Drusilla Haring and Donald Bigelow Exchange Vows
Drusilla Kay Haring and Donald Bigelow exchanged marriage vows Friday February 11 at 7 30 PM in the Methodist parsonage Angola Indiana. Rev J H Border officiated. The couple will reside in Clare where they work for Clare Manufacturing Company.
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Drusilla Kay Haring
Chas. Haring
Donald Bigelow
Merle Bigelow
Ashley
Michigan
J. H. Border
Angola
Indiana
Johnny Colosky
Farwell
United Fund February Contributions Aid Yearlong Humanity
February donations to the United Fund support broad humanitarian efforts across the year. Community members are urged to give to sustain programs and services funded by the campaign.
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United Fund
Clare P. T. A. Sees Record Turnout for Evening Meeting
Clare P. T. A. held a large attendance Monday in the Clare School with president Ray Ruby in charge to hear W. Laycock of the Michigan Conservation Department speak on Michigan Deer with slides. Plans for fund raising include a pot luck supper family night on March 71 at 6 o clock and a roller skating party will be arranged when rink is available.
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Clare P. T. A
Clare School
Ray Ruby
Bill) Laycock
Michigan Conservation Department
Gladwin
Michigan
Frank Musser
Jack Sparbel
Warren White
Royal Akins
Earl Ruby
Burt Northon
Walter Broh
Doris Gerow
Georgia Warner
John Calkins
Arran
Daffodil Plant Decor Sparks Appreciation at Home He
President thanks Mr and Mrs J B White for the daffodil plant used in decorations left in the Home He room The banner for highest parent attendance goes to Mrs Helen Butler s room Refreshments served by social committee members including Mrs Harold Schaeffer Mrs Howard Everts Mrs Kenneth Roe and Mrs George Lehr
St Cecilia unit to host family night event
The St Cecilia’s Unit of the National Council of Catholic Women plans a Family Night on Tuesday March 1 replacing the regular meeting. It will be a pot luck dinner with husbands and children invited and entertainment planned ahead of Ash Wednesday. Miss Ethel Gleason leads the food committee.
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St. Cecilia's
National Council of Catholic Women
Ethel Gleason
King's Daughters Meet February 17 With Mrs Chaplin
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at the home of Mrs. Carl Chaplin with President Chaplin presiding. Roll call echoed scripture. Mrs. Knapp read a Thessalonians passage and prayer was led by Mrs. VanDen Berg. Discussion focused on good literature and a note on Lloyd C. Douglas's The Big Fisherman. Plans cover this week's birthday missionary luncheon at Mrs. Harry Foss's home.
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The
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Carl Chaplin
Harry Foss
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Brightens Valentine Evening
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Valentine themed card party Monday evening February 14 with decorations by president Mrs Hilda Tibbits. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Oldfield nee Betty Walker. Mrs Oldfield received a wedding gift. A lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee was served by several members. The next meeting is Monday February 28 an important business gathering.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Hilda Tibbits
Oldfield
Betty Walker
Revival Union Services At Clare And Methodist Churches
Revival services have filled Clare Baptist Church with several cooperating churches. Due to overcrowding Sunday evening at 7 45 p m the union service moves to the Methodist Church with Rev Barl Jensen formerly of Norway as speaker each night through Friday and closing night at Methodist Church A combined union choir and special numbers are planned everyone is welcome Rev E E Redman notes the cooperation of other churches
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Clare Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Barl Jensen
Norway
Baptist Church
Community Socials Highlight Shared Birthdays and Parties
Socials recount Sunday dinner for Mrs. Harold Lear and daughter Patty in honor of Mrs. Lear's birthday. Bridge Club gatherings, stork shower for Mrs. Marvin Van Alstine, and multiple birthday and dinner celebrations across Farwell Alma Saginaw and Clare with many relatives attending and prizes awarded.
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Harold Lear
Patty
Clara Calkins
Jimmy
Lear
Forrest Shumway
Fred Bingsham
Farwell
Fred Bingham
al Young
Alice Curtis
Alma
Bessie Woodcock
Jay King
Marvin van Alstine
Rug and Upholstery Cleaning by Clare Cleaners
On your floors Immediate service offered by Clare Cleaners run by Donald H. Jones providing rug and upholstery cleaning services.
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Clare Cleaners
Donald H. Jones
Adventist? No, Methodist Adult Fellowship Social Hour
The Young Adult Fellowship Class of the Methodist Church met in the church parlors for a social hour. Mrs. Bernice Moline Mrs. Gladys Witbeck and Mrs. Wilma Wallington led arrangements. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cole and James Yeoman. February birthdays celebrated for Mrs. Cole Mr. Cole Ed Jackson and Rev. Hahn. The group sang Happy Birthday and read poems. A festive lunch of cherry pie sandwiches and coffee followed buffet style.
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Methodist Church School
Bernice Moline
Gladys Witbeck
Wilma Wallington
Ralph Cole
James Yeoman
Friendly Neighbor Club Hosts Meeting at Mussell Home
The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mussell's home with thirty attendees. Four tables of pepper produced high scores for Mrs. Harve Brier and Jack Bouchey while Mrs. Harry Nowlen and Clarence Ramey had low scores. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Green. pot luck lunch and group photos followed. The next all day meeting at Mrs. R. J. Miller’s home is set for Thursday March 3 with a noon pot luck dinner and an invitation extended to members' husbands.
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Friendly Neighbor Club
Ed. Mussell
Harve Brier
Jack Bouchey
Harry Nowlen
Clarence Ramey
Richard Hall
Clara Stone
Etta Snider
Ernest Green
R. J. Miller
Clare Bridge Tournaments Sixth Round at Hotel Doherty
The sixth round of the Clare Bridge Tournament was played at Hotel Doherty on Wednesday evening. The Zinser Hartshorn team won grand slam honors for a two week total. Accumulative scores list Capte Allen and Bicknell Wyman atop the high six.
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Doherty
Caple-Allen
Bicknell- Wyman
Zinser- Hartshorn
Anderson-Wallace
Bonstelle-Damoth
Hall-Frey
Wright-Johnson
Johnston
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