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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
9
An advertisement touts mortgage protection, education funds, family income, retirement and savings plans with contact to discuss options and planning services.
Farwell guests from De Witt and Lamoni Iowa visit over New Year. Farwell School relocates to a new building described as comfortable and adequate. A long list of local families host relatives over the holidays and attend dinners and gatherings.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Thursday evening with Mrs. Beulah Agle as president. They discussed a letter on the pledge of allegiance and the removal of In God We Trust, planned to write views to the Supreme Court in Washington. A March of Dimes donation was voted. Members heard about gifts to the Ethel Harpst Home in Georgia and reports from MYF projects. A study class was announced for January 7.
The Clare Department will answer alarms only in areas with a paid arrangement at new rates, narrowing protection to Clare city and Grant township. Mutual aid with nearby departments applies only to village or town fires, not rural regions newly under nearby protection. The Clare I L O C F and Rebekah Lodges plan joint installation ceremonies Saturday evening in January with veteran recognition and 20 year jewel awards.
The Jennie Cobleigh family met at Mt. Vernon Grange hall on Christmas Day for dinner and gift exchange with twenty in attendance. Several local families attending included Lew Fetters of Midland Don Cobleighs of Harrison and Alfred Zastrows of Clare.
Local recollections from Harrison show families visiting relatives for Christmas and New Year. Many guests traveled from Evart Saginaw Warren Flint Bay City Dearborn Midland and Lansing to spend time with relatives such as the Thomas Gardner Nash Balmer and Moore families.
Annual supper to be served Friday at Clare Fire Hall with serving from 5:00 PM. Adults priced at 1.50 and children at a reduced rate. Proceeds support Clare firemen.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fin out and children of Linden spent from Friday until Monday with her mother Mrs. Hebert Gade. Joining them for dinner on Sunday at the Farwell Town House were another daughter Mrs. Harold Shaw and children of Remus to honor Mrs. Gade's nephew, Ald Wife, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lackie of Las Vegas, Nevada. Hostesses were Mrs. Gade's niece Roberta Adair and Mildred Blodgett. Others present were Mrs. Leah Longway, Mr. and Mrs. William Crook and son of Saginaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilcox of Flint.
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