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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
5
Farwell 4 H Bronc Busters camped with sack lunches and a late night cookout. The group practiced for a Clare County Fair presentation while parents visited and some campers stayed overnight. Also reported are family reunions, hospital stays, vacations, and dinners across local residents including Gail Glass and Donna Bentley related events.
Mrs Lula B Henry 72 of Temple died Sunday evening July 12 at Cadillac Mercy Hospital. She lived in the Temple area 57 years and is survived by 11 children six sons and five daughters plus 52 grandchildren. Funeral held July 23 at Nazarene Church Temple with Rev Arthur Fisher. burial in Fernwood Cemetery.
Air France executives made the first European airline Picturephone call between Grand Central Terminal New York and the Prudential Building Chicago. The event featured push button phones, projected images, bilingual remarks in English and French, and mention of the Concorde jet ahead of its 1970 flight.
The Ladies Bowling League will hold an open bowling meeting at Gateway Lanes on Thursday July 30, 1964 at 1 00 PM. All interested bowlers are invited to attend.
Miss Regina Krell and Mary Campbell of Pontiac stayed with Mrs. Chris Krell Friday night and Saturday. They drove to Traverse City on Saturday to view the cherries. George Sexton and family visited the Fred Sexton home on Wednesday. Dr Maurice McGaugh of Mr Pleasant and Mrs Roger Cuff from Pensacola called on Mrs Emma Sager Friday evening. Mrs Leta Gillespie of Reno is visiting daughter and family in Clare. They spent Sunday at Higgins Lake with Mrs K D Robinson and family of Akron and grandchildren Collen and Lisa Warren of Lansing. Karen Newell of Battle Creek spent last week with her sister and family Mr and Mrs Anton Wedal.
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