Dorotha Ramey Becomes Bride of George Hinkle Man
Dorotha Ramey married George Hinkle in a quiet Angola Indiana ceremony at the Methodist parsonage. The bride is the daughter of Clarence and Mrs Ramey of West First Street. the groom is son of Mrs Carrie Rowe of Midland. The couple plans to live in Clare and Pentwater where the groom works for a drilling company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Ramey
George Hinkle
Angola
Indiana
John Bordus
Clarence Ramey
West First Street
Carrie Rowe
Midland
Robert Bowling
Russell Thurston
P T A Plans Pamily Night at Clare School
The March P T A meeting at Clare School will be Monday evening March 21 with a family night program after a 6:00 PM supper. Mrs Kaitryn Eroh Mrs Georgia Warner and Miss Doris Gerow organize a readied program featuring several children. A roller skating party is planned for March 30 to aid the P T A finance project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Kaitryn Eroh
Georgia Warner
Doris Gerow
Entertainments Honor Greta Masten At Gavel Night
Zenobia Chapter 1290 EB and entertained Thursday March 10 honoring Associate Grand Matron Greta Masten for Gavel Night. 125 attendees from 15 chapters. Grace Ward presented traveling gavels. Program featured Doris Gerow chair, Belle Mair song, Dick Beard declamation Citizenship, Jerry Redman bass horn, Clara Worstell reading The Button, Mary Archambault cornet, original poems by Mrs Donald Holbrook, Marilyn Masten piano, Barbara Paxton declamation The Patrolman Death, Barbara Teale trombone, Reine Reeder reading Children of God, brass sextet, and a skit Auction of the Rocking Chairs. Special guests included Sylvia Hunt and five CGM officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Greta Masten
Elizabeth Elden
Grace Ward
Gladwin
Greta Masten Club
Doris Gerow
Mra
Belle Mair
Miss Gerow
Dick Beard
Jerry Redman
Clara Jean Worstell
Mary Lou Arch
Dorothy Lloyd
Alma Seiter
George White
Sylvia Hunt
Beaverton
C.G.M. Association
St Patrick’s Night Event Hosted by Ol Club Chapter
Mrs Masten received a lovely gift from the chapter while Mrs Widen thanked the committee for arrangements. Members included Mrs Erman Gep hart Mrs Lucy Roberts Mrs Vera Ramey Mrs Ina Hammond and Mrs Maisie Mayer. A buffet luncheon and decorated tables complemented the St Patrick theme. A birthday cake marked March 17 for Mrs Eldén and Mrs Lucy Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masten
Widen
Erman Gephart
Lucy Roberts
Vera Ramey
Ina Hammond
Maisie Mayer
Eldén
Mrs. C. C. Knapp Hosts King's Daughters Meeting
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. C C Knapp's home on Thursday afternoon. With president absent, vice president led. Mrs Harold Loomis read scripture and Mrs Minnie Brown offered prayer. They discussed missionary projects and planned contributions. The afternoon included quilting, piecing blocks, fancywork, and visiting. Mrs Foss to host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
C C. Knapp
Harry Foss
Harold ‘Loomis
Minnie Brown
Social and club gatherings fill March week notes
Mrs Bessie Woodcock hosts a six o'clock Sunday dinner at Jackson Street. The Ladies Aid Society of St John s Evangelical Lutheran Church meets March 23 at 8 00 PM. Duane Mussell honors his fourteenth birthday with games and refreshments. The Friday Bridge Club gathered for two tables at Mrs Doherty s with high scores won by Alberta Bicknell and Esther Wise. Theta Rho Girls hosted a roller skating party at Gateway Lanes with Maple Leaf Theta Rho guests from Farwell. Beaverton C E S observed Mrs Sylvia Hunter s birthday at their Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Woodcock
Jackson Street
Ladies Aid Society of
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
John Doherty
Russell Fowell
Esther Wise
Alberta Bicknell
Wise
James Rassat
Richard Hartshorn
Lara Theta Rho
Gateway Lanes
Maple Leaf Theta Rho
Farwell
I. Q O. O. F. Hall
Annabel Mayhew
Nancy Stevens
Donadl
Jean Woodworth
Beaverton
Sylvia Hunter
O. BE. S
Elizabeth Elden
Eleanor’ Lehr
Blanche Stoll
Erma Gephart
Lucy Roberts
Mabel Horton
Iva Fisher
Homer Douglas É
Esther, Wise
Alec Artibee
Bicknell
M. D. Weighner
Wise Pepper Lab
John Stough
John Ties
Elmer Methner
Henry Russell
Charles Herrmann
Norman Rocket Home
Laverr Rockets Aselpting
Clare Bridge Tournaments Reported for Evening Play
The first round of a Clare Bridge Tournament sponsored by Hozel Doherty took place Wednesday evening with eleven tables. Top scoring pairs were Archey-Sands 7 739 Johnston-Doherty 6 940 Anderson-Wallace 5 560 Anderson-Garfield 5 020 Bicknell-Wyman 4 590 Caple-Allen 4 230.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hozel Doherty
Archey-Sands
Johnston-Doherty
Anderson-Wallace
Anderson-Garfield
Bicknell-Wyman
Caple-Allen
Wilkinson Winter Florida Visit Highlights Rebekah Activities
Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkinson enjoy a Florida stay at Bradenton Trailer Park. Mrs Wilkinson attends OBR and Rebekah meetings and serves as left supporter to Mary A Flower past president. They help form Mary Fowler Rebekah Tourist Club of Brandenton and plan Tourist Night at Harmony Rebekah Lodge Sarasota on March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam ‘Wilkinson
Bradenton Trailer Park
Florida
