Alma Couple United In Marriage At Ithaca Home
Maxine Blanton and Phillip Crittenden were married Saturday evening by Rev. George Lewis at the Lewis home in Ithaca. Attendants were Karan Crittenden and Floyd Fair. The couple plans to live on a farm in rural Alma. Phillip is an Ithaca High School graduate.
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George Lewis
Lewis
Ithaca
Karan Crittenden
Floyd Fair
Clare
Alma
Phillip
Ithaca High School
September Meeting of Bsismian Club At Hilda Verrette Home
The September meeting held Thursday September 19 at Hilda Verrette's home featured an all member gathering. Seventeen regular members attended with two new members and two visitors. The group discussed a Christmas workshop with some members sewing dolls and others making Gold Paper Snowflake stars. Refreshments included relishes pens apple pie ice cream and coffee provided by the hostess. The next meeting is planned for October.
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Hilda Verrette
Koil Cali Gaddues
Nine Theta Rho Meeting At City Hall
Nine Theta Rho girls met in the Legion rooms at City Hall on Thursday evening September 19. Mrs. Doris Mitchell acted as adviser in the absence of Mrs. Fannie Yeoman and Mrs. Rose Jarred. Shar on Haring brought a birthday cake and Wilma Cook found the dime and will supply the cake for October. The next meeting is set for October 3 with hopes all members attend.
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Theta Rho
Legion
Doris Mitchell
Fannie Yeoman
Rose Jarred
Sharon Haring
Wilma Cook
Farwell Couple Weds at Clare Church in September Ceremony
Lyla Mae Farrow daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Farrow Farwell and Harold Mielke son of Mr and Mrs Garry Mielke rural Clare united in marriage September 14 at St John Lutheran Church Clare Rev Robert J Voss officiated. Attendants Lu Ella Farrow and Roger Mielke. After gifts a pot luck supper and rice shower greeted the couple. They will live in Flint with both employed. families from Detroit Flint Lansing Saginaw Boyne City Clare Farwell attended.
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Lyla Mae Farrow
Lyle Farrow
Farwell
Harold Mielke
Garry Mielke
Clare
Rarsonage
St. John’s. .Lutheran
Robert J. Voss
Lu Ella Farrow
Roger Mielke
Detroit
Flint
Lansing
Saginaw
Boyne City
Gladwin
Beaverton
Mielke
Farwell Rural Agricultural School
Michigan
Bell Telephone Company
Harold
12Th’ Tank Division
Alaska
Densmore Family Honors Father on Birthday
Mrs Alfred Densmore entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring Muss Densmore’s father Frank Thompson of Farwell who will be 85 this Friday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson and daughter Elma Mr and Mrs L G Thompson Sr and twins Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson Miss Elzie Murphy and Mr and Mrs Alfred Densmore and three boys.
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Alfred Densmore
Coleman
Muss. Densmore
Frank Thompson
Farwell
Jim Thompson
Elma
L. G. Thompson Sr
Elzie
Murphy
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet at High Point Lake
Ten members of the Michili macinac Chapter gathered at Mrs. Donald Holbrook’s summer home at High Point Lake on September 21 for a potluck luncheon and the monthly meeting. Mrs. Ralph High of Coleman presented a travelogue of her Smokies and Williamsburg trip, illustrated by slides. The regent Mrs. Ralph Scott led the business session, with Mrs. Joseph Kennedy reporting on National Defense and Mrs. Holbrook reviewing Teen Town, Clare’s new project. the group planned to meet in October with Mrs. W. E. Bowler.
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Michilimacinac
Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald Holbrook
Hight Point Lake
Ralph High of
Coleman
Williamsburg
Virginia
Ralph Scott
Joseph Kennedy
National Defense
Clare
Teen
Town
W. E. Bowler
Methodist youth train for year end programs at Edmore
Four members of the Senior Youth Fellowship from the Methodist Church attended an Educational Training Conference at Edmore on Saturday. Eight group members gathered at the Gillespie cottage at Right Point Lake for a weekend planning retreat with attendees including Bruce Delamarter Judy White Georgia Blackmore Jim Norcutt Mary Sue Smith David Born Ron Dull and Nancy Greer. Counse lor Miss Sally Gillespie assisted by Miss Joyce Kleinhardt and Mrs Leon Dull. Plans were set through December. The group meets Monday evenings at the church. Thirty attended this week.
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Methodist
Edmore
Norcutt
Ron Dull
Janet Hanchett
Donna Bell
James’ Ahheiite
Gillespie Cottage
Right Point Lake
Pleasant Past Matrons Entertain Members at Year’s End
The Helen a C Balmeri hosted by Mrs Emma Sager featured 21 past matrons and Mrs Ste Williams as co host. The final meeting of the year included reports and completed business with secret sisters revealed.
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Helen* A
Aid Jewish Christians In Israel Alliance Plans Funding
The International Hebrew Christian Alliance based in London aims to aid Jewish Christians in Israel through education pastoral care and housing. It seeks 300000 dollars over five years from members and friends. The 35 member executive committee includes Anglicans Baptists Lutherans Presbyterians and Reformed members.
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International Hebrew Christian . Alliance
London
England
Israel
Qlid
Alliance
International
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Denmark
Germany
France
Netherlands
Norway
Austria
Switzerland
South Africa
Free Churches
Telephone Week celebrates 60th anniversary of independent associations
The United States Independent Telephone Association marks six decades serving over nine million telephones through 4 400 member companies nationwide. Michigan Bell joins 116 local firms to honor the milestone from September 8 to 14, emphasizing partnership to build Michigan's future and keep households connected.
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United States Independent Telephone Association
Imillion
Bell System
Michigan
Michigan Bell
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