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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1947

Page

5

Miss Mary Lynch and John Varga Exchange Vows

Miss Mary Lynch and John Varga wed at St. Henry's Church in a 9:30 High Mass ceremony. The ceremony featured Ave Maria sung by Bernard McConnell, with Teresa Lynch as maid of honor and Joseph Varga as best man. Guests included about fifty relatives and friends.

St. Henry’s Church Mary Lynch Leo Lynch Pleasant John Varga Rosebush Gordon Grant Bernard McConnell Teresa Lynch

Bride from Pleasant High School Works at Morris Store

A Monday bride from Mr Pleasant High attended the local school and has been employed at the Morris store in Mt Pleasant. Mr Varga is associated with Mr Pleasant High.

Mr. Pleasant High School Morris Store Mt. Pleasant Mr. Varga Mr. Pleasant High

Riverside couple wed after military service in Europe

A school graduate who served over two years in the armed forces, including time in Europe, wed in Mt. Pleasant with a bridal luncheon at the bride’s parents’ home. A carved wedding cake centerpiece and a trip to Detroit followed before they settle on the Will Graham farm west of Rosebush.

Mt. Pleasant Detroit Chicago Ind Will Graham Rosebush

Local Farm Bureau reports steady growth and drivers

Fred Reimer leads a Farm Bureau section with reports of increased membership this year. Changes in farm income loom as vital legislation is considered, and workers vow to push a final membership drive. Plus, numerous social notices detail family gatherings and community events across Saginaw and surrounding towns with birthdays and dinners.

Fred Reimer Saginaw Reimer Bureau

Walton-Whiteville Farm Meeting Held At Johnston Home

The Walton-Whiteville Farm group met at the Preston Johnston home Tuesday evening February 11. Bad road conditions kept members from traveling, so the gathering was informal and routine business postponed. Ten people attended and enjoyed visiting with refreshments served by Mrs. Johnson.

Walton-Whiteville Farm Bureau Preston Johnston Johnson

Walton 4-H Club Hostesses Hold Dinner for Members

The 4-H Club girls of Walton school organized a charming dinner in the school dining room on Monday evening. They planned the menu, table setting, and decorations with pleasing results, hosting the 4-H Club boys and their leaders as guests. Harvey Lowery directed the after meal games.

4-H Club Walton School Harvey Lowery

Walton Students Celebrate Valentine Party at School

Walton school children enjoyed a Friday Valentine party at the school house. Preston Johnson entertained with colored slides of local people and events. After games, ice cream and cookies were served. The event marked the last day for substitute Harvey Lowery and the return of Mrs. Ray Kniffen as the regular instructor.

Walton School Valentine Pary Preston Johnson Harvey Lowery Ray Kniffen

Whiteville Library club meets February session at Hamilton home

The Whiteville Library club held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Franks Hamiltons on Wednesday February 12 with seventeen attendees. A cooperative dinner preceded a pepper game and a short business meeting. Co hostess Mrs. John Varga could not attend due to snow blocked roads. The next meeting is set for Wednesday March 12 at Mrs. Bowerman’s home.

Whiteville

4 H Beef Tour Led By Vernon Freeman In County

Vernon Freeman state 4 H Club leader conducted a beef feeding tour for local 4 H members to discuss practices as they fatten steers for the coming fair. Stanley Rader and County Agent Mellencamp joined the group with local entrants including Jim Swindlehurst Ann Swindlehurst feeding six steers and Bob Hafer with two.

Vernon Freeman Stanley Rader Mellencamp Jim Ann Swindlehurst Bob Hafer

Hereford cattle auction draws large Lansing crowd

Local residents attend a two day Hereford cattle sale in East Lansing hosted by Michigan State College agriculturalists. Gov. Kim Sigler auctioneers part of the event, bidding up Grand Champion to 1.06 per pound while Reserve Champion and Blue Ribbon fetch 40c and 85c. Andy Adams sells 60 steers in 45 minutes.

Lansing Michigan State College Agriculturalists East Lansing Kim Sigler Andy Adams People’s Church Hast Earl House Floyd Hovsi Bho More Hugh. Swindlehurst Jin. Switdlehurst Dorothy Robert. Bons

Church Notes in Vernon and Rosebush

St Henry's Church led by Rev Gordon Grant schedules Masses on the first and third Sundays at 9 00 a m and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 4 30 p m All welcome Rosebush Methodist Church under Rev H W Kilgren lists Sunday School 9 16 a m Worship 11 15 a m Youth Fellowship alternates Sundays at Rosebush and Seaton W S C S meets the second Wednesday monthly Choir practice Thursday evenings

Rosebush Methodist Church H. W. Kilgren Rosebush Seaton W.S.C.S

Presbyterian Church Services and Bible School Times

Rev. R. D. Thomson leads services at Rosebush with Bible School at 9 45 morning worship at 10 46 and evening service at 8 00. Wise church holds Bible School at 11 00 and preaching at 12 00 noon. Wednesday schedule appears as AM eat fit ee first.

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