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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
8
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Michigan lore from the Ottawa and Ojibway Indians describes Mishe Mokwa the bear and her cubs as legends of Sleeping Bear Dunes. The tale says the bear was laid to rest on the dunes by Manitou, with the cubs becoming the Manitou Islands to the north and south. The tale predicts the bear will awaken only after the last pale face leaves the region.
Walton Farm Bureau held a Monday night meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Miller with nine families represented. The program on Price Bargaining was led by Mrs. Evert Bowerman in Robert Bean’s absence. The August session will be at the Jake Bechdelt home.
Michigan reports 136 water-related deaths in 218 accidents through July 15, a drop of eight from last year’s pace and 43 fewer than the prior year. Injuries total 97 with 45 accidents causing only property damage. Of 110 drownings with reports, 18 were boat operators, 28 boat passengers, 36 swimmers or waders, 1 skin diver, 13 through ice, and 19 from falls off structures.
Minnie Mae Krause 80 of Martinsburg West Virginia died at home Saturday June 26 wife of Rev Howard L Krause a Church of Christ minister and former Gilmore Church of Christ pastor. She is survived by her husband a son James Walter Allen Sr of Mill Hall Pennsylvania a half brother and half sister nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services were held June 30 from Wheeler Thompson Funeral Home Fredericksburg and burial in City Cemetery there.
Secretary McNamara urges all Defense Department commands to back the Mission SAFETY-70 safety drive. The goal aims to cut injuries among 3.5 million federal employees by 30 percent by 1970 with full support from every agency.
Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson and daughter Cathy from San Diego visited relatives including Aunt and Uncle Charles Jim and Mabel Raven. Several families dropped by the Ted Bilky home during the week and others spent time with relatives in Ewart Waterford Hazel Park Barryton Kala mazoo Clare Torch Lake Saginaw and Clare. Overnight and weekend visits noted with Jila Shayler Leosh Archbold Lepesky Ford Simpson and Arthur mentioned.
Thirty five Bowen Busy Bees 4 H Club members plus nine mothers rose early July 7 for a bus trip. They visited Gaylord The Call of the Wild Fort Michilimackinac Mackinaw City Sault Ste. Marie the Soo Locks and crossed into Canada. The group toured Mackinac Island Grand Hotel Arch Rock and Old Fort Mackinac before returning home to conclude the year’s trip.
Washington reports 16,500 men will report to Armed Forces Induction Stations in August for Army assignment. The overall enlistment objective is 27,100 for the month, with remaining numbers to come from additional enlistments.
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