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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
9
Farwell PTA and Clare County Health Department will apply topical sodium fluoride to preschoolers, then to second fifth and eighth graders and certain referrals. Cost includes cleaning and four applications set at 3.00 dollars. Inquiries to Clare County Health Department KE-951 on weekday afternoons.
Earl Nelson Weaver 65 of Gilmore township died suddenly February 7 at his home. He married Mabel Knights Easlick in 1920 and had three children Dortha, Marabelle, Basil. survived by wife, daughters, son, stepchildren, 27 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Monday at Coker Funeral Home with Elder Hobart Beavers officiating. burial Surrey Cemetery.
The Clare Sentinel lists subscription rates for Clare Isabella County and distant regions, with prices: $3.00 within Clare and Michigan, $3.50 elsewhere in Michigan, and $4.00 for anywhere in the U.S. The publisher is William D. Elden of 112 West Fourth Street, Clare, Michigan, issued every Thursday and registered as second class matter under the 1879 act.
The Harrison district conference elected Mr and Mrs Dee Beavers as delegates to the World Conference in April in Independence Missouri. The Pioneers will receive their Charter February 16 at 7 30 p m with a talk by Dee Beavers. Members should have tithing statements ready by February 23. Grace Ladies Fellowship meets at L Richardson’s rural Clare home at 7 30 p m Thursday tonight.
Under James McNamara's direction the Clare County Intermediate School District hosts the county wide Teachers Institute on Thursday February 13 at Farwell area School. The program begins with the Farwell Band, Donald Brown directing, and Dr. Mary Blair of the Department of Public Instruction delivers the opening address on Classroom Teachers Role in Special Education. A reactor panel follows with Jack Raymond, Dorothy Saunders, Harold Stinson and Lawrence Van Zwoll discussing the ideas presented and the financial straits of retirement funds.
Farwell residents mark birthdays and hospitality at home gatherings. Rickey Penny turns 12 with family present. Dale Schofield hosts birthday dinner. Dennis Dawson leads 16 Bronc Busters in games. Wilbur Fletcher hosts teen group. Lt. Col. Engleman to address Teachers Retirement Fund. Day of Prayer observance set at Missionary Church with Rev Allan delivering message.
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