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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1967
Page
6
Local residents host and visit relatives during the week, with numerous trips to Detroit Los Angeles Seattle and Michigan towns. A funeral in Harrison accompanies social visits as families gather and share meals and drives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Calkins hosted a Sunday open house at their John R. Street home for their son Petty Officer 3rd Class Mike Calkins and his wife Betty nee McComas. Guests from East Liverpool Ohio to Midland attended as the couple, married in Torrance California, announced Mike’s eight month duty aboard the USS Kearsarge in Long Beach California.
An old friend Josh Larkin, aged 67, struggles with retirement boredom after selling his hardware store and returning to work. He weighs less and feels tired, prompting advice to seek medical help and to build a new purposeful plan. The piece notes women spent over $1 billion on beauty salons in 1958 and advertisers invested $12 million in newspaper ads targeting cosmetics.
Sheryl Lowtise Palmer and Russell H. Strange II wed in a candlelight double ring service at Mason First Presbyterian Church. Miss Palmer, daughter of Mrs. Leslie B. Palmer, and the groom, son of Mrs. Russell H. Strange, II, exchanged vows at 8 p.m. The couple, honeymooning in Canada, plan to reside as he serves as State Representative from the 100th District.
Madaline Hall writes from Houston Texas announcing Gustave C Marotzke known as Gus will turn 80 on August 7 1967. She recalls Berghoff beer 1887 and notes his health travels visiting children in Michigan and a first commercial flight to Texas. A birthday dinner at Sonny Look’s Inn and a birthday shower invitation follow with mailing address for greetings.
Members of Barracks and Auxiliary 228 met at Clare City Hall with pot luck dinner and business sessions led by Everett Warner and Maud Rosencrantz. They reviewed the Niles convention reports, noted quarterly audits, and planned a country store fundraiser. 330 Michigan WWI veterans died this year.
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