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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1966
Page
8
Mrs. Thomas Lemieux announces the engagement of her sister Mary Mayorga to Norman Cooper of Clare. A spring wedding is planned.
Clare Annsabella County Post Offices list subscription rates for Michigan and outside Michigan and the United States. Publication details note weekly Thursday issue, Clare Michigan, with editor and press association membership.
In Roscommon on Sunday January 16 a rally of the Veterans of Foreign Wars drew forty five officers and members for a service school at 10 30 am led by Raymond O Neill department assistant director. Attendees included Dept post commander Stratychuk and Senator Vanderjack. The gathering covered service work topics and a new death gratuity for veterans in service.
Senior girls from Clare High School spoke on future plans while club members outlined job types and employment. Guests included Clare County Health Nurse Sharon Lyons and 17th Century Nun prayer by Jan Johnston. Ruth Cotter presided as Ruth Jacco reported on Christmas baskets mitten tree and card party projects and the club approved a donation to the school recreational program.
Miss Jane Elizabeth Elden and David Furey exchanged wedding vows in Clare Congregational Church with Rev. Karl Wickstrom performing. The ceremony featured a double ring rite at 2 p.m. and a reception for about 200 guests.
Miss Mildred Drescher spoke at the Woman's Society of Christian Service on her 27 years in India and the need to support God’s kingdom. The meeting featured a devotional by Mrs. Raymond Norton, brief business by Mrs. Russell Fell, and hospitality by several members. Guests came from multiple nearby cities, with a tea served in church parlors.
Mrs Rachael Russell hosted the Sunshine Club with three guests. Pepper games were played with Mary Harmon taking first, Ramey second, Snider low, and Stough traveler. Lunch followed. Hazel Gruber hosted the Thursday Night Bridge Club where Ann Green won first and Frida Harter second. The Otto Club held two-table contract bridge with Fran Brown first and Had Kigar second. The Eight Oclock Eight met at Mrs Parrish with two-table contract. Ralph Ackerman won high. John R Club met at Mrs McKee with two tables. Jack Hall won high and LaGoe second. Delicious refreshments were served.
Girl Scout troop 726 with leaders Mrs. Roy Flones Mrs. Bob Beck and helper Mrs. Ralph Wilkie plus a daughter of Mrs. Flones spent last weekend at Alma cabin. Eighteen girls participated and bought all groceries after planning meals. They cooked themselves and worked on special projects earning school badges. Mothers assisted with transportation. the group left Friday night after school and returned Sunday afternoon.
Miss Krchmar Carl Douglas and Miss Margaret Krchmar united in marriage at noon Saturday January 15 at St James Church with Rev Fr Robert W Davey officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Krchmar of Harrison and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Sr of Harrison.
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