Local Gilmore couple wed at Gilmore Church of Christ
Mrs Samantha Duty and Walter Wood were united in marriage Friday January 20 at 6 30 p m with C Hiram Gates officiating. Attendants were Jesse Wood and his wife. Corsages and boutonnieres complemented the ceremony. A reception followed at the Duty home where the couple will reside. Both are lifelong Gilmore township residents.
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Samantha Duty
Walter Wood
Gilmore Church of Christ
C. Hiram Gates
Jesse Wood
Wood
Gilmore Township
Penny McCray Weds Larry Higgins in Saginaw Church
Penny McCray, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Higgins, married Larry Higgins at Saginaw Lutheran Church in a quiet ceremony attended by close family. The couple’s wedding dinner followed at Bancroft Hotel. The bride is a Saginaw High School graduate and the groom, a Farwell High School alum from 1958, works as a Government Surveyor's helper and faces an upcoming transfer.
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Wesley Higgins
Miss Penny
Jean McCray
Larry Higgins
Saginaw Lutheran Church
Bancroft Hotel
Saginaw High School
Farwell High School
Class Views TV Program at Vern Funnell Home
Mrs Elza Beery and 30 government students were guests at the Vern Funnell home for an hour long TV program. The Funnells praised the students for their splendid conduct and interest. A large crowd attended the National Credit Union party at Farwell school Saturday night with entertainment a film and lunch.
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Elza Beery
Vern Funnell
National Credit Union Party
Farwell School
World War I Auxiliary Installation at Clare VFW Hall
The World War I Auxiliary No. 228 held a pot luck dinner at the Clare VFW Hall. Installation of new officers includes Lola Fordyce as President and Iva Wood as Historian. Guests from Standish, Alma, Harrison, and Cadillac attended. next meeting scheduled for February’s last Sunday.
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VFW
Clare
Lola Fordyce
Gilmore
Iyone Gorr
Farwell
Elsie Warner
Clarice Bellows
Harrison
Isabel Cooper
Inice Eaton
Grace Pitts
Iva Wood
Mt. Pleasant
Ethel Rutter
Hiley Jarvis
Corrine Freeman
Markell
Gilbert Linse
Brooks
Standish
George Fuller
Alma
Cowles
Ovid
Carl Lamb
Cadillac
Lamb
Mrs. Watkins Elected District Home Extension Chairman
Mrs. Neil Watkins of Lake a Home Extension member for fifteen years was elected District Home Extension Council chairman at the Council's January meeting in Standish. She will preside for two years and represent the nine‑county area on the Michigan Home Economics Extension Council Advisory Board, succeeding Mrs. Oliver Dennis of Gladwin.
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Neil Watkins
Lake
Home Extension
District Home Extension Council
Standish
Watkins
Clare’charity Hairsman
Retretary Energy
Earvel
Michigan Home Economics Extension Council
Oliver Dennis
Gladwin
Michigan
Royal Arch Masons hold special meeting January 28
Royal Arch Masons of Farwell announce a special meeting on Saturday night January 28 at 7 30 p m They will present Past Masters Degree and Most Excellent Masters Degree A pot luck dinner will follow the ceremony
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Royal Arch Masons of
Farwell
Stanley Wins Sales Contest
Leon Stanley of the Leon Stanley Oil Company won second prize in a national B F Goodrich tire dealer contest in the Detroit Zone. The competition ran during September October and November with several hundred dealers taking part. Stanley has been a Goodrich dealer since 1953.
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Leon Stanley
Leon Stanley Oil Company
B. F. Goodrich Tire Company
Stanley
B. F. Goodrich
Detroit
BAF
Goodrich
Clare County Auto Registration Totals for 1960 Reported
Secretary of State James M. Hare release shows Clare county collected 108 924 25 dollars from 7 143 motorized units in 1960. Weight taxes rose to 685 644 36 dollars statewide.
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Clare County
James M. Hare
Hare
Michigan
True Magazine Special Issue 25th Anniversary Collector’s Edition
A handsome 25th anniversary issue of True magazine arrives on newsstands this week. The collector’s issue covers hunting outdoors politics boxing men’s fashion and features fiction by prominent writers. It includes more ads pages and circulation than prior issues and sells for 50 cents.
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True
Man's Magazine
America
Olive May Boody Olive Oliver obituary in Clare Michigan
Olive May Boody born February 16 1881 daughter of George and Mary Boody died January 19 1961 at Ardis Convalescent Home after a lingering illness at age 79 She lived on a farm with her parents worked in Detroit Montana and North Carolina moved to Clare in 1919 married Adam Oliver in 1921 after his death December 29 1947 she remained active in Church of God Surviving are stepson Clare Oliver of Saginaw brother Ward Boody sister Mrs Roy Feighner and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held January 22 1961 at Stephenson Funeral Home with Rev Lee Sick officiating and burial at Silvey Township cemetery
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George
Mary Boody
Ardis
Detroit
Montana
North Carolina
Clare
Adam Oliver
Olive
Church of God
Clare Oliver
Saginaw
Ward Boody
Roy Feighner
Ward Feighner
Mt. Clemens
Samuel Hassel
Leong Boody
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