Married Sunday At Angola Ind
Mrs Arlene Hawking and William Foell spoke their marriage vows Sunday January 21 in the Church of God Angola with Rev Smith performing the ring ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs George Winn and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Walter Foell. They will reside in Gladwin after a brief honeymoon in Canada. The bride works in the telephone office and the groom is with Graham Hoeme Plow Company in Gladwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Hawking
William Foell
Church of God
Angola
Smith
George Winn
Walter Foell
Anne Tappan
Midland
Richard Hales
Ladies Union Meets With Mrs Bogardus
The Ladies Union gathered at Mrs Eva Bogardus home Friday afternoon with nine members present. President Mrs Gertrude Gardiner conducted the meeting and an invitation was extended to meet January 24th with the Guild at the church. The next meeting is set for February 2nd at Mrs Mac Cudneys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bogardus
Gertrude Gardiner
Mac Cudney
Special Zenobia Chapter Holds Evening Meeting
The Zenobia chapter O BH held a special meeting January 18 with Mrs. Erma Gephart and Waldo Gephart presiding. Guests included Mrs. Greta Masten and Mrs. Alma Seiter. Ida Mary Loomis and Ruth Montney were initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
Erma Gephart
Waldo Gephart
Greta ‘Masten
Alma Seiter
Michigan
North
Carolina
Ida Mary Loomis
Ruth Montney
Doris Gerow
Erma Cole
Nina Rosendahl
Iva Fisher
George Lehr
Frank Shirley
Gay’s Dime Store
School of Instruction
Phillis McClean and Jack Smith to Wed in Burbank
Mrs. A D Johnson’s grandson Jack Smith will marry Phillis McClean in Burbank California on January 26. Jack Smith is the son of Rev George B Smith who visited Clare last summer and will be remembered by many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Johnson
Jack Smith
Phillis McClean
Burbank
California
Jack
George B. Smith
Clare
Mrs Harley Sowle Hosts Susanna Wesley Circle Meeting
Mrs Harley Sowle hosted the Susanna Wesley Circle on Monday with strong attendance and guests. Karen Ann Wallington entertained with a talking dolly. Mrs Louis Fan Covic received a pink and blue shower.
Bridge Standings From Doherty Hotel Tourney Round Three
The Doherty Hotel hosts the third round of the bridge tourney with upsets in total scores. Top six teams and their cumulative totals: Zinser Hartshorn 11 670, Bicknell Wyman 11 100, Caple Allen 10 400, Hall Frey 8 620, Johnston Doherty 6 910, Pinkerton Ruby 6 090. Evening leaders list Bicknell Wyman 5 690, Paterson Wheeler 3 620, Johnston Doherty 3 460, Zinser Hartshorn 2 470, Murdoch Harter 2 320, Pinkerton Ruby 1 950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty Hotel
Zinser-Hartshorn
Bicknell-Wyman
Caple-Allen
Hall-Frey
Johnston-Doherty
Pinkerton-Ruby
Paterson-Wheeler
el Johnston-Doherty
Murdoch-Harter
Benefit Card Party at Clare LC.C.F. Hall
A benefit card party will be held at Clare LC.C.F. Hall on Wednesday evening January 31. Tickets are 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Lc.c.f. Hall
Community Club Socials and Pot Luck Dinners Highlight Week
Mrs Bertha Cappaert hosted a social Monday evening with a tasty lunch after. Friday Afternoon Bridge Club had two tables with Mrs James Rassat winning high and Mrs Harold Wright second. The Birthday Club enjoyed a bounteous pot luck lunch at Mrs Dorothy Denton's Friday. Pepper Club held four tables at Raymond Lennox home with top scores by Mrs Elmer Methner and Barney McNerney. A bountiful pot luck supper followed. The Wise Pepper Club plans to meet Friday at Lavern Rockett's. Friendly Neighbor Club met January 18 with games and lunch. next meeting February 1 at Mrs Lola Rulapaugh's. Clare Benefit Auxiliary met January 17 for a birthday pot luck dinner. next meet February 7 at Mrs Raymond Pryor and birthday pot luck February 21 at Mrs Bertha Cappaert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Artibes
James Rassat
Harold Wright
Lite
Dorothy Denton
Herbert Leonard
Bertha, Cappaert
Albert Aube
Aube
Wise Pepper Club
Raymond Lennox
Elmer Methner
Barney McNerney
John Stough
Lawrence Atkinson
Lavern Rockett
Friendly Neighbor Club
Richard Hall
Mabel Fortin
Rachel Russell
Helen Erter
Lola Rulapaugh
Clare Benefit
C. D. Harvey
Mrs Oscar Olson Honored at Guild Meeting
Mrs Oscar Olson was guest of honor at the Congregational Ladies Guild meeting held at Mrs Harold Hughes home on SARE Fifth street Wednesday January 24. Misses N A Biden and A M Artibes led prayers and a prize in the little people contest was awarded to Mrs Sara Doherty with Mrs Olson second and Mrs Bernice Wilson third. The next guild meeting is set for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
Sare Fifth Street
Congregational Ladies Guild
Oscar Olson
The
Ladies Union
Stuart Bicknell
Lionel Duncan
N. A. Biden
John Nelson
Methodist Church
Germany
Sara Doherty
Olson
Bernice Wilson
A. M. Artibes
George Beck
Gertrude Gardiner
Guild
Kings Daughters Honor Miss Martin At Meeting
The Baptist Kings Daughters Society met at Mrs. Dewey Paxton's home on Thursday January 18 for a brief business gathering and to honor Miss Virginia Martin of West Branch who is approved as a Brazilian missionary and would depart March 1. Gifts were presented, and Miss Martin thanked the group in a few remarks. Tea was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. C OC Knapp. Mrs. H B Martin, the honoree's mother, attended, along with Mrs. Edgar Fetterly of Rosebush who later took the Martins home for a visit through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Dewey Paxton
Virginia Martin
West Branch
Brazil
Miss Martin
C. OC. Knapp
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Sunday
Ind
Wold Oloef Rings
Sparklie
H. M. Everts
Fifth Clare, Mich
Harley Sowle
Susemnah
Wesley Circle Mon
Susanna Wesley
Karen Ann Wallington
Dolly
Louis Fancovic
Warren White
Leslia Nevins
William Garcow
Ruth Hachmuth
Nevins
Ralph Cole
Benefit Party
Bertha Cappaert
Clare, Michigan
Thermos
Eastman Flash
Hopalong CassiDy
Cooper’s Louse Powder
King’s Daughters
Martin
de Soto
Desoto
Groucho Marx
NBC
Bob
McEwan Street
Mish
Sra Vietor
RCA
Victor
Household Applianses, Inc
MT. Pleasant
McEwan St
Main
St. PH
National Factory
RCA Victor
Nish
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