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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1956

Page

10

Susannah Wesley Circle Meets in Parsonage for February

Eighteen members and guests gathered at the Methodist parsonage for devotion on Love as the greatest Christlike lesson. Mrs. Fannie Yeoman led scripture readings, poems, and songs. Minutes note business plans including a rummage sale with Esther Circle and bake sale efforts. A book review on lasting peace was presented by Mrs. Elsie Delamarter. Future plans include a speaker from Germany, Franz Gohre, at the church parlor with a volunteer committee and birthday fundraising.

Susannah Wesley Fannie Yeoman God Olive Evans Betty Wolters Esther Circle Donna Loren Citizens State Bank Elsie Delamarter United Nations Franz.Gohre Franz Germany Clare School Dalamarter Sylva Jowle Ldllian. Walker Erma Gephart Ruth Ulrich Frances Sowle Olive Robinette Vera Ramey

Shirley Horr Weds Richard Forshee in Gladwin Parsonage

Miss Shirley Horr daughter of Mr and Mrs Bryan Horr Beaverton united in marriage to Richard Forshee Cara Saturday February 25 at the B U B Parsonage Gladwin Rev James W Dempsey officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a navy gown with navy accessories and white rose corsage while attendant Iva Lou Groves Beaverton wore navy with yellow corsage. The groom was attended by David Williams Jr Beaverton. The Horrs are former Clare residents.

Shirley Horr Bryan Horr Beaverton Richard Forshee Cara Gladwin James W. Dempsey Iva Lou Groves David Williams,Jr Horrs

Mrs Byba Improves In Mt Pleasant Hospital

Mrs Byba remains in Community Hospital at Mt Pleasant with the shoulder cast removed and improving. Her birthday on February 12 yielded 136 cards plus many letters and gifts, and friends across several states sent twice as many well wishes.

Rhoda Byba Mt. Pleasant

Randall-Moose Vows Exchanged In Quiet Wedding

Miss Mary Frances Randall and Joseph Edward Moose wed in a candlelight ceremony at the Methodist Church parlors on February 25. The bride wore a light blue suit with white carnations and pink roses. the groom is a plasterer with John Bees Construction Co. In attendance were immediate family and out of town guests from Beaverton and Mt. Pleasant.

Mary Frances Randall Thomas Randall Joseph Edward Moose Harold W. Moose L. J. Nevins James Bader Wayne Britton Mt. Pleasant Grant Town Hall Harold Freeman Beaverton Joyce Kleinhardt Barbara Schunk Rita Beck Moose Farwell R-2 Clare High School G. C. Born Mt. Pleasant High School John Bees Construction Company Saginaw

Marjalee Dull Engaged to Harold E Kelly

Mr and Mrs Leon Dull Sr of Clare announce the engagement of their daughter Marjalee to Harold E Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kelly of Kinde. Miss Dull a Wheaton College grad employed by Clare Public School. Mr Kelly a Elton High School and Central Michigan College grad employed by Farwell High School. An August wedding is planned.

Leon Dull Sr Clare Marjalee Harold E. Kelly Frank Kelly Kinde Miss Dull Beaverton High School Wheaton College Wheaton Illinois Kelly Elton High School Central Michigan College Farwell High School

Rebekah Birthday Supper Planned for Tuesday

Rebekah Lodge outlines March activities including a birthday supper next Tue the 6th with secret pal name drawing. District Association of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows to meet at Clare Hall Friday the 9th with pot luck. Vera Eber won the mystery prize. thanks given to substitute officers Eva Schlafley and Effie Harvey.

