Community Notes From Clare and Nearby Areas
Sunday at Big Star Lake closed plans for the Oddfellow and Rebekah Camp opening on June 21. Numerous residents from Clare Midland Union City and surrounding towns visited relatives, attended graduations and gatherings, or hosted guests through the week including the Bushes Aldrichs Nevins Sniders and Herrons with several trips to Coleman Mt. Pleasant and Mecosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Yeoman
Big Star Lake
Oddfellow and Rebekah Camp Board
Frank Pringl Ero
Fred Cotton
Jeffrey
Farmington
Bridgeport
Cotton
Ernie Stark
Midland
Inlaw
Henry Stark
Jackie
Billy Herron
Ruth Herron
Eola McDonel
Mecosta
Louie Herron
Clara , Stone
Clare
Eva Foss
George Snider
Frank Nevins
Joyce
Alfred Smith
Richard Ford
Fred Bush
Blanche Atwood
Frank Pringle
Dorothy Foor
Secord
Donald Narther
Debbie
Ernest Stark
Ernie Cleveland
Cecil Bouchey
Ella Sherman
Alice
Marl Ritter
Clare Ia
Darwin Mott
Shirley McReynolds
Coleman
Alva McReynolds
Ted Bilky
Clara Stone
John Swain
Pat Nichols
Union City
Joseph Swain
James Grigg
Sheridan
Eleanor Wood
Annie Hagley
Flint
Swain
Elbridge Jaka
Mt. Pleasant
Erna Kay Northon
Joyce Nevins
Melvin Morse
Glen Bilisby Sr
Wilbur Aldrich
Doris Aldrich
Clare High
Mannie Sutton
Mabel Fortin
McDonel-Herron
Ernie Cleweek
Maxine Haggart
James Bradley
Walford Siel
Vernon
Carolyn
Lori Jo Pilon
Frank Mitchell
Larry Pilon Jr
Jeanine
Civil Defense Sponsors Summer Study for Architects
The Office of Civil Defense with the University of Massachusetts George Washington University and Montana State College sponsors summer courses for architects and engineers in protective design against nuclear weapons effects. Courses include Fallout Shelter Analysis Protective Construction and Environmental Engineering lasting one to four weeks starting June 8. The aim is to present latest nuclear defense design concepts and aid the national fallout shelter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Civil Defense
University of Massachusetts
George Washington University
Montana State College
Latin American Armies Conference Set for 1964
Washington invites senior army leaders from eighteen Latin American republics to the five day 1964 conference of the American Armies. The event focuses on internal security, training, and Western Hemisphere solidarity with speakers from Latin America and the United States. Orientation visits follow to New York City Washington D C and Fort Benning Georgia. Countries invited include Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Uruguay and Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ANF
West
United For Progress
Allied For Defense
United States
Benning
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
el Salvador
Guatemala
Hon
Health official announces transfer of Brand W. Ross location change
Transferred Melville H. Hosch announced Brand W. Ross moved from Cleveland Ohio to Mt. Pleasant Social Security District. Eligibility details available via one of eight Office of Civil Defense Regional Offices in Harvard Massachusetts Olney Maryland Thomasville Georgia Battle Creek Michigan Denton Texas Denver Colorado Santa Rosa California Everett Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville H. Hosch
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Brand W. Ross
Cleveland
Ohio
Mt. Pleasant
Office of Civil Defense
Harvard, Mass
Olney
Thomasville
Battle Creek, Mich
Denton, Tex
Denver, Colo
Santa Rosa
Calif
Everett, Wash
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