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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
6
Postmaster Jackson urges Clare Michigan residents to use the ZIP Code on all correspondence to speed mail deliveries and reduce mis sent mail. The Citrus of the ZIP system aims to streamline sorting and routing for local households and businesses.
City brief highlights visits among Clare families with travel to Flint Detroit Lansing and Ohio. Recurring names include the Mullins Mussells Shaw Archbold Walker Callahan and Leposky with Bettys and Georges families, plus ZIP Code rollout notes from Post Office officials and local postmasters.
A series of birth notices from Farwell and nearby areas reports a son born June 17 to Mr and Mrs Charles Goodenow Calvin Wade seven pounds eight ounces. Cheryl Sue born June 17 to Mr and Mrs Donald Stanley Lake six pounds fourteen ounces. Diana Kay born June 20 to Mr and Mrs Tex LaVoye Farwell seven pounds ten ounces. A baby girl born June 23 to Mr and Mrs Roberta Rulaphaugh Farwell nine pounds three ounces. A boy born June 24 to Mr and Mrs Gordon Eisenhauer Farwell five pounds fifteen ounces. Penny Lynn born June 21 to Mr and Mrs John Davis Harrison seven pounds two ounces.
A week of visits from relatives in Ohio and Michigan residents is noted across the Lake Area. Cynthia Little sprains her ankle while fishing near Jennie Muir’s home as John Streeter and Patricia Carr head to the 4 H Conservation Camp at Camp Shaw, Chatham Mid. in the upper peninsula.
Traverse City State Hospital seeks electric fans for patient areas during hot months. Due to funds limits the hospital cannot buy them and appeals to civic groups churches clubs and individuals for donations of usable fans. Portable floor window and other fans welcome. minor repairs or new cords can be handled at the hospital. Call or write to the Community Relations Office to donate equipment.
Clare Man Montcalm Area Superintendent William Seiter Jr a 1952 Clare High School graduate has been appointed Intermediate Superintendent by the Montcalm Area Intermediate Board of Education. Since 1960 he has led the County Special Education program in the past year as director. He holds degrees from Ferris Institute and Michigan State University and will assume new duties beginning July.
The average factory worker can buy 11 loaves of bread or 34 pounds of potatoes or 17 pints of milk or 3 pounds of butter or a certain amount of steak with one hour of labor today. This snapshot shows the era's cost and wage level, highlighting how far wages stretch across basic goods.
Michigan agriculture produces over 2 billion dollars in goods yearly while residents consume more than 3.5 billion dollars in food annually. The gap highlights the state's sizable agricultural market and high local demand for food.
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