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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1961

Page

10

American Dairy Princess Weds Charles E Becker

Mary Sue Hodge daughter of Ward and Mrs Hodge Sr Snover Michigan married Charles E Becker of St Clair Michigan in Marlette Michigan. The ceremony ends her yearlong reign as American Dairy Princess after winning Michigan Dairy Princess title and competing for the 1959 60 American contest. The couple will live in Buchanan Michigan where Becker teaches science and Hodge resumes teaching home economics.

Mary Sue Hodge Miss Hodge Ward Hodge, Sr Snover Michigan Charles E. Becker St. Clair Marlette Mary Sue Sanilac County American Dairy Association Hodge United States Becker Buchanan Michi Gan Brandywine Consolidated School

A L Auxiliary Holds First Meeting of Year

A L Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday January 2 for a short session due to illness with President Mrs Lester Cotton presiding. Reports from committees including Christmas Cheer were heard and a Civil Defense Workshop was announced for January 9 at 4 00 pm at Hotel Doherty followed by dinner and evening meeting sponsored by Clare Business and Professional Women with a state Civil Defense speaker scheduled.

American “Legion ”Auxiliary Lester Cotton Doherty Clare

Couple Celebrate 60th Anniversary On New Years Day

Claud and Stella Manross marked 60 years of marriage with a New Year’s Day celebration at the Bungalow Restaurant in Farwell Michigan. The couple, who wed in 1901 after a near mishap with the marriage license, lived on a Clinton County farm for 49 years before moving to Lake George where daughter Marguerite Ryckman resides. The event drew four generations including great grandchildren Ricky and Joette Cox.

Claud Stella Manross Farwell Michigan Claud Manross Elsie Stella Ashland County Ohio Manross Clinton County Lake George Marguerite Ryckman Howard Ryckman Ricky Joette Cox Bill Paula Cox Marguerite

Methodist Ministers convene in East Lansing area convocation

An area wide convocation for Methodist Ministers will be held this Friday at Central Methodist Church in East Lansing with Bishop Marsh in charge presenting the quadrennial program for the Michigan and Detroit conferences. District Lay Leader Judge Donald Holbrook will preside at the Mid Winter Laymen Rally at Ewart Sunday afternoon January 15 at 3:00 p.m. Dr Louis Norris Albion College president speaks. Clare Methodist Church offers two morning services at 8:30 and 11:00 with Sunday School at 9:45. In the evening commissions gather at 6 and the official board meeting is set for 7:40.

Central Methodist Church East Lansing Marshall Reed Michigan Detroit Donald Holbrook Ewart Louis Norris Albion College Clare Methodist Church Inéetihig Willi Rales

Community Shower for Ken Beatty in Coleman

A community shower is planned for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beatty at Warrers Township Hall Coleman Saturday evening January 7 at 7 30 o clock. The Beattys lost their home and all furnishings in a recent fire and will receive support from neighbors.

Kenneth Beatty Warrers Township Coleman Beatty

25th Anniversary Open House for Mr and Mrs Heim

A 25th wedding anniversary celebration will be held for Myr and Mrs Carl Heim at Garfield Township Hall in Lake on January 8. The family invites friends and relatives to an Open House from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Myr Carl Heim Garfield Township Lake

Study Club Views Slides On European Trip

The Clare Study Club held its annual dinner meeting at the Clare Congregational Church on Tuesday January 3. Mrs Stuart Bicknell shared slides from a European tour including France Germany Switzerland Italy and Yugoslavia with observations and impressions. Hostess Mrs A D Austin and the arrangements committee led by Mrs Walter Broh welcomed members and guests.

Clare Study Club Clare Congregational Church Women's Fellowship Lee Sickal Leon Dull Sr Warren White Stuart Bicknell Europe France Germany Switzerland Italy Yugoslavia Kajser Bicknells A. D. Austin Walter Broh Louisa Bowler George Beck Clarence Gunn Willis Hankins

Hanky Club Hosts Pepper Game at Mrs Stough Home

The Hanky Club met at Mrs John Stough’s home on Thursday afternoon for two tables of pepper. Guests included Mrs Dale Drake Mrs John Ticé and Mrs Clair Stanley. High score won by Mrs Stanley with runner up SE Gilson and Mrs John Morden as sow. Cens served delicious refreshments.

John Stough Dale Drake John Ticé Clair Stanley Stanley SE. Gilson John Morden

Pepper Club Social Draws High Scores and Travelers

Mr and Mrs Clair Stanley hosted the Saturday Evening Pepper Club with guests including Mr and Mrs Leo Smock. Prizes went to Mrs Omer Parent and Clair McTaggart for high scores and Mr and Mrs John Stough for second high. Stough also won the traveler. The Friendly Pepper Club later visited Mr and Mrs Ford Seibt for three tables of pepper with prizes for Mrs Wilson Sambar and Dale Stough for high scores and Mrs Forest Brewer and Lewis Dawson for low. Stough won the traveler. Next gathering at the Dawson home following a bountiful lunch.

Clair Stanley Leo Smock Omer Parent Clair McTag- Bart John Stough Mr. Stough Friendly’ Pepper Club Ford Seibt Wilson Sambor Dale Stough Forest Brewer Lewis Dawson Low Pepper Club Andersonville Center Clair McTaggart Mary Dale Smith Don Zinser John Tice William Case Lyle Shaver Richard Hileman Holt William Hileman Jr William Hileman Sr Harrigan Hilemans Colorado

Rebekahs Host Birthday Supper and Meetings

The Rebekahs held a regu lar meeting Tuesday January 3 with Mrs. Erma Rut ter presiding. Officers attended with two substitutes. A finance committee report was accepted and announcements were made about the Civil Defense workshop January 9. Birthday guests included Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Rutter, with a fish supper planned for Friday January 6.

Rebekahs Erma Rutter Noble Cecil Bouchey Fannie Simmons Ina Hammond Civil Defense and National Security Doherty Civil Defense Committee Evan Schlafley Madeline — Seitér Noble Grand Helen Welch Ada Beemer Charlot Wilcox Lodge Ac Olive Irwin Oddfellows Hamimond Wilcox Henderson Bouchey Patsy Schlafley Hammond Rutter Robert Archambault Temple

Kings Daughters Mission Society Meeting Notes

The Kings Daughters Missionary Society met at First Baptist Church with song and prayer. President Joan Cowles read letters from Rev. Ponoyer in Pakistan and Rev. Viggon Olson preparing for medical evangelism, plus updates from Alaska and Florida. Envelopes for medical supplies were prepared for a mission hospital and a work meeting is planned for January 17 at Mrs. Arnold House’s home to address urgent gowns for Pakistan Hospital.

King's Daughters Missionary Society First Baptist Church Joan Cowles Ponoyer Viggon Olson Redmond Alaska Arnold Warner Harrison Church Orlando Florida Olive Covell Grant Chapman Key West Hus Ben Robert Garratt Mission Florence Tubbs Arnold House Pakistan Hospital Cowles

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