ks by Dr. Merton S. Rice of the Metropolitan Methodist Church in Detroit w
here she sang in the choir. She attended Potter School in Saginaw and w
as educated at Northwestern University. She taught at the Potter Scho
ol in Saginaw in 1908, 1909, 1910 and probably other years while livi
ng in her parents' home in Saginaw. She also taught art and music in Tex
as and Indiana.

She became interested in dental ceramics and worked in that field in Detro
it. She lived alone in her home in Detroit and was quite independent. S
he owned and drove an automobile even when quite elderly. She was sa
id to be interested in spiritualism and attended Seances where she talk
ed with Abraham Lincoln among others.

Clara was ill a short time and died in Harper Hospital, Detroit, and was b
uried in the family plot in Forest Lawn Cemetery at Saginaw, Michigan.