Tuesday Bridge Club Socials and Scores Roundup
The Tuesday bridge club met at Mrs. John Stough’s home and at Mt. Pleasant with guests Mrs. Leo Oden Mrs. Will Hawkins and others. Prizes went to Mrs. Hawkins Mrs. Davy Mrs. Frey and Mrs. Harter with high second and traveling honors.
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John Stough
Leo Oden
Will Hawkins
Hawkins
JL. BE. Davy
Mt. Pleasant
L. D. Wagner
Harry Webbrly
Austin Bates
George White
Wheaton Ave
Henry Doll
Oden
Women Golfers Defeat Alma 5 3 at Twin Elms
Twenty six Alma players joined Clare golfers at Twin Elms on a Wednesday morning. Clare won 5 3 with Betty Lake and Albert Haley low medal scores of 50 and 43. Fred Doherty won a ball for high score on three blind holes. A second round followed lunch and a trip to Portland on July 31 for central Michigan Tournament qualification.
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Alma
Twin Elms
Clare
Betty Lake
Albert Haley
Fred Doherty
Portland
Central Michigan
Wilkies Celebrate Golden Wedding at Mt Pleasant Home
Mr and Mrs Will Wilkie marked their golden wedding on June 25 at their Mt Pleasant home. Relatives attended from Clare Lan sing St Johns Detroit Whitmore Florida and Sanilac County for a noon dinner and 2 pm open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilkie
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Lansing
St. Johns
Detroit
Whitmore
Florida
Sanilac County
Pleasant Surprise as Collins Seltzer Wed in Saginaw
Miss Virginia Collins daughter of Mrs Coral Collins and Arthur Seltzer son of Mr and Mrs Clair Seltzer were married last November 25 in Saginaw. Both attend Central State Teachers College with active campus roles. They plan to reside in Saginaw after a Michigan honeymoon.
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Virginia Colling
Coral Collins
Arthur Seltzer
Saginaw
Clair Seltzer
Los Angeles
California
Miss Collins
Clare High School
Central State Teachers College
Warriner Literary Society
Seltzer
Central State
Thusian Fraternity
Men’s Union
Northern
Michigan
Sentinel
Mrs Norris Blystone Honored as Friday Bridge Club Guest
The Friday bridge club entertained at Mrs F C Sanford's home. Mrs Jack Hall held high score and Mrs Ethel Allen second. The bride Mrs Norris Blystone was called for and given a gift. Lunch included portions of her daughter's wedding cake.
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Mrs. Norris Blystone
F. C. Sanford
Jack Hall
Ethel Allen
Norris Blystone
Olga Barks and Thomas Sturges wed at Flint church
Miss Olga Barks and Thomas Sturges married at Bethany Presbyterian in Flint with Rev. N BR Roberts officiating. The ceremony featured yellow rosebud decor, Sheer chiffon gown, yellow rosebud bouquet, and reception for fifty at the bride’s home. The couple plans a Canada trip before settling in Flint. Attending locals included Mr and Mrs George Snider and others from Roscommon.
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Bethany Presbyterian Church
Flint
Olga Barks
Thomas Sturges
N. BR. Roberts
Henry Snider
Plint
Sturges
Jasper Sturges
Dort Highway
Virginia Wilcox
George Snider
Leonard Irwin
Frank Snider
Roscommon
Birthday Gathering for C P Haring in Clare
Friends and family from Stetler Alberta and Clare join C P Haring for a birthday supper at Lena Haring’s home. Twenty six guests share cake and stories while exchanging greetings and wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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C. P. Haring
Stetler Alberta
Clare
Lena Haring
Haring
Geo. Haring
Chris Haring
Bobby
Joyce
Alberta
Canada
H. B. Yaeger
Coleman
Hazel Haring
Lansing
C. P
Chas. Haring
John Haring
Linda Lee
J. J
Warren Haring
Rosco Smith
Dora Hess
Fred
Dorothy Hess
Chas. Hess
Phillis Albrandt
Ike Methner
Clarence
Roger
Lowell Haring
Rebekahs Adjourn for Summer Months in Clare Lodge
Fifteen members of Clare Rebekah Lodge met with Minnie Wilkie in charge. A vacation till September was voted due to heat, with notices sent to the assembly secretary. Fannie Schultz presented a guess box won by Marguerite Byba, and chocolates were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Wilkie
Noble Grand
Assembly
Fannie Schultz
Marguerite Byba
Fannie
Fourteenth Annual Denno Reunion Held Sunday July Second
The Fourteenth annual Denno reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Anna Denno on July 2. A pot luck dinner was served at noon to forty-six members. Visitors included relatives from Lansing Sagitaw Breckenridge Bannister Flint and Indiana among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denno
Anna Denno
Ralph Denno
Lansing
Will Denno
Sagitaw
Addie Muscott
Arlo Simmons
Baby
Breckenridge
M. G. Nixon
Gateway to the North souvenirs from Gitt and Flower shop
A colorful advertisement highlights souvenirs from the Gitt and Flower shop described as beautiful and useful items for visitors. The notice emphasizes attractive keepsakes and practical keepsakes for travelers passing through the gateway to the north.
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Adv
Preserve and Eat Raspberries During Season
The article extols raspberries as a prime Michigan crop alongside blackberries and loganberries and notes Cuthbert as the leading home use variety with Cumberland among black varieties. It advises careful handling, proper packaging in pint boxes, and recommends using raspberry juice in desserts and frostings while highlighting July as peak canning time and the nutritional value of berries over calories.
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Michigan
Chicago
New York City
Latham
Cumberland
Eveen
Leitner Families Gather at Saginaw Reunion
The Leitner families met for a picnic dinner at Saginaw Tourist Park on Sunday July Sth. Attendees from Pontiac included Milton Leitner and family, Rex Leitner, John Horn and children, Ida Leitner, and others. Relatives from Gladwin and Clare joined in the gathering with extensive visiting after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitner
Saginaw Tourist Park
Milton Leitner
Walter
John
Donna
Rex Leitner
Milton
John Horn
Herbert
Harold
Lois
Elien Joyce
Mary Lou
Orin Leitner
Jamie
Richard
Marlin
Ida Leitner
Pontiac
Lorin Leitner
Sammie
Wayne
Vereah Leitner
Rosalie Cameron
Gladwin
Earl Sanders
Helen
Russel
Galen Coats
Gary
Glen Newman
Frank Sanders
Clare
Little Henry Frees Celebrates Ninth Birthday
Henry Frees celebrated his ninth birthday on July 3 with about twenty five guests. A red white and blue cake centered the table as refreshments were served. Henry played Hawaiian guitar numbers for friends and received generous gifts to aid continuing guitar lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Henry Frees
Henry
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Tim Frey
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Roy Harter
R. B. Hengley
Kool
Clare Cleaners
Howard W. Jones
Mt Pleasant
Vista Collins
Oxford
Davy
Mich
Elizabeth McIntosh
Rebekah Club
Lulu Lamh
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
U.S.P
Kentucky Club
Bay
Exchange & Service
Ida M. Crigier
Chaarla
SL Wavls
Ida M. Grigier
Crigier
Gall
E. State St. Clare
Jmich
Tel
Clare, Harrison and Farwell
Charis Corp
Allentown