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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
8
Ten players from Clare joined St Johns for Golf Day. Despite rain the group completed nine holes and some stayed for bridge. Clare winners were Jean Cradit, Luella Robbins, and Rin DeLong.
Effie Harvey hosted the Friendly Neighbor Club last Thursday with business led by president June Ramey. Bridget Keno won in the games and a luncheon followed. The Meet-a-While Club met June 23 at Lula McPhail’s for a pot luck lunch with ten members and two visitors. Edna Robinson won first prize in Monte Carlo Bingo. Next meeting is July 7 at Mrs. Gladys Patennan’s Coleman home. The Sunshine Club gathered Tuesday at Jennie Cobleigh’s. Ruth Parent guest, Laura Snider first prize, Lula Shaw second, Florence Robinette low, and Mrs. Parent traveler. refreshments served.
Mrs Dan Czyzewski and Sharon and Mrs Zelda Boulth of Midland spent the weekend at Boyne Mountain with Mr Czyzewski. On Monday they visited Mrs Jennie Amble and Mr and Mrs Walter Ash in Harrison. Albert Samborn and family of Dexeter were weekend guests of Lula McPhail and Evelyn Weadle. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Ed Diehl of Rosebush to help with siding on Mrs Weadle's house. (continues with other local visits)
The Five Lakes Farm Bureau met June 22 at the Erhart home. Kenneth Kapplinger led a discussion opposing the Supreme Court reapportionment ruling and urging Michigan legislators to pursue a constitutional amendment for a fixed legislative structure plus a delay on altering Boards of Supervisors The group warned against the effects of pure democracy on rural areas and outstate cities.
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The Clare County Farm Bureau Women meet Tuesday afternoon July 6 at Mrs. Vesta Lower's home. The session begins at 1 30 PM with officer elections and a talk on glaucoma by Dr. Sweet.
Nancy Bowers and Michael Keenon wed Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the First Methodist Church of Clare with Rev. Robert Hales officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bowers, wore a white satin gown and carried yellow roses, white stephanotis, and ivy. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keenan of Midland.
A Colonville Church basement event invites community members to reveal cards and gifts Friday evening July 9 at 8 p.m. Call 2337 or 2623 to join or withdraw. Local social notes list visits and gatherings among Magnus, McQueen, Rutter, Higgin, Wellman, and others.
Engagement announced by Mrs. Dale Vincent of Durand for her daughter Allene Marie Vincent to Larry D. Cole of Clare. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard D. Cole. Planned wedding set for August 7.
Clare residents Mr and Mrs Frank LaPratt announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Kay to Douglas Syckle son of Mr and Mrs Donald Syckle of Farwell The couple plans a wedding with a white gown corsages and a tiered cake A reception at Clare I O C F Hall hosted by the bride’s uncle and aunt Mrs Ray Hales Presiding at the guest book was Miss Karen Thornton The couple will reside in Midland at 813 East Indian Street where he works in the maintenance department at Blessed Sacrament School and Church She is a Clare High School graduate Class of 1962 and attended LBU in Lansing She has worked at Dow Chemical The groom’s family details are provided in the announcement.
Miss Colleen Ruth Spencer announces engagement to Gary Richard Endres of Clare. Both graduates of Clare High School 1963 with further study at Michigan State University Northwood Institute and Central Michigan University. Wedding set for August 28 at St. Cecilia's Church in Clare.
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