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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
14
The column urges cautious teen dating. It favors first dates under supervision with parents providing rides, warns against parking on highways, and suggests double dating only after teens prove responsibility with driving. Going steady is not advised for newcomers to dating.
Hollywood trainer Gene Holter supplies racing ostriches for match races at Harrison on Saturday August 8 with local drivers named from Harrison and Clare including Wayne Bucholz Herb Hileman Charles Ashcraft Dale Sharp Alex Strange and Bob Beck driving sulkies at 7 and 9 p.m.
Eagle residents share visits weddings and gatherings. Local families travel for vacations and attend to relatives in Clare Gladwin and Midland while a pastor recovers from illness and ostrich racing tips add humor to the page.
Colonville notes list Sunday calls from Mrs Mary Marcy and families of Springfield Illinois, Mr and Mrs Rueben Rutter, and many others. Guests include Shelia Harpster visiting Evart, and multiple reunions and dinners as locals extend sympathy to the Kleinhardt family.
Benjamin W. Johnson, Army colonel and former track phenom at Columbia, set world marks in 60 and 100 yard and meter sprints without starting blocks. He and Jesse Owens rivaled in the 1930s AAU meets, sharing the 60 meter world record. Johnson joined the Army in 1942 and serves in the Office of the Chief of Transportation.
Mrs. Bella Bowers and delegates from Clare and Gladwin counties attended College Week for Women at Michigan State University July 21 to 24. The event hosted 1,146 attendees and featured sessions on home living and community improvement, with speakers including Michigan’s first lady Mrs. George Romney and Margaret Browne of the Federal Extension Service. Avis Watkins of Lake also joined from the West Branch Extension District.
The Eagle Stars 4 H club met at Roadside Park north of Clare on Thursday evening for a regular meeting. Members brought picnic lunches and later went on a hike to look for insects and wild towers. Nine members and one leader attended.
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