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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1961

Page

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Farmers Must Decide Now On Own Corn Price Aid

Isabella County agricultural agent Harry Densmore says farmers must quickly choose whether to enroll in a new one year feed grains program. The plan offers price support for corn and provides acreage payments to participating growers.

Harry Densmore Isabella ‘County Congress Michigan Isabella County Freeman ASC Clare County Floren Pudway

Freedom to Excel urged as key to democracy

Wyatte I. De Loache of Du Pont warned at a Rotary luncheon that millions misunderstand freedom’s fundamentals, risking national disaster. He urged strong individuals, teamwork between science and industry, and broad savings to back large risks, asserting citizens must defend liberty against complacency.

Wyatte I. DeLoache Midwest The du Pont Company Rotary Club Martin Loomis DeLoache America de Loache

Red Cross Drive Nets $1091 In Clare County

A Clare County Red Cross fund drive report shows total receipts of 1091.82 as of April 10 from ten units. City of Clare led with 620.82, Harrison 111, Hamilton 50, Greenwood 0, Redding 25, Winterfield 60, Freeman 50, Grant 50, Hayes 25, Sheridan 50. County chairwoman Mrs. Leah Ulch and Harrison county director Mrs. Curtis Morton Sr oversee the effort with local officers including Emma Everts Clare and Frank Coker Farwell.

Red Cross Leah Ulch Clare County Fund Drive Harison City of Clare Harrison Hamilton Greenwood Redding Winterfield Freeman Grant Hayes

Fatal double tragedy from freak Clare storm hits two women

In Clare the freak storm caused two auto crashes killing Mrs. Alice Wiles 37 at the scene and Mrs. Myrtle Spink 41 who died an hour after admission to Clare General hospital. Albert Wiles 35 skidded his car and Claude Spink 44 collided with it in blinding conditions.

Clare Clare General Hospital Alice Wiles Parker Trailer Court Harrison Myrtle Spink Muskegon Road Houghton Lake Mt. Pleasant Post Albert Wiles Claude Spink Wiles Spink Clare Hospital

Clare county supervisor committees named by chairman

Supervisor committees were appointed by Chairman Walter Ehle last Tuesday in Clare county. Nine chairmanships and numerous board appointments were awarded, naming John Hall as Equalization Board and Budget Committee chair, Gerald Nivison as Apportionment of Taxes chair, Willard Wedge as Airport and Building Committee chair, and others including John Brubaker on Tax Rolls and Per Diem, Loren Krug on Agriculture, and Russell Kress on Communications.

Clare County Walter Ehle John Hall Clare Equalization Board Gerald Nivison Albert Haley John Brubaker Per Diem Loren Krug Louis Becker

Central Association of Congregational Churches Meets

The spring meeting of the Central Association of Congregational Churches was held at Clare Congregational Church on Sunday April 16. About 100 delegates and ministers attended despite bad weather, with Breckenridge representatives arriving for the centennial. Dr Samuel Oliver state superintendent spoke. Rev H B Loomis of Charlotte presided. The business session advanced plans for a United Church of Christ while remaining a Congregational Association. The Woman's Fellowship served dinner at 6:00 in the church social room.

Central Association of Congregational Churches Clare Congregational Church Breckenridge Samuel Oliver Lansirng H. B. Loomis Charlotte United Church of Christ Woman's Fellowship

Clare County Tax Allocation Board Holds Organizational Meeting

The Clare County Tax Allocation Board organized at the courthouse in Harrison on Monday April 17 1961 for 1961 1962. Members include Albert Haley chairman Lewis Rutter Lenard Schwanz Frank LaGoe Keith First and Elton Marshall with Schwanz chosen as chairman. Next meeting set for Monday May 8 at 10 00 am at the courthouse Harrison.

