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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1945
Page
3
Mildred Irwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Irwin formerly of Farwell married Charles Lyle of Detroit on Monday January 22 in Georgia. They spent a few days in Clare with the bride’s grandmother Mrs Anna Wilson.
Miss Daisie Maris Bruckart daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bruckart of Sheridan township married Theodore Leroy Teale son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Teale of Gibsonburg Ohio in a Sunday ceremony at Clare Church of God. The double ring vows were before Rev Wesley Teale. The couple plans to live in Toledo Ohio.
The Ladies Union of the Congregational Church met at Mrs. Fred Hudson’s home last Friday with co hostess Mrs. M R Howlett. Thirteen members and three visitors attended as plans for spring activities were discussed and a reading titled Chinese Ideals was presented.
The Congregational Ladies Guild met at Mrs. C. A. Wellman’s home Wednesday afternoon with 33 in attendance. President Mrs. John Asline led devotions and announced a new meeting schedule combining monthly home business/social gatherings and church parlor sewing sessions.
A home wedding at the Scott residence in Lake unites Hazel Lucile Scott and Charles Arthur Tryon. The ceremony by Rev. Howard L. Krause followed by a family dinner featured a three tiered cake and floral corsages for the bridal party.
The St. Cecilia's Parish Council of Catholic Women met Thursday evening February 1 in the church parlors. Fr Brophy and Mrs Theodore Bowler presided. By-laws were amended to align with Deanery and Diocesan Councils. Entertainment included a tap dance by Jeanie Bowler and vocal solos by John Cobb. The study of Frequent Holy Communion and the Mass were discussed. Refreshments followed.
The Wallace-Green team remains in front at the Hotel Doherty bridge event. Grand slam honors were claimed by Hall-Hrey and Bicknell-Wyman. After four rounds the top six accumulators are Wallace-Green 51,800 Johnson-Neff 44,900 Bicknell-Wyman 44,760 Johnston-Doherty 43,150 Maynard-Mair 40,960 Hall-Prey 40,600. Evening high scores list Hall-Frey 16,080 Bicknell-Wyman 112,780 Johnson-Neff 12,170 Wallace-Green 11,940 Zinser-Loomis 11,890 Johnston-Doherty 11,210
About seventy five members and families gathered at the Methodist Church parlors for a pot luck supper commemorating the missionary program of the W S C S and Susannah Wesley Circle. Miss Vena Lee Gillespie sang solos and the Junior Choir performed under Miss Gillespie's direction.
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