Clare Townsend Club Meeting Plans and Christmas Dinner Honor
The Clare Townsend Club will meet Friday evening with Mrs. alu Rulapaugh on South Maple Street. Mrs. Ethel Hendrie hosted a Christmas dinner on December 23 with turkey and trimmings for Kenneth Hendrie, Jerry, Roger Klehthardt, Joyce, Carol, Jay Hendrie, Bobby, Billy, and Mabel Bradley. Margaret Rose Gillespie hosted five guests for a Christmas dinner at home, then they went to the bowling alley for a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend Club
Riday
Alu Rulapaugh
Maple “Street
Ethel Hendrie
Kenneth Hendrie
Jerry
Roger Klehthardt
Joyce
Carol
Jay Hendrie
Bobby
Billy
Mabel Bradley
Margaret Rose Gillespie
Widows Club party and milestone celebration noted
Mrs Alfred Zastrow hosted the Merry Widows Club with sixteen ladies present last Wednesday. Betty Aherns won first prize and Dessie Davis the booby prize while Judith was served. The group exchanged Christmas gifts. Lulu Rupaphugh was surprised by children and grandchildren marking another milestone with a 6:30 dinner and gifts. Bertha Cappaeert attended the festive gathering.
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Alfred Zastrow
Merry Widows Club
Betty Aherns
Dessie Davis
Judith
Lulu Rulaphugh
Bertha Cappaert
Family Surprises George Sage Couple on Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Sage of Fatwell were surprised Saturday evening as their children arrived with baskets to mark their wedding anniversary. Attending were Mrs Ronald Sage of Mr Pleasant Mr and Mrs Dominic Mac Connell and family and Mr and Mrs Thomas Cook Jr and family of Clare. They presented a lovely gift to the couple.
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George Sage
Fatwell
Ronald Sage
Mr. Pleasant
Dominic Mac Connell
Thomas Cook
Clare
Sage
Lonalee Hampton and Donald Courtney Quiet Wedding
Lonalee Hampton daughter of Donald Lee Courtney of Pleasant and Donald Courtney were married in a quiet ceremony Monday December 24 at 2 pm. The double ring rite was performed before Ray Harold Watson at the Congregational church. The bride wore a blue suit with yellow rosebud corsage. Betty Jean Hampton was maid of honor and James Chapman was best man. A dinner followed at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will reside in Carson City.
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Lonalee Hampton
Donald Lee Courtney
Mr. Pleasant
Homer Courtney
Ray
Harold Watson
Betty Jean Hampton
James Chapman
Courtney
Carson City
Mary Sparta and Joseph Ashley Wed in Double Ceremony
Mary Sparta daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Sparta Farwell and Joseph Ashley son of Mr and Mrs Alex Ashley Gladwin were united in marriage December 22 1945 at the bride parents home in a 2 pm double wing ceremony. The Rev Charles Hahn officiated. The bride wore a beige suit with red rose corsage attended by Isabel Sparta and the groom by Hugh Nelson. The bride is a Farwell High School graduate and a General Motors employee in Detroit. The groom, recently discharged from the U S Army after over three years with much time overseas in Europe, plans to build a home in the spring.
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Mary Sparta
Joe Sparta
Farwell
Joseph Ashley
Alex Ashley
Gladwin
Charles Hahn
Isabel Sparta
Detroit
Hugh Nelson
Farwell High School
General Motors Corporation
U. S. Army
Anniversary and Birthday Honored at Simmons Home
Mr and Mrs Harrison Simmons entertained the pepper club Thursday evening for a Christmas party and to honor Ernest Green's wedding anniversary and Simmons birthday. Five tables of pepper yielded high scores to Richard Hall and Helen Erter, low scores to Mr and Mrs Robert Archambault, with Richard Hall traveling. Santa visited after a Christmas trek and gifts were distributed. A yeast turkey dinner followed, with lace tablecloths candles and two large cakes, leaving guests praising the Simmons as ideal hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Simmons
Pepper Club
Ernest Green
Simmons
Richard Hall
Helen Erter
Robert Archambault
Santa Claus
Ernie
Santa
Mrs. Simmons
Christmas Day Gathering at Jas Griggs Home
A Christmas gathering at Jas Griggs home brought together the Griggs and extended families from Bard Sheridan Midland and others. After a 1 30 turkey dinner gifts from Santa at 2 30 and a buffet luncheon at 8 00 the group parted hopeful for future reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Santa
Ladies Guild Annual Meeting and Election Planned
The Congregational Ladies Guild will meet at the home of Mrs Pred Hudson on Wednesday January 2 for their annual meeting and election of officers. Members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ladies Guild
Pred Hudson
Mrs R Woodcock Hosts Octo Club Christmas Party
Mrs Richard Woodcock was hostess to the Octo Club for their annual Christmas party. The Woodcock home was richly decorated with Christmas flowers and a trimmed tree. A guest, Mrs Joe Sproat, attended. A seven o'clock su e y dinner preceded two tables of contract bridge with high scores awarded to Mrs Lawrence Mc Clusky and others.
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Richard Woodcock
Woodcock
Joe Sproat
Lawrence McClusky
Kenneth Ritter
Roy Beltinck
Hollis Walton
Arthur Ulrich
Raymond Scotts Observe Wedding Anniversary
On Sunday December 28 Mr and Mrs Raymond Scott of Lake celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with open house from 2 to 6 PM. A buffet lunch was served and two wedding cakes from local bakers impressed guests. Gifts included silver dollars and a money corsage from the Lake Community Club of which Mrs Scott is president. Out of town attendees and ill family prevented full participation.
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Raymond Scott
Lake
Orailt
Gase
Old Home
Scott
Irwin
Sam Muir
Jane Brooks
Ella Mae Lakies
Hiverett Irwin
Barbara Jean
Selah Bea
Chester Halsted
Detroit
Eister Brooks
Lansing
Glen Scott
G. B. Lamb
Floyd Irwin
Aaron Irwin
Lewis Irwin
Betty Jo
David Wiggins
Mary Lou
Joannéd Green
Robert Jones
Barbara
Jerry
Farwell
Olive May Scott
Bay City
Regular Eastern Star Meeting to Be in the Afternoon
Zenobia Chapter No. 129 O B S schedules a Thursday January 3 regular session at 2 00 PM to allow time for an evening school of instruction by Grand Warder Pauline Sjogen from Cadillac Coleman Chapter guests for the evening session urged attendance for the afternoon meeting and reminder of the special time
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Zenobia
O.B.S
Pauline Sjogen
Cadillac
Coleman
Sticky Paper Problem Solved with Olive Oil Tip
If paper clings to varnished table tops moisten the spot with olive oil and the paper will lift off quickly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vicks
George Sages
Hills Bros
Gatsup County Star Gee
Mary Lou III
van Camp
Sauerkraut
Avondale
Bartlett
Kroger Capsules
Batmore Margarine
Blue Bunny
Country Club
Country Club Flour 25
Kroger
Idaho
Peck
Tangerines
Texas
Bes
Fresh Link Sausage Small
U.S
Donald Courtney
Simmons Home
James Griggs
Ladies Guild
R. Woodcock
Raymond Scotts
Clare Cleaners
Howard W. Jones
Prop
Taare
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Twin Elms
Clem Carey and His Orchestra
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