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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
6
Dr. Jacobson of Michigan State University explains children learn social skills at their own level through practice. She recommends giving each child personal space and affection, teaching permission to use belongings, acknowledging feelings, and separating siblings briefly to ease irritability.
Southeast Sheridan Sympathy notes the burial of William H. Bicknell a longtime Clare merchant who died after home services and was laid to rest in Cherry Grove on December 29. Hundreds attended church services and floral offerings stood as a silent tribute amid New Year greetings and community recollections.
The Irvin Shively family hosted Christmas dinner with numerous guests including Ken Shively Becky Mt Pleasant Marie Downing Harold Schaar and baby Birch Run Don Shively Floyd Shively and Irvin Shively relatives. Additional visitors included Lewis Johnston Paul Coleman Gerald Brickner Vernell Fike Vernell Prout and others during the holiday weekend.
A card shower is planned for Mr. and Mrs. Irvin C. Shively in Rosebush Michigan as they observe their 60th wedding anniversary. The couple married in 1907 in Ohio and moved to Michigan in 1908 living on East Vernon Road. They have three sons one daughter eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. greetings may be sent to R1 Rosebush Michigan 48878.
Neighborhood families shared holiday moments with relatives in Flint Bay City Mt. Morris Oscoda Kalamazoo and Lansing. Travelers included Pvt Lewis G Dawson returning to Fort Leonard Wood and Capt Forrest E Mead visiting Kelly AFB before heading to Detroit for a funeral.
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