Clare County Tax Allocation Board Harrison Albert Haley Ways and Means County Board of Supervisors Lewis Rutter Lenard Schwanz Frank LaGoe Clare Public School Keith First Elton Marshall Farwell Couthouse

Rural route changes and new hires announced in Clare

Postmaster Frank Jackson announced effective April 15 new assignments in Clare rural routes. Stan Parish becomes Rural Route 4 carrier replacing the retiring Krell. Ray Owens moves to Rural Route 3, serving west Clare and northwest neighborhoods, looping through the city to Vernon township. Duane Miller becomes Clare’s regular east side city carrier, replacing Owens, with Royal Kleinhardt as substitute. Route 3 serves over 300 families.

Clare Petice Frank* Jackson Krell Stan Parish Clare Wise Township Ray Owens Parish Stockyards Road Vernon Township Clare-Isabella Dunlop Road Duane Miller Owens Royal Kleinhardt

Grace McArthur Wins Clare Civitan Distinguished Citizen Award

Mrs Grace McArthur of Clare and Rosebush a renowned artist was chosen to wear the Distinguished Citizen title by the Clare Civitan Club at its first annual awards ceremony part of the club s first birthday observance A plaque and citation accompanied the honor President Carl Stephenson introduced her and read a resume of her civic and artistic achievements The club plans to award the honor yearly and Mrs McArthur is showing at the Detroit Art Gallery this week The Civitan party at Barnes Town and Country Lounge followed with dinner and dancing for about 50 guests

Grace McArthur Clare and Rosebush Clare Civitan ‘Club Civitan. International Carl Stephenson Mt. Pleasant Flint Detroit Alex T. Strange

Farwell Plans Curriculum Improvements and Building Needs

Farwell Schools Curriculum Committee meeting on April 11 1961 urged ongoing study and a building program. Proposals include a larger gym with showers, stage, expanded Home Economics and science spaces, art storage, a commercial program, flexible industrial arts, a larger staffed library, and updated band and vocal facilities.

Farwell

Ten Masons Life Members Honored At Clare Lodge

Ten Master Masons received 40 year membership honors at Clare Lodge Tuesday. Recipients were Ralph Dodge Leo Oliver James Olson Orson Dyer Fred Cimmerer Roy Comer Frank McKnight Wilbur Lower Albert Thurston and Conrad Walker. Hon Donald E Holbrook presented the certificates and pins.

Clare John Look Lodge Ralph Dodge Leo Oliver James Olson Orson, Dyer Fred Cimmerer Roy Comer Frank McKnight Wilbur Lower Albert Thurston Conrad Walker Donald E. Holbrook Clare Lodge

Farm Safety Advice On Electrical Grounding From Michigan State

Michigan State University farm safety specialists urge replacing damaged or worn lightning rods and wires to ensure ground connections are secure and reduce risk.

Michigan State University Farm

Michigan Mother of the Year Nominee Honored

Mrs Eugene D Rowland of Coleman received a Merit Award among 29 of 320 nominees in the Michigan Mother of the Year program. She attends the American Mothers Inc committee and spoke at a luncheon by the Northland Chamber of Commerce with 29 nominees. Mrs Tim Cotter of Clare attended as a guest of her aunt.

Eugene D. Rowland Coleman Michigan Coleman Study Club American, Mothers Inc Northland Chamber of Commerce Lansing Tim Cotter Clare Rowland Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club

Federal Aid Doubled To County Roads

Michigan’s 83 counties will spend a record $50 million on highway improvements in 1961, up from $44 million in 1960. County reports show Clare led with $46,982 and Osceola reported $63,464 in work under contract. total federal aid this year is about $7 million with a 50-50 county match, plus 304 miles modernized, 23 bridges built, and five railroad crossing flashers installed.

Michigan Michigan State Highway Department John C. Mackie Highway Department Mackie Clare County Isabella Roscommon Midland Goddwin Osceola

Would Prevent Direct Sales of Gas In Michigan

Public support for Senate Bill 1195 grows as it moves from the Senate to the House. City officials chambers of commerce and major Michigan newspapers endorse the measure requiring a franchised public vote before a utility can invade an existing service area. The bill passed the Senate after failed attempts to block it and targets direct gas sales to Michigan Consolidated Gas Company's large Detroit area industrial customers by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company.

