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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1958

Page

3

Joye Sersaw Weds Connie Sherman in June Garden Church

Constance Ince Sherman daughter of Ralph and Mrs Johnson of Route 2 Clare and Joye Edward Sersaw son of James Sersaw of Coleman united in marriage at Daniel's Band Church on Saturday June 28 at 3 pm. Rev Wesley Hoggard Sr. officiated with soloist Mrs Stella Munger and pianist Mrs Marion Ware.

Constance Ince Sherman Ralph Johnson Clare and Joye Edward Sersaw James Sersaw Coleman Daniel’s Band Church Wesley Hoggard Sr Midland Stella Munger Marion Ware Wilma Ives Earl Ives Basil Sersaw Joe Hawkins Johnson

Lutheran Aid Welcomes New Member in July Social Plans

The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Marie Schug's home with thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. Emil Leis, welcomed as a new member. Plans were made for an ice cream social July 25 from 3 to 9 p.m. in the church basement, featuring cake ice cream pie ala mode and coffee. Committee members were J C Marotzke Paul Schroeder and Schug. Next meeting August 7 at Mrs Norman Behrenke's home.

Lutheran Ladies Aid Marie Schug Emil Leis Hattie Kleman John Robson Robert Voss J. C. Marotzke Paul Schroeder Schug

Club Meets At Mrs Morden’s Friendly Neighbor Group

The Friendly Neighbor Club met at Mrs John Morden’s home with eleven members and three visitors. Vice president Mrs Clarence Ramey led a short business meeting. Bridge winners were Mrs Jack Bouchey first, Mrs Ramey second, and Mrs Alfred Zastrow last. A lunch was served. next meeting is at Mrs Zastrow’s on July 24.

Friendly Neighbor Club John Morden Clarence Ramey Bridge Kene Jack Bouchey Ramey Alfred Zastrow Zastrow

Women's Society session at Coleman Church in Clare

The Isabella Sub-district Serminar and Officers Training meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Thursday at Coleman Methodist Church for a day long session. A free lunch was served by Coleman ladies to 95 guests with welcoming remarks by Mrs. Earl Poindexter. Mrs. Donald E. Holbrook spoke on Christ after the resurrection and the parable of the Talents as scripture, followed by discussions on study classes, books, and program material. Afternoon officer clinics offered tips and guidance, with many Clare attendees listed.

Isabella Woman's Society of Christian Service Colemani Methodist Church Cole‘man Earl Poindexter Breckenridge Big Rapids Donald E. Holbrook Clare Holbrook Mary Seiter Alma Seiter Beatrice Seiter Mary Brook Fannie Yeoman Verona White Olive Robinette Florence Samborn Mary Hansen Genevieve Born Ella Downs Iva Fisher

Sue Holmes Hosts Bridge Club Holiday Play

Mrs Sue Holmes entertained her Bridge Club on Thursday evening July 3 with two tables. Guest Mrs Percy Stough of Jonesville. High score Mrs Hattie Porter, second high Mrs Frank Murdoch, low Mrs Stough. Grand slam honors to Porter and Murdoch. A delicious lunch was served. The club met again on July 10 at Mrs Ervin Zinser home with guest Mrs Stough. Winners were Zinser high, Murdoch second, Porter low. A delicious lunch followed.

Sue Holmes Percy Stough Jonesville Hattie Porter Frank Murdoch Stough Porter Murdoch Ervin Zinser Zinser

Past Matrons Club Meets for Pot Luck Dinner

The Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Myra Asline's home for a noon pot luck with eleven members present. The group planned no August meeting and announced a September gathering hosted by Mrs. Nellie Koster at McBain.

Myra Asline Nellie Koster McBain

Neighbors Welcome Owens Family to Neighborhood

Mr and Mrs William Case and family along with Mr and Mrs Rus and their children hosted a Tuesday barbecue on the Foell lawn. The event served as a welcome for new neighbors Mr and Mrs Ray Owens and their children who recently moved in.

William Case Russell Foell Foell Ray Owens

Bonhams and friends enjoy summer visits and travel notes

Mr and Mrs Charles Bonham of Pontiac host visiting relatives including Marshall Bonham and Mrs Etta Abbott for ten days. Mr and Mrs John Hanson vacationed at Lake Margaret near Grayling. Mrs Mary Osborn visited Point Lookout cottage with her children. Mr and Mrs Frank Danielson of Minneapolis spent Fourth of July weekend with M E McDonald. Mrs Beatrice Rosier of Flint spent last weekend with M E McDonald. W Morford of Freeport New York visited Hartshorn family and others before leaving July 16 for Fort Knox Kentucky for a month then El Paso Texas. his family remains with Roy Harter parents until deployment.

Charles Bonham Pontiac Ean Dnescay Marshall Bonham Etta Abbott Bonham John Hanson Lake Margarethe Grayling Mary Osborn Point Lookout AuGres Frank Danielson Minneapolis Minnesota M. BE. McDonald Beatrice Rosier Flint M. E. McDonald Freeport New York Richard Hartshorn Cora B. Morford Russell Foell Harvey Hartshorn William Fort Knox Kentucky el Paso Texas Roy. Harter

Peter and Anne Reale Hairstylists Change in Mt Pleasant

Peter and Anne Reale, hairdressers, relocate their styling business from New York to Mt Pleasant. The noted pair plan to resume operations at a new address on Main Street, offering cuts, coloring, and styling services.

Mt, Pleasant Spring Peter & Anne Reale

Itch Me Not advertised at Hvonomy Drug Store

Local drug store promotes ITCH-ME-NOT with a claim to stop itching within minutes and speed healing. The ad highlights a 48¢ price and targets externally caused itching conditions.

Hvonomy

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Donald Holbrook at Coldwater Lake

Mrs Ruth Hachmutth hosted a July 5 dinner at her Coldwater Lake cottage honoring her daughter Mrs Donald Holbrook. Attending were Mr Holbrook, Mr and Mrs William Kissner and their son Billy of Clio, Mr and Mrs Gerald Irwin with Debbie and Johnny of St Johns, and Mrs Reva Maxwell.

Ruth‘Hachmutth Coldwater Lake Donald Holbrook Holbrook William Kissner Billy Clio Gerald Irwin Debbie Johnny St. Johns Reva Maxwell

Amory Social Honors Sgt William Lucy Before Reassignment

Mr and Mrs Russell entertained at their home on Saturday evening July 12 honoring Sgt and Mrs William Lucy who leave soon for his re assignment Armory friends and their wives attended Bill showed Hawaii picture slides A buffet lunch followed at midnight.

Russell Fell Sgt William Lucy Armory Bill Hawaii

White Russians Begin New Life in Brazil Migrants arrive in Los Angeles

A contingent of 492 White Russian Old Believers and families arrived at Los Angeles Airport to start new lives in Brazil. Church groups and officials welcomed them, with support from Church World Service and the World Council of Churches. The group had waited years in Hong Kong after fleeing China, aided by funds and supplies from American Protestant churches.

Los Angeles Hong: Kong Brazil Church Federation of Russia China Hong Kong Church World Service World Council of Churches Inter-Governmental Committee For European Migration United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees

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