Lorraine Clute Becomes Bride of James Frey
Lorraine Clute and James Frey wed at the Eagle Church of God on March 15 with a double ring ceremony at 2 PM. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sadie Burnash, wore antique white crepelette with powder blue trim. she carried pink and white carnations on a white Bible. Attendants included Ruth Bradley as bridesmaid with a turquoise gown. best man was Donald Melnek. Guests from Detroit, Midland, Ann Arbor, Montrose, Harrison, and Clare attended. The couple will reside in Ann Arbor after a weeklong honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Church of God
Lorraine Clute
Sadie Burnash
Montrose
James Frey
Irene Frey
Ann Arbor
Lou Beery
Lorraine
Ruth ‘Bradley
Donald Melnek
Lawrence Carncross
Donald David
Emma Hutchinson
Robert Clute
George
Hemstreet
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Detroit
Midland
Harrison
Clare
Odd Fellows Lodge Reports Surplus After Purchases
The Clare IOOF Lodge met Tuesday evening in the dining room with Harley Holt presiding. Fifteen members attended as reports showed a surplus from recent card parties after buying stair treads. A card party was announced for March 29 and the District Association for March 21 at Clare hall. Harrison Simmons, district deputy, reviewed lodges visited. James Yeoman received thanks for donating four pedestals and an altar table for downstairs meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Ioof Lodge
Harley Holt
Clare Hall
Harrison Simmons
James Yeoman
Circle Program Meeting Of Mary-Martha Circle
Mrs. Neil Stirling hosted the Mary-Martha Circle of the Womens Society of Christian Service. Twenty members and one guest attended as plans were set for the Dairy dinner March 29 and the Day Apart program March 21 plus the Easter Breakfast April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Stirling
Womens Society of Christian Service
Lee Greer
Eugene Frey
Richard Garthe
St. Mary’s Camp
Marshall Reed
Blair
Ray Owens
Wilson Samborn
Zoe Fox
Rebekahs Practice For Initiation In Clare
Thirty four Rebekahs met in the Clare IOOF Hall Tuesday with Patricia Holt presiding. Officers all but one and fourteen past noble grands answered roll. Patsy Schlafley urged rummage for sale March 28 and 29 in Tucker building. District association planned in Clare Friday. Degree practice dominated the evening for initiation on April 8 and the birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Clare
Dessert Luncheon At Lange Home By Congregational Circle
Mrs. William Lange hosted a dessert luncheon for the Carrie Smalley Circle of the Congregational Women’s Fellowship last Tuesday afternoon. The 1:30 event, co hosted by Mrs. Velma Damoth, featured devotions by Mrs. Damoth and plans for a Victory Dinner on March 24. A small quilt was tied off and layettes wrapped for needy families. The next meeting is set for April 8 with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lange
Carrie Smalley
Congregational Womens Fellowship
Velma Damoth
Frederick Scott
Damoth
Social Clubs Hold Meetings Across Spring Season
Readers recount multiple club gatherings including the Clare-Niks Extension club at Mrs Fales home with Swedish weaving and Good Grooming topics. Bridge clubs led by Mrs Sue Holmes and Mrs Marguerite Forsberg convened with high scores recorded. A Spiritus Life retreat and birthday dinners also featured among neighborhood activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Holmes
Dale ‘Stough
Alice Loomis
Hattie Porter
John Stough
FBI Counterspy Boris Morris Lectures at MSU
Boris Morris, counterspy for the FBI, will speak during Farmers' Week at Michigan State University. His lecture titled Matching Wits With the Kremlin will start at 8 15 p.m. in the Fairchild Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Morris
FBI
Michigan State University
Kremlin
Fairchild Theater
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Paul Schroeder Home
Mrs Paul Schroeder hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid gathering on Wednesday afternoon with fourteen members and three guests. Rev Robert Voss led devotion and Mrs John Robson presided. They discussed serving breakfast for the Michigan Lutheran Seminary Choir on May 11 and planned a Mother Daughter banquet for May 7. Diaper project for Indian Missions Hospital in Arizona was noted. Next meeting is April 9 at the church hosted by Mrs Julius Schaeffer and Mrs John Dillon Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. Schroeder
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Robert Voss
John Robson
Matilda Large
Frank Cotton
Carl Cotton
Michigant Lutheran Seminary Choir
Indian Missions Hospital
Arizona
Julius Schaeffer
John Dillon Sr
Schroeder
Engagement planned for Constance Sherman and Joye Sersaw
Mr and Mrs Ralph Jobson of Clare announce the engagement of their daughter Constance Lee Sherman to Joye Sersaw son of Mr and Mrs James Sersaw of Coleman. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jobson
Clare
Constance Lee Sherman
Joye Sersaw
James Sersaw
Coleman
Past Matrons Club Meets at Mason ic Temple
Twelve members of the Past Matrons Club met at the Masonic Temple Thursday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Iva Fisher Mrs. Erma Gephart and Mrs. Gladys Gade. Mrs. Genevieve Born, president, conducted the short business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Iva Fisher
Erma Gephart
Gladys Gade
Genevieve Born
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odd Fellows Report
Colerfonns
Paas
Bunny & Cart
Toy Zodiac
Johnson’ S
assoRrt gSc
Colgate
Cimmerer
Roy E
Krug Store
Mrs. Stirling
Lange Home
Otis
Northen
Tamily
Archie Beatty
Elven Larrance
Merle Feb Ters
George Sexton
Marguerite Forsberg
Clayton Neff
Willard Bicknell
Wallace Johnson
Louisa Bowler
Clare-Niks Extension Club
Russell Foell
Cora B. Morford
Richard Hartshorn
Harvey Hartshorn
Malcolim Feighter
Harold Wright
James Rassat
Esther Gilson
Clare General Hospital
Waikiki
Honolulu
St. Mary's Lake Camp
Battle Creek
Edward P. Blair
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston Illinois
Leon Dull
William Cobb
John Hansen
Tom Brockway
Robert Greer
Wilson Bader
Jack
Susan
Wayne
Martin Avid
Okemos
Mr. Bader
Fort
Mearl Fluke
Omer Parent
John Morden
Glen Fullerton
Ezra Cobleigh
Clare Furniture Co
Tower Hill
McEwan St
Dan Burdo
Bicknell’s
Clare, Michigan
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