa Circle Plans Projects

The Electa Circle met at Mrs. Willard Ireland home with 13 members present. They planned to serve the January Methodist Men supper, sponsor a bake sale, assign individual projects for the year, named Mrs. Daisy Lohnes Sunshine Chairman, and announced the society project The Legend of Green Sky Hill. Devotions by Mrs. Salisburry featured the theme What is this thing called Christmas.

Electa Willard Ireland Treland Daisy Lohnes Green Sky Hill D. R. Salisbury

Hustlers Christmas Party Draws 74 Attendees

The High School Hustlers held their annual Christmas dinner and party at the Methodist Church with 74 attendees including several adults. The event featured decorated rooms, a lively program by Jim Mercer and others, carols led by Lynn Salisbury, solos by Calla House, a humorous Santa skit by Eric Hammerberg, and a carol stroll to visit city shut-ins.

Methodist Church Jim Mercer Bob Denton Charles Stirling Neil Stirling Charles Stirling Tom Neff Waive Holt Roxanne Schroeder Kathy Williams Chris Schroeder Lynn Salisbury Don Hemstreet Calla House Lois Presley Santa Claus Santa Eric Hammerberg Eric Rev. Salisbury Holbrooks Richard Garthe

Carolyn Carter and Walter Bay Wed In Afternoon Rites

Carolyn Carter and Walter G. Bay married in a 2:30 PM double ring ceremony at United Brethren Church in December. Rev. Charles Hull officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter, wore white satin with lace pearls, and carried a white orchid. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bay. The wedding party included matron Mrs. Jack Wylie, best man Dan Bay, and ushers William and Robert Carter. The reception followed at the Carter home for about 200 guests. The couple planned a week honeymoon in Bermuda and a Midland residence after the Froom finishes at Central Michigan University.

Carolyn Carter Walter G. Bay Charles Hull United Brethren Church Robert Carter Glen Bay Carolyn Jack Wylie Howell Dan Bay William Duane Stacey Alma Mrs. Bay Carter Midland Midland County Froom Central Michigan University Lindsay Water Softener Company

Social club briefs detail neighborhood gatherings and winners

The Hanky Club met at Mrs. Cobleigh’s home with guests including Mrs. Morden and Mrs. Stanley. Pepper and Tally clubs reported high scores, travelers, and lunches. The groups planned a New Year’s event at the Ford Seibt home, with several parties hosted by the Fullertons, Smocks, and Zinser family. A Myrtle Bay area trip and family visits followed.

Ezra Cobleigh John Morden Clair Stanley Helen Erter Bertha Cappaert Pepper Orlando Gruber John Stough Pepper Club Wilson Bader Orris Presley Wilson Samborn Lewis Dawson Forrest Brewer Presley Mr. Dawson Ford Seibt New Yeat’s Bive

Drying Time Caution for Manmade Fabrics

Michigan State University home economists warn overdrying manmade fabrics in the dryer can set wrinkles that are hard to remove. They advise removing items promptly to reduce wrinkling and improve fabric appearance.

Michigan State University

Happy Hats Christmas Card Party Update

The Happy Hats club met on Thursday December 15 at Mrs. Daleyans home for a Christmas card party and gift exchange. Mrs. John Musser joined, Mrs. Anton Wedal attended as a guest, and Mrs. Burke Rilett will host the January meeting.

Happy Hats Daleyans John Musser Anton Wedal Burke Rilett

Omission of Jan and Carla Carrow at Sally Thomson's Birthday

A note apologizes for unintentionally omitting Jan and Carla Carrow as guests at Sally Thomson's birthday party and extends regrets to the girls.

Jan Carla Carrow Sally Thomson

Lucky Club Yale Party at the Simmons Home

The Lucky Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Simmons home on December 16 with fourteen present. After a business meeting, Christmas gifts were exchanged and a short program enjoyed. Musical selections were performed by Howard Cotton, Harrison Simmons, and Joe Swain. Prizes went to Mike Archambault, Mrs. Simmons, and Mrs. George Abbott. The next meeting will be January 20.

Harrison Simmons Howard Cotton Joe Swain Mike Archambault Simmons George Abbott

Riverside Grange Surprises Longtime Member at Home

Seventeen Grange members and four children gathered at Jean Wood’s home on Friday night December 9 for a pot luck surprise. Jean, invalid for 40 years, now gets around with crutches and received a morale boost from neighbors. Ce cil Rowley played accordion and Carom was also enjoyed. Jean has been a Riverside Grange member for 25 years and received his pin last April.

Grange Jean Wood Jean Cecil Rowley Carom Riverside Grange

Meet A While Club Christmas Lunch and Bingo

Hazel Lennox hosted a December 14 luncheon for nine members and four visitors of the Meet A While club in Coleman. A Christmas party followed with candy nuts and oranges. First prize went to Lula MecPhall, second to Edith Hermann, consolation to Florence Reriner. Gifts were made for Mrs. Louisia Strief staying with her daughter in Muskegon after Mr Strief’s death.

Hazel Lennox Coleman Lula MecPhall Edith Hermann Florence Reriner Louisia Strief Muskegon Strief

Larabella Extension Group Hosts Christmas Party Meeting

The Larabella Extension Group gathered December 15 at Mrs. Romaks Chapman’s home with 21 members for a Christmas party. Members exchanged secret sister gifts and grab bag gifts, enjoyed visiting and Christmas music, and a lunch was served. The next meeting is set for January 26 at Mrs. Cyril Bolleoff’s frame with a lesson on Credit Buying.

Larabella Romaks Chapman Cyril Bolle

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MR. and Mrs Canada Lansing Flint Saginaw McBain Marion Farwell Electa Circle Alberigale America Hiramazz Roy E. Cimmerer Hustlers Walter Bay Tally Club Doherty J. R. Gershon Ernest Bryant William Case Bernard Wyman Wallace Thayer Glen Fullerton Omer Parent Mr. Parent Stough Leo Smock Andersonville Center Fred Zinsar Manley Smith William Zinser Fred Zinser Smith John, Tice Dan Czyzewski Sharon Bonnie Bergstrom Bay City Gervase Pigott Blanche Robert Archanibalt Ed Pudway Stephen Mt. Pleasant Grace House C. R. Huffman Shepherd F. M. Jones Henry Assmann C. H. House Tom Archer Lucky Club Yale Party Clare Cleaners Dick Ulrich Ambien Tors Norelco Remington Sunbeam Schick Jon Grice Brygitt King's Tabu Spray Cologne Parker Cartridge Pens Desert Flower Cologne Parker Monopoly Game Friendship Garden Bath Oil Ladies Comb & Brush Paris Coty Gift Seaforth Men's Cig Witbley Bette Ote Moon Saa Toys Parker Timex Wrist
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