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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1950

Page

3

Vera Pacholke and George White Wed in Kawkawin Ring Ceremony

Miss Vera Pacholke daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Pacholke of Kawkawin married George Me White son of Mr and Mrs Alva White of Clare in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev H A Storm at Zion Lutheran parsonage on Saturday January 11 at 4 pm. The bride wore blue slipper satin with white accessories and carried red roses white carnations stephonotis. Bridesmaid Lang Pacholke wore pink slipper satin with black accessories and carried pink roses and green and white carnations. Best man Virgil White wore a blue pin stripe suit. A red rose boutonniere adorned each couple. A wedding supper and reception followed at the Pacholke home. The couple honeymooned in West Virginia and plan to reside with the bride’s parents. White works in the oil fields in Kawkawin.

Vera, Pacholke Otto Pacholke Kawkawiin George Me White Alva White Clare H. A. Storm Zion Lutheran Pargonaee Lang Pacholke Virgil White

Bridge Standings Dominate Fourth Round at Hotel Doherty

The Hicknell Wyman team led the fourth round of the bridge tournament at the Hotel Doherty and won grand slam honors for the evening. Bicknell Duncan also claimed grand slam status. Top six scores for the night included Bicknell Wyman 9 010 and Bicknell Duncan 4 816. Total to date list Bicknell Wyman 18 040 Zinser Hartshorn 12 800 Jackson Green 11 140 Hawley Wloch 10 070 Bicknell Duncan 8 440 Sands Carr 8 420.

Doherty Hicknell-Wyman Bicknel-Duncan Bicknell-Wyman Bicknell-Duncan Kinde-McDonald Jackson-Green Zinser-Hartshorn Murdoch-Casner Hawley-Wloch Sands-Carr

Holland wedding unites VanBraght and Ryan in double ring rite

Miss Marie VanBraght daughter of Mr and Mrs Chrig VanBraght of Holland Michigan married James B Ryan Jr son of Mr and Mrs James H B Ryan of Clare in a Saturday January 21 Nuptial High Mass at St Francis DeSales Church Holland The bridal party wore blue gowns and carried colonial bouquets Best man Bernard Wyman ushers Eugene Zeimer Bill Nestle and Hari Pearson attended The couple left for a Florida honeymoon and will reside in the Roberts Apartments Alma The groom works as sales manager for Alma Trailer Company

Marie VanBraght Chrig VanBraght Holland James. B. Ryan, Jr James HB. Ryan Clare St. Francis DeSales ‘Church Marge van Braght Tony van Braght Colleen Elaine Ryan Horizon Bernard Wyman Eugene Zeimer Detroit University of Detroit Bill Nestle Ithaca Hari Pearson Holland Country Club J. P. Ryan Hugene Wyman Richard Koch Robert Mitchell Alma

Mrs Wilkinson Reports Rebekah Tourist Club News in Bradenton

Mrs Wilkinson, president of the Mary A Fowler Rebekah Tourist Club, writes from Bradenton Florida about club activities and members from across the United States. She attends a tea honoring International President Inez Crosby of Maine, praising Bradenton as The Friendly City and noting a Christmas party for forty with an initiation of five new members.

Harrison Simmons Sam Wilkinson Bradenton Florida Wilkinson Mary A. Fowler Rebekah Tourist Club United States Wilkingon Inez Crosby Maine Rebekah Assembly Mary Fowler Connecticut Crosby

Oddfellows Rebekah District Meet in Mt Pleasant

The Clare Isabella District Association of Rebekahs and Oddfellows met in Mt Pleasant for its January gathering. Eighty five attended despite weather. officers presided, a welcome address was given, and a program followed with grand lodge official Lewis Capen present to show I C O F and Rebekah Camp films. The next meeting is scheduled for Shephard on February 18 with a pot luck supper and dancing to close.

Clare- Isabella District Association of Rebekahs and Oddfellows Mt. Pleasant Harley Philco Ina Hammond Clare America Evert Philco Noble Grand Mr. Pleasant Oddfellows Mr. Pleasant Oddfellows, and the Response, Mrs. Hammond Ora Howe Grand Herald Lewis D. Capen Milbrook Grand Lodge Rebekah Big Star Lake Shepherd Ning

Methodist Church Board Plans Easter Season

The Clare Methodist Church Board met in the church parlors with Rev. L. J. Nevins presiding. Secretary Mrs. Clayton Nell and treasurers Mrs. Reva Maxwell and Mrs. Will Gardow reported and were accepted. Plans for Lent and Easter were outlined for the February meeting.

METHODIST CHURCH _ BOARD Clare Methodist Church Board L. J. Nevins Clayton Nell Reva Maxwell Will Gardow

Fellowship Holds Interesting Meet By Methodist Youth

The Methodist Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening with two pictures shown "Gift of Green" and "You and Your Family." Rev. Bob Straley of Leaton spoke on David and Goliath. Sandra Schultz presided and introduced new Clare group advisors Mr and Mrs Allan Tulk. Games and refreshments followed.

