Ohio to Soo Freeway Set to Open November First
Michigan officials announce the final 22 mile stretch of I 75 from St Ignace to Sault Ste Marie will open Nov 1 completing the 380 mile Ohio-Soo Freeway. The route links US 23 US-10 and US-27 with the Mackinac Bridge and spans 16 counties.
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Community Guests Share Evenings and Visits Across Town
Mrs. C A Perry of Sheridan joined the Hemstreet family for supper. Goldie Starlin of Mesick visited her mother Mrs. Frank Bowen. Frank Nevins and daughter Joyce spent time with her brother Lester Olds. Carol Ann Schafer of Clare called on Blanche Atwood. Mrs. William Lyness and Mrs. Agnie Shelby of Coleman visited Mrs. George Snider. Mrs. Ray Utley is in Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital. Mitchell spent the weekend with Lyle Mitchell in Saginaw. Fred Bush and son visited his mother Mrs. Floyd Bush in Blanchard. Ernest Stark and children saw his parents in Midland. Mildred Smith and Barbara of Grand Rapids visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Swain. Carl Mott spent the week-end with Darwin Mott’s family. Big Rapids Ferris State College students at the Nevins. Alfred Smith and kids visited Nevins’ daughter Joyce. Marnie Sutton and grandson Darren Frye called on Eola McDonel. Phillip Luce, 26, acts as spokesman for U S students who refused passport surrender after Madrid visit and protest Cuba travel. Leonard Talbot of Ann Arbor spent Saturday with Mrs. Frank Bowen. Sunday visitors to Mrs. Eola McDowell and Mrs. Ruth Herron included Mike Randle of Marlette, Mrs. Ernie Cleveland, Mrs. Max Haggart, and Mrs. Harold Kile with three children from Clare. Dean Heintzelman and his Bath girlfriend Lewis Herron celebrated a birthday at the homes of Ruth Herron and Eola McDonel with cake and ice cream. Guests included Mrs. Frank Herron and Blanche Atwood.
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C.A. Perry
Sheridan
Jack Hemstreet
Goldie Starlin
Mesick
Frank Bowen
Frank Nevins
Joyce
Lester Olds
Carol Ann Schafer
Clare
Blanche Atwood
William Lyness
Agnie Shelby
Coleman
George Snider
Ray Utley
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Frank Mitchell
Lyle Mitchell
Saginaw
Fred Bush
Floyd Bush
Blanchard
Ernest Stark
Henry Stark
Midland
Mildred Smith
Barbara
Grand Rapids
Joe Swain
Carl Mott
Darwin Mott
Ferris State College
Big Rapids
Alfred Smith
Marnie Sutton
Darren Frye
Eola McDonel
Leonard Talbot
Ann Arbor
Eola McDowell
Ruth Herron
Clarence Randle
Mike
Marlette
Ernie Cleveland
Max Haggart
Harold Kile
Dean Heintzelman
Bath
Lewis Herron
Frank Herron
Local News Briefs On Weddings Birthdays And Visits
Brown Corners announces Geraldine Brown and Lee Blackledge marriage with a Sunday open house reception at Fellowship Hall. Open house for Rev and Mrs Hull followed by calls from son Robert in Maryland. Various local family gatherings and birthday celebrations noted around Houghton Lake Mt Pleasant Harrison and Nor thern Michigan communities.
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Lewis
Geraldine
Lee Blackledge
Fellowship Hall
Hull
Robert
Maryland
Charles Ott
Charles Kleinhardt
Houghton Lake
Walter ‘Garver
Lawrence Dalton
Wayne Garver
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Everette Warner
William
Styling Features Keynotes The Ford For 1964
Ford announces a completely restyled 1964 lineup with three new roof lines and more interior space. E F Laux cites 28 percent sales growth and total performance with added weight for durability and a smoother ride, plus new Cruise-O-Matic Dual Range transmission across most engines.
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Lee Ford
Ford unveils 1964 Galaxie 500 and XL line
The Clare Sentinel reports Ford's 1964 lineup with wide front end, dual headlamps, wraparound bumper and new nylon cloth interiors. The Galaxie 500 and XL sport thin shell front bucket seats. Dealers host showrooms Friday, September 27 for public viewing.
Harvest Moon Appears October 2 at 11 44 P M
The Harvest Moon will appear reddish and large at 11 44 p m on October 2. University of Michigan astronomer Hazel M Losh explains it is the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox and will brighten several successive nights with unusually vivid moonlight. The reddish color and apparent size are atmospheric effects and optical illusions.
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Hazel M. Losh
University of Michigan
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