Barbara Brewer Weds George Sexton in Clare Church
Miss Barbara Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest Brewer became Mrs George Sexton on Saturday August 26 in Clare Methodist Church. Rev L J Neving officiated with 50 relatives and friends present. The couple will honeymoon a week then settle on the groom s Vernon township farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara, Brewer
Forest Brewer
George Sexton
Sdn
Fred Sexton
Clare Methodist Church
L. J. Neving
Wilson Bader
Marilyn Brewer
John Sexton
William Brewer
Neal Ackerman
Brewer Home
Nickel Magnetic Alloys Power Compact Electric Clocks
Nickel magnetic nickel alloys in electric clocks enable compact size precise accuracy and low current draw. This material improves performance by reducing energy use while maintaining reliable timing in small clock mechanisms.
Clare Women Golfers Defeat St Johns in Match
The Clare Women Golfers defeated St. Johns Women at the Country Club on Wednesday. Three foursomes were played and Clare won all. Mrs Boss Sanders received a ball for a low gross score for St Johns. Mrs Ruby Garfield and Mrs Harriet Naumes tied low net 39 for Clare with Garfield winning the cut. A four way tie for low net 41 among Mrs Dode Bonstelle Mrs Ann Olson Mrs Blanche Wright and Mrs Mary Wiklund. Bonstelle won the ball on the cut. The Handicap Tournament continues. Next Wednesday Sept 6 Clare Women go to Portland with Mrs Wicklund as transportation chair. Flight 10330 requested by Portland Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
St. Johns
Boss Sanders
Ruby Garfield
Harriet Naumés
Garfield
Dode Bonstelle
Ann Olson
Blanche Wright
Mary Wicklund
Bonstelle
Clare Worner
Portland
Wicklund
Reverend Nevins Surprised with Birthday Celebration
Rev L J Nevins was surprised Sunday evening at Clare Methodist Church parlor as members gathered to sing and present a birthday cake. Mrs Ralph Cole and Charles Church sang solos, Mrs Cole and Esther Nevins performed a duet, Ray Nevins received a gift, cake by Mrs C J Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Nevins
Clare Methodist Church
Ralph Cole
Charles Church
Donald Holbrook
C. J. Cobb
Nevins
Brown Cor
United Brethren Church
Jean Lamphere
Donald Armentrout
B. L. Blom
Charles Ekleinhardt
Charles Kleinhardt, Jr
Charles
Fernamphere
Clare
Beulah Armentrout
Clarence Lamphere
Bonnie Armentrout
Shirley Lamphere
William Armentrout
Morris Johnson
Lyle Armentrout
Roger Garver
Jean
Clare Manufacturing Company
Michigan
First W S C Meeting Set for September 8
The first Methodist W S C meeting will be a general evening session for all circles on September 8 at 8:00. Reports will come from Bay View delegates Mrs Carl Elliott, president, and Mrs Walter Hroh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
Bay View
Carl Elliott
Walter Hroh
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Bert Jackson
About twenty five Rebekahs gathered in the 1.0.0.%. Hall Friday evening August 26 to honor Mrs Bert Jackson. Pepper was enjoyed and gifts including hankies were given. The Jacksons plan to move to Bay City for employment. Hostesses were Mrs Herbert Leonard and Mrs Colie Dixon. Lunch closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jackson
Rebekahs
Hall
Pepper
Jacksons
Bay City
Herbert Leonard
Colie Dixon
Darnell Reunion and Social Gatherings Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Hlton Darnell hosted a Darnell family reunion at Rex Lloyds home near Sears with 100 members enjoying a pot luck meal and afternoon games. Mrs John Groves hosted seven sisters in Clare for contract bridge with prizes to Mrs Paul Sheponski, Mrs Dale Groves, and Mrs Dale Miller. Sandra Schultz celebrated her birthday at Darlene Lear’s home with Canasta and gifts as refreshments were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlton Darnell
Darnell
Rex.Lloyd
Sears
John Groves
Mt.Pleasant
Clare
Paul Sheponski
Dale Groves
Dale Miller
Neilan Gradit
Gwen Peterson
Richard Groves
Sandra Schultz
Darlene Lear
Canasta
Darlene
Sandra
Thomas Abbott
Clare Benefit
C. D. Harvey
Raymond Pryor
Chatterbox Club Members Meet at Mrs Glen Scott
Members of the Chatterbox Club traveled to Hersey Friday evening to gather at Mrs. Glen Scott's home where refreshments followed a pleasant visit.
Dollar A Month Club Hosts Seventh Community Party
The Dollar A Month Club gathered at Grant town hall on Friday August 18 drawing about 850 attendees with 12 member families. Dorothy Thompson received birthday wishes as Schiafleys provided music for dancing. a pot luck lunch followed at 11 30 served by Ella Battles Margaret Cook and Etoile Randle. Jane Thompson and Rose Mary Hemstreet served on the ticket committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Town Hall
Dorothy Thompson
Schiafleys
Ella Battles
Margaret Cook
Etoile Randle
Jane Thompson
Rose Mary Hemstreet
Fill Cracks Before Painting
Before repainting a wall or ceiling ensure plaster is smooth and crack free. Small hairline cracks can be filled with a putty knife and patching plaster. Sizeable cracks require careful cutting of a wedge shaped area to hold patching plaster, then smoothing and priming before final coating.
Temple Residents Social Roundup Before County Fair Move
Temple residents gathered for a busy social weekend with visits from relatives and neighbors. The piece notes multiple local families hosting guests from Marion Punt Clare Detroit Nashville Ithaca Flint Shields Boyne City Coleman Saginaw Midland LaPere and Glare Hospital checkups. A thunderstorm damaged thirteen telephone poles between Church Bridge and the Baluss farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Myers
Gertrude Baluss
Marion
Francis Wright
Punt
Winnie Wright
Sammy Hilden
Owosso
Emmia Holford
Donna Prudden
Flint
Wetzel Rogers
Clare
Detroit
Church Bridge
Baluss
Ben Henry
Art Sutton
Dong Lake
Henry
William Henry
Ithaca
William
Donald Prazicis
Nashville
Tenn
Floyd Holford
Shields
Nellie
Sutfer
John
Boyne City
Arthur Gallery
Fred Schrader
Alfred David
Wilbur Rouse
Glare Hospital
Alvin Schram
Coleman
Peter Schram
Tim Darland
Saginaw
William Meekett
Karen
Midland
Alice Gallery
Lapeer
Improving Radio Reception Near Power Lines
Radio reception near high-tension power lines can be improved but remains difficult. Erect a tall antenna as far as possible from lines with a shielded lead-in and a good receiver ground. Point the antenna toward the desired station and away from the power line, noting some sets are more susceptible to interference than others due to circuit design and tube count.
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Barbara Brewer
Rev. L. J. Nevins
Don Armentrout
House of Representatives
Dellamee A
Maurice Studio
Clubs and
Lodges
Dollar Glub
Edwin Rouse
County Fair Grounds
Norge
Household Appliances, Inc
Ayo Met
McEwan
ST. PH
MT. Pleasant
S. Main ST
Belmont School
Eagle
Sheaffer
Aga An
Rexall Drug Store