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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases about a school family and individuals. Hard to extract a coherent event or outcome due to garbled words and incomplete sentences.
The National Education Association surveys show underachievers, mainly boys, often lack family interest and guidance. Studies track students who failed first grade and were placed in a special room, with teachers visiting homes to observe the home learning environment.
Clare area residents shared visits and gatherings across many towns including Pontiac St. Johns Flint Bay City and Mt. Pleasant. The column also discusses a school article on underachievement and how educators suggest helping students with individualized attention and learning skill development.
Three services planned next Sunday September 11 at Herrick Mennonite Church near Clare Ind Rev Russell Krabill of Goshen will preach Seeking God First in the forenoon An afternoon service at 2 30 will organize the church as an independent congregation in the Indiana Michigan Mennonite Conference Two others speak and lead including Rev Donald King of Pigeon Mich and Miss Kivelyn Rouner A carry in lunch follows and an 8 pm worship service with Rev King public invited
Linda Grinage, Michigan Dairy Princess, appeals to housewives through the American Dairy Association of Michigan. She urges not to run out and to buy extra milk for the weekend, with emphasis on September as the push period.
Mrs. Al Tessman and family attended the wedding of Bonnie Dickens and Don Atkinson at United Brethren Church in Harrison Saturday evening. Nial Abbott Jr and others visited Tessman kin. several residents traveled to Mio and across the Straits. fishing trips, trips to Denver and Vancouver noted. The article lists many neighbors, visits, and a Labor Day celebration with local remarks on the new rural mail carrier retirement reception.
The 1960 CROP Convocation will outline fall campaign plans for the Michigan Christian Overseas Program. The day long event at Edgewood People's Church on September 13 will attract about 200 county and community workers and feature Albert W. Farmer and John W. Abbott as speakers. A Michigan premiere of Sounds of the Earth will be shown.
The article explains that car owners with 1960 license tabs can transfer old plates to new vehicles for a small fee. Before the law, buyers of new cars at year end paid for new licenses. Half price plates bought now are valid until February 28, 1961, with 1961 plates or tabs available November 1, 1960.
In a 1960 note, the piece discusses the疲忙 pace of appointments, rush hours and meetings as Americans chase success money and a better future. It suggests that the harder they seek, the less they find, capturing midcentury social mood.
The Clare Nazarene Church led by Pastor Jerry Ulrich offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. An Evening Service is at 8:00 p.m. Farwell Methodist Church led by Rev. Jack Allen holds Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m.
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