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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
11
Mr and Mrs Merle Clark celebrate their 50th anniversary on October 24. Their children Carol Mowry and Nelson Clark of Coleman and Alfred Cobb of Midland host an open house at Warren township hall on Sunday from 3 to 6 pm. Friends and relatives invited.
Larry Eastley outlines 13 reasons for student dropout during a Woman's Society of Christian Service program at Clare School. Devotions led by Mrs. Warren White, with Deuteronomy scripture, and a closing talk on home influence. Mentioned local dropouts: Clare 11, Harrison 10, Farwell 14.
Harrison Briefs list attendees from area ladies at the Grand Chapter session OES in Grand Rapids last Wednesday. Also mentions trips and visits by local residents to Detroit Houghton Lake Flint Saginaw Clare Colonville Dansville and Garden City with family events and hospital news.
Mr and Mrs Richard Zinser announce a son born October 16 at Clare General Hospital weighing six pounds Patrick Joseph. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Murphy and Mr and Mrs Fred Zinser. A son to Mr and Mrs Louis Kelley of Farwell at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds 15 ounces. David Frank arrived October 19 at Clare Hospital to reside with Mr and Mrs Walter Mathews of Harrison weighing seven pounds 13 ounces. Mr and Mrs John Hoseby of Harrison report a son Jeffrey Michael born October 14 at Clare Hospital weighing seven pounds. Mr and Mrs Owen Ness of Harrison welcome a daughter Christina Marie born October 18 at Clare Hospital weighing eight pounds ten and one half ounces.
Clare City notes weekend gatherings as Shaw family members from Laingsburg Lansing Mio and Farwell visit Lula Shaw and relatives. Guests include Bernie and David Shaw plus others with extended kin in Kalamazoo Grand Rapids Saginaw Mount Pleasant and Coleman, with anniversary celebrations and Sunday dinners recorded.
Second Lieutenant Eugene F. Monroe 23 completed a nine week infantry officer basic course at Fort Benning Georgia on October 12. A 1960 Alma High School and 1965 Central Michigan University graduate he taught at Farwell Area Schools before joining the Army. His parents Mr and Mrs John F Monroe reside on Route 3 Alma.
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