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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
16
Mr and Mrs Shelley Burton hosted an open house Friday June 6 at their home in honor of their daughter Nancy who graduated from Glare High School. About 75 teachers relatives and friends attended from 8 30 to 12 00 and refreshments were served.
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Mrs. James Darling hosted the Clare County Republican Women Monday evening June 9 at Harrison. President Erma Byers opened with invocation by Donald Holbrook. State Rep Russell Strange Jr spoke on Michigan’s Constitution and the upcoming constitutional convention. County and state officers were introduced. refreshments followed. Byers and Holbrook prepared to attend the State Federation Conference in Port Huron on June 11 and 12.
Miss Charlotte Gardner and Clark Kinsey wed in a double ceremony before Rev. Gerald Brady. The bride wore white satin and lace with cathedral train, veil and seed pearl tiara, and carried red roses and white carnations. Attendants included Shirley Gardner and Diane Gardner. Jay Kinsey was best man. Guests from multiple Michigan towns and Wisconsin attended. couple to reside in Clare. Kinsey works at Kraft Foods, Charlotte to finish senior year at Harrison High School.
The Clare Rebekahs held their regular meeting Tuesday with Patricia Holt as noble and Patsy Schiafley Olive Irwin Frankie Yeoman Madeline Seiter Doris Mitchell Eva Schiafley as substitute officers. Mary Sharpe, past assembly president, is seriously ill in Mercy Hospital Bay City. The annual memorial for the Clare Rebekahs and Oddfellows is set for Tuesday June 17 with members from both lodges. A summer vacation is proposed to run second week July to second week September.
Six members of the Meet-A White Club met June 4 at the home of Mrs Gladys Katen for a half day. They shared lunch and presented Joe Streifs with a gift for his Golden Wedding anniversary. Edith Herrmanin won first prize, Nellie Ruhl second, Hazel Lennox consolation. Next meeting is June 18 at Nellie Ruhl’s Loomis home for a half day.
Mrs Nora Oseritasii of Ubly and Peter Creguer united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at St. Cecilia s Catholic Church on May 31 at 10 00 a m Attendants were her daughter Mrs Ione Weltin and his son Thomas Creguer Flower girl Linda Weltin and ring bearer Mark Kowatch. A wedding dinner for immediate families was served at the groom s West Wheaton home.
Mr and Mrs Laurence Seiter and son Jimmy hosted relatives in Mason on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Grover Akers and their wives sisters and husbands from Elkhart Indiana and Fairplay Colorado. Clarks visited Clare joining brothers Laurenne Albert David Seiter and Leo Nixon families. A family gathering at Mid Forest Lodge Tuesday included Mrs Murl Randall and Frank Grant with children Jim and Angela Seiter.
A double wedding shower held Saturday evening at the Gilmore Church of Christ honored groom Charles Fox and bride to be Virginia Graham. Frank and Stuart Graham hosted guests who enjoyed games refreshments and gifts. A tool chest, crafted by guests, held the gifts for the groom while Virginia received a separate miscellaneous shower at Lois Graham home with Yvonne Pitts.
Douglas Fleming and Joseph Johnston co hosted a May 24 open house at Harold Fleming home for the Clare High School Class of 1948 with forty four guests. Attendees came from Saginaw Bay City Lansing South Lyons Detroit and Clare. Douglas was then president of the 37 member class at graduation.
Judge and Mrs Holbrook attended Michigan State University graduation exercises Sunday for their nephew Ronald and niece Joanne, children of Frank. On Monday they went to Albion College where Judge Holbrook, a trustee, took part in ceremonies at the Goodrich Chapel. Mrs Holbrook attended a luncheon at the president’s home hosted by Mrs W. W. Whiter.
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