Sen tinel Want Ad Prompt for Spare Rooms and Vacancies
Spare rooms to let or vacant apartments are urged to place a Sen tinel Want Ad for quick results. The notice promotes listing available space to attract tenants efficiently.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
13
Spare rooms to let or vacant apartments are urged to place a Sen tinel Want Ad for quick results. The notice promotes listing available space to attract tenants efficiently.
Weekend sees numerous Flint and surrounding area residents visiting relatives across Michigan. Cherokee names include Kennedy, Donovan, Robinette, Cotton, Archbold, Hachmuth, Melchoir, and Davison with trips to Mt Clem ens Grosse Pointe Woods and Indianapolis. The notes mention funerals, birthdays, and a 22 year service at Flint Bank.
Mt Pleasant pastor Rev Roger Keel will preside as speaker of the day at the First Baptist church next Sunday. Holy Communion will be observed at the morning worship hour. Young people meet at 7 00 p m prior to the evening service.
The Health Insurance Institute reports that in 300 collectively bargained plans covering 4.9 million workers, 168 provide income during pregnancy, with 162 weekly benefits and six lump sums. Most payments last six weeks, commonly 30 to 35 dollars weekly, or 150 dollars for lumps. Hospital benefits reach 273 plans for workers and 271 for dependents, with many covering ten days or more and room and board up to at least 150 dollars in 60 percent of plans.
Mrs William Gardon will lead the 830 worship at Clare Methodist Church The Sunshine Choir sings at 1100 The 700 panel discussion Christian and the Election covers ethics socialism religious issues All welcome Commissions meet at 600 before service Official board at 800 Rev Heath Goodwirt speaks at the Men s Meeting November 10 about his South America trip Ladies invited Refreshments served afterward
Home Economics teachers in Isabella county will meet November 7 at Mt. Pleasant High School to plan the county Cherry Pie Contest. The meeting starts at 4 30 with coffee served. Officials will set county dates and discuss judging and school winner recognition.
The Midland unit of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association will hold an import and meeting at 7 30 pm in the Mirror Room of the Community Center Midland Tuesday November. President Floyd Trumble will be present along with guest artists showcasing dated cutting styles and techniques. All hairdressers are welcome to attend the event.
CITY BRIEFS describes the Youth Fellowship of the Church of God meeting after Worship Hour and planning a rummage sale November 11 and 12 in the parsonage basement with doughnuts and coffee. Also notes guests at the Michigan State and Ohio game, family visits, and local church activities.
At Farwell High School a post game open house hosted by Principal Dodge and Mrs Dodge with Rev Beery and help from Rev Ezza Beery honored the Farwell faculty couples. Guests enjoyed pizza brownies coffee as a 44 pound pumpkin and decorative gourds set a festive table amid a brief entertainment by district leaders and staff including McLaughlin Heckle Tavener Miller Danhoff Rhoads Eldred Warner Thomas Grego Lippert and Klossey.
Local families share visits and birthday celebrations from Williamston to Flint. Notable events include hospital news with Mrs. Elmer Smith recovering from a heart attack and Alma Brockway marking her birthday. The weekend also features a Halloween party hosted by Benchley and a Florida vacation for Nell Porter and companion.
Mr and Mrs Donald Holbrook announce their son First Lieutenant Donald Holbrook has been promoted to Captain effective October 9. He is stationed at Misawa Air Base Japan where he has served three years. The family plans to arrive in the United States in January.
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