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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
10
The United States Brewers Association invites readers to relax after any sport or hobby with a hearty beer. Whether fishing, bowling, golfing, or gardening, a cold beer complements the day and conversation about the ones that got away. Enjoy the naturally great taste and refreshing coolness.
Clare High School coached by Robert McDaniel won two games at Ithaca, scoring 23 runs. Ken Akers starred with a grand slam in the 14 1 rout of Ithaca, and Akers earned two wins including a relief appearance in the 9 7 win over Alma. The team prepares for Mt. Pleasant tournaments and a May 138 schedule.
City notes report multiple families honoring Mother's Day with relatives across nearby towns. Flor ence Robintte received guests including Mr. and Mrs. Barney Scott and family and Mr. Rex Robinette from their households. Kay Allen of Lansing contacted her grandmother Sunday morning. Colleen Spencer from Michigan State spent the day with Walter Endres. Mrs. Ray Archbold was admitted to Clare General Hospital last Friday. Chelsea visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Finch were with their parents, and Wilbur Fletcher and family joined Delmar Allen for dinner in Farwell.
The Clare Sentinel reports weekend visits and social calls across Clare and nearby towns. Residents include Rev. and Mrs. Les lie Nevins of Eaton Rapids visiting H. M. Sowle and Lee, and Max Skinner family from Flint with ties to Dan Czyzewski’s household. Families from Gladwin, Detroit, Mt. Pleasant, Pontiac, Petoskey, and North Chicago are listed with various greetings and travel to and from homes, churches, and relatives.
The Tomahawk District Scoutmasters met May 3 at District Scout Executive Bob Ridley’s home to plan the Spring Camporee set for Camp Weidman on May 15 and 16. Activities emphasize Patrol Method with patrol led events and a Gold Rush main event Saturday afternoon.
Delta Psi Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Town and Country on May 14 and installed officers for the coming year. Elected were JLaureen Acton president, Carol Snively vice president, Arlene Peet recording secretary, Marge Murray corresponding secretary, Barbara Roe treasurer, and Myrna Leinweber extension officer.
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