Local club notes and wedding announced in Clare
Miss Hannah Mays of Toledo and Mervin W. Witzler of Perrysburg wed at Clare Methodist parsonage with Dr. John H. Hall performing. The column lists numerous club meetings including Dessert Bridge, Tuesday Evening Bridge, Supper Club, Thistle Club, and Good Literature, plus a stork shower and birthday dinner.
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Hannah Mays
Toledo
Ohio
Mervin W. Witzler
Perrysburg
Clare Methodist Parsonage
John H. Hall
Hall
James Stanley
Arthur Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Junyle Chapman
Biks
Fleming
Leo Hampton
Miss Grace Beck Weds Donald Seymour in Gilmore Township
Grace Beck of Gilmore township marries Donald Seymour at the Manton parsonage in a ceremony conducted by Ali Jarman on Sunday October 9 at 1 00 PM. Attendants include Kenneth Renner of Detroit and Eleanor Cashen of Farwell. The couple plans a life together.
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Manton Parsonage
Ali Jarman
Grace Beck
Gilmore Township
Donald Seymour
Kenneth Renner
Detroit
Eleanor Cashen
Farwell
Past Matrons Club Meets at J Walker Home
The Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Lillian Walker's home Thursday afternoon last week. After attending Mrs. Charles Carpenter's funeral, members held a business session led by President Mrs. Ada Hochstetler. They sewed for the Red Cross and plan to meet Mrs. Anna North on November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Walker
Charles Carpenter
Ada Hochstetler
Red Cross
Anna North
New Teacher at Clare High School Miss Shirley Andrews
The Sentinel reports Clare High School has hired 22 year old Miss Shirley Andrews as Home Economics teacher. Born in Lansing Michigan she graduated Grand Rapids High School in 1938 and Michigan State. She was active in YWCA Home Ec Club and Dramatics Club and enjoys sports and travel including a summer trip west.
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the Sentinel
Clare High School
Heconomics
Shirley Andrews
Lansing
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Home Ee
Miss Andrews
Michigan State
Y.W.C.A
Andrews
Alonzo Stanford Weds Minnesota Young Lady There
Alonzo Stanford wed Miss Alice Hyslop in St. Cloud Methodist Church on September 9. The ceremony featured a single ring service and was followed by a reception at the Sullivan home in St. Cloud.
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Alice Hyslop
Almy Hyslop
Sauk Rapids
Minnesota
Alonzo Stanford
George Stanford
Shelby
St. Cloud
Stanford
C. Logan
Clare Stanford
Pellston High School
Central Michigan College
Albion College
University of Iowa
University of Michigan
Little Falls
South America
Washington, D. C
Henry Sullivan
Clare Methodist Church
Dennison and Bolen Wed in Vernon Township Home
Etta Mae Dennison daughter of H Dennison of Mr Pleasant and Kenneth Bolen son of Ed Bolen of Clare exchanged vows Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Rev Charles Kleinhardt officiated. Attendants were Iona Bolen and Arnold Dennison. A reception followed. The couple plans a short trip and will reside on the Bolen farm in Vernon Township.
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Etta’ Mae Dennison
H. Dennison
Pleasant
Kenneth Bolen
Ed. Bolen
Clare
Charles Kleinhardt
Elm Grove Church
Pottiac
8. Brace
Mr. Pleasant
Mra
Blery Tice
Caro
F. Black
Mortis
Tice
I'S
Russell Wilson
Gon
Mt. Larrance
Alvéy Larrance
Harold Johnsot
Baptists Welcome Pastor and Wife at Clare Church Reception
Rev. and Mrs. HE E. Redman and children were honored at a Thursday night welcome reception at Clare Baptist Church. Over sixty members gathered in the basement for games and readings while Barbara Paxton performed a recitation. The event featured musical numbers, readings, and harvest decor with gifts presented to the new pastors and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Redman
Clare Baptist Church
Barbara Paxton
D. W. Osborn
Robert Ryan
Goldie Loomis
Harry Foss
King’s Daughters Society
Benefit Auxiliary Elects Officers and Committees
The Clare County Benefit Auxiliary met October 8 at Mrs. Tra Richmond's home. Officers elected: President Eila Hanley, Vice President Marguerite Leonard, Secretary Marie Flegel, Assistant Secretary Mary Jackson, Treasurer Fern Wright. Work Committee: Mrs Hardy, Mrs Ogle, Mrs Richmond. Sick Committee: Mrs Hrter, Vera Richmond, Lula Shaw. Reporter Christine Foster. The group reported 139 garments given, five robes for the Red Cross, three quilts, and blankets and sheets donated to fire victims. Next meeting October 22 with Mrs John Hanley. visitors welcome.
