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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1955

Page

12

Vera Slater and Thomas Ackerman Wedding at Colonville Church

Miss Vera Jean Slater and Thomas G. Ackerman wed at Colonville Church Saturday evening in a 7 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Joe VanderVeen. The bride wore a brown faille suit with avocado accessories and pink rose, white carnation corsage. Bridesmaid Betty Pike wore burnt ember jersey. groom attended by Jack Rutter. Reception at Vernon Town Hall followed by a four tier cake and a buffet lunch. The couple, both employed at Clare Manufacturing, will start housekeeping on the groom’s farm nearby.

Colonville Church Vera Jean Slater Thomas G. Ackerman Joe VanderVeen Paul Slater Thomas Ackerman Vander Veen Emma Hutchinson Betty Pike Jack Rutter Vernon Town Hall Russell McClain Clare Manufacturing Company Groom Colonville

Hospital Auxiliary Sets Rummage Sale

The Clare Hospital Auxiliary held its November 14 meeting at the Fifth Avenue room in the Hotel. A Bake Sale report from November 12 showed donations from Coleman Beaverton Ewart and Clare. Plans were made for a rummage sale on November 18 and 19 at the former Clare Office Supply building with Mrs James Clapperton Coleman and Mrs Arthur Beaverton named as sale committee members. The next meeting will be a Christmas party December 12 at the home of Mrs Robert Kring Clare with co-hosts Mrs F P Boardman and Mrs R V Keyes.

Clare ‘Hospital Fifth Avenue Doherty William Maxwell Robert ‘Kranik Maxwell Coleman Beaverton Ewart Clare Houghton Lake Clare Office Supply Company James Clapperton Arthur, Clifton Robert Kring F. P. “Boardman R. V. Keyes

East Vernon Extension Meeting at Mrs Brewer’s Home

The East Vernon Extension Group met at Mrs Forest Brewer’s home on Thursday November 10 for an all day session with sixteen members and one guest present. Mrs Ralph Irwin demonstrated bow tying with basic and varied styles. Mrs Wilson Bader displayed a White Christmas Tree craft. A bountiful Thanksgiving dinner was served at noon by the hostess and committee. A Christmas Tree Coffee Cake by Mrs Barbara Sexton was the centerpiece. Games and entertainment were led by Mrs Bergstrom. The next meeting will be at Mrs Wilson Bader’s home.

East Vernon Ralph Irwin Wilson Bader Martha Stoy Archie Ackerman Virgil Bergstrom Bader Barbara Sexton Bergstrom

Meet-A-While At Weadles

The Meet-A-While Club held an all day meeting at Evelyn Weadles with nine members present enjoying a chicken dinner. President Lillian Gough called the meeting and a vote set next gathering for December 7 and a Christmas party on December 21.

Evelyn Weadles Lillian Gough Deabe

Housewarming at Dave Seiters Mid-Forest Lodge

Mr and Mrs David Seiter were honored at a housewarming for their remodeled cabin at Mid Forest Lodge on Sunday. Family guests included Ray Owens and family and David Seitter Jr and family. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed and the Seiters remained while their husbands returned Monday evening for deer hunting season.

David, Seiter Mid-Forest Lodge Ray Owens David Seitter Jr Thomas Brockway David Sellers

Electa Circle Seeks Reading Program at November Meeting

Mrs. Lear hosted the Electa Circle of the Methodist WSCS on November 9 with 21 members and 3 visitors. The group discussed sick reports, reading points, a Washer-Dryer project for the parsonage, and the book Reckoning at Dusk by Mary Welsh as the afternoon devotion and program. The next gathering will be December 14 at Mrs. Holbrook's home.

Car! Lear Electa Methodist WSCS Wayne Friesner Hugene Frey Donald Holbrook Mary Welsh

Methodist Men Plan December Harvest Supper

The Clare Methodist Men held their November meeting with 32 attendees. They voted to hold the Harvest Supper on December 8, appointed committee chairs, noted a favorable finance report, and approved the Qat project. The program featured a musical film and an educational segment on the Progress of the Telephone.

James Corsant Arthur Delamarter Ralph Cole Howard Everts Eurgene Frey Leon Dull L. J. Nevins Frans Gohre Bill Chaffee Byron Delamarter Jack McPherson Willard Bell Connie Walker Qat Lee Sowle Donald Holbrook

Busy Bee 4-H Club Holds December Meeting

Twenty two members and seven visitors attended the Busy Bees 4-H Club meeting led by President Judy Methner. The treasurer reported a 16.66 balance as certificates for last summer projects were distributed and funds collected for the County Plat Book.

Bowen Bees Judy Methner Presiene Beatrice Cluley Larry Anderson

Chemical City Canton Auxiliary Review in Midland

Clare members of the Chemical Center City Canton Auxiliary visited Midland on November 10 for their annual review with members from Bdy Guy Shepherd Coleman and Midland. State President Mrs Lila Samson commended the group awarding 96 percent. Mrs Genevieve Irwin led the meeting and reports, plans for a thrift sale were discussed, and a special nomination night dispensation was granted for the Clare meeting. A pot luck lunch closed the gathering.

Clare Chemical Center City Canton Midland Bdy Guy Shepherd, Coleman Lila Samson State Department Auxiliary Genevieve Irwin Helen Owad Midland Committee

Nellie Davy Circle Plans Coming Bazaar

Mrs. Clarence Day hosted the Nellie Davy Circle of Congregational Women’s Fellowships on Monday evening. Devotions were led by Mrs. Ben Bossaly on "The Loom of Life" and final bazaar plans were made for December 2 and 3.

Clarence Day Nellia Davy Congregational Womens Fellowshps Ben Bossaly A. G.garthe Day Garthe

Carrie Smalley Circle Hostess Meeting

Mrs Pinaire hosted the Carrie Smalley Circle gathering on Wednesday November 9 with co host Mrs Anderson. Devotions were led by Mrs Marilyn Glen and business conducted by chairwoman Mrs Hilda Scott who welcomed new members Mrs Duane Allen and Mrs Eugene Campbell. Bazaar plans were discussed and Mrs Lillian Barber led a study from Within Two Worlds. Refreshments were provided by the hostesses. The next meeting will be December 14 at Mrs Robert Streeter home at Lake with Mrs Frederick Scott as co host.

Robert Pinaire Carrie Smalley A. Anderson Marilyn Glen Hilda Scott Duane Allen Eugene Campbell Lillian- Barber Robert Streeter Lake Frederick Scott

Attendance Strong At Rebekah Meeting Amid Rain

Despite rain and deer season, Rebekah meeting drew good attendance Tuesday evening. Mrs. Patsy Schlaffey presided as noble grand. Special notices announced degree practice for November 22 and initiation on November 29. December chairmen named Mrs. Doris Mitchell and Mrs. Ann Busche to assist with added activities.

Rebekah Patsy Schlaffey Noble Grand Doris Mitchell Ann Busche

New Arrival: Daughter to Mr and Mrs Seth Cotton

Mr and Mrs Seth Cotton of Mt. Pleasant welcome their daughter Lida Marie born November 10 in Community Hospital. The baby weighs eight pounds five ounces. Father attends Central Michigan College.

Seth Cotton Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital Lida Marie Daddy Central Michigan College

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