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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1968
Page
4
The data lists individuals LY Hew, Tom Shafer, and Michael J Skinner with unit details B540520 and B540516, Billet 156-10.5 RTC Co 272 Battalion 28 and Battalion 23, Great Lakes Illinois with zip 60088.
Social roundup notes weekend visits and events across Michigan communities. Delmar Allen and family joined James Adams relatives in Whitewater Wisconsin and Marilyn Adams graduation at Hamilton Field Wisconsin State University. The Scott family hosted Nora’s sixth birthday with Florence Robinette and Thelma Robinette visiting the Ardis Rest Home. Other calls include visits and weddings in Bay City Boyne Falls Fairgrove and Mt. Pleasant Hospital.
A supermarket Institute survey finds shoplifting employee theft and bad checks as top security problems for stores. It shows one billion dollars in annual food store theft, split evenly between customers and employees, with average loss per shoplifter about 2.75 dollars.
The Clare County Farm Bureau Women will meet with Mrs. Glen Poet on June 4 at 1 30 p m. Election of officers will be held during the gathering.
Mrs. DeWayne Elsten reported a rare tulip display to the Clare Sentinel. A single stem bore seven blossoms with another bloom showing four petals, a condition described as exceedingly uncommon in tulips from a diverse group of bulbs.
Michigan State University Agricultural Economist Mary Zehner warns that non dairy imitation milks are nutritionally inferior to cow milk. She notes protein is about a quarter and calcium one eighth of whole milk plus concerns over saturated coconut oil and misleading placement in dairy cases.
Preparations for the 1971 centennial of Clare Methodist Church are under way. A 1954 church history by Mrs. Donald Holbrook is being updated, and researchers seek names on memorial Windows. The church traces to 1871 with eight to ten early members meeting in a Boorn home before Rev. Riley led the first sermon.
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