Connecticut
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Mary Fowler
Well Earned Badges Presented Monday to Girl Scouts
The Girl Scout Council met at the Methodist church parlors for a March meeting with many mothers and scouts in attendance. Mrs. Clyde Porter announced badges earned and presented them. Brownies performed the play We are Brownies and noted a cookie sale. Sweaters beanies and anklets were given to each Brownie bought with funds from yearlong projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Scout Council
Methodist Church
Clayton Neff
Howard Everts
Clyde Porter
Fred Bergey
Clare Lodge Confers Second Degree On Three Members
Forty members attended the Clare 1.0.0.F. Lodge meeting on Monday March 7 at their hall with M. M. Howlett presiding. The second degree was conferred on Burton Northern Clifton Bouchey and James R. Irwin. Music was by Jim Irwin and refreshments followed served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Clare Benefit Auxiliary Holds Birthday Pot Luck Dinner
The Clare Benefit Auxiliary met on March 2 for a birthday pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs. Sadie Ogle. After dinner members sewed carpet rags and held a brief business meeting led by President Mrs. C. D. Harvey with roll call and the Lord's Prayer. Two visitors joined twelve members for piano selections by Mrs. Fern Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Benefit
Sadie Ogle
C. D. Harvey
Fern Wright
Lucky Club Met At Mrs Wright Home With Seventeen Members
The Lucky Club met at Mrs Fern Wrights home Friday evening with seventeen members present. Chairman Harry Nowlen led singing of America and the Lord’s Prayer. Sick list included Lew Erter Frank VanWomimer and Ella Rose Givers. A mixed program featured an orchestra. prizes went to Nowlen Foster and Walter. A pot luck supper followed and plans set for April 8 at Mrs C Ogles home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern “Wright
Harry Nowlen
America
Lew Erter
Frank VanWomimer
Ella Rose
Fern Wright
Similiers
Ward Foster
Tom Abbott
D. Wi Osborn
Florida
Wright
Foster
Mr. Nowlen
Arthur Walter
C. Ogle
Maran Club Dinner and Meeting Report
The Maran club hosted a chicken dinner and towel hemming work for the hostess. Fourteen members and a visitor attended the meal. After dinner a business meeting followed by two social hours of games. Prizes went to Maude Ramey first, Lila Merki second, and George Renner third. Next meeting is March 2 at Mrs Tom Ramey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maran
Maton
Stone
Maude Ramey
Lila Merki
Clare women attend Midland auxiliary meeting
A group from Clare attended the Chemical Center Canton Auxiliary meeting in Midland Thursday evening with President Mrs Leona Falkenstein presiding. Plans for a May department session and past presidents will be introduced. Afterward Mrs Lavona Taedtey of Midland won the Mystery Box. a supper followed. The groups plan to visit Clare on March 24 for the next regular meeting chaired by Mrs Mussell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Midland
Chemical Center
Canton Auxiliary
Leona, Falkenstein
Blana
Lavona Taedtey
Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting With Lodge Activities
Fifty five Rebekahs attended the regular meeting led by Noble Grand Mrs Dorothy Shepherd with substitute officers announced. District association plans in Weidman on March 17 and a family social for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on March 18 were noted along with a mystery box prize won by Carl Seiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Noble Grand
Dorothy Shepherd
Edith Harr
Guardian
Margaret Benchley
Eilen Harvey
Eva Nowlen
Noble
District Association
Weidman
Ernest Irwin
Lakeworth
Florida
Helen Erter
Odd Fellows and
Andrew Irwin
Board of Trustees
Treva Sparkel
Dorothy . Shepherd
Rebekah
Genevieve Hardman
Effie Harvey
Nellie Ramey
Ruth Herron
Rebekah and Oddfellow
Allen Howlett
Treva Sparbel
Carl Seiter
Local Health Notes Include Recoveries At Mid- land and Marine Hospitals
Convalescing Ivan Feighner had surgery at Midland Hospital on Tuesday and is progressing well. Conrad Walker, recovering from a thrombosis at his Grant township home, is doing satisfactorily. His daughter Betty Oldfield, injured in a Buffalo New York automobile wreck on February 16, remains at Marine Hospital but expects release in about a week. Red Cross disaster relief appeal urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Walker
Grant Township
Betty Oldfield
Conrad Walkers
Buffalo
N. Y
Marine
Also Mentioned on This Page
P T. A
E.S
O.E.S. Unit No
Ewna Jerrick
Michigan
Dinah
Peggy
C. C. Knapp
King's Daughters
Ed Mussell
Duane
Phyllis Frey
Russell Foell
Frey
Willar Koch
Lawrence Jackson, Jr
John Hall, Jr
Roy Dunbar, Jr
Earl Ruby
Julius Schaeffer
Mr. Schaeffer
Dorothy
Harold Schaeffer
William van Vorsty
Lowell
Kenneth Schaeffer
the Wilkinsons
Clubs and
Lodges
F. Lodge
Lucky Club
Canton
Clara Rebekah
Ivan Feighner
Midland Hospital
Red Cross
Clare Cleaners
Artic
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Ghiringes
WATC
Cord-El paraPower
Maur
Elgin
Telgin
Aerral
Phonograph Records
Phonograph
H. M. Everts
Jeweler
Dunlop Peace
W. Fifth St. Clare
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