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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
10
Local notes recount visits and dinners for Father’s Day across Michigan and nearby states. Families hosted include Cotten Upson Jacobs Slater and grandchildren in multiple cities. Visitors came from Lansing Detroit Cadillac Bay City Saginaw Bath Hammond and St Louis with plans for hospital surgery and European travel.
The report notes Thomas E Rise a fireman apprentice USN son of Alvin W Rise Route 2 Lake completed six weeks underway training at Guantanamo Bay aboard USS Shangri La. Charles G Loach son Harold G Louch Route 1 Clare undergoing advanced armor training at Fort Knox Kentucky under 22 year old Army entry last February. John Marotzke A 20G is home on a three weeks leave from Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina.
Alma Women Golfers and Clare players met at Twin Elms on Wednesday for morning play. Robbie Swanson of Alma won low gross with 53 and Jean Cradit of Clare was 55. Doris Baker of Alma had low net 44 and Norma Allen led Clare. A luncheon followed the morning draw.
Thirty two members and guests from the Clare High School Classes of 1912 13 14 15 gathered Sunday in Clare for a beer dinner served by Bill Schaeffer's Catering Service. Mrs. Eunice Harrold led the business meeting as Perry Maynard of Lansing, the former president, had recently passed away. New officers included Mrs. Irene Clute president Fred Krell vice president and Mrs. Hilda Tibbits secretary treasurer. The group planned to meet again the second Sunday in June next year and expand to include all graduates through 1915. Authorities from Mason Detroit Flint Saginaw Muskegon Owosso Marion and Clare attended.
Saturday overnight guests included James Powell and family and Donald Powell from Flint. Sunday picnics and dinners marked Father's Day at multiple homes including Hunt Lake, Raymond Scott, and Hartman households with relatives visiting from Lansing Clio Stevensville and Detroit. Continuous travel and family reunions featured Mr and Mrs Brooks and other local residents in a busy weekend of visits and meals.
Due to the serious illness of degree captain Glenn Hammond the memorial services planned for Tuesday evening June 18th were postponed to the next meeting on July 2nd. Twenty five members and guests attended the regular meeting led by noble grand Mrs Ellen Henderson with several guests introduced.
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