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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
10
Walter Garver and his wife of Clare Michigan built a profitable dairy over a decade with 18 cows and 7 heifers producing over 10 000 pounds per 305 days. The family runs milking, calf pens, and feed harvesting with a 240 acre operation and a rebuilt barn.
Family night at the church is planned for Friday March 26. Warmer weather brings snow flurries on Sunday. Several local residents attend a Band Concert at school Thursday and join relatives in a funeral at Sturgis Wednesday. Band members travel to Whittemore Prescott Friday to perform. Local visits include the Randles, Strouses, Rutter, and Mogg families. A Florida trip by Orval Vandewalker is noted. Sympathy extended to the family of Art oe.
Sunday gatherings unite Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eberhart Sr and family with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eberhart Jr and Bob Carrow of Mt. Pleasant. Bay City visitors stop to see Mae Chaffee and grandparents. Several pairs from Okemos Holt Saginaw join local residents for meals and a graveside service.
For eighteen years Catholics in Grand Rapids and across America observe Laetare Sunday with the Bishop's Relief Fund Appeal. The funds support Catholic Relief Services of the NCWC, distributing food clothing and medicines to the hungry and homeless in 73 countries. In the year ending Sept 30 1964 the program value reached nearly $160 million.
Clare City notes list of visitors and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Burt Anderson of Lansing at Ralph Stevens funeral, photographers at Grand Rapids convention, and several Sunday dinners and family visits across Lansing Marion Marion Cadil lac Gorsse Pointe Woods St. Louis Hersey Dexter Au burn Houghton Lake and other locales.
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