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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1961
Page
9
Local residents host and visit family and friends across Clare and surrounding towns. Attendance includes Miss Sharon King, Whitmer, Wayne, Rex Wright, Bertha Volmer, and many others, with dinners, hospital stays, and weekend greetings noted. A 25th wedding anniversary was celebrated for Ted and Del Butcher with a pot luck supper.
Central Michigan University reports forty two early signups for the Frontiers of Science program to be held on campus May 5. The Dow Chemical Company along with Michigan chemical firms sponsors the event, with nine scientists from biology chemistry mathematics and physics leading sessions. High school teachers will have classes run by Michigan chemical industry scientists. Registrations come from 22 high schools including Alma Bad Axe Bay City St James Birch Run Blanchard Clare Coleman Corunna Elkton Pigeon Bay Port Farwell Fulton Harrison Ithaca Mt. Pleasant Pinconning Port Austin Denmark Township Reesé Buena Vista Shepherd Sebewaing St Louis Weidman.
Isabella area pre selection revue gathers 4-H clothing project members at Mt Pleasant Senior High School cafeteria. Registration starts 1 pm. Judges include Miss Helena Penalis and four MSU Home Economics students. Local committee members are Mrs Cecil Bellinger Mrs Hugh Beebe and Mrs Lawrence Falk.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johnston were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. HE Bucholz after returning from Florida. Mrs Kenny Hamp of Alma spent an overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashcraft. Edgar Brady and family visited in Mt. Pleasant. Mrs. Robert Foster of Pontiac stayed with the Carpenter family. Duianne Gardner returned from Michigan State University with the Gardners. Arin Cloutier shared a Sunday dinner. Ed Bruce and Bruce families visited Clare and Mt. Pleasant. Ninah Hanratta is confined to Gladwin Hospital. Grace Allison and Ivah Moore called on Ninah. Mrs. Larson returned home after surgery at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital. Frank Sprague and Jodi visited Stan Ryan family on East Budd Lake Tuesday and Wednesday.
A complex dynamic emerges after retirement as wives often direct living arrangements and social opportunities for husbands. The article notes men may lack motivation for healthful activity while wives curb exertion, causing tension. It highlights two retiree mindsets: those with inner resources to reinvent life and those without, shaping outcomes after years of marriage.
The Cavalry Kids 4 H Light Horse Saddle Club met April 11 at Brown Corner's Fellowship Hall with 8 members. Marylyn Allen was elected president, Bob David vice president, Faye Ann David secretary treasurer, and Elna Thompson reporter.
Gardeners can realize a bloom-filled garden this spring by buying and planting flowering shrubs. Nurserymen offer potted shrubs in tar paper pots for easy transplanting and bare-root choices like spireas and deutzias may be purchased now and transplant well.
This Thursday issue carries a publisher notice from William D. Elden at 112 West Fourth Street Clare Michigan. It states Clare as a second class matter under the 1879 act and is published by Elden.
Mrs W 2 Jarman hosted supper for Walter Massack of Rogers City and Elmer Kidder of Lake with nine guests. Elmer Kidder’s birthday was celebrated by Mrs Kidder, and well wishes were offered for many more occasions. Clarence Shaner and Bill Rogers remain hospital patients.
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