D A R Good Citizens Honored to State Session in March
D A R Good Citizenship Girls and mothers hosted by Mrs Donald Holbrook at her home on Saturday January 23. Judge Donald Holbrook spoke on Citizenship stressing purpose and character for women. Ten girls will receive honors at the State D A R meeting in Detroit March 30 with one girl earning a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R
Good Citizenship
Donald Holbrook
Tony
Detroit
Elsie DeBarr
Harrison
Marie Beatty
Farwell
Joanne Brow
Clare
Twila
Thrushes Mark Golden Anniversary in Farwell Open House
Mr and Mrs Frank Thrush of Farwell celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house on Sunday February 6 from 2 to 4 pm at the Farwell ICCF Hall A noon pot luck dinner honors their family Harold Kelley will supply music Ethel Viola Palmer and Frank Thrush wed February 5 1905 at Weston Ohio The couple have ten children five living twenty three grandchildren and six great grandchildren They moved from a Coleman area farm to Gilmore township in 1925 and settled in Farwell in 1946
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thrush
Farwell
Farwell I.C.C.F. Hall
Harold Kelley
Ethel Viola Palmer
Weston
Ohio
Sidney
Toledo
Léonard
Pierson
Harold
Morrice
Roy
Leon
Michigan
Coleman
Gilmore Township
Study Club Hosts Guessing Session and Millinery Contest
The QClare Study Club met in the Methodist Church parlors for its February meeting. Mrs. Ben Bosink led a short business session. Mrs. Robert Pinaire presented a fun program with childhood photos to guess, spice odor challenges, and a scrambled words contest. Three contestants trimmed hats from paper bags and modeled them. Valentine decorations and refreshments featured. The March 1 program will include Lloyd Conley and Nancy Keller from Clare High School. Guests welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qclare Study Club
Methodist Church
Ben Bosink
Robert Pinaire
Don Richardson
Valentine
Lloyd Conley
Nancy Keller
Clare High School
Golden Anniversary Rites For McDonalds
Mr and Mrs Angus McDonald of Farwell R 2 will observe their Golden Wedding anniversary February 10 with a family dinner at their son Dan s home A mass will be said at St Cecilia s for them The couple were married at Standish Michigan fifty years ago and later moved to Rogers City where they spent many years They moved to Farwell six years ago after Mr McDonald s retirement from Michigan Limestone They have five children all living in this area Dan Mickey of the Clare Police Force Mrs Joseph Naumes at home with her parents Mrs Kenneth Casteel of Clare and Paul of Mt Pleasant
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Angus McDonald
Farwell R-2
Dan
St. Cecilia’s
McDonalds
Standish
Michigan
Rogers City
McDonald
Farwell
Dan Mickey
Clare
Joseph Naumes
Kenneth Casteel
Paul
Mt. Pleasant
Rebekahs Invite Attend Installations and District Meeting
Clara Rebekah Lodge held a Tuesday session with strong turnout and officer substitutes. Mrs Eva Schlafley reported a cooperative fish supper with the Oddfellows, noted Theta Rho Girls Club installation on February 3, and invited Rebekahs to attend. District meeting set for Coleman on April 2, with Rebekahs welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Schlafley
Noble Grand
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Waive van
Beatrice Seiter
Pat Holt
Eva Nowlen
Fannie Yeoman
Eva Schlafley
Brother Oddfellows
Eva Schinfley
Thomas Wildey
Fellowship
Etta Abbott
Dorothy Shepherd
Mitchell
Ann Busche
Doris Simons
Pauline Whiteside
Beatrice Greer
Joyce Wiley
Yvonne Leonard
Shepherd
Valentines
Bridge Tournament Opens With Eight-Week Run in Mason Hall
Twenty ladies gathered in the Mason ic Hall Monday evening to start a bridge tournament running eight weeks from 7 30 to 12 00 each week. Teams posting plus scores for the evening included Hartshorn Zinser 2340 Murdoch Harter 1260 Wallace Wyman 830 and Hall Frey 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Hartshorn
Zinser
Murdoch - Harter
Wallace - Wyman
Hall - Frey
Snow Carnival Trip To Houghton U P
Mr and Mrs Laurence Seiter and family plus Miss Marjory Bryant and others plan a weekend in Houghton Michigan to attend the Snow Carnival and visit relatives. The Seiters will see son Robert in Houghton as the Thay ers visit their daughter and James Roth family while the Barbers have two sons Bill and Bob there. They expect to return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence Seiter
Jimmy
Marjory Bryant
Lance Thayer
Jill
Dale Barber
Houghton
U. P
Seiters
Robert
Houghton Ech
Thayens
James Roth
Barbers
Bill
Bob
Houghton. Tech
Wentworth and Hutchinson wed at St. Cecilia’s
Wentworth Elnora daughter of George Wentworth of Route 3 Clare became the bride of Lyle Hutchinson son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hutchinson of Al Clare on January 29 at 2:00 p.m. The ceremony was at St. Cecilia’s rectory. Bride’s siblings John and Cecelia attended. Wedding party wore blue and pink. A family dinner followed at the groom’s parents home. The couple reside in rural Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Wentworth
George
Route 3
Clare
Lyle Hutchinson
William
Hutchinson
al Clare
St. Cecilia’s
John
Cecelia Wentworth
Ladies Union Potluck Lunch Gathers Five Members
The Ladies Union met at Mrs. Mary Joyner's home Friday with five members present. Two new members, Mrs. Anna Geeck and Mrs. Belle Schaaf, were welcomed. The group sang a hymn, led by Mrs. Gertrude Gardiner on piano, and they prayed together. A short business meeting followed. Next gathering set for February 11 at Mrs. Schaaf's home. A pot luck luncheon preceded the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Union
Mary Joyner
Anna Geeck
Belle Schaaf
Gertrude Gardiner
Schaaf
Cong's Women To Hear Revised Constitution Meeting
The Women’s Fellowship of the Congregational Church will meet Monday evening February 7 at 8 in the church parlors. The newly revised fellowship constitution will be presented for approval. All Congregational women are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
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Economy
Leathric
Tabu
Paris
Johnston
Brachs
Cologne
Drug Store
Roy E
Cimmerer
Rebekahs
Jimmy Johnson
Wallace Johnson
Judy
Wentworth- Hutchinson
Ladies’ Union
Cong
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