Ruth Fausnight Becomes Bride of Floyd Stanley
Ruth Fausnight and Floyd James Stanley wed in a November 1 double ring ceremony read by Rev. Herbert Camell at the Olivet Baptist Church home of Otis Stanley in Lansing. Attendants included Ruth’s sister Zola Martin and Otis Stanley. The bride wore a gray cutaway, corsage of white chrysanthemums and talisman roses. The couple, high school graduate Floyd Stanley, left for a short honeymoon and will reside in Okemos.
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Floyd James
Stanley
Herbert Camell
Olivet Baptist Church
Otis Stanley
Lansing
Zola
Martin
Ruth Cooley Fallsnight
Clair Stanley
Farwell
King's Daughters Society Plans Bazaar for Thanksgiving
The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Milo Myers home with vice president Mrs. Carl Chaplin presiding. Plans for a bazaar were discussed and members urged to donate. No meeting next week due to Thanksgiving Day.
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Baptist King’s Daughters Society
Milo Myers
Carl Chaplin
North begins at Clare in hospitality to visitors
A brief note proclaims the north begins at Clare and urges generous hospitality for guests, reflecting a civic or regional welcome.
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Clare
Social Briefs from Clare Ladies Clubs and Birthdays
Mrs Bernard McNerney hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Barney McNerney with Joe McNerney and family present. Numerous clubs held two tables of contract bridge, pink and blue showers and birthday celebrations at homes across Clare, with prizes, gifts, lunches, and social games for members including Mrs Hezel Hawkins Mrs Neil Stirling and Mrs Laurin Preston.
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Bernard McNerney
Barney McNerney
Joe McNerney
Blarney Club
Hezel Hawkins
Neil Stirling
Omer Parent
Frank Murdoch
Parent
The
Cotton Club
Joe Sproat
East Sixth Street
Laurin Preston
Detroit
John Bruckart
Allen Crum
Bessie Woodcock
James Patman
Crum
Atresia Bridge Club
Irwin Zinger
Esther Wise
Alex Artibee
James Ragsat
M. D. Feighner
Point Clare Inn
Feighner
John Asline
Mabel Horton
Frank Hochstetler
Louise Miller
Mrs. Miller
Louise
Nancy and
Beatrice Kennedy
Margaret Seiter
Marjorie Bryant
Shirley Ostrowsky
David Leiter, Sr
George Lehr
W. D. Elden
West Side Masonic Temple
Saginaw
William Mundy
Martha
Myrtle Johnson
Bethlehem
O.E.S
Greta Masten
Clare
Many Attend P T A Meeting Monday Evening
The Clare P T A met Monday evening with nearly 100 parents and teachers in the school study hall. Officers reported 92 members total, with 71 paid. the band and Knapp Family impressed, and the group voted to sponsor a Central Michigan Players play to aid the band for new uniforms.
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Clare.p.t.a
Raymond Ruby
Leota. van Every
Warren White
Harl Ruby
Knapp
John Schultz
Supt. Bates
Central Michigan
Clare
Howard Everts
Wallace Johnson
Florence Kane
Betty Hahn
Sally Gillespie
Doris Gerow
P.T.A
Warner
Clare Bridge Tournaments At Hotel Doherty
The sixth round of the bridge tournament at Hotel Doherty saw Johnson Neif leading the overall scores with 67 720. Crum Sproat impressed the evening, Maynard Forsberg won the grand slam honors, while total and evening tallies for the top six teams are listed with figures for each pair.
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Doherty
Johnson-Neff
Crum-Sproat
Maynard-Forsberg
Johnson-Nei
Maynard
Orsberg
Bicknell-Wyman
Hali-Frey
Ladies Union Meets At Mrs Howlett Home
The Ladies Union gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs M R Howlett’s home with eighteen members and two visitors. President Catharine Beale led, James McKay led devotions, a brief business session followed by a pot luck lunch. They plan to meet again Friday November 21 at Mrs Fred Smalley’s home with another pot luck lunch.
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The
Ladies Union
M. R. Howlett
Catharine Beale
James McKay
Fred Smalley
Past Matrons Club Plans Christmas Party Dec 11
The Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. John Nelson's home with Mrs. Leah Emery as co host. Eleven members attended and Mrs. L D Fisher presided over a brief business session. Plans were made for the Christmas party December 11 in the Masonic Hall. Refreshments were served.
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John Stoll
West Seventh Street
Forest Shumway
Floyd Rosier
Walter Hales
Stoll
Kenneth Hendrie
Dorsey Mussell
John Nelson
Leah Emery
L. D. Fisher
Masonic Hall
Tourists Treated Courteously Stop in Clare Again
Tourists, who are treated courteously, will stop in Clare again, signaling continued welcome for visitors. Local guides emphasize friendly reception, noting Clare’s hospitality and accessible attractions for seasonal travelers.
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Clare
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Ruth Fausnight
Floyd Stanley
King's Daughters
Kroger
U. S
Chuck Roast
Kroger's
Hamburger
Volk
Kroger Neeelies
Pumpin Kroger
Kroger’s Tenderay
Frankfurters Swift's Premium
Michigan
Bunch 2
Kroger’s
Kroger Bread
Spotlight Este
Bratt Goektall
Ile
Libby’s
Von
Suisweet
Calleo Cleanser
Cleanser Gal
Priers
Ghangeh
Eight Belt Club
James Clute
Isis Fortlander
Oi2 City
Austin Mayer
Leo Lansing
Donna Bailey
Richard Hall
David Seiter, Jr
Alva White
Colie Dion
White
R. J. Miller
Etta Howard
Virgil Runyon
John Underwood
Runyon
Ray Underwood
Methodist Sunday School
Charles Hahn
Neithercut
Flint
D. BE. Mater
Mary Ann Leonard
Herbert Leonard
Mary Ann
Joe Strief
Wise Pepper Club
John Tice
Henry Russell
B. McNerney
B. Morrison
Raymond Lennox
Muskegon
Past Matrons Club
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Fall Drug
Kent Coffee Maker
Corsant
W Clare
Clare Cleaners
Howard W. Jones
Donald H. Jones
Mgr
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