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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1957

Page

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Clare set to study 1957 58 budget with unchanged tax rate

Clare city commissioners review a proposed 1957 58 budget showing a 17 mill tax rate unchanged from last year plus an extra two mills approved at a recent election. Valuation is $4,386,350 and the plan adds 13,800 for off street parking land development. A contingent fund shifts to an administrative fund while mayor Laurence Seiter plans recommendations for appointive posts.

City of Clare Willard Wedge Laurence Seiter

Clare Archery Range Opening Delayed by Vandalism

Clare Archery club plans a fourteen station course on the Tobacco river near the Red and Gun club grounds for competitive marksmanship. Damage by boys slowed progress as targets and markers were destroyed and riverbound targets rolled away, prompting calls for parental restraint and firmer action to finish the range.

Clare Archery Club Leonel Green Don Bell Lansing Tobacco River Red and Gun Club

Findlay College Speaker To Address Rural Churches Rally

Rev. Hillard Camp will speak at the Michigan El dership Church of God Youth Rally at Elm Grove Church Sunday April 28 at 2 30 p m The event is sponsored by Michigan Widership Church of God Youth Advance with Richard Beery as president The Upstreamers class at Eagle Church directed by Mrs Ernest Kleiner will lead the missionary program and Camp will speak in the morning A film King of Kings will be shown at 8 p m The day emphasizes missions prayer and sacrificial giving.

Hillard Camp Michigan Eldership Church of God Elm Grove Findlay College Findlay Ohio Richard Beery Eagle Church of God Michigan Widership Church of God Youth Advancé Eagle Church Upstreamers Ernest Kleiner Prof Camp

Oil man Glen Hatch found dead in car near home

Glen Hatch an area oil operator tied to Roosevelt Oil Company of Mt. Pleasant was found dead of asphyxiation in his car on Easter Sunday near his home. He had suffered poor health for some time. Funeral services were held in Clare at 2 PM Wednesday.

Glen Hatch Mr. Hatch Roosevelt Oil Company Mt. Pleasant Clare

School Closes After Tornado Warning

Clare public schools closed Wednesday afternoon after tornado warnings for the area. Students in Clare and rural district schools were dismissed after noon as Mt. Pleasant schools also closed. Buses ran regular routes amid threatening skies and heavy afternoon showers.

Claré Clare Mt. Pleasant

Two Superior DRAMATICS at Michigan Spring Speech Festival

Twenty four dramatics students from Michigan schools competed at Lansinig for the Spring Speech Festival. Lydabelle Bicknell of Clare earned one of the two Superior ratings. Cub Scouts from Farwell Dens 2 and 3 appeared on Cadillac TV Cartoon Express Saturday morning.

Michigan Lansinig Lydabelle Bicknell Clare Farwell Dens Cadillac TV Cartoon Express Earl Irwin Bill David Brown Glen Denton Kenneth Ricky Cour Bobby Penny Kit Hochstetler Bobby Norbury David Dicky Rogers Dennis Dawson Greg Warner Todd Kent Warner den Chiefs Bob Carmen Mike Hochstetler Den Edith Warner Alice Hochstetler

Luncheon Honors Rosebush 4-H Girls and Teachers

Mrs. Earl House Mrs. Albert Moyes and Mrs. Earl Neff hosted a noon luncheon in the Presbyterian Church dining room for fifteen Rosebush eighth grade girls and three teachers. The event marked the end of the year sewing 4-H activities supervised by the hosts and presented gifts to the principal Mrs. Dorothy Lowery and aides Mrs. Bernice Morrison and Mrs. Eileen Jacobs for assisting in the Dress Revue and other activities.

Earl House Albert Moyes Earl Neff Presbyterian Church Rosebuush School Dorothy Lowery Bernice Morrison Eileen Jacobs

Remodelling At Houghtons Drug Store Underway

Houghton's Drug Store is undergoing enlargement of the prescription department with a full rearrangement and redecorating this week. The soda fountain is moved forward, a new prescription and hospital supply counter runs across the back, plus new shelving, work space, display units, ice cream cabinet, and a paint job starting today.

