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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
9
The column lists visits and events in Clare area families including Peck Badgro Yeoman and Snider gatherings. It notes weddings anniversaries and a trip to Lansing. It also discusses progress in harness racing with the mobile starting gate introduced in 1946 and its impact on racing attendance.
Clare youths and senior bowlers pictured include Charles Lake Bernard McNerney Steve Luplow Jerry Eberhart Dennis McNerney Tom Whitfield Mike Musser Dale Moser Tom Whitfield Sr Larry Ruby Dale Wiley Jim Myers Joe Greer Dennis Jacco Dave West Marty Schlafley Copies of the photo may be purchased from Peter Brown. The Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling League will meet August 8 at the Hotel Doherty at 7:30 p.m. All interested persons are urged to attend.
Lake 13 residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Arthur Massuch and family visited Pretty Lake with Arthur Massuch Jr and son. T E Finch family traveled from New Llano to Traverse City, then home to visit parents Hugh Bigsby. Jake Loder celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary with dinners and later Open House planned in Jackson. Sympathy extended to Vern Purdue family on his passing. Lisa Lynn Horvath, visiting from Chicago, stayed with Hugh Bigsby family.
A humorous tip describes Corn Silk, a facial powder made from corncob dust, marketed to anglers and women. It is said to be very light and non cakey, contrasting with shiny lures. The note uses playful gender humor about attracting men versus fish.
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