Patsy Jewett to Wed Dan Loomis in Provo March 16
Plans announce the marriage of Patsy L. Jewett and Dan J. Loomis at Provo Community Congregational Church in Provo Utah on March 16. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls and establish residence in Ogden Utah after visiting Loomis family in Clare and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy L. Jewett
Dan J. Loomis
Provo Community Congregational Church
Provo
Utah
Jesse. O. Jewett
Jewett
Orem Utah
Harold Loomis
Clare
Orem High School
Utah Technical College
Weber State College
Ogden
A. Sgt. Loomi
Community Club Games Highlight Local Card Nights
Mae Ackerman led the Right Oclinak as eight tables of contract played with high score by Mrs. Ackerman and Mrs. Dunbar. The Sunshine Club at Florence Robinette’s home ran two pepper tables with Agnes Casner claiming top peppers. John R Club at Celia Hall’s home reported Mrs. Trowbridge high and awards to Mrs. Hoffman and Berhenke. Rebekah Pepper Party saw ten tables with Harley noted as high scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Ralph Ackerman
Shostess
O'clinak
Sunshine Club
Florence Robinette
Albert Rube
Jennie Cobleigh
Mary Harmon
John Stough
Stough
Bessie French
John R. Club
Celia Hall
Beverly Trowbridge
Mary Ottersky
Elizabeth Elden
Trowbridge
Florence Hoffman
Jacks
Adeline Berhenke
Harley
Anniversary Mass Honors Mr and Mrs Eugene Sheahan
The couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a Mass at St. Henrys Church on February 21 and a surprise party at the American Legion Hall in Rosebush. Relatives and friends from Ar ti a Pleasant Clare Rosebush Gladwin Saginaw and Winn attended along with siblings Mr and Mrs Fred Sheahan. Their children are Jerry Sheahan Dick Sheahan and Mary Ann Verney and they have 13 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sheahah
St. Henry’s Church
American Legion Hall
Rosebush
Azid
Womens Society Of Christian Service Meeting Recap
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor with 25 members and guests. Alma Seiter led with prayer as reports from officers and committees were approved. Marilyn Ulrich spoke on Where do we go from here with Youth Ministry and refreshments were served by Ethel Marshall Doris Ackerman and Ellen Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Alma Seiter
Ruth Loomis
Marilyn Ulrich
Alma Lee Owens
Ann Greer
Judy Grove
Eldine Cole
Kathryn Eroh
Mary Winegar
Ethel Marshall
Doris Ackerman
Ellen Downs
Clare Couple Wed In Clare Congregational Church
Miss Shirley Mae Thropp and Thomas J. Finch wed February 10 at the Clare Congregational Church with Rev. Karl Wickstrom officiating. Attendants were Betty Jo Throop and George Finch Jr. The couple’s families are listed with Arden Throop of Vestaburg and Charles Pringle of St. Louis connected to the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. George Finch of Clare to the groom. A reception followed at the groom’s home. Tom Finch is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky and will return to duty. the bride will stay with her mother during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mae Thropp
Thomas J. Finch
Clare Congregational Church
Karl Wickstrom
Betty Jo Throop
George Finch Jr
Charles Pringle
St. Louis
Arden Throop
Vestaburg
George Finch
Clare
Tom
Fort Knox Kentucky
Be Yourself In Love Hunt Don’t Chase Popularity
Teens face dating pressure as boys seek casual flings and crowds favor flashy dancing. The reply urges maintaining femininity while avoiding constant wild dancing and popularity chasing. Be authentic, friendly, and patient. the right boyfriend may appear sooner if she tones down the dance floor overdrive. Address letters to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS.
Delta Psi Chapter Discusses TV and Radio at WCRM Station
Members of the Delta Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Tuesday evening at WCRM Radio Station for a program on TV and Radio planned by Lois Hawley. Chuck Norisez narrated a station tour and radio process details. Barbara Poet hosted the business meeting with Karla Lehr presiding and reports on Founder's Day and the Cancer Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
WCRM
Lois Hawley
Chuck Norisez
Barbara Poet
Karla Lehr
Sentinel Briefs: Feb 29 1968 Clare
Brief notices from The Clare Sentinel summarize local items on page three dated February 29, 1968. Names, dates, or specific events are read per OCR snippet available.
Electa Circle of W S C S Meets at Methodist Parsonage
The Electa Circle met at the Methodist parsonage with 16 members present for a devotional program on Love as God’s gift led by Alma Seiter. They discussed pledge cards and fundraising, planned a March 5 luncheon with Lucy Roberts and Grace Frey in charge, and noted World Day of Prayer events and a March 1–3 retreat at Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
W.S.C.S
Mary Winegar
Alma Seiter
Leah Gordon
Lucy Roberts
Grace Frey
Esther Circle
Margaret McQuiston
Marguerite Dawson
Dawson
Clear Lake
Alice Ackerman
Advocate
May Chaffee
Faye Stephenson
Dining Area Lighting Balances Glamour and Practicality
A dining room fixture should not rely solely on chandeliers for light. The American Home Lighting Institute recommends two or more recessed ceiling spotlights to brighten the table and guests without compromising candlelight mood. A modern light switch is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Lighting Institute
Dimmer control details illuminate light levels
A fragment discusses dimmers that adjust light intensity to desired levels. It notes some units offer two or three preset levels and mentions variable available brightness options and potential settings.
Hinsdale Couple Weekend Visitites Highlight Local Notices
Mr and Mrs David Born of Hinsdale Illinois stayed with Dr and Mrs G C Born and visited brother Glen D Born. William Johnson and wife of Drayton Plains visited aunt Mrs C C Knapp and drove to Reed City with Minnie Drake. James Hoskins dined with Clarence South at Perry. South’s wife Juanita Shaw formerly lived in Clare. Grigg visited Sharlow Rest Home and Ina Hammond then Beaverton to dine with grandson. Neil Sowle and family from Mt Pleasant were guests of H M Sowle. Hendersons spent weekend in Mason with daughter Walter Warren and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Born
Hinsdale
Illinois
G.C
Glen D
William Johnson
Drayton Plains
C.C. Knapp
Farwell
Minnie Drake
Reed City
James Hoskins
Clarence South
Perry
South
Juanita Shaw
Clare
James Grigg
Sharlow Rest Home
Ina Hammond
Beaverton
Neil Sowle
Patricia
Donald
Diane
Mt. Pleasant
H.M. Sowle
Mrs. Earl Henderson
Mason
Mrs
Walter Warren
Appliances Automate for Ease Kitchen remodel may favor new major appliances
The article surveys kitchen modernization trends with automatic cooking and cleaning features. It highlights automatic ranges with timer functions, self-cleaning ovens, removable liners, and nonstick coatings. Refrigerator-freezers frost free designs save space, while dishwashers come in freestanding or built-in styles. Countertops and ventilation updates complete the easy-clean, modern kitchen.
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Moon
Niagara Falls
Glare
Terry Kamp
Wyoming
Michigan
Dean Loomis
Grand Rapids
State Farms
Bernard McNerney
Eugene Sheahan
Dodge Lake Rd
Gihree
Womens Society of Christian Service
Bos
Greeuss
Addrass
Community and Suburban Press Service
Frankfort
THE
Clare Sentinel
Tinue
Creck
Sears
Evergleam
Goodyear
Pee Aol
Sherwin-Williams
Twit
Kem
America
Eastman
Wrug Store
Roy E
Cimmerer
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