Margaret Zinser Becomes Bride of Harold Stevens
Miss Margaret Zinser daughter of Mr and Mrs Hrwin Zinser married Harold Stevens Friday evening May 10 at Clare Methodist parsonage before Rev Charles B Hahn. The bride wore a lime suit with gardenia corsage. The couple planned a short wedding trip and will reside in the Ritter apartment Hast Sixth street. Stevens works in oil fields and Zinser previously waited at the Dunlop Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Zinser
Hrwin Zinser
Harold Stevens
Clare Methodist Parsonage
Charles B. Hahn
Calvin Foss
Ritter
Hast Sixth Street
Stevens
Dunlop Cafe
Rita J Creguer Weds Kermit Charron in Spring Ceremony
Rita J Creguer daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Creguer of Clare and Kermit Charron son of Mr and Mrs Albert Charron of Grayling united in a double ring nuptial at St. Cecilia's church on Saturday April 27 at 10 00 am Fr C Daniel Brophy officiated before relatives and friends with a candlelit altar and Easter lilies as the church centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Jean Creguer
Peter Creguer
Clare
Kermit Charron
Albert Charron
Grayling
St. Cecilia’s Church
C. Daniel Brophy
Wedding of Miss Marguerite Greguer and Mr Charron
The ceremony featured a wool suit with brown accessories and bouquets of white and pink flowers. Marguerite Greguer wore a green suit with white accessories and held pink and white roses. Richard Rassimon attended the groom. Mrs Greguer wore navy and Mrs Charron wore teal. Gardenias adorned all. A wedding breakfast for 38 followed at Gleasons, then a reception at the Crequer home. The couple left for their honeymoon. Mrs Charron plans to graduate in June from Michigan State College Hast Lansing. Mr Charron, a CMCE graduate, will enter the University of Michigan for an MD after serving three years in the Medical Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Greguer
Hoor
Richard Rassismon
Grayling
Gleasons
Crequer
Charron
Michigan State College
Hast Lansing
Central Michigan College of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Medical Corps
United States Army
University of Michigan
Marie E Burke and Jas S Pyne Exchange Vows
Marie Burke niece of Miss Katherine O Connor of Clare wed James Pyne of St Mary's Ontario in St Ceri a church with sixty guests. Rev Fr C Daniel Brophy officiated the double ring ceremony as Miss O Connor Clair O Connor Mrs Bernard McConnell and others attended followed by a breakfast at Agnes Gleason home. The bride a Mercy Central School of Nursing graduate served in the Army Nurse Corps Two years in Europe. They will reside in St Mary's Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Byline Burke
Katherine O’connor
Clare
James Sylvester Pyne
St. Mary’s
Ontario
St. Ceorlia’s
C. Daniel Brophy
Albert Whitmer
Harrison, Gang
Ave Maria
Schubert
Bernard McConnell
Rosebush
Clair O'Connor
Detroit
Elizabeth Jane Aldrich
Mt. Pleasant
Louisa Jean Bowley
David Pyne
Ont
Theodore Bowler
Frank Murphy
Miss O’connor
Philip McGee
Agnes Gleason
Mercy Central School of Nursing
Grand Rapids
Army Nurse Corps
Mino Hanson
Lucette Herbour
Clair O’connor
Marcus Schaaf
Lansing
Clare Odd Fellows Lodge Meets with 50 Members Present
Clare I O O F Lodge held a Monday meeting with fifty members and visitors. Russell Leiter presided for ill noble grand Richard Hall as twelve candidates received the third degree. Guests from Shepherd and Mt. Pleasant attended. Hayward and Ford entertained. District association meeting set for May 17 at Weidman. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare ,I.O.C.F. Lodge
Russell Leiter
Richard Hall
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
Hayward
Ford
District Association
Weidman
Rebekah Club Holds Evening Meeting and Nominations
The Rebekah Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walter's home with several members present and officers largely in attendance. They voted to shift meetings to evenings, launched a membership drive, and held nominations for the Rebekah Assembly and District Deputy President with plans for future elections and activities including a birthday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Club
Arthur Walter
Richard Hall
Frank Walter
C. C. Ogle
Hd. Mussell
Clara Stone
Frank Kilgore
Low
Mr. Walter
Marguerite Leonard
Noble Grand
Rebekah
Frank van Wormer
Clio
Fainie ‘Schultz
Mary Mussel
Fern Wright
Rebekehy
Theta Kno
Fannie Simmons
Manis Wilkie
Cassidy Sanders Exchange Wedding Vows
Clara Cassidy and Russell Sanders exchanged marriage vows on Friday May 3 at 11 00 am in Clare Methodist Church officiated by Rev Charles B Hahn. Attendants were Claudia Elliott and Arden Somers. The couple will reside in Arthur township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mae Cassidy
Russell Sanders
Charles B. Hahn
Clare Methodist Church
Claudia Elliott
Mr. Pleasant
Arden Somers
Farwell
Parish Council and K of C Meet May 2
The May meeting of St. Cecilia's Parish Council of Catholic Women was held with the Knights of Columbus in the church parlors. Officers for 1946-47 were elected, reports were heard, and an NCCW deanery convention set for Rose Bush on May 5. A program featured songs, a tap act, and a showing of the film Mission to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia's Parish Council of
Catholic Women
Knights of Columbus
Father Brophy
Clare Community Council
Clare
N.C.C.W
St. Henry’s Church
Rosebush
Dominic McConnell
Fred Verette
Robert Drew
Virginia Dionise
Patty Hall
John Hall
Joanne Richard
Idell Urquhart
Sally Gillespie
Monica McConnell
Jolene Wallace
Joyce Jones
Carol Wieferich
Joyce Thayer
Harold Jones
America
Missions of
California
Baptist King's Daughters Meet at Mrs Osborns Home
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. D. W. Osborn's home with nine members and a guest. President Mrs. Olin Banghart led devotions from Psalm 128. A Mother-Daughter Tea is planned for Friday May 10 at 7:30 p.m. Mary Gilmore was honored on her birthday with a sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters Society
D. W. Osborn
Olin Banghart
Mary Gilmore
Ethel Hendrie
Frequency of Occurrence in English Texts
A study of normal English literary texts counted 200 letters and listed frequencies for each letter. The top sequence is E T O, followed by others. a separate telegraphic text study shows letters like E T R I N O and others with distinct rankings.
Grade Canning Standards Define A B and C Labels
The system of grading with A B and C grew from the need for a uniform standard to judge canned fruit and vegetable quality. The department of agriculture, with processors and other groups, set 85 product standards for canned dried and frozen items and three grades, A B and C, so labels translate to quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rita J. Creguer
Mary Tou
Cracker
Pkos
Kroger
Pork & Beanshilip's
Country Club No
Pon Pe
Hills Bros. Coffee
Libby
Michigan
Rennet
Hothours
Chuck Roast
Haddock
Oman
Marie E. Burke
Jas. S. Pyne
Clubs and
Lodges
Clare Odd Fellows
Clara Rebekah
Clara Cassidy
K of
Baptist King’s Daughters
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mid
Spring Drug Specials
Hinkles
Cascara S.M.A
Baby Food
Gillette
Gem
D.D.T
Dr. Hess
D.D.T. Benuzit
Sinclair Products
Goodyear
Church OF God
Palace Sandwich Shop
North McEwan St
Cooper & Coulson
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