Methodist Youth Fellowship Bob Straley Leaton David Goliath Sandra Schultz Allan Tulk

Pat Bowens Honored Sunday At Open House

Mr and Mrs Pat Bowen of Barryton observed their golden wedding anniversary with a 1 00 dinner for sixty relatives and 100 friends at the community building then open house from 3 to 6 pm All their children were present including James Doherty Detroit Roy Cimmerer Clare Harry Bowen Detroit Clarence Bowen Owosso Floyd Bowen Lansing Howard Bowen Detroit Roy Bowen Barryson and Leo Bowen Grand Rapids with twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild A television set was given from the children both aged 75 and 71.

Pat. Bowen Barryton Bowens McBain James Doherty Detroit Roy Cimmerer Clare Harry Bowen Clarence Bowen Owosso Floyd Bowen Lansing Howard Bowen Roy Bowen Barryson Leo Bowen Grand Rapids

King's Daughters Society Entertained by Mrs Schoonover

The Baptist King's Daughters Society met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Elizabeth Schoonover's home. Past president Mrs Carl Chaplin presided, led prayers, readings from Acts, and shared remarks on kindness. Flower chair was named. gifts from Bob and Helen Doyle were noted. birthday luncheon planned. future meetings listed.

King’s Daughters Society Mrs. Schoonover Baptist King's Daughters Society Elizabeth Schoonover Carl Chaplin Florida Wilmer Curtis Chaplin C. C. Knapp Aft Bob Helen Doyle Grand Rapids Bible Institute Harold Looms Dewey Paxton Roy Kinsey Minnie Brown

Clare Chapter No 19 to Install at Clare City Hall

The Clare Chapter No 19 of the American Gold Star Mothers will install officers Wednesday evening February 1 at 8:00 p m in Clare City Hall. Mrs Florence Thatcher past Mt Pleasant Chapter president and State Historian will be installing officer. The American Legion and W PF all mothers and friends are invited.

Clare American Gold Star Mothers, Inc Clare City Hall Florence Thatcher Mt. Pleasant The American Legion W. PF

Clare Lodge Initiation Set for James Negilla Next Week

Clare 1 0 0 F Lodge met Monday evening with Har ley Holt presiding. Over fifty members attended as James Negilla received the initiatory degree and another initiation is planned for next Monday with first degree the following week. Committees include Finance Richard Hall Gordon McIntosh Clifton Bouchey Hospital Bed Andrew Irwin Jr Blood Donors Clyde Hull Entertainment Bud Shepherd Ernest Green. A membership drive has Archambault to head City Slickers and Ernest Irwin will lead Country Cobblers. The contest runs until February 20 with a pot luck supper for losers.

Clare F. Lodge Harley Holt Noble Grand Robert Archambault James Negilla Richard Hall Gordon McIntosh Clifton Bouchey Andrew Irwin, Jr Clyde Hull Bud Shepherd Ernest Green Ernest Irwin

Forty Five Rebekahs Hold Hall Meeting

Forty five Rebekahs met in their hall with Mrs. Carrie Green and Mrs. Olive Irwin presiding. Twelve past grands answered roll call. District No. 20 Association to meet at Weidman on April 23. Card party scheduled for January 28. attendees asked to bring cakes, tables and cards. Polio dance set for February 21 with committee reports on lodge program.

Rebekahs Carrie Green Noble Grand Olive Irwin Treya Sparkel Guardian Allen Howlett District No. 20 Association Weidman Dorothy Shepherd Florence Irwin Margaret Irwin Grand Lodge

Board Recap Highlights School Activities and Drill Practice

Mrs. Hoa Schlafley secretary of the Board of Trustees presented a report on activities at the meeting. At the end of the session Mrs Ina Hammond degree captain oversaw drill practice.

Hoa Schlafley Board of Trustees Ina Hammond

Metal Furniture Finish Demands Tough Smooth Coating

A modern metal furniture coating should be easy to maintain and keep clean, with a smooth finish. It must be tough durable and attractive and resistant to acids and alcohols. The finish should protect surfaces while preserving appearance over time.

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Vera Pacholke George White Kawkawlin Mrs. White West Virginia Mr White Kawkawhin By Howard Everts Howard Everts Apriest Rogers Pandit Nehru Chas. A. Perry James Wilson Courtney K. Bauer Marjean Everts Betty Lou Bell Donald Bigelows Allan Turks Reynard Allens Henry Schroeders Everts H. M. Everts West Fifth St. Clare Michigan Me Arried Saarday Holland, Mich Mrs. Wilkinson Oddfellow - Rebekah District Association Pat Bowens Dad Maurice Mich Clubs and Lodges Clare, Michigan Winter Drug Specials U.S.P Jerris Eastman Camera Eastman Films Economy Drug Store Clara Rebekah Vin Korchens FN Steel Household Appliances, Inc McEwan Clare, Mich
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