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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
11
The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce met at Cairn's Restaurant with Vice-president Emery Galgodl presiding. Plans were announced for Clean Up Day on Saturday April 20, urging residents to place trash in sidewalk containers. no wire or branches accepted to keep village attractive for tourists.
The Rosebush W S C S met Tuesday with Mrs Eugene Morrison leading devotions. A program by Mrs Wilford Stilgenbauer explained Easter symbols. Officers were nominated including Recording secretary Mrs Gary House and Missionary Education secretary Mrs Gerald Cameron. Plans for a union sunrise service Easter breakfast and a Mother Daughter Banquet were announced with committees named for menu and decorations.
The Association of Presbyterian Women gathered at the church on Thursday April 4 at 8 o clock with eighteen members and six guests. Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst led hymn singing and prayer. Mrs Dale Graham selected Broken Covenant for devotions and read The Child And The Cedar Tree Easter story. Easter Sunrise Services and Breakfast were announced for Easter Sunday at Center Church. Mrs Clyde Showalter of Mt Pleasant spoke on Slides and commentary. Lunch followed in the dining room.
A Department of Defense alert urges service members to learn the local language where stationed or at least key phrases to win friends abroad. It frames language skills as a tool to strengthen free world unity against the Communist threat and to support American allies.
The piece reflects on visible growth from new houses and businesses to Easter shopping options. It notes improved merchandise variety and prices, urging appreciation of progress in everyday community life illustrated by shops and local stores.
Readers note a stream of social visits and gatherings across area families. Guests included Ruth Bean and son visiting Mrs. Bean while Robert Bean recovers in Alma, and numerous dinners and Sunday visits among the Stilgenbauers, McReavys, Cairns, and related households. Sunday communion services are announced for Rosebush churches.
On April 1 1963 Clare County moves through routine school board sessions with trustees reviewing budget outlines and enrollment figures. Superintendent confirms program changes for the upcoming term and outlines anticipated state aid projections.
Mr and Mrs C G Lee spent days with Mr and Mrs Harry Kantner and friends after Florida. Alma VanTassel Treya Moffat and Gertrude Fowler returned from two months touring Florida. Mr and Mrs Sandsackett and John Ginn of Owosso visited Den Warner. Mr and Mrs William Payne of Saginaw joined Sunday dinner with Ethel Hagen for her birthday. The Paynes later visited sisters Martha Allen and Clara Smith.
Washington announces emphasis on aviation in Army reorganization and increased need for aviators in the Warrant Officer Aviation field. Eligible enlisted personnel and warrant officers urged to apply for flight training under AR 611-85 changes dated February 1 1963.
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