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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
5
At the Farwell regular meeting Friday June 10 the Oblate Emblem Society Chapter 194 awarded Life Membership certificates to Olive Badger who transferred from Sherman Chapter 197 in Mesick in 1922. Vivian Michum and Margaret Jones were also present to receive or note Life Memberships.
The Case School Reunion gathered Sunday afternoon at Farwell Park with 65 alumni and families plus several teachers Vera Hutchens Detroit Alta Bellinger E A White Clare Eulah McAlvey Lola Fordyce Marjory ORourk Gilmore and Mrs Jesse Wood Farwell The former officers remained except one and the secretary treasurer is Gladys Keller An election and program followed with lots of visiting The reunion will be in Farwell next year.
Mrs. Jack Renner enjoyed a surprise birthday party on June 10 as relatives joined from the Renner and Yats families plus friends for a ham and pot luck dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Aple, Arley Renner, Kenneth Renner, Gary Agie family, Edgar Yats and baby, Cleland Cook and family, Bert Glass, Emma Perry, Vaness Cook, Stuart Graham, Charles Scott, Wilbur Scott, Eddie Owens and families, Larry VanBuskirk, and Hattie Butterfield. The event honored Mrs. Lida Nester of Utica on her 50th birthday with many from near and far in attendance.
A Sunday service at the Missionary Church honored Children Day with a special offering for missionaries on foreign fields. Saturday volunteers gathered at the church to mow the lawn and repair the interior.
Mrs Inez Bentley will cook at Camp Negation Crooked Lake for the next four weeks handling all meals. Local staff note her experience and the schedule extends through the month.
A reader asks about dating an older boy with a police record. The column notes that manners do not prove character and that police records need verification. It urges teens to seek truth themselves rather than rely on others and to trust their own judgment.
Sunday calls at the W H Badger home included Herbert Carpenter and families from Haslett and Ray mond Raber. Weekend guests included the Grimers and Browns in Prescott and Saginaw visitors with several trips to Grand Rapids and Battle Creek for events.
A rural caution outlines that tulip bulbs castor bean seeds and certain flowers can cause severe harm if ingested. It urges precautions to prevent children from eating or putting plant parts in mouths and to store bulbs out of reach, with further warnings about other common poisonous plants.
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