Rebekah Billen Henderson Mae Brown Ben Seiter Olive Irwin Henderson Doris Mitchell Fannie Yeoman Effie Harvey

Sherman Tiedeman Nuptials Read in Lincoln Nebraska

Miss Betty Sherman of Lincoln Nebraska became the bride of Gary Tiedeman Saturday afternoon February 25 in the Methodist church parsonage with Rev L J Nagins performing the ceremony in the presence of the immediate families They were attended by Mr and Mrs Allan Tiedeman brother and sister in law of the groom The bride wore a blue dacron dress with black accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations The bridegroom will reside with his parents Mr and Mrs George Tiedeman at Farwell R 2 A reception for the couple is planned for Saturday evening March 3

Betty Sherman Lincoln Nebraska Gary Tiedeman L. J. Nagins Allan Tiedeman George Tiedeman Farwell R-2

Clare Study Club to Meet March Sixth at Church

The March meeting of the Clare Study Club will be Tuesday evening the 6th at the Clare Methodist Church. A panel discussion titled What the Study Club Means to the Community and to the Individuals will be held with Mrs. Leota Van Every as moderator and panelists Mrs. Robert Gravelle Mrs. Clayton Neff and Mrs. Frank Hochstetler

Clare Study Club Clare Methodist Church Study Club Leota van Every Robert Gravelle Clayton Neff Frank Hochstetler

WCTU Sends Magazine To Libraries

Mrs. Bertha VandeWalker hosted the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting on February 21 with Mrs. Herbert Randall Sr presiding. Mrs. John Sommers shared a reading on February birthdays and notable figures, and Mrs. Birdsall quoted temperance lines from athletes and leaders including Lincoln. The group voted to send The Union Signal to four libraries, buy literature, and contribute to the Lillian Stevens missionary fund.

Bertha ‘ “VandeWalker Woman's Christian Temperance Union Herbert Randall Sr John Sommers Birdsall Abraham Lincoln Ernest Kleiner Union Lillian Stevens

Has Party On Fifth Birthday for Carleen Stephenson

Mrs Carl Stephenson entertained Thursday afternoon for a fifth birthday honoring her daughter Carleen. Twelve guests and six mothers attended along with Carleens two grandmothers Mrs Glen Poet and Mrs William Stephenson. The hostess wore a corsage from guest Johnny McGowan as games and ice cream with cake followed. She received many gifts.

Carl Stephenson Carleen Glen William Stephenson Johnny McGowan

Mrs. Fetters Honored On Her Twenty-First Birthday

Mrs E Fetters was honored on her twenty first birthday when family and friends gathered Thursday evening for cards and visiting. Twenty one attendees enjoyed gifts and refreshments. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Lew Fetters of Midland.

Krocher Home After Hospital Visit

Ron Krocher returned home Wednesday and felt fine and plans to return to school next week. Alma Brockway accompanied her grandson Jerald Nephew to Jacksonville Florida for a few days with his father Elmer Nephe nie and Mrs John Hoskey visited Tessmans on Sunday. They enjoyed bowling and Visited relatives over the weekend.

Ron Krocher Téo Alma Brockway Jerald Nephew Jacksonville Florida Elmer Nephenie John Hoskey al Tessman Verne Davis Flint V. B. Stephson

Clarabella Extension Meeting At Mrs Foell Home

The Clarabella Extension Group met February 16 at Mrs Gordon Foell home with seven members and two guests. Vice chairman led the business and the lesson on Mending Woolens was given by Mrs Donald Murphy and Mrs Harold Moline Jr. Patch and darn woolens methods were demonstrated. Next meeting is March 15 with Mrs Moline as hostess. Refreshments served.

Clarabella Extension Group Gordon Foell Donald Murphy Harold Moline

Circle Five Meets With Mrs Tulk at Congregational Church

The February gathering of the Women’s Fellowship of the Congregational Church met Monday afternoon at Mrs. AL lan Tulk’s home. Devotions by Mrs. Frank Hochstetler, lesson by Miss Biffie Hales from Within Two Worlds. Plans discussed for a sale March 16 and 17. Report on recent card party and Chinese auction praised. Consideration of larger membership noted. Refreshments served.

Circle 'V Womens Fellowship of the Congregational Church Allan Tulk Frank Hochstetler Biffie Hales Tda

Sunday visit to Brockways noted

Bod Moder visited Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Brockway with Carl Hoskey and Rosemarie Mary garet and Sally. Plans were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs August Hoskey.

Bod Moder Howard Brockway Carl Hoskey Rosemarie Mary’garet Sally. Plannries August Hoskey

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