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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1964
Page
5
Dresses in Cottons and Ginghams all sizes and colors priced 70 to 795. Skirts and Blouses for school with many styles and colors. Sweaters in cardigans pullovers in banlon and wools, some barely worn. Why buy new when next to new for less than half. Also closing out name brand new school shoes at less than cost. Limited supply, act fast.
The Kraft Foods Co sponsored the junior dairy judging at the Clare County Fair. Winners: Helen Penrose Clare first with a $25 certificate. Dee Dunkle Harrison second with $20. Frank Hutchinson Clare third with $15. Ray Kremsriter St. Louis and Bernard Kremsriter St. Louis placed fourth and fifth with $10 certificates each. The MIU Crop Science Department and the Michigan Millers Association caution against Gaines wheat in Michigan due to poor adaptation and lower flour yield observed in MSU trials and county tests.
Community notices recount open house for Mr and Mrs Clinton Dunkle on Sunday August 23 from 2 to 5 PM at 12515 Gratiot Sag inaw. Mentions of weddings, visits, hospital updates, church events, and a Clares landmark Cal Kins House with Elmira Calkins and pioneer family history.
Local column notes Glen Lower ill in Mt Pleasant hospital with wishes for a speedy recovery. Weekend and visitation items include Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fitch of Grand Rapids visiting Rev. Robert Waddell and family, and several couples attending Booster Day at Jackson Street Church. Additional visits feature Rev. Miller of Gowen, Mrs. Beulah Armentrout, and Varied relatives visiting or touring together.
Dee Dunkie of the Junior Livestock Club won the Clare County Fair beef showmanship contest over 23 entrants. Diane Dunkle placed second, followed by Helen Penrose in third and Jay Kleinhardt in fourth.
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