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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
3
Local notes detail visits across households in Brown Corners and Hastings. Social rounds include Ed Magnus Jr and Mah—Mary Magnus with guests, and multiple families hosting dinners and birthdays. Features mention mobile homes gaining popularity with expandos adding wings to create extra rooms.
A feature describes mobile homes offering space for books, camping gear, or art. It notes a range of prices from about three thousand to over twenty thousand dollars, park rents from 35 to 120 dollars monthly, and a directory rating system with gold stars for top camps. Around five million Americans reportedly use this lifestyle.
Mrs. Mary Hemstreet and daughter Threace Wehrman spent the weekend in Toledo with Fred and Mrs. Moline. Mr and Mrs. David Wade took Robert David to the Tri City Airport Sunday for training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center for sixteen weeks. Numerous calls and dinners connected families from Findlay Flint Midland and Detroit with Hutchinson, Armentrout, Kleiner, Cran dall, Wade and others sharing visits and supper gatherings.
Andrew Jackson, seventh president, was the first president who had not been an active statesman in the Revolution or in the formation of the government.
Dell Esterline in Gilmore township develops a basic conservation farm plan with S C S help. He plans spruce planting with fertilization, a pulp crop on east half, and a wildlife water pond. Chester Van Buskirk also crafts a conservation plan planting pine on lighter soils and using residue and legumes to sustain humus while preparing rolling loam for cash crops. Several 40 acre plus farmers show interest in wildlife habitat and shrubs with red berries for food and cover. Sulphuric acid history notes from 1793 end with a price of 40 cents per pound.
Vietnam veteran Elvis L. Carden recorded the song Loving A Soldier and plans to donate most proceeds to the Sergeant Arthur McMellan Orphanage in Vietnam. The orphanage honors a mess sergeant killed in 1965 by a Viet Cong assassination team.
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