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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1971
Page
11
Miss Linda Diane Bogner and Mark Lewis Field were married November 27 in a double ring service at Chapel Lane Presbyterian Church Midland. Rev. George Baird officiated. Parents listed are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogner and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Field.
Bogner of Farwell and Florence Field of Clare unite in a church ceremony with William Droomer best man and John Schmidt Steve Anson as groomsmen. Barbara Bogner serves as maid of honor with Carthy Allen and Janet Dettloff as bridesmaids. flower girls Michele White and Cara Ott. After a reception the couple traveled to Northern Michigan. The bride, 1969 Donders High School graduate, attended Central Michigan University and works as secretary for Crédit Thrift of America. Mark Bogner attends Central Michigan and drives for Mt. Pleasant Schools. They will reside in Mt. Pleasant.
Corning Lodge 335 F and AM of Farwell held their installation of officers on Saturday evening December 11 in the Farwell Masonic Temple with 75 members and friends present. Worshipful Master James Hawley presided. Herman Babcock was installed as worshipful master with Eugene Glass senior warden Lyle Swanson junior warden Wilbur Scott treasurer James Hawley secretary Glen Powell senior deacon Jess Carroll junior deacon George Strahota tyler and David Lindley steward. Babcock escorted to the East by his wife Laura. Family choir sang How Great Thou Art. Installing staff from Farwell included George Wilson Duncan Koeplinger Wm. DeGroat Frank Warner and Mrs. Roger Bonham. Additional honors and gifts were noted for several members and guests attended. Refreshments followed in the dining room with decorations and a cake by Mrs. James Hawley.
Mrs Helen Welch hosted the annual gathering for former Davy Department Store girls on Monday evening. Attendees included Erma Rutter Fannie Yeoman Maizie Mayer Muriel Hains and Jennie Van Horn. Chicken and trimmings were served with prizes in games and a gift exchange. Cards were signed for Iva Fisher in Lansing and Tillie Lange who was ill. Weather kept others away.
The Prince of Peace Lutheran Church of Clare announces Christmas Eve services at 7 30 p.m with a program by Sunday School children and a readings and carols program. A Festival Christmas service with meditations begins at 10 a.m. on December 25 inviting all to worship.
The Past Matrons Club met at the home of Mrs. Blithe Roe with 12 members present. Secret Pals were revealed, gifts exchanged, and plans made to aid shut ins. Officers for next year were elected and will be installed in January by Mary Cotton with Nina Rosendahl as marshal.
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