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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1966
Page
10
The Clare County Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet on Tuesday October 18 at 2 p.m. at the Russell Armentrout home.
Nancy Dysinger and James Lloyd married in a Seven o’clock double ring ceremony at Brown Corners United Brethren Church. The bride wore an all lace Alencon gown with a detachable watteau train. A reception followed at Snowsnake Ski Lodge and a southern honeymoon was planned. They reside in rural Clare. Coleman Rebekah Club met with Gertie Pischel and Gladys Katenhus hosting.
The J&L bedding survey “Perceptions of Sleep and Bedding” by Opinion Research Corporation finds adults using blankets for security and comfort. Respondents describe bedrooms as havens and note the mattress and bedding influence mood, with many preferring multiple coverings and cold rooms for sleep.
Mrs Hazel Weage returned home Saturday after two weeks in Plymouth visiting her son and his wife Kenneth Weage and family. Mrs Catherine Lewis was Friday guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis. Mrs Paul Mishler attended the Brethren Church Homecoming near Beaverton with Rev Perry Hoover as speaker. Rev Hoover, once the church’s first full time pastor, served when the church was built about 60 years ago. Rev Russell Mohl of Midland preached at Pilgrim Church Sunday. Pastor Roy Rummage and family are away on vacation. Wayne Finney home hosted Mrs Meyers Ide la Smith of Cadillac and Mr and Mrs Robert Durkee of Grand Rapids. Junior Missionary Society met at Pilgrim House for October meeting, twenty present, voted $5 to the national medical aid project. they made fish soap holders for an African orphanage and sorted used Sunday School literature.
A series of social events fills a week with showers birthday dinners and birthday parties. Pam Koch is to marry October 15 at St Cecilia's Church. Guests attend from Grand Rapids Mt. Pleasant Farwell Clarksville Tennessee and local clubs host tea games gifts and refreshments across Pepper and contract bridge evenings.
The Clare Isabella Practical Nurses Association met at Mildred Dean's home in Mt. Pleasant to discuss the U P Council Workshop on Mental Health Kalamazoo law changes and nursing education updates. June Schaeffer leads the newsletter project for the Mt. Pleasant Practical Nursing School with plans for the October 6 meeting at Marion Straight's home. Juanita McMasters won the mystery prize and Marie Stanek passed the travel basket to Loraine Lattimer.
The Metal Tube Packaging Council advises parents to let children handle simple back to school tasks. With brown paper glue and scissors kids cut book jackets and personalize lunch boxes, using magazine pictures for name lettering and glue from metal tubes for a neat, permanent finish.
Mrs. Sarah Hanner marked her 83rd birthday at Helen McLaughlin Rest Home with friends including Ed Bearse and Nellie Easterling among a large group. The gathering featured birthday cake and ice cream as hostess Helen McLaughlin hosted.
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