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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
15
The notice lists departures and arrivals with times from Lansing to Clare. It shows 16:00, 17:45, and 22:00 departures and arrivals at 12:20, 20:10, and 12:20 respectively for the Clare service.
A teen advice column notes that boys tease to gain attention and advises girls to ignore the taunts, not show anger, and avoid signaling hatred. Readers are told that teasing is usually good natured and that changing the boys’ behavior requires reducing the payoff of attention.
The Attorney General and Michigan nurseryman group warn homeowners about salesmen using fancy plant names and exaggerated claims. They urge asking a nurseryman first and note the Consumer Protection Division reviews complaints of misrepresentation and takes action.
Mrs. Eola McDonel enjoyed Mother's Day with five daughters and received gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Mannie Sutton Mrs. Ernest Cleveland Mrs. Clarence Randall of Clare Mrs. James Bradley of Sheridan and Mrs. Ruth Herron. She attended Nazarene church services for the first time in two years and welcomed a new great granddaughter Jill Charlene born May 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keller at Clare General Hospital.
Mr and Mrs William Bartlett of Crystal Lake visited their daughter Mrs Gordon Wiley and family on Sunday. Walter Utley of Pinckney took his mother Mrs Ray Utley to dinner for Mother's Day. Extensions of greetings came from Mrs Harold Williams of Averill and Mr Mrs Fred Bergey with sons Eugene and Ronnie of Bluff Lake. The Utleys and Barbara Whitecotton visited Mrs Robert Loar’s family in Elm Grove. Other calls included Mrs Donna Young Rob in and children, Mrs Doris Kile Leisa, and Mrs Margaret Randall with Mrs Larry Randall of Glare. Jams Yeoman attended the Business and Professional Women’s Club in Cass City. Robert Babcock stayed with George Babcock. Ruth Herron and Eola McDonel dined with Mary Hefner and Nola Ruth in Mt. Pleasant. Hefners hosted overnight. Jack Hemstreet and Sheila visited Mr and Mrs George Hemstreet and Mr and Mrs C A Perry for Mother's Day greetings. Darwin Mott and Fred Bush accompanied a business trip to Saginaw.
Cornell research shows belts make drivers 35 to 60 percent safer. The Linen Supply Association of America launches “Let’s Buckle Up and Live” with posters on 1,881 member trucks. About 11,000 linen trucks nationwide display safety messages to the public.
Local families hosted and visited relatives across Clare Mt. Pleasant Coleman and Farwell area. Guests included Otto Leu der and Bouchey families, Alfred Smith and Sue, Carl Mott, James Yeoman and kin, and extended calls by Mrs. Elia Sherman and Alice. Mrs. Pringle remains a patient at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant for surgery.
The Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic invites the public to an Open House on May 16, 1965 at 3 00 p m The event marks five years of operation and honors six affiliated counties Gladwin Clare Gratiot Mecosta Osceola and Isabella The staff will present services in diagnosis and treatment of emotional problems in children and community education programs
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