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Clare County Benefit Auxiliary
Tra Richmond
Eila Hanley
Marguerite Leonard
Marie Flegel
Mary Jackson
Fern Wright
Hardy
Ogle
Richmond
Hrter
Vera Richmond
Lula Shaw
Christine Foster
Red Cross
John Hanley
Wallace-Asline Lead Players in Gleason Tourney
Keen interest in manifest in the bridge tournament at Gleason's on Monday evenings. Scores this week show Wallace-Asline 110,150 leading, with Anderson-Kajser 11,110 and Douglas-Wyman 9,290 among five high teams. Totals to date list Wallace-Asline 19,960 and Hartshorn-Rassat 116,416 among top teams.
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Gleason
Hartshorn-Rassat
Doherty-Parker
Anderson-Kajter
Legion Auxiliary Social Event Monday Night
The Walter H. Larman Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will host a social meeting on Monday night October 19 in the Legion room. A pot luck supper begins at 6 30 and all Legion and Auxiliary members are invited.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Lost and found prompts raise in wartime Toklo columns
A terse wartime item notes crowding lost and found columns in Toklo newspapers as American buyers purchase War Bonds and Japan loses face. The snippet suggests promotional tone urging 16 percent returns with each payday.
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Toklo
Fourth Annual Doherty Tourney Opens Wednesday
The Fourth Annual Bridge Tournament at Hotel Doherty began with a Wednesday afternoon round after a luncheon in the Grill room. Five tables competed as interest remained high despite smaller attendance. top scores were Naumes-Hampton 12 880 Hall-Frey 9 080 McMillen-Meredith 8 850 and Doherty-Kajser 8 000. The grand slam honors went to Hall-Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Naumes-Hampton
Hall-Frey
McMillen-Meredith
Doherty-Kajser
Hall
Youth Fellowship Group Begins Autumn Program
The Senior Youth Fellowship Group starts fall meetings led by Mrs Donald Holbrook and Miss Rachael Linnell. At Sunday’s meeting officers were elected including Phyllis Sterman as president and Doris Maxwell as first vice president. A fourth vice president to be elected later. Plans favor a full year's work. All interested youth are urged to attend next Sunday at 6 30 p m and bring a friend.
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Donald Holbrook
Rachael Linnell
Phyllis Sternaman
Doris Maxwell
Beverly Sowle
Kennetha Barnes
Vena Lee Gillespie
Jack Sternaman
Lois Hartshorn
Kleinhardts Feted by Wide Circle on Birthday
Nearly one hundred friends from Arthur Center Colonville Him Grove Church of God Brown Corners and Harrison parishioners surprised Rev and Mrs Charles Kleinhardt at a birthday party Monday. The couple’s guests staged a bus ride to avoid home, a flat tire delay by Rev Kleinhardt caused late arrival, a pot luck luncheon and gifts followed with prayers at night’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Center
Colonville
Him Grove Church
Wieinhardt
Parent-Teachers Officers Named for Clare Year
The Clare Parent-Teacher Association elected officers for the new term at the October meeting held in the kindergarten room. President H. T. Ruark, Vice President Harold Jones, Secretary-Treasurer David Ruark, and Reporter Roy Beltinck were announced. next meeting is November 16. The PTA invites all mothers with school or preschool children to join and support better understanding of children's welfare.
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Clare Parent-Teacher Association
Dale Barber
H. T. Ruark
Harold Jones
David Ruark
Roy Beltinck
P.T.A
Belfast to Start Women’s Football League
Belfast plans a new women’s football league with emphasis on local clubs and community development. Organizers aim to promote participation, competitiveness, and growth of women’s soccer across the city.
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Kenneth Trietch
Methodist Sunday School
Clare Good Literature Club
John Northon
Ernest Green
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Bessie Henderson
Dee Robinette
Harry Shuey
Midland
Arlie Clough
Bay Cuty
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Harrison
John O'Dell
North Bradley
Dan, Dysinger
Tom James
Lynn Fisher
Dorothy Schlaffey
Dorothy Shaver
Miss Shaver
Citizen’s State Bank
J. Walker
G. C. Born
Chiropractic
Heber C. Hall
Chiropractic Research Bureau
Statemerit No
McEwan Street
Clare Hi School
Etta M. Dennison
Baptists
Benefit Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Rebekah
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Daisy Tiedeman
Fannie Schultz
Ora Taylor
Weidman
Grace Weller
Roll Call
Margaret Gray
Dallas
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Farwell Lodge
Gladwin Sisters
Hattie Shaw
Kleinhardts
Parent-Teachers Ass
Belfast
Ireland
Worm Pigs
Ptz
United States
Nelson R. Bailey
Democratic
Clare County
Peter A. Oman
Republican
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