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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
9
Joy Rawson, a senior at Farwell area school, is named a Good Citizen by the Michilimacinac Chapter of the D A R. The award honors dependability service patriotism and leadership and is limited to senior girls chosen from three finalists by the Imugenta and the high school faculty.
A guest at the John Bedard home since Thursday was Lois Jennings from Dearborn. She visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hartshorn last Thursday and left this Wednesday. Mrs. Bernard Glass took her mother Inez Bentley to Flint on Saturday to retrieve a car left for repairs.
Saturday and weekend visits fill Farwell and surrounding towns as the Don Smith family attends a wedding in Midland at Methodist Church. Many relatives and friends drop by for dinners and Sunday gatherings including the Babcocks, Foells, and Hunts, with trips to New York and Florida mentioned in passing.
Miss Virginia Jean Fisher became the bride of James Alan Martin in a Farwell Methodist Church ceremony conducted by Rev. John Allan. The couple, both Farwell High School graduates, plan to reside in Midland after James attends Northwood Institute. Guests came from Detroit Midland Saginaw and Farwell.
Members and guests of Alice L Seeley Chapter 194 Order of Eastern Stars attended a cooperative dinner in the Farwell Masonic dining room. Decorations featured pine boughs and candles as gifts for the Traverse City State Hospital were collected for delivery this week.
Chief William D. Meakin, U S Coast Guard recruiting officer for Michigan, announces immediate enlistment with no waiting list. Ages 17 to 26 who meet high standards can join now to serve in enforcing federal laws on coastal waters and aid in saving property and lives.
The well child conference schedule lists sessions in Harrison at the Court House on Monday the 14th from 9:00 to 11:09 a.m. The Farwell Methodist Church holds a session on Tuesday the 15th from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Clare hosts an afternoon session on the 15th from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at City Hall.
Clare-Isabella County post offices charge $3.00 for subscriptions, $3.50 elsewhere in Michigan, and $4.00 anywhere in the U.S. outside Michigan. The Clare Sentinel, a member of the Michigan Press Association, is published by William D. Elden at 112 West Fourth Street, Clare, Michigan, issued every Thursday and entered at the Clare post office as second class matter under the March 1873 act.
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