Houghiton’s

Relatives Attend Funeral for Pierson Family Tragedy

Relatives of Fred Pierson travel from Traverse City to Saginaw for funeral services after Wilmer Pierson and his wife were killed in a highway crash en route to a funeral. Wilmer Pierson, 80, was a Michigan road builder and former Michigan Road Builders director. Fred Pierson and Wilmer are survived by John S Pierson, Wilmer G Pierson, five grandchildren, and Agnes Pierson.

Fred Pierson Derry Williams Traverse City Saginaw Mr. Pierson Wilmer Piergoh Don Ritchie Port Huron Wilmer Piersons Ewart Wilmer Pierson Sweden Evart Pierson Contracting Company Michigan Michigan Road Builders Association Fred Saginaw Methodist Church A.m Carl Adams Pierson Piersons John S Wilmer G Wilmer Miss Agnes Pierson

Lift Fines On Overdue Library Books

Overdue library books may be returned without penalty between April 26 and May 3. Mrs Virginia Richardson Clare librarian announces a drop box for anonymous returns at the library foot stairs. Delinquent books should be returned to keep shelves stocked for all users.

Virginia Richardson

Rebekah Supper Planned at Farwell Lodge Meeting

The Clara Rebekah Lodge met with twenty five members at the Farwell IOOF hall. Noble Grand Mrs Ina Hammond presided as officers were announced including Eva Schlafley and Margaret Irwin. Resignation of the three year trustee Hallie Haring was accepted and Eva Schlafley elected to fill the vacancy. May activities were set including a birthday supper May 7 and an Easter Parade of Hats with a pot luck supper and Odd Fellows participation. The mother daughter banquet is planned for May 22 at Clare Methodist Church.

Clara Rebekah Lodge Farwell Ioof Ina Hammond Noble Grand Eva Schiafley Margaret Irwin Effie Harvey Carrie Green Eva Nowlen Noble Lulu Cox Ithaca Hallie Haring Eva Schlafley Green Fay Stephenson Mary DeForest Gray Hart Rebekah Association Weidman Hostess Lodge Valera Schad Shepherd Clara Doser Gladwin Leta Parks Norma Kiger Pleasant Clare Alln Howlett Rebekah Helen Gray Ypsilanti iLa Verne Manley Sandusky Marian Williams Owosso Guardian Dorothy Hendrie Fremont Luella Otter Alma Patsy Schlafley Patricia Holt Hammond Clare Lodge

Clare County 4-H Achievement Day Set at Harrison High Gym

Clare County 4 H members will display winter projects on April 26 at Harrison High School Gym. Exhibits span Clothing Handicraft Electrical Foods Gun Safety Good Grooming Junior Leadership. The evening program features talent, a MSU Promenade demonstration, and the Dress Revue with one girl advancing to State 4 H Club Week at MSU in July.

Clare County 4-H Harrison Michigan State University Promenad. Org Michigan State University

Michigan Art Museums Exhibit Comes to Midland

The Midland Art Association curates a "A Visit to Michigan Art Museums" show at Grace A Dow Memorial Library from April 29 to May 11 excluding Sundays. Highlights include a 1165 engraving proof from Albion College and works by Goya Manet Hogarth Constable Innes and Corot. The event runs 3 to 9 on weekdays and 2 to 6 Saturdays with a preview lecture by William E. Woolfenden and a Members Tea.

Michigan Midland Art Association Grace A. Dow Midland William E. Woolfenden Detroit Institute of Arts Germany Albion College Goya Manet Hogarth Constable Innes Corot Robert Busk Cochairman

Guidance Clinic Directors Meet

The Child Guidance clinic board met last Wednesday with broad county representation. Osceola officials reported favorable progress and that all county superintendents will attend the next meeting. Three Osceola directors were added: Godfrey Norman Ernest Simon and Mrs Fern Bontekoe. A finance committee was appointed with Merton Dean Lenard Schwanz James Morton and Jack Beatty as members. The Annual Meeting is planned for May 15 at 8 00 p.m. Letters will go to groups that pledged financial support asking for representation. Legislative funding discussions were held.

