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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
16
The weekly column answers a teenage dating question. A teen asks how old to date and whether parents are right to forbid dating yet. The response stresses dating is a family matter, urging cooperation with parents and noting the line will move only when they decide. For and About Teenagers, National Weekly Newspaper Service, Frankfort.
Southeast Sheridan offers sympathy to the Strouse and Giebel families on the passing of Mrs. Blanch Giebel a longtime Sheridan resident and Clare School faculty member. Attendance at funerals for Joe Long of Beaverton at Daniel Bond church noted. condolences extended to Mrs. Long and family. Multiple social visits and church attendance documented among locals including Rulapaugh Macklem and Jordan families with various weekend gatherings and missionary meeting.
Glare High announces registration for the 1964 65 National Merit Scholarship Program. 1965 graduates may take the qualifying test March 10 at 9 a.m. in the school office. A $1 test fee applies. awards depend on merit with renewable yearly stipends and aid career planning.
University of Michigan Medical Center pediatricians Dr. George Lowrey and Dr. Alex Robertson warn obesity in children often reflects family eating habits and environment rather than gland problems. They advise parents to monitor weight gain beyond seven to eight pounds yearly and note obesity links to higher risks of hypertension and diabetes while stressing rarities of endocrine causes.
Delwin Grange card party winners were Mrs Vern Gilson and Leo Smock first and Mrs Elmer Methner with Clair McTaggart second. Next party set for October 8. Various visits and local events noted including the Eagle Community family night honoring Rev Charles Hilliard and his wife with readings, group singing, and a cake for their 10th anniversary.
The Eagle News reports multiple local notices including the deaths of Mrs. Blanch Giebel and Mrs. Ruby Thomp son with sympathy to families. It notes open house at General Motors Institute for Gordon, son of Everett Carncross and party, and visits by Captain Richard Moffit to relatives in Traverse City and New York. Henry Kleiner and Lavina Reger receive hospital care or recovery updates. The piece also mentions Don Simpkins and Darlene visiting relatives in Cygnet Ohio.
In The Service S/Sgt and Mrs. George B. Heppes visit his mother Mr. and Mrs. William Trowbridge of Lake George Set. Hetnes recently returned from a tour in Viet Nam and will report to Fort Bragg for a new assignment.
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