Bonnie Cerny to Wed June Fred Guist
Clare couple announces engagement of Bonnie Cerny to Fred Guist son of Pittsburg pair. Both work at Dow Chemical Midland and a June wedding is planned. Also notes America's Orbiting Astronomical Observatory launched December 1968 has received over 40000 earth commands and sent back more than 4 million pieces of stellar data.
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William Cerny
Clare
Bonnie
Frederic M. Guist
Thomas Guist
Pittsburg
Dow Chemical Company, Midland
America
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Earth
Fathers and Sons Banquet at United Methodist Church
The Father-s Son banquet drew 98 dads and lads last Thursday at the United Methodist Church. Rev Donald Winegar led table grace, Robert Greer welcomed guests and named Robert Campbell as coastmas ter. Albert Schumm toasted the sons, Scott Schumm the fathers, with solos by Sylvia Brooks and piano by Nancy Thayer. Todd Todd spoke of Peace Corps experiences between group singing led by William Todd. Todd is a Central Michigan University teacher pursuing a Master’s degree. Awards went to oldest father Al Perry, father with most sons Ernest Eisenhauer, and youngest son Todd Witbeck, age 2 1/2, son of Jerry Witbeck.
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United Methodist Church
Donald Winegar
Robert Greer
Robert Campbell
Nancy Thayer
William Todd
Todd
Central Michigan University
Peace Corp
al Perry
Ernest Eisenhauer
Todd Witbeck
Jerry Witbeck
Pepper Party Recap and Club Notes From Andersonville
The Andersonville Pepper Party held Friday evening featured five tables with high scores to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yost, and second to Mr. and Mrs. Dee Stough and traveler Carl McDonald. Sunshine Club and Hanky Club gatherings reported high scores and upcoming meetings. Past Matrons Club met with twelve, new officers to be installed in March.
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Andersonville
Russell Yost
Dee Stough
Carl McDonald
John Tice
Sunshine Club
Laura Snider
Florence Robinette
Margaret Bolle
Jennie Cobleigh
Bolle
Agnes Aube
Pink Martin
Albert Rube
June Ramey
Agnes Casner
John Stough
Stough
Lillian Barber
Nina Rosendahl
Marie Hendrie
Ina, Hammond
United Circle Meeting Plans Family Banquet
The United Circle met at Mrs. Dan Czyzewski’s home on February 13 with seven members. Devotions by Mrs. Joseph Kennedy included a poem and article readings. A Father-Son banquet was announced for February 27 at 6 p.m. The circle will meet with Mrs. Ed Flore on March 13 at 1 30. Members spent the rest of the meeting making cancer bandages.
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United Circle
Dan Czyzewski
Joseph Kennedy
M.A. Kidder
Ed Flore
Missions At WSC S Share February Meeting Highlights
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met February 11 with Ann Greer presiding. Announcements covered the Day Apart at Farwell March 20 and the Farher-Son banquet. Speaker Mary Keinrath Perdomo discussed mission impact in Colombia, and Faye Stephenson led the nominating committee efforts.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ann Greer
Farwell
Faye Stephenson
Doris Ackerman
Marilyn Ulrich
Fannie Yeoman
Norman Vincent Peale
Mary Keinrath Perdomo
Columbia
South America
Nellie Hatch
Lucy Roberts
Hilda Tibbits
Esther Circle Met at United Methodist Church
The Esther Circle met Thursday afternoon in the parlor of the United Methodist Church with twelve members present. Hostesses were Faye Stepherson Ethel Marshall and Blanche Coons. They served a dessert lunch at 1 30 with table grace by Alice Ackerman.
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Esther
United Methodist Church
Faye Stepherson
Ethel Marshall
Blanche Coons
Alice Ackerman
Fellowship Met at Prince of Peace Lutheran February 11
The Prince of Peace Lutheran Fellowship met February 11 in the church sanctuary with 18 members and three guests. Mrs Darlene Godfrey led the business session after the devotion. Committee reports were read and accepted. Hostesses were Mrs Godfrey and Mrs Lynn McKinnon. A delicious lunch was served. On February 95 the ladies are invited to attend Prayer Day at Zion Lutheran Bay City. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer in unison.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Fellowship
Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Darlene Godfrey
Zion Lutheran Church
Bay City
Party Honors Chas. McPhail
A birthday gathering was held Saturday night at the Frank McPhail home in honor of Cpl. Charles McPhail on furlough from Jacksonville Florida. Friends and relatives enjoyed the evening with ski-dooing and refreshments. He received money and expressed thanks before returning to Jacksonville on Sunday.
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Frank McPhail
Cpl
Charles McPhail
Jacksonville
Florida
Andersonville 4-H Club Plans Valentine Party
The Andersonville 4-H Club met February 13. Members discussed a roller skating party and ongoing projects. Mrs Seibt researches club activities while the Paisleys and Aliens provide refreshments at the March 13 meeting. After the meeting a Valentine party followed with ice cream cookies and hot cocoa.
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Andersonville
4-H
PNGS Meet Votes Donation and Holidays Planned
Nineteen attend the PNGS meeting in Clare IOOF Hall with Helen Welch presiding. Officers elected for 1969 include Erma Rutter and Fannie Yeoman. A candlelight welcome for Connie Strouse and a Valentine dessert lunch followed. A note on gray whales mentions 12,000 mile annual migrations from Arctic feeding waters to Baja California breeding grounds.
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Clare I.0.c.f. Hall
Helen Welch
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Jackson
Dorothy Presley
Effie Harvey
Nellie Graham
Erma Rutter
Fannie Yeoman
Marge Farley
Iva Fisher Sunshine
Madeline Seiter
Connie Strouse
Olive Irwin
Connie
Erma Buttersow
Agnes Pudway
Valentine
Alba Lyness
Ina Hammond
Mexico
Baja, California
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Bonnie Cerny
Swindlehurst
Farm Bureau Insurance Group
Acapulco
Albert Schumm
Scott Schumm
Sylvia Brooks
Margaret McKnight
Louisa Bowler
Nellie Houghton
Geraldine Kinde
Frances Anderson
W.5.c.s
Eastman
Roy E. Cimmerer
Godfrey
Lynn McKinnon
Chas. McPhail
Vera Lettick
Henry Eberhart
Cpl. McPhail
PNGS
Surrey House
Harrison, Michigan
Ie Ren Ja
AAA
Dick Swain
North Mission
Wcmu-Tv
Channel 14
Amt
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