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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1956
Page
10
Miss Barbara Evelyn Colton and James Chester Gordon married in a candle light ceremony June 30 at Lake Baptist Church. The couple, both graduates, will reside at 610 N. 5th in Coleman after a Northern Michigan honeymoon.
Marion Freeman daughter of Margaret Freeman and the late Irvin Freeman of Farwell and Richard Lee Cook son of Mr and Mrs Orves Cook of Weidman were united in marriage before Rev Cel ler at the Broomfield Lutheran church on June 23. The bride wore nylon sheer net and lace over satin with a fingertip veil and carried red baby roses. Attendants included maid of honor Soneia Hardenburg and bridesmaids Carol Krueger and flower girls Darla Cook Janice Schug. Best man was Jack Cook. Emerson Marshall served with Edward Schug as attendant. The church was decorated with pink and white peonies and Canterbury bells. A reception followed at the Weidman school. the couple planned a wedding trip to the Upper Peninsula and will reside on the Orves Cook farm. The bride and groom are both graduates of Weidman High School class of 1955 and are farmers.
Mr and Mrs Robert Bolin announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis JoAnn Bolin to William Seiter Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Seiter Sr The couple plans a September wedding.
Mr and Mrs Richard Nivison and son Ricky of Shreveport Louisiana visit their parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Nivison and Mr and Mrs John Tice. A pot luck dinner for 26 at the Tice home celebrated Dick Nivison and David Tice with birthday cakes and gifts during a family gathering with photos and movies.
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