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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Everett Shipman of Harrison announce the birth of a daughter, June Marie, on April 28 at Clare General Hospital. She weighed five pounds five and a half ounces.
The Frienary Neighbor Club, Pepper club, and Lake Extension Study Group met at various homes in late April and May for bridge, keno, refreshments, and planning. Guests attended weddings, birthdays, and Scout camp activities, with June and May meetings planned and members sharing meals and lessons.
The annual banquet at Town and Country Saturday honored bowlers with trophies. New officers for 1965 66 include Dan Burdo as President and Maxine Green as Vice-President with Don Bell as Secretary-Treasurer. Wendell Colvin hosted the What's My Line program with thanks to the committee.
Mrs James Yeoman entertained District V Council of the Michigan Federation Business and Professional Women at Clare Hall Sunday. Twenty two guests attended a 1:30 p.m. dinner with yellow roses and colorful favors. Mrs Julia Hillaker of Flint announced the August council meeting after the national convention. Mrs Mary Knapp, Bay City club president, Tentatively set October 17 for the fall district meeting.
The April 17 ceremony in St. John’s Lutheran Church connected Helen Schieh of Chicago Illinois and Fred Siegle of Farwell with Rev. Raymond Schultz officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. William Cerny of Clare. A Town and Country dinner followed. Guests came from Lansing Detroit Saginaw and Mt Pleasant. The couple plans to reside in Farwell.
Ten members of the teaching staff attended a one day training at Big Rapids. Dates are June 14 to 25, Monday through Friday from 9 to 11. Children who completed public school Kindergarten through sixth grade are invited. Four-year-olds may join if they have attended the church school kindergarten.
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