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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
5
Santo Domingo events show 82d Airborne Division medics treating up to 750 Dominicans daily while tackling sanitation and garbage removal. Teens assist incinerator repairs as a marching band greets soldiers and salutes near the embassy during a national anthem moment.
The article lists a long series of weekend visitors and callers including Ronald and Mary Barnes of Sagina w, Wallace and Nancy Smith of Boyne City, Donald and Jean Smith of Washington, Frank Walters of Grand Blanc, and Roy Payne of Saginaw. It notes many others stopping by, such as Kathy Hoskins of Troy, Kenneth Smith en route to New York, Jim Duggan and girls from Midland, and numerous residents from Lansing, Ionia, Prudenville, Mt. Clemens, Cadillac, and Detroit suburbs visiting Clara Smith and Glen, E.M. Bucholz, Ivah Moore, and other local families.
Mary Kay Loomis spent the weekend with her parents, the Loomises. Lan Sing guests included Gayla Hochesteller and Bill Marco. Mt. Pleasant party visited Detroit with the Dasons. Flint families, Houghton Lake cottage guests, and Freeport and Caledonia visitors also noted.
The Isabella Clare Att torneys Wives announce officers led by President Mrs. James E. Ryan and Vice President Mrs. William R. Thompson. Delegates to Lawyers Wives of Michigan include Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs. James Bicknell III. Future plans list picnics, dinners, and a state luncheon in Lansing.
Clare Michigan weekly newspaper announces mail subscription rates for Michigan and US deliveries. Rates vary by location with $3 in Michigan, $33.50 elsewhere in US, and $34 outside Michigan. Publisher William D. Elden notes Railway post office service and second class matter status.
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