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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
11
Michigan State researchers warn against thick exterior coats and improper prep. Five one thousandths of an inch is ideal. thicker leads to chipping and peeling from moisture. Undercoats, proper moisture control, and venting are essential to prevent rot and mildew.
Local page bulletin notes community events and brief notices from Clare area residents with concise schedules and updates for mid summer. Highlights include civic calendar items and short community news briefs from the Clare district.
North Chicago residents Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen stay with daughter the Wilson Bader family. Verner Wigle recovers after surgery at Opal Lake cottage near Gaylord and visits Birmingham. Kalamazoo couple Archambault guests of Rube parents as Bermuda visitors arrive to Clare. Omer Parent hosts Bermuda visitors with brother George from Royal Oak meeting in Detroit. Harmon to join family in August. Leslie Spencer family returns from two week Madrid trip noting bull fights flamenco and photos.
Maj. Gen. Charles L. Decker JAG Army earns the Citation for Distinguished Service for a third year. He is among eight honored by the University of Kansas and its alumni association. Decker previously received top alumnus honors from Georgetown Law Center in 1961 and a 1962 Missouri Law School citation.
Michigan State University posted new records for distinct students 39,484 and total registered credits 1,104,126 in 1962 63. The year also highlighted smaller college sizes within a larger university, with 11 colleges and 70 departments, many under 300 undergraduates and only six of seven with fewer than 90 freshmen.
More than 1,300 Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets from 34 colleges and universities in the Third U.S. Army area attend a six week summer camp at Fort Benning. They undergo physical conditioning, daytime and night marches, simulated combat problems, weapons and vehicle briefings, and classroom instruction. Cadets completing requirements are commissioned at the end of training around August 3. About 6,000 service outlets operate as concessions by local small businesses to serve servicemen.
Farwell briefs note a July trip as Mr. and Mrs. William Ingraham and sons visited Ashville Ohio to meet their new grandson. Guests at Lyle Farrow’s included their daughter and several Sharp family members. Mrs Thrush plans to return home soon after hospital stay. Mrs Thrush hosted visitors including Mys John Rawson and Mrs Bert Atteberry, with Raymond Grace visiting Arnold Gamble’s home.
A series of births includes Devonne Sue Osborn born July 17 at Clare General Hospital eight pounds four ounces to Ronald and wife of Farwell. Timothy Charles Hag Bart born July 16 at Clare Hospital seven pounds seven ounces to Larry and wife of Coleman. Sherron Kaye Messer born July 16 at Clare General Hospital six pounds 4 1/2 ounces to Marvin and wife. Kyle Bernard born July 17 at Central Michigan Community Hospital eight pounds two ounces to Bernard and wife. The World War I Barracks and Auxiliary plan a 1:00 dinner meeting Sunday July 28 in the American Legion Rooms City Hall.
The Stanley family reunion was held in Grand Blanc on Sunday with 39 attendees. Attendees from Clare included Mr and Mrs Leon Stanley and son Kim and his parents, Mr and Mrs Glair Stanley. Officers for the coming year include Max Stanley of Harrison as president, Mrs Max Stanley secretary treasurer, and Leon Stanley of Clare as vice president. The next reunion will be in Clare at the same time next year.
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