Nass Benchley wedding unites Clare couples in fall ceremony
Barbara Nass and Donald Benchley wed at St. John's Lutheran Church in Clare before about seventy relatives. The ceremony featured a single ring rite, fall floral altar, and a reception in the church parlor. The couple, graduates employed at Clare Manufacturing, celebrate anniversaries of Nass and Benchley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Barbara H. Nass
Paul Naas
Clare
Donald
Ruth Rank
Geo. Lehr
Lois Cunningham
Marvin Benchley
Lake Orion
Paul Nass
Kenneth Benchley
Messrs
Mrvin
August Walter
Alice Walter
Fred Walter
Ervin Walter
Herman Walter
Clare High
Clare Manufacturing Company
Benchleys
Nasses
Susannah Wesley Circle Holds First Fall Meeting
The opening meeting of the Susannah Wesley Circle was held Monday evening September 26 with good attendance. Mrs Walter Broh chair opened with prayer as secretary Mrs Warren White reported last meeting. Plans included Pledge Card system and Christmas party. meetings set for fourth Monday monthly. Committee chairs named for the year and a fellowship event for Mrs Gertrude Burd leaving for Clark Memorial Home discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley Circle
Walter Broh
Warren White
Eroh
White
Doris Geérow
Gertrude Burd
Clark Memorial Home
Harley Sowle
Ernest Chaffee
Ruth Hachmuth
Doris Gerow
Olive Evans
Reva Maxwell
Hachmuth
L. J. Nevins
Chaffee
Methodist Men Host Pancake Supper at Clare Church
Forty five Clare Methodist Men attended a 6 30 p m pancake and sausage supper in church parlors. President Theo Wallington led the meeting. A nominating committee of Donald Holbrook Norman Maxwell and Ralph Cole was named for a new slate of officers. Rev Nevins discussed church signage and landscaping progress, with plans for a Nile Egypt trip slides and a future Palestine talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist
Theo Wallinton
Donald Holbrook
Norman Maxwell
Ralph Cole
Arthur Ulrich
Marvin Witbeck
Nevins
Nile
Egypt
Palestine
Mrs J C Newman Celebrated on Birthday Evening
Mrs J C Newman was honored on her birthday with a family gathering Tuesday evening September 20. Glen and Edith invited Mr and Mrs Newman and Clarence Newman of Ann Arbor. The event featured a chicken supper, a decorated cake, homemade ice cream, songs, gifts, and warm wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Newman
Glen
Edith
Neph ew of Clare Merchant Weds in Edmonton Alberta
Miss Mary Adeline Campbell, daughter of Mrs. John Campbell and the late Mr Campbell, became the bride of Roy Schrader of Edmonton Alberta in St Edmunds Roman Catholic Church. Roy Schrader is president and general manager of McInnis Products Corp a leading North American fish producer and brother of A J Schrader of the Clara Wish Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adeline Campbell
John Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Roy Schrader
William Schrader
Edmonton
Aberta
St. Edmund’s
Mr. Schrader
Michigan
McInnis Products Corp
North American
A. J. Schrader
Clara Wish
Schrader
Metnuis Products Corp
W S C Circle Holds First Meeting at Mulder Home
Group I of the W S C S met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs A S Mulder s home with 14 members present. The session opened with prayer and roll call, reports on Beaver ton sub district, and discussion of the study book Women of Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beld
Mulder
Chiirman
James Gillespie
Beaverton
Donald Holbrook
Clare
Stanley Clark
Leonel Green
Herbert Randall
Ernest Chaffee
Social Bridge and Club News from Local Homes
The Friday afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. John Asline s home for two tables of contract. High score went to Mrs. Alec Artibee and second to Mrs. Fred Busche. Suzanne Irving hosted a slumber party after the Freshman Mixer with Sloppy Joes and root beer, breakfast at 8:00. Eight freshmen slept over. The Merry 8 Club gathered at Mrs. Lula Shaw s home with four guests. prizes went to Mrs. Warner high, Mrs. Albert Rube sow, and Mrs. C C Ogle traveler. The Birthday Club met to honor two birthdays with a potluck noon dinner and then pepper games in the afternoon with prizes for high and low scores. Mrs. Edith Colmus received a surprise gathering of neighbors for her birthday and pepper games followed by a birthday lunch. The Octo club at Mrs. John White s home played two tables of bridge. special guest Mrs. Clair Maxwell was honored ahead of moving to Ypsilanti. High bridge score went to Mrs. Roy Belt, second to Mrs. Laurence McClusky, sow to Mrs. John White, traveler to Mrs. Hollis Walton. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Asline
Alec Artibee
Fred Busche
Suzanne Irving
Irving
Merry 8 Club
Lula Shaw
Alice Warner
Lansing
Cecil Wilson
Alfred Zastrow
Kate Morgan
Warner
Albert Rube
C. C. Ogle
Ruth Leposky
Hileen Lewis
Frances Carncross
Delia Wild
Dorothy Denton
Esther Musser
Edith Colmus
George Wentworth
Douglas Spencer
Tessie Reynolds
L. G. Thompson
Low
Wentworth
Harrison Simmons
Colmus
John White
Clair Maxwell
Ya Club
Ypsilanti
Roy Beltinck
Laurence McClusky
Hollis Walton
White
Skating Club Fall Meeting Planned at Gateway Lanes
Skating Club at Gateway Lanes schedules a fall meeting on Wednesday October 5. All members and prospective skaters are urged to attend for club updates and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skating Club
Gateway Lanes
Baptist King's Daughters Meet At Mrs Knapp's
Mrs OG G Knapp hosted the Baptist King's Daughters society with sixteen members present. Guests included Mrs Minnie Drake Detroit Mrs Bertha Vandewalker and Miss Pauline Krell. President Mrs Harry Foss led meetings with singing prayer scripture and a diary update from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG. G. Knapp
Baptist King's Daughters
Minnie Drake
Detroit
Bertha Vandewalker
Pauline Krell
Mra
Harry Foss
Daca
Minnie Brown
Allen Dillon
Japan
Harold Loomis
Irwin Brothers Hold Tenth Meet at Family Home
The Irwin family held their tenth gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Irwin on Sunday with the seven Irwin brothers and spouses present for a 1 p.m. dinner. Readings were shared including a piece by Mrs Iva Malosh. guests included Mrs. Grace Irwin and Mrs. Mary Palmer and her two daughters who will move to Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Irwin
Lucy
Iva Malosh
Lake Station
Mary Palmer
Texas
Fred Irwin
Palmers
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara E. Nass
Donald Benchley
Oxfords
Avcgirv Vena
Jewelers
Clare Merchant
Edmonton, Alberta
W.S. C
C. C. Knapp
Irwin Brothers
Roy E. Cimmerer
Clare, Mich
Guali
Schaeffer’s Dairy Bar
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
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