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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
10
S15 southbound departures from Clare at 1 55 PM and 4 55 PM arrive Lansing at 4 15 PM and 7 15 PM northbound from Lansing at 10 09 AM and 2 50 PM arrive Clare at 12 20 PM and 5 10 PM 8 10 PM
Mrs. John Larson and daughter Anne of Ann Arbor spent a week with her mother Mrs. Reva Maxwell. They drove to Manistee to fetch son Johnny from a boys camp. Several gatherings include Mrs. Leslie Shaw of Lansing visiting her sister and other relatives. James Crane Jr. of Bay City completed basic training at Fort Knox. Diverse travels and reunions feature residents from Clare City and nearby towns visiting family in Midland Lansing Flint Mt. Pleasant Bay City and Charleston.
The 8th annual Ruby reunion gathered August 15 at Snosnake Mountains Ski Lodge. Forrest Ruby of Los Angeles was the oldest, Mary Beth Ruby the youngest, and officers were elected including Earl Ruby as president. A repeat visit to the same location next year was decided.
The Denker family reunion gathered 157 members at the Howard Cotton home on Sunday August 15. Ted Denker led a business meeting with Betsy Ford as secretary while Clifford Denker gave the table grace. The group included marriages and births with the youngest two months old, and a Greek exchange student guest stayed with the Denker family in Weston Illinois. The next reunion will be in Weston Illinois.
The Teale annual reunion gathered at Coleman City Park on Saturday August 7 with a pot luck dinner and two birthday cakes marking Mrs. Inez Teale's 80th birthday. Officers elected were Mrs. Olive Allen president and Mrs. Julaine Allen secretary treasurer. Births reported include a daughter Rebecca to Mr and Mrs Michael Tice of Flint and a daughter Tracy to Mr and Mrs Donald Armentrout of Farwell. The afternoon included visiting and children’s games.
Softness rules this fall with robes that slim and elongate. The era of bulky dusters ends as robe silhouettes range from long empire columns to short Indian rajah coats with belt accents. Fabrics include crepes chiffons satins quilted cotton brushed fleece and new color tones like camel gray beige and pastels. Belts remain ubiquitous with large buckles and slim ties to define hip lines on dresses and separates.
Guest speaker Don Mainprize of Power Sunday School will address Clare Baptist Church during morning and evening services on August 29. Arnold Newman of Clio will be the morning soloist, with evening music featuring a young men’s trio from Gladwin Methodist Church.
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