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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
3
The Clare County Papers and Leaders Association met at the Court House on July 14. Mrs. Carr led pledges and business. Miss Barbara Guiette was secretary. Members voted to renew National 4 H Magazine subscriptions and discussed a State Show day on September 1.
The column mourning Mrs. Nina Kleinhart of Hatton notes her well known status in Sheridan and last rites attended Friday. Seaman family reunion at Daniels Band Fellowship hall on Sunday July 27 with some attending church at 10. Herman Evans remains ill at Veterans hospital after a stroke. Mrs. Evans Cora Davis at home. son Herman Jr. expected from Germany to visit. Evelyn Bradley returns home from summer vacation in Dewitt with the Lawhorns.
Local families from Loomis Beaverton Coleman Clare and Midland hosted picnics reunions and dinners over the weekend. Attendees included the Randle Brauns Teales Seiversens and the Hawkins in-law families with gatherings at Hall's Lake Beal City KC hall and the Inez Teale home.
Boat operators should follow four primary right of way rules. Sailboats outrank power boats. rowboats outrank both sail and power craft. when meeting on an angle the boat on the right has priority. overtaken boats must yield. Operators must handle changing winds tides currents and know accident procedures. Ensure good swimmers aboard and life jackets for every passenger. Do not overcrowd or overpower. Do not smoke during refueling. If the boat overturns, stay with it if it remains afloat.
Mr and Mrs Max Milholin of Flint visited his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Milholin after a weekend at Windover Lake. James Thompson joined Mr and Mrs Ben Bockneak for Sunday dinner in Petoskey. Elna Thompson returned from a pleasant week at the Bochneak home as Floren Pudvay and son Larry of Colonville and Pat Pudvay and infant son of Traverse City called on the Penrose home Sunday. Suzanne Allen is spending this week in Lincoln with Joan Campbell and family. Frank Walters house hosted Sunday callers including Floyd Fair and son Vernon Ed Mayer and son and Harold Kile and family with lunch. Gerald Brown hosted Jeff Raymond of Mt Pleasant and Nancy Domeyer of Rosebush Sunday.
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