Dorothy Spicer and Elmer Gingery Exchange Vows
Miss Dorothy Spicer daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Spicer Dover and Elmer Gingery son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Gingery Clare were married Friday evening October 17 at the home of Rev Chas HMleinhardt in a single ring ceremony at 8 p m Attendants were Doris and Raymond Spicer sister and brother of the bride They wore blue outfits with pink rosebud and white baby mums corsages After a short wedding trip north the couple returned to Clare where the groom is employed at the Johnston Elevator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Spicer
Floyd Spicer
Dover
Elmer Gingery
Bruce Gingery
Clare
Chas
Hmleinhardt
Doris
Raymond Spicer
Clare Tone
Johnston Elevator
Baptist King's Daughters Meet at Paxton's Last Week
The Baptist King's Daughters 5 Society met at Mrs. Dewey Paxton's home with Mrs. Paxton presiding. Devotions were led, roll call cited Bible verses, and prayers offered. They planned harvest supper and family night at the church, a rummage sale for Saturday October 25 at the Guiette building, and an October missionary and birthday luncheon for Thursday October 30 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist King’s Daughters 5 Society
Dewey Paxton
Paxton
D. W. Osborn
Robert Ryan
Guiette
Third St
Jacquelin Harvey Weds James Bratton Jr in Flint Church
Miss Jacquelin Ann Harvey married James Bratton Jr at First Presbyterian Church Flint on October 18. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Pettingell and Basil Harvey, wore white satin with a long train and carried red rose bouquet. Attendants included twin sister Roselyn Harvey as maid of honor and bridesmaids Priscilla Cady and Donna Pettingill. A reception followed at the bride’s grandmother’s home for about 100 guests. The couple will reside in Mint where the groom is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Flint
Jacquelin Ann Harvey
Ralph Pettingell
Basil Harvey
James Bratton, Jr
James Bratton
Ralph B. Kearn
Roselyn Ann Harvey
Priscilla Cady
Donna Pettingill
Sammy Hamilton
Ymon
Anphera
Bob Turney
Marvin Canovornil
Dini
C. D. Harvey
Harry Sonntag
Ann Arbor
Saginaw
Mt. Pleasant
Engagements and Social Events Highlight Local Notices
Mrs Florence Richardson announces the engagement of Joanne Green of Saginaw to Wayne Cowles of Lake George. Several bridge parties and a hospital staff picnic recount social activity. Cpl Charles F Smith wed Louise Cotton in Yuma Arizona. Maxwell Herrman wed Edith Maxwell in Clare. multiple birthdays celebrated with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Richardson
Joanne Green
Saginaw
Wayne Cowles
Lake George
Clare Odd Fellows Meet Prominent Gavel Tour Planned
The I O C F Lodge held a regular session with 34 members and visitors from Mt Pleasant and Shepherd. Sick lists grew by two, a wheelchair purchase was approved, and the first degree is set for October 27. The traveling gavel from Clare Lodge, with about 4000 miles logged, will be presented November 8. The lodge expects new bowling shirts soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.O.C.F. Lodge
Gordon McIntosh
N.G
Andrew Irwin
Clare Ledge
Shepherd
Morton Brides Robert W. Blackerby in Clare Church Wedding
Miss Doris J. Morton of Pontiac wed Robert W. Blackerby of Lake in a quiet ceremony at Clare Methodist Church Thursday evening October 1. Rev. Charles B. Hahn officiated before a small group of guests. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Darnell of Farwell. The couple will reside at Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris J. Morton
Pontiac
Robert W. Blackerby
Lake
Clare Methodist Church
Charles B. Hahn
Lyle Darnell
Farwell
Beta Sigma Phi Meets Monday Nite at Hotel Doherty
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held its second October meeting at the Doherty Hotel on Monday evening October 20. After a brief business session, Mrs Rex Allen and Miss Ruby Peet led the cultural program. Delegates Maryan McDonald Phyllis Frey and Ruby Poet reported on the Beta Sigma Phi State Convention in Grand Rapids October 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Doherty Hotel
Rex Allen
Ruby Peet
Maryan McDonald
Phyllis Frey
Ruby Poet
Beta Sigma Phi
Grand Rapids
Light Bearers Class Demonstrates Capability in Quilt Activity
The Light Bearers of the Church of God met at Mrs. Will Parks home on Fourth Street October 9. They pieced quilt blocks for several hours, held a business session and devotional. Total class earnings reach 440 dollars this year, highlighting the group’s capability. Vera Lucas teacher. Anna Dyer class reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Will Parks
Vera Lucas
Anna Dyer
Automatic X-ray Film Processor Unveiled
A new machine automates X-ray film processing from development to drying, eliminating human handling and reducing turnaround time. The device is designed to improve safety and efficiency in medical imaging settings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist King’s Daughters
Paxton’s
Jacquelin Harvey
Jas. Bratton, Jr
Se Giubdr
Ak Eit
Westinghouse
Kroger
Lily White
Rowena
DOG Food Rival
Kroger Corh
Swift
Chuck Roast
Calif
Mich
Shiawassee
Kraft Velvesta
Bbc
Yo Kroger
Chicago
Hudson
Texaco
Alaska
Spotlight Coffee
Er Ni
John Asline
Esther Wise
Mabel Horton
James Ragsat
M. D. Beighner
Clare Hospital
Harrison
Virginia Foss
Chris Smith
Cpl
Chas. F. Smith
Louise Cotton
Calvin Cotton
Beaverton
Yuma
Gretna Green
Bell Chapel
Arizona
Eight Bells Bridge Club
Leo Lansing
George Finch
Percy Lansing
Ralph Ackerman
Joanne Richard
Caroline Kershner
Kenneth Martz
Allen Crum
Forest Shumway
Jos Sproat
Sproat
John Stoll
Shumway
Edith Bell Maxwell
Charles Calvin Herrman
Justice of Peace
Wm. B. Dunlop
Glen Munson
Cotton Club
East Fifth St
John Bruckart
Louis Thayer
Harry Nowlen
Harry Jr
Ernest Irwin
Dorothy Shepherd
Clubs and
Lodges
Clare Odd Fellows
Clara Theta Rho
C.F
Elva June Osborn
Barbara Jean Fish
Schultz
Elva June
Lorraine Schultz
Mary Ruth Eroh
Barbara Paxton
Theta Rho
Robt. Blackerby
Hotel Doherty
Aki
Vieke Vonokub
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Kent Coffee Maker
W Clare
Howard W. Jones
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