Senate House of Representatives Chambers of Commerce Michigan Panandle Eastern Pipe Line Company Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Detroit

Pony League Meeting for 13 to 15 Year Old Baseball

An organizational meeting for the Pony League is set for Tuesday evening April 25 at 8 in the high school bookkeeping room. Parents of boys aged 13 to 15, prospective umpires managers and officers are urged to attend. others may join.

Densmore Weidman High School Gilmore Sherman Coldwater Townships

Holbrook Seeks Republican Nomination for Con-Con Delegate

Clare attorney Donald E. Holbrook Jr., life long Clare county resident, announces bid for Republican delegate to the Constitutional Convention from the Clare Isabella district. He lists degrees from Clare High School Albion College and Wayne State University. A U S Air Force JAG captain from 1957 to 1961, he is married to Patsy Ann Cox and a member of multiple legal and civic groups. A district meeting of 10th District party officials is set for April 19 at the Gladwin County Courthouse to discuss delegate selection.

Donald E. Holbrook,Jr Clare Clare County Clare-Isabella Holbrook Clare High School Albion College Wayne State University United States Air Force Judge Advocate’s General Department Mr. Holbrook Patsy Ann Cox Wise Township American Bar Association State Bar of Michigan Clare Clare Kiwanis Club County Bar Association 10Th Gladwin County Court House Alfred O. LaPorte Standish 10Th District

Bell Plans $90 000 Michigan Bell Expansion in Clare Area

The Michigan Bell Telephone Company announced expenditures exceeding $90,000 for state wide expansion and improvements in 1961. In Clare the program includes over $36,000 for outside plant, more than $32,000 for central office gear, and about $22,000 for customer home and office equipment. The plan accompanies a statewide move to Direct Distance Dialing and a June rollout in the Saginaw Valley area.

Michigan Bell Telephone Company Clare Clarence B. Riedel Michigan Bell Riedel Michigan Bell Charlotte Exchange Gladwin Farwell Coleman Harrison Rosebush Lake Beaverton Saginaw Valley

Juniors Bowling Program Grows in Clare At Gateway Lanes

Dori Bell president of the Men's Bowling Association leads a junior session at Gateway Lanes Saturday at 10 AM for youths under 17 to learn bowling and scoring. If interest continues a five week two game schedule may start with reduced rates offered. 44 youths attended the first session and affiliation with the National Junior Bowling Congress is possible if participation remains high.

Clare Dori Bell Men’s Bowling Association Gateway Lanes Gateway Bell National Junior Bowling Congress

Ferris Band To Play Here At Clare High Gym

The Ferris Institute college band will perform at Clare High School gym on April 26 at 8 p.m. There is no charge and the public is invited. The 60 member Ferris band directed by Dacho Dachoff is touring the area and aims to provide an entertaining concert for fans.

Ferris Institute College Clare High School Lloyd Conley Claré Ferris Band Dacho Dachoff

Note Book honors 92nd birthday of Stella Lampman

Mrs Stella Lampman longtime Clare teacher received ecards from over a hundred former pupils and friends for her 92nd birthday. She lives with daughter Clare A Babcock at 613 East Baker Street Flint and hosts Open House on April 9. Her sons include Dr Harold H Lampman of Detroit and Attorney J Allen Lampman of Mt Pleasant.

Stella Lampman Clare A. Babcock East Baker Street Flint

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vernon and Wise Earl Phelipp Carl Bringold Ernest Burk John Brunn Tri-county George Nash Donald E. ‘Smith Community Development Board Clinton R. Case Road Commission Russell Kress Howard L. Carey Lee Sowlse Congregational Asia Civitan DS Award Grace Farwell Schools Committee Masons Life Pony League ConCan Alcona Arenace, Bay, Clare, Crawford, Gladwin Iogsco Mecosta Ogemaw Oscoda Donald E. Holbrook, Jr ConCon Care Clare’s
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