Fiora Belle Wild and Foster Marshall Wed Here Saturday
Fiora Belle Wild of Farwell became the bride of Foster P. Marshall of Clare in a home ceremony performed by Justice Win. B. Dunlop Saturday morning. Attendants were Mrs Dunlop and Carl Wehrman. They plan to reside in Clare after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiora Belle Wild
Foster Marshall
Flora Belle Wild
Miv
Oscar Wild
Farwell
Foster P. Marshall
Thomas Marshall
Clare
Win
Ladies Union Meeting In Church Parlors
The Ladies Union met in church parlors June 1 with vice president Mrs. Walter White presiding in the absence of the president Mrs. Gertrude Gardiner. Devotional hymns followed by the Lord's Prayer. A pie sale was voted for Saturday at Gay's Dime Store and a birthday cake for Mrs. Eva Bogardus was shared. The next meeting is set for June 15 with a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
Gertrude Gardiner
Walter White
Gay's Dime Store
Eva Bogardus
Hilda Tibbits
Choir Honors Clare School Graduates
The Clare Methodist Choir honored Clare High School graduates who sang with the choir over the past year at a party last Wednesday evening after rehearsal. Honored were Yvonne Spence Darlene Lear Sandra Schultz and Jerry Broh though he was ill. Gifts were given and refreshments served. Laurence Seiter showed films of the Holland Tulip Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Choir
Clare High School
Yvonne Spence
Darlene Lear
Sandra Schultz
Jerry Broh
Laurence Seiter
Tuesday Evening W S C S Holds Meeting at Methodist Church
The Tuesday evening session of the W S C S convened in the Methodist Church parlor with twenty seven members present. New president Mrs David Seiter led prayer, reports were given by secretary Mrs Ernest Chaffee and treasurer Mrs Theo Wallington, and officers discussed duties and plans including literature placement and parlor furniture purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
David Seiter
James Gillespie
Ernest Chaffee
Theo Wallington
A. B. Mulder
Ralph Cole
Ogal Haggart
Ivan Lozen
Russell Foell
Clara Rebekah Lodge Meets with Fifty Members in Allegan
Clara Rebekah Lodge held a Tuesday meeting with about fifty members. Olive Irwin presided as noble grand and introduced Allegan Rebekah Lodge members and Chicago visitor Anna Westling. The group discussed Memorial Day honors and a June 10 program, with officer re-elections and a birthday supper noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Olive Irwin
Noble Grand
Ina Hammond
Fannie Yeoman
Genevieve Irwin
Helen Gray
Rebekah Assembly
Guardian
Allegan
Assembly
Anna Westling
Chicago Rebekah Lodge
Hammond
Dorothy Shepherd
Carrie Green
Florence Irwin
Doris Mitchell
June Holt
Grace Norwood
Effie Harvey
Arthur D. Johnson
Madeline Seiter
Etta Snider
Alla Howlett
National Gold Star Mothers Convention Report Highlighted
The Clare Chapter of Gold Star Mothers met with President Esther Brown presiding. Reports covered the Washington DC convention with notable guests and events, Arlington wreaths, and tours. Michigan delegate Maude Fry served as national representative. Mary Gerow and Pearl Sanford presented colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chapter
Gold Star Mothers
Esther Brown
Mary Gerow
Pearl Sanford
Violet Querback
Laura Beavers
Cora Bellenbaugh
Virginia Ann Heys
Bollenbaugh
Grand Rapids Rehabilitation Center
Blue Star
Gold Star
Ina Hammond
Statler Hatel
Washington, D. C
Col Waldron &. Leonard
Veterans Affairs
Eleanor D- Boyd
Joseph Donahue
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
H. Feldman
Leo R. Pennington
U. S. Department of Justice
Marion Dela Hull
U. S. Army Band
Gold Star Mothers National Chorus
America
Hammond
Arlington National Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
National Cathedral
National Home Foundation
Long Beach
Calif
Boyd
Michigan
Maude Fry
Grand Rapids
Jennie Bowler
Brown
Women Golfers Lose 3-0 At Portland Club
Clare women golfers were guests of the Portland Club and lost 3-0. The six players were Ruby Garfield Jo Anderson Dade Bonstelle Ben Lange Mary Wicklund and Audrey Bicknell. Mrs Lange led in the absence of the sports committee. A pot luck luncheon followed nine holes at Twin Elms. An important luncheon announcement is planned for June 12 at 9:30 on the home course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Portland
Ruby Garfield
Jo Anderson
Dade Bonstelle
Ben Lange
Mary Wicklund
Audrey Bicknell
Local Bridge Clubs Share Spring Socials and Wins
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club at Mrs. Richard Hartshorn’s home reported high score for contract, Mrs. Alberta Bicknell second, with grand slam honors to Mrs. Alec Artibee and guest Mrs. J. J. Green. The Tuesday group at Mrs. William Maynard’s in Coleman played two tables, with Mrs. Louisa Bowler high and Mrs. Kuno Hammerburg second, traveler Mrs. C. B. Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hartshorn
Alberta Bicknell
Alec Artibee
J. J. Green
William Maynard
Coleman
Louisa Bowler
Kuno Hammerburg
C. B. Neff
Supper Club
Homer Douglas
John Doherty
Douglas
Artibee
Harold Elgar
William Becker
Hollis Walton
Larry Jackson
Becker
Walton
Dale Groves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare School
Magasy
Clare Cleaners
Clubs and
Lodges
Clara Rebekah
Alyanata
Spring Drug Specials
Richard Hudnut
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Michigan
Portland Club
Leonard van Buskirk
Gabe van Buskirk
Linda Ann
Bernard van Buskirk
Harold Schaeffer
Kenneth
J. W. Schaeffer
Dorothy
Lowell Schaeffer
Steve
Tom
Sterling
Marl Ruby
Bonnie Grace
Rosebush
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