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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
2
Robert S. Fox urges parents to foster a stimulating home environment for children by reading magazines arguing about current events and visiting cultural sites. He notes that answering five or more of six questions may indicate parental involvement needs and offers guidance for improvement.
The move to seven numeral dialing replaces mixed letters with pure numbers to expand capacity. Michigan communities have begun adopting the all-numeral system, with more expected to follow as it promises more accurate dialing and better service.
Michigan showcases drive-up telephone booths to aid motorists. Bell Labs and Western Electric introduced a lighter stronger nylon cord, expecting annual savings over half a million dollars in card costs while improving service and efficiency.
Mr and Mrs Dave Snover and children visited Mr and Mrs Robert Snover in Lake Thirteen. The Wilsons from Midland wed in Midland with relatives attending. Luz and Rae Utley hosted guests from Harrison Clare and Pontiac. Families from Lansing Clare Wellston and Farwell spent weekends with relatives in local towns.
The Salt River Farm Bureau group met at John and Mrs Gross home on Wednesday March 15 with nine families and two visitors. William Strauch led the meeting and Mrs James Callihan delivered the secretary’s report. Discussion focused on Call a Con Con and voters will decide April 2 led by Paul Gross. Hostess served sandwiches cake and coffee. next gathering will be at Kenneth and Mrs Mogg home.
Mrs Kenneth Mogg hosted the Delwin Dames Extension Group on a Thursday evening March 16. Nine members and two visitors attended. The group discussed quilting for the Home and Training School at Mt Pleasant. A lesson on hobbies and caring for carpet and rugs was given by Mrs Gerald Hovey. The next meeting will be at Mrs Clarend Methner's home.
The P M B group met at Charles Kleinhardt's home with elections held for president Bonnie Lloyd vice president Janet Walter secretary Donelle Birdsall and treasurer Nellie Walters. A Bible discussion group from Jackson St church visited Saturday with Nellie Walters Barbara Claycomb Geraldine Sunday Janet Walter Donelle and Darlene Birdsall. Mrs Lola Sunday is home after a week in Gladwin hospital. Families and neighbors visited and children were taken for medical observation at Ann Arbor. Family Night and a pot luck supper are planned. Clare 4H Saddle Club meets March 28 at the Brown school house.
Marian Magnus Barbara Claycomb and Chuck Magnus attended a WPME meeting at Erma Kleinhardt’s Friday evening. Ernest Town Darrel visited Earl Town home in Farwell Sunday afternoon. Irene Clute was released from Mt. Pleasant hospital and will resume teaching Monday. Lewis Rutter and family joined Edward Magnus’s family for Sunday dinner. Marvin Roach family of Ewart joined for afternoon calls and luncheon. Rev Ben Davis and son Fredrick of Middleton visited Carl Kistley with a fish supper at the church. Revival meetings urged with aims for March 12 dinner. Ruben Utter Jules Urbain Lytle Quick and Mary Fancon among Sunday visitors. George Husson visited from Clare. Blanche Geibel spent weekend with relatives in Wyanott e and ice carnival attendance noted with Ward family from Midland.
Sunday visits and family gatherings noted in Delwin Grange with multiple calls on Mrs. Van Ness Cook in Gilmore and visits to Mrs. Myrtle Glass. Obvious travel includes Bay City and Flint as relatives catch up and celebrate events.
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