Schaeffer and Schug celebrate fifty years in Clare
Julius Schaeffer and Lena Schug marked their fifty year Silver Anniversary on the farm near Clare after marrying October 12, 1905 at Steyns on Lake. Children Harold Viola Alice Lowell Dorothy and eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren noted. Golden Anniversary events planned with Rev. Robert Voss officiating at St. John Lutheran in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schaeffer
Lena Schug
Julius Schug
Steys ‘Inson Lake
Tillie Lang
Rudolph
San’ Francisco
Henry Lange
Traverse City
Alice Schaeffer Ruby
Clare
Lowell Schaeffer
Sterling
Dorothy Schaeffer Dillon
Schaeffer
Harold Schaeffer
Earl
Ruby
William van Vorst
Robert Voss
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ladies Union Quilt Project Meeting Held at Congregational Church
The Ladies Union met at Mrs Nelile Niemeyer's home on September 3. Mrs Mary Joyner presided as seven members and two visitors answered roll call. Members worked on the Quilt Top, the group's project, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled for October 14 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
Nelile ‘Niemeyer
Mary Joyner
Sandy
Susan Perrine celebrates ninth birthday with Hitler pals
Susan Perrine observed her ninth birthday on Wednesday September 28 with four guests described as Hitler friends Alyson Kay Ruby Trene Cook Barbara Hawkins and Alice Van Sicklen. Grandmother Mrs Mary Birrell of St Louis attended as a special guest. After dinner Perrine and guests including her brother and sisterDimply and Nancy went to see Davy Crockett at the Ideal Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan . Perrine
Nancy
Perrine
Davy
Crockett
Rebekahs Hold Hall Meeting with Officers Named
About fifty Rebekahs met in their hall on Tuesday evening with Mrs Patsy Schilafley as noble grand. Substitutes officers included Mrs Mae Brown Mrs Beszle Holquist Mysty Eleanor Lehr Mrs Florence Irwin and Mrs Fern Archambault. Twelve past noble grands answered roll call. Genevieve Irwin, September chair, reported activities and thanked helpers. Fern Archambault November chair announced plans for a bargain and urged gift item prep. October birthday supper followed, served by Fannie Yeoman Maury Seiter Myrtle Nash and Doris Bruner. Birthday guests included several listed members. table grace by chaplain Mrs Shepherd. The group sang Happy Birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
S.mes
Genevieve Irwin
Fern. Archambault
Sipper
Fannie Yeoman
Maury Seiter
Myrtle Nash
Doris’ Bruner
Stanley Humphrey Nuptials Read in Clare Methodist Church
Bonnie Stanley daughter of Mr and Mrs Léonard Stanley married Joe Humphrey son of Mr and Mrs Frank Humphrey in a candlelight ceremony at Clare Methodist Church. They plan to live on the Humphreys farm while he farms. she resumes work at Michigan Bell. Guests came from Milan Ypsilanti Pontiac Lansing and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Stanley
Léonard Stanley
Joe Humphrey
Frank Humphrey
Clare Methodist Church
L. J. Neving
Ralph Cole
Bonnie Witbeck
Joyce ‘Archambault
Donald Squires
Lois Bruner
Leon
Larry
Stanley
Merry
Beth Humphrey
Patty
Nettie Myers
Clair Stanley
Rose Eberhart
Hulda Humphrey
Ypsilanti
Merlewayne Cotton
William Ulrich
Joyce Kleinhardt
Emma Hutchinson
Laureen Seiter
Lyman Hemmhert
Alice Walter
Rae. Dull
Humphrey Jett
Wisconsin
Humphreys Farm
Clare
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Milan
Pontiac
Lansing
Gladwin,Coleman
Honored At Baby Shower For Mrs Gordon Wiley
Mrs Gordon Wiley was feted Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Jack Rube with a pink and blue shower. Fourteen guests from Alma and Clare attended as games and prizes amused the group. Mrs Rube served refreshments and the honoree opened many thoughtful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Wiley
Jack Rube
Alma
Clare
Double wedding at Rev Cleveland home
The double ceremony took place Saturday evening September 24 at Rev Harry Cleveland's home. Brides Mrs Joyce Ann Hempstead and Mrs Wad, with grooms Harry J Gustin Booke and Robert J Dunn, vow to share lives as both couples plan to reside near Harrison and Clare. Dunn works at Hendrie Packing. Gustin is a laborer. Hempstead and Dunn will live near Harrison. Hempstead works at Ferro Stamping in Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry’ Cleveland
Mabelie Ward
Joyce’ Ann Hempstead
Wad
Harry J. ‘Gustin Booke
Hempstead
Robert J. Dunn
Harrisan
Dunn
Detroit
Harrison
Hendrie Packing Company
Gustin
Clare
Ferro Stamping Company
Mt. Pleasant
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Schaeffers
Dia
White’s Jewelers
Coleen Gray
Artions Sear
Bry
Susan Pertitts
Marr Seiter
Bruner
Florence Irwin
Eva‘ Nowlen
Stanley-Humphrey
Maurice Studio
The
Clare Sentinel
Gillene
Coty
Roy Eelias
Jeaditery
Anybad Cananseee
Brach's
Brach
Ss Chocolate
Teva
Thayer
Mas
Eastman
Clea
Oldsmobile
Coles
Haleway
Olds
Trocket
N. McEwan
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