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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1961

Page

4

Community Visits and Household News Across Local Towns

Mr and Mrs Fred Bergey hosted visitors at his brother Vernell Bergey in Mt Pleasant. Bertha Rulapaugh is ill with a severe cold. Gar net Ferguson family and Cliff Schocknesse party from Coleman visited. Utleys hosted relatives for dinner at Long Lake. Elmer Wilson and family from Midland stayed with Bergeys and repaired their Bluff Lake cabin. Emmett Keaton visited grandparents near Clare. George Post and family visited Louis Post at Hopkins. Loomis and Garlic families traveled to Harrison for business. John Long and family moved into a Bluff Lake cabin for summer. James Lewis and family from Flint spent four days with Lloyd Loomis family. George Sheldon and family moved into Loomis cabin.

Fred Bergey Vernell Bergey Mt. Pleasant Bertha Rulapaugh Garnet Ferguson Cliff Schocknesse Coleman Art Ferguson Gilmore and Bruce Ferguson Ray Utley Long Lake Elmer Wilson Midland Bluff Lake Emmett Keaton South of Clare George Post Louis Post Hopkins Grand Rapids Liroyd Loomis Garlic Harrison John Long Saginaw James Lewis Flint Lloyd Loomis Laurence Huntley George Sheldon

Color choices for dinnerware affect meal appeal

Home economists at Michigan State University suggest food looks best on dishes in brown green or yellow for steak. Delicate pink and blue dishes may give a dessert like look. White works with all foods.

Michigan State University

Women’s Missionary Branch Meeting at Carson City

Brown Corners reports a pleasant Women’s Missionary branch gathering held last Thursday and Friday with an engaging program. Dr and Mrs Arnold Ott and Pilot Robert Mitchell visited from Muskegon to dine with the Ott and Kleinhardt families. Geraldine and Ann Marie Sunday stayed with relatives in Midland while Marlyn Garver returns to Huntington Indiana to teach in Flint next term. Rex Garver welcomes a new daughter born April 8 at Gladwin Hospital. Forest Garver Sr joined Sunday dinner with the Halls as Elnora Honderich spent days at Everett Carncross home and attended meetings nearby.

Women’s Missionary Carson City Arnold Ott Robert Mitchell Muskegon Charles, Ott Charles Kleinhardt Ott Geraldine Ann Marie Midland Mark Johnson Marlyn Garver Huntington Ind Flint Rex Garver Gladwin Hospital Forest Garver Elnora Honderich Everette Carncross The Eagle

Be Firm With Children Without Losing Temper

Rules are needed for safety and growth but punishments must be planned and immediate. Betty Garlick of Michigan State University urges avoiding cruelty and humiliation, while offering definite instructions, consistent example, and opportunities for responsibility and open, respectful dialogue.

Betty Garlick Spartan Michigan State University Miss Garlick

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