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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
10
Bell System scientists unveil a switchboard operable by a blind attendant, turning light signals into sound. The device opens new job opportunities for the visually impaired. Earlier devices assist the handicapped include a volume control handset for the hard of hearing and an electronic larynx for speech loss.
Welcome a Princess telephone into your home with a lit dial for dark rooms and a compact size perfect for small spaces. A choice of colors complements any decor, and a call to the Business Office or your Telephone Man starts the acquisition.
An instructive note explains phones sleep when the receiver is not placed on the cradle. A persistent buzzing from the line signals the device is off the cradle and unreachable, so hang up promptly to restore service.
Vernon City James Yeoman a member of the Oddfellow Jurisdictional Youth Committee attended the Theta Rho Girls Assembly in Lansing on Saturday April 11 staying overnight with his mother Mrs Frank Yeoman. He returned to Clare Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Raymond Kent Sr and Phillip Blalock of Midland.
Mrs Ernest Stark learned on Tuesday that her great aunt Christine Hart of West Branch had died. Mr and Mrs Stark attended the funeral home Thursday and could not attend Friday services due to Mr Stark’s uncle’s death the same day. Mrs Howard Cotton of Sheridan visited Saturday evening with Mrs Joseph Swain as their husbands traveled to Mt Pleasant for a card tournament.
Mrs. Virginia Gerard and sons Lee and Tod of Muskegon visited their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kilpatrick. Several residents dated visits and trips to Mt Pleasant Sheffield Owosso East Lansing Chicago and Mayport aboard the USS Shangri La as part of family and naval assignments.
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