Osceola Godfrey Norman Reed City Ernest Simon Fern Bontekoe Marion Merton Dean Alma Gratiot County Lenard Schwanz Clare County James Morton Mecosta Jack Beatty Pleasant

Grove Brothers New Variety Store Taking Shape and Gambles Reopened

A roof and wall blocks were added to the Grove Brothers new variety store with plans for a 40 by 92 foot building featuring basement display space and a Roman brick front. The Gamble’s store, badly damaged in the same fire, reopened last week with a grand opening planned for a later date. Kindergarten enrollment for 1957 starts May 1 and 2 with registrar Mr Tulk urging on time appointments and pre enrollment to avoid delays.

Grove Brothers Gambles Grove Brothers Variety Sanford Mott Gamble's Groves Roy Beltinck

Rural Students Given Tests

A full Stanford Achievement Test battery was administered to forty rural eighth graders by Superintendent Leonard Schwartz at the Harrison courthouse on April 16. The test may become an annual event as achievement testing expands to all rural grade levels this spring.

Stanford Lenard Schwanz Harrison Schwartz

Veterans group calls WWI vets to Clare area for June 7 event

C B L Vets the C B I Veterans of Eastern Michigan plan a smort gashord and round up on June 7 near Saginaw. They seek World War I servicemen in the Clare area and ask eligible veterans to send a card to Glenn Doyle at 705 Second National Bank Building in Saginaw for full details.

C.B.I Eastern Michigan Saginaw Clare Area Glenn Doyle Second National Bank Michigan

Extension Group Plans Achievement Day Exhibit

Clare county home demonstration members join national 12th National Home Demonstration Week April 28 through May 4. Achieve ment Day May 2 at V F W Hall Harrison features Mrs Laurie Erickson Michigan Farmer editor. luncheon and exhibits on yearly lessons. Reservations due April 25. contact Extension Office Harrison.

Clare’county Phyllis Pearson Clare County V.F.W. Hall Harrison Laurie Erickson The Michigan Farmer Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico

CHS Writers Attend North Central Michigan Press Conference

Clare high school journalists joined the tenth Annual North Central Michigan Interscholastic Press Conference at Central Michigan College on Friday April 12. The event sponsored by Alpha Delta Central's Journalism Fraternity featured discussions on improving high school papers and yearbooks. Students from Clare listed included Lois Pudway Mary Tice Wyman Smith Dave Moffitt John Miller Louis Bolle Jack Smith and Vic Finch.

Mary Tice Pioneer Clare School Central Michigan College Alpha Delta,Central’s Journalism, Fraternity Hadley Elgar Clare High School Clare Ivan Cole Lois Pudway Wyman Smith Dave Moffitt John Miller Louis Bolle Jack Smith Vic Finch

Easter Breakfast Program Features Story by Mrs Holbrook

The Easter Breakfast at the church featured Mrs Donald Holbrook narrating The Story of Easter with a felt scene by Mrs Leon Dull. Music by Mrs Arthur Delamarter, solo by Mrs Ray Owens, and closing prayer by Rev L J Nevins. Donations were placed on the altar and breakfast followed in the social parlors with tulips daffodils and lilies on the tables. Mrs L J Nevins gave grace and Mrs David Seiter Sr welcomed guests as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service.

Donald Holbrook Leon. Dull Arthur Delamarter Redeemer Ray Owens L. J. Nevins David Seiter Sr Woman’s Society of Christian Service

Farwell wedding of Dairy Queen plans outlined in DIA

Profiles of events include Michigan State University economist on dairy profits and the upcoming Michigan Dairy Queen crowning May 7 and 8 to kick off June Dairy Month observance. Also notes on National Family Week and Easter breakfast at Center Methodist Church.

Farwell Blue Star Ray Hoglund Michigan State University Michigan Clare Baptist Church Mel Ott Mann Siding Harrison Lénard Schwanz Center Methodist Church Rosebush Priscilla Silva CHS Esther Circle WSCS

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City Ledger I. Ae Conservation De‘partment Robert Harrington Vanderbilt Pigeon River State Forest Houghtons Assembly Guidance Clinic Child Guidance Clinic Judy Brown Clare Public School Allen Tulk C.B.L Vets Michigan Lakes
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