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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1964
Page
10
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A 1906 copy of The Courier, a one time Clare weekly, was gifted to Stuart Bicknell for its historical value. The volume is well preserved on lightweight book paper and includes descriptions of Clare industries, businesses, leading citizens, and notable individuals from that era.
Local page from The Clare Sentinel highlights brief community items and public notices dated May 14, 1964. Reading emphasis on town events, upcoming meetings, and notices likely to inform residents of civic matters and local happenings.
Guests of Mrs. C T Waller for lunch included Mrs. John Benser Mrs Glen Collier and Mrs Stella Campbell all of Gaylord along with Mrs Warren Wixom of Beaverton. Emma Sager attended Michigan delegates preconvention ahead of the National Convention in June in Seattle. Effie Harvey Fern Wright Merle Archambault and Miller enjoyed a luncheon at Rosebush hosted by Mrs Duane Hatch. Household visits to see their grandmother Mrs Nona Sowle occurred as Mother's Day cards and flowers arrived. Roy Gamble is recovering at home after hospitalization.
A long list of guests visited family homes across Holt and nearby towns for Mother's Day. Attendees included the Mus sell and Mussel families in Holt, Edward Mussell of Rosebush, and many relatives from Royal Oak to Saginaw. Local gatherings featured four generations at one celebration and several hospital and church visits.
Fifty six members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service attended a Michigan Consolidated Gas Company event in Mt Pleasant. A stove burner with a brain sparked a kitchen demo as members sampled Spanish noodles, an oriental shrimp dish, and Danish torte. Mrs Elmer Shurlow opened with prayer. officers reported and members prepared for fall schedule and upcoming conferences citing Alma and Pittsburg.
The Clare Study Club held its annual dinner at the Town and Country with strong attendance. Jack Raymond, a speech correctionist for Clare county, spoke on his work with over 100 students, using illustrations and tape recordings to show progress and challenges. The group planned to resume meetings in September.
Michigan Bell joins other organizations to honor Michigan and its growing prosperity. The company notes its role in business through communications and as a customer of many Michigan firms. Last year it and Western Electric bought over 57 million dollars of Michigan made products and services.
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