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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
16
A teen asks for guidance on a long distance relationship and potential breakups. The reply urges clear understanding, suggests remaining friends during the partner’s tour, and warns breakup could happen if one dates others. The piece then shifts to Michigan Week leadership news and state promotion details.
Woodward C. Smith, vice president of Central Michigan University, is named general chairman of the 1965 Michigan Week regional committee. Region 8 covers the Mt Pleasant Detroit area, with about 10 000 expected participants before winter.
Brighton guests include Mr and Mrs Walter Garver and children with extended Midland visitors Adolph Heirholzer Mark Johnson and families. Battle Creek pastor and wife visited Paul Sheets family. Dorcas Kleinhardt hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Larry Kleinhardt. Beaverton visitors included Bernard Allen family. Otts visited Budd Lake cottage. Numerous gatherings across Coleman Lake City Cadillac and northern Michigan noted.
Saturday evening community gathered at Fellowship Hall to greet Reverend Ro bert Waddell his wife and children. Don Armentrout gave the welcome and the pastor spoke brief remarks. Lunch was provided by the Young Married Ladies group.
Susan Robison spent last week Tuesday with Marjorie Robison for her birthday. The Paul Browns hosted a card party Friday night. Harold Jackson of Saginaw and Emma Phipps visited the Browns and Emma Phipps Sunday. John Lawerty Sr. and family are recovering from illness. Frank Freeman and Stub with Robert Bowling visited the Keith Scotts. Harold Gregory of Flint called on the Lavertys Saturday. Milan Robison and Bernard Robison visited the Russell Robisons Sunday afternoon. Donna was reminded of her birthday by Bill Wood and Donna shared Sunday dinner with the Bolens. Donna attended Bill Haring’s wedding reception Saturday night at the Clare Rodafid Gun Club.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Gary Garver and to Mr and Mrs August Hoskey on family gatherings. The community noted visits to Flint Grand Rapids Sand Lake and Lansing for open houses dinners and birthday and anniversary celebrations among neighbors and relatives.
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the 1964 Military Pay Bill in a White House ceremony on August 12. The $207.5 million measure raises pay for most armed forces from September 1, with a 2.5 percent across the board for officers and warrant officers and enlisted personnel with more than two years of service, plus an 8.5 percent boost for officers with less than two years. Enlisted men under two years receive no raise, as lawmakers cited training status and rapid rank advancement as justification.
PFC Joseph B. Snover of Farwell Michigan finished a three-week field training exercise at Grafenwoehr Germany on August 15. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Snover Route 1 Farwell.
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