Bridge Teas and Luncheon Club Gatherings Mentioned
Mrs. Irwin Ainser hosted two tables of bridge Tuesday evening with Mrs. Percy Stough from Jonesville a guest. Prizes went to Mrs. Stough and Mrs. Roy Harter. Mrs. Al Holbrook hosted a luncheon club last Thursday afternoon on Hast Highth St with bridge and Mrs. Margaret MacKnight winning high prize. Guests included Mrs. James Langston and Mrs. Stanley Masten. The eight ladies enjoyed luncheon at Mrs. Leon Gleason’s and later at Mrs. Masten’s, where contract was played and Mrs. Willard Bicknell won high prize with guests Mrs. Theodore Bowler and Mrs. John Keschman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Ainser
Percy Stough
Jonesville
Stough
Roy Harter
al. Holbrook
Hast Highth St
Margaret. MacKnight
James Langston
Stanley Masten
Leon Gleason
Masten
Willard Bicknell
Theodore Bowler
John Keschman
Miss Jean Wasson and Harry Joye Grigg Wed in Bowling Green
Miss Jean Wasson youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm E Wasson and Harry Joye Grigg son of Mr and Mrs Daniels Grigg both of Sheridan were quietly married at 8 pm in Bowling Green Ohio on Saturday September 17 The bride wore navy crepe and her brides maid Mrs Franklin Schaaf grey tailored suit The groom wore an Oxford grey suit The couple plan to reside on the Grigg farm in Sheridan Township A wedding dinner for immediate families followed at 2 pm Sunday at the Grigg home The bride a Clare High School graduate class of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wasson
Wm. BE. Wasson
Harry Joye Grigg
Daniels Grigg
Sheridan
Bowling Green
Ohio
Franklin Schaaf
Detroit
Lansing
Grigg
Sheridan Township
Bayes Bakery
Clare High School
Darwin tulip bulbs at The Gift and Flower Shop
Darwin tulip bulbs offered at The Gift and Flower Shop or White's Greenhouse per Clere Adv. local florists promote early spring stock for gardeners seeking vibrant blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
White
Heiser Bride Mary Frances Weds Irwin Fuller
Miss Mary Frances Heiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Heiser becomes the bride of Irwin Fuller son of Mrs Alice Severson of Mt Pleasant in a ceremony at the M E parsonage Petosky conducted by Rev B Nevins on September 6 they plan to reside in Mt Pleasant this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Heiser
Warren Heiser
Irwin Fuller
Alice Severson
Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Parsonage
Petosky
Rev
B. Nevins
Good Literature Club Meeting With Mrs Sternaman
The Good Literature club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs Harl Sternaman as hostess. Miss Esther Tobler leads the program on Developing Personality and the session begins at 7 45. Mrs Morrel Clute, general program chairman, has planned an engaging year of topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Literature Club
Harl Sternaman
Esther Tobler
Morrel Clute
Early Birds honor Mrs Roy Harter on birthday
The Early Birds met at Mrs Harold Loomis home last Thursday for bridge with three tables. New member Mrs Gerald Nivison joined. high score went to Mrs Hari Ruby, low to Mrs Harold Schaeffer, traveling prize to Mrs Tim Frey. Mrs Roy Harter received a birthday cake and club members presented a vase of flowers and linen handkerchiefs from Mrs Frank Murdoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Loomis
Gerald Nivison
Hari Ruby
Harold Schaeffer
Tim Frey
Roy Harter
Frank Murdoch
Freda
Sea the new Heisey Glassware ad in Gift and Flower Shop
Ad promotes new Heisey Glassware available at Gift and Flower Shop. It highlights beauty and value, inviting customers to visit or inquire for purchases. Provides a concise sales prompt without extraneous details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisey
Making a Pretty Home From a Tiny Garage
Anna Lee and Ed transformed a two car garage with a room and bath above into a cheerful, stylish home on a shoestring. They painted white, used black and white linoleum, homemade slipcovers, blue gateleg table, and yellow bedroom accents to create a bright, practical living space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna’ Lee
Anna Lee
Anna
Clare High Athletes and Field Upgrade Highlight Pioneer Spirit
Clare High showcases a rebuilt team with backfield changes and several returnees after nine lettermen left last year. The Pioneers beat Beaverton 18 to 7 and aim for strong winter sports. An ambitious $31,000 athletic field project with WPA and school funds is nearing completion, adding fencing, drainage, and multiple sports facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Clare
Brown
Pioneers
Beaverton
Reeds City
Leo Brown
Clare High
Forest
Frosty) Jordan
Glen “Doc” Sanford
Hillsdale College
District
W. P.A
Michigan
Works Progress Administration
School Board
Whderway
CG. E. Forsythe
Clare High School
Legion Group Installations and District Meeting Planned
The American Legion Legion Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion announce joint officer installations at the Legion Rooms on Monday night October 3. A potluck lunch will be served. The district meeting will be at Prudenville Wednesday evening October 5, with transportation arranged by Conrad Walker, Art Damoth, or Stanley Maaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Sons of American Legion
Legion Rooms
Prudenville
Conrad Walker
Art Damoth
Stanley Maaten
Congregational Guild Meets at Derby Home
The Ladies Guild of the Congregational church met with Mrs. O. A. Derby on Wednesday afternoon. About thirty members attended as devotionals opened the session. Plans for a Harvest Supper in October and a rummage sale in November were set. Committee assignments and decorating ideas were discussed. Mrs. Norton Mrs. Masten and Mrs. Thayer shared vacation stories. Lunch was served and the group will meet again with Mrs. J. Stough in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of the Congregational Church
A. Derby
Northon
Masten
Thayer
J. Stough
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Francis Heiser
Earl Sternaman
Mater
Vandewarker Grocery
East 4Th Street
Flora Collins
Florence Butler
Country Club
Marcia
Betty Welle
Win Sapvice
Clare F
Sentinel
Legion News
Congregational Guild
Derby
Pick Up
Delvery
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Johnsons
Chamberlains
Footwear News
Davy
East Fourth Street
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