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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1960
Page
11
In this column reply C D Smith addresses teen sensitivity to height noting that tall or short is not a true handicap. Talent courage and ability count more than stature with examples from sports and business. The piece urges perspective and offers to publish reader letters from Frankfort Kentucky.
Funeral services were held Monday at one o'clock in the Lake Baptist Church for Russell R Merow of near Ann Arbor formerly of Lake. Interment was in North Brinton Cemetery beside his wife Kate who died April 20 1958. Bud known here entered the Veterans Hospital at Ann Arbor but died Thursday morning. He leaves his mother Maude Tiederman and one sister Myrtle Dye both of Toledo Ohio two uncles nieces nephews and cousins. A half brother Abe H Krabil preceded him in death. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.
Attendees included Soeure Breeps and families. Glen and Margaret Ann Sperry celebrated with relatives at the I.O.O.F. hall in Lansing on Saturday night. Sperry is the Williams family’s daughter. Several residents were hospitalized or in care, including Mrs. Roy Phoenix at Cadillac Hospital and Mrs. Hugh McDonald at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Lloyd Close attended Ed McDonald’s funeral in Saginaw and visited Godfrey Beck at the Veterans Hospital. Jennie Muir dined with Calvin Tryon and family. the Tryons hosted the Jones boys after Mrs. Clif ford Jones entered Midland Hospital.
The Lake Euchre Club held its annual banquet at Doyles Inn near Mecosta on Saturday evening. Attendees described the event as very pleasant with a good turnout and enjoyable time.
Lake Extension Group No 1 held its regular meeting and a combined work bee at the Garfield township hall on Thursday. Eight ladies attended despite slippery roads.
Albert J. Tilly president of Kiwanis International will visit Bay City Michigan to honor Divisions 12 and 13 at Ki-West Kiwanis Club. The event at the Bay City Consistory features Charles C. Sauer Walter F. Patenge Sidney Main and other dignitaries with dinner at 7 00 pm and a follow up program chaired by Arthur H. Cansfield and Frank Staiger.
Isabella County Safety Council chaired by Dr. W. J. Frazee reports 93 organizations received letters on chemical tests for intoxication. State records show alcohol involvement in half of fatal Michigan highway crashes. The council urges passage of a chemical tester law and asks groups and individuals to write Senator Lynn Francis and Representative Russell Strange Jr. in Lansing to back the measure.
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