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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1962
Page
5
Editor notes this seventh in a series outlines proposed changes in Article VII for counties townships cities and villages. The draft expands tax authority enables inter unit cooperation retains home rule and allows four year county and township terms with county wide home rule subject to local voter approval.
The Seventh Day Adventist camp meeting at Grand Ledge runs July 5 to 15 drawing about four thousand residents to cabins tents and dormitories with pavilions and tents offering programs for cradle roll to adults. World church leaders missionaries and overseas workers occupy pulpits as attendees grow to around 15 000 by the weekend for a spiritual feast.
Classified ad notes buy sell rent or trade options in the Sentinel listing. Includes contact details and typical item categories such as household goods appliances vehicles and personal services. Readers are invited to place or respond to ads for quick local exchanges.
Farwell and surrounding communities report visits and gatherings as residents welcome relatives and friends. Names include Archbold Ford Cotterman Want Van Buskirk Hirt Beavers Beavers Graham Freeman Maynard Courtland Geib and others with events at Stevenson Lake Camp St Marys Lake Camp Sequoia and nearby cities Detroit Plymouth Battle Creek Adrian Saginaw and Merrill. Gregory Langle celebrated his ninth birthday with nine friends, while David Severance vacationing with Gregory.
Walter Delany and Janet visit cousins Irwin Hilward in the area. Paul Cox from Cederville calls on the McCormicks and Locke families. The Muselmans from Davison are weekend guests. Dewey Collard is sick. Irene Románek is ill. The Quinns of Lafington dine with Thomas McCormick and family. Jess Hilyard hospitalized in Clare. Etta Coker has died in Lansing. Frances Walersons travel to Traverse City for cherry picking.
Mrs Judy Brasington, over 80, picked two and a half quarts last week with help from Mrs Carl Langle and Mrs Richard Ormiston. Sunday guests for Miss Liza Murphy included her nephews Stanley and June Myers and L G Thompson of Clare.
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