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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
3
Michigan State University specialist Margaret Reed explains how accessories let women express individuality through a coordinated wardrobe. She advises harmony in design and outlines practical tips on color balance, focal points, and appropriate accessory choices for spring ensembles.
Large crowds attended Sunday services at the Gilmore Church of Christ. Marjorie Loomis, long hospital patient in Caro, died and was buried in Clare. George Battleshaw died in a Sunday afternoon car crash. Families, birthdays, and hospital updates center the week’s notices in Clare area.
Reverend Dean Vander Veen and family visited South Haven relatives last week. Missionary Society meets May 9 at Town Bodkins home. Agnes Pudway released from hospital. Dale Davis attended a baby shower for Kendell Wood at Albin Wood’s Gilmore home. Ladies Aid Party hosted by Erma Rutter with twelve attendees. Gene Clusterhouse stayed with Dale Davis. P M E Missionary Convention delegates Linda Perkins Karen Jolly and Jane Gorsuch hosted at Edward Magnus Jr. home. Doris Teale of Clare visited Bodkins Town. Joel Nier of Mannsiding stayed with Edward Magnus. Magnus family celebrated David Foster’s birthday at Lee Foster home.
The Michigan Tourist Council released a May–June travel calendar listing over 50 events from fishing carnivals to flower festivals. Top events include Blossomtime in Benton Harbor and St. Joseph May 6–12, Tulip Time in Holland May 16–19, and the Cereal City Festival in Battle Creek May 18–26 featuring concerts, a parade, a 125 mile bicycle race, and the world’s longest breakfast table. Copies are available from the Michigan Tourist Council in Lansing.
The April meeting of the Sod Busters group was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krell on April 10. The meeting was called to order by vice-chairman Henry Eberhart. The minutes of the March meeting were read and approved. The group moved its meeting to the third Tuesday due to a family conflict. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Root. Discussion led by Jake Miller focused on Socialized Medicine with opposition from the group. Norman Hutchinson left F B Insurance. Phillip Born of Hamilton Township now covers his territory. The Rural-Urban dinner is planned for fall.
Over the past five years lightning has caused three million dollars in fire losses on Michigan farms. The figures highlight agricultural risk across the state.
EMTA reports a record 4000 requests for the Playtime Country Guide book during April 9 to 14 at its Log Office headquarters in Bay City. The 164 page guide covers vacation and tourist attractions across 29 counties and is funded by business members county boards communities and the state.
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