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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
2
Draft boards directed to review the classification of 118000 registrants in Glass 4-F to determine their eligibility for military service during a national emergency. Announcement comes from Colonel Arthur A. Holmes state director of Selective Service.
The Kenneth Steiner family of Saginaw spent time at their Lake George cottage and visited uncle Frank LaGrow. Beal City residents Marjorie Powers and Norman Fox visited Mrs. Fessler in Caro. Families from Farwell hosted and visited kin in Coleman Lansing Midland and Sanford. Recovery updates noted for Thomas Brooks and Allen Renners, with Halloween social events and hospital calls among local residents.
Michigan local boards will mail notices to registrants reclassified to 1-Y denoting eligibility for service only in wartime or national emergency. About 118,000 in Class 4-F to be reviewed by December with an expected shift to 1-Y for most. over 1.12 million males registered statewide, about half in 5-A. Young men must register on turning 18.
The Clare County Agricultural Society of Harrison Michigan shows 1962 assets totaling 58 560 46 with real estate valued at 10 700 00 buildings 46 575 00 cash on hand 1 285 46 and accounts receivable and notes none. Liabilities total 6 103 55 3 512 06 leaving a balance unlisted.
The Clarabella Extension Club met at Mrs. Dewey Wood's home on Thursday October 25 to discuss landscape planning. The lesson defined landscape planning as arranging land spaces for human use and enjoyment and covered principles like unity simplicity and practicality. Guests included Mrs. Russell Coon and other members as Christmas projects and secret pals were discussed and material plans for the next meeting were announced.
The Happy Hats Extension Club gathered October 22 at Denslow's Flower and Gift Shop Rosebush for a lesson on flower arrangements and members made wall plaque centerpieces. Ten members and one visitor attended the evening meeting at Mrs Merle Wayne Cotton's home with reports, dues, and plans for the Christmas Workshop. The next meeting is set for November 8 at Mrs Gordon Foell's home.
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