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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
9
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O Brien announced that during the second half of September every one of the nation’s 66 million households will receive a ZIP Code kit. The nine card accordion set includes eight coding messages and a tenth card with the recipient’s ZIP. No postage needed. cards are mailed back to be coded and returned.
Brown Corners and nearby families spent weekends visiting relatives and friends. Dola Kleinhardt hosted Josie Hayward of Beaverton, with Covell of Laingsburg and Wal family among those stopping by. July events centered on Ludington area travel and birthday gatherings for Clark Walters and Francis Loomis, with visits to Otsego Lake and hospital reports for Frank Gilmore.
Fall fashions glow with muted metallics in silver and gold blended with new colors. Betsey Johnson uses Novelty Textiles fabrics for a late day into evening look featuring bronze pewter with silver Lurex. A feather light dress with high neckline and A line shape pairs with an oversized triangle scarf and patent leather boots for a complete shiny ensemble.
The Andersonville 4-H Club met on August 10 at 8:00 p.m. to discuss fair plans and distribute Fair Books. A display booth committee was formed and Jim Acker received a five year 4-H pin. officers are to be elected September 14, 1967.
Army staff sergeant James A. Mayer son of Mr and Mrs Austin E Mayer of Clare was assigned to Headquarters Company II Field Force near Long Binh Viet Nam July 20. Benjamin J Allen 20 of Farwell fired expert with the M 14 rifle at Mannheim Germany July 24, the highest rating on weapons tests. William G Middleton 20 of Coleman assigned to 577th Engineer Battalion in Vietnam July 27. Pfc Lewis G Dawson visiting home at Fort Riley Kansas 66442. The first American turnpike Little River Turnpike was authorized in Virginia in 1785 and Americans now travel over 750000 miles of highways.
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