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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
6
Work has begun in St. Paul on the new home office building for the Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul. The seven story structure will house the Land Bank, the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of St. Paul and the St. Paul Bank for Cooperatives with a basement parking garage. Occupancy is planned for late 1966.
Mrs. Gerald Witbeck of Chicago visits her ill grandmother Mrs. Elma Clute. Shepherd residents spend time at their cottage. Detroit and Flint families, Midland and Leslie couples join Mr. and Mrs. Guy Disprow for Sunday guests. Mrs. Loder recovers from Midland hospital surgery and hopes to return home soon.
The long running Hatfield McCoy feud is reportedly settled as both sides switch from shooting at agents to working for the government. Capt Harold R McCoy began investing in U S Savings Bonds sixteen years ago and SFC Guthrie M Hatfield started four years later. Between them they own about $10 000 in Bonds as soldiers with the Army Security Agency Europe. They plan to save ammunition money in Savings Bonds.
West Gilmore and Paul Cole families enjoyed a Friday afternoon visit. The Cole reunion drew good attendance at Mt. Pleasant Park last Sunday with thirteen Island Park reunions noted. Several local families including Skinner, Allen, Olger, Letson, Beutler, Hibberd, Stanley, Irwin, Wixson, Cole, Gray, Skatzky and Darnell were seen visiting or vacationing at lakes and cottages with pot luck dinners, boating, fishing, and papering activities mentioned.
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