Arm Amputation After Gravel Crusher Accident Near Mt Pleasant
Otto Rulapaugh of Clare, 51, is in fair condition at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital after losing his left arm when his foreman role at Hubscher and Son gravel pit near Deerfield saw his arm caught in a roller. He suffered additional bruises and blood loss but remains in good spirits. He plans to return to work once recovered.
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Otto Rulapaugh
Clare
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Rulapaugh
Hubscher and Son
Deerfield
Hubscher
Isabella County
Old Us-10
EMTA Names MSU Research Associate Hall Secretary-Manager
Jamies H. Hall 31, MSU tourism research associate, is appointed EMTA secretary-manager to fill the post left vacant after H. Frank Davis's death. Hall starts May 15 and Jo seph R. McDermott remains membership secretary. Hall, EMTA's third head, has MSU degrees in hotel management and tourism travel education.
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Jamies H. Hall
Michigan State University
East Michigan Tourist Association
Hall
H. Frank Davis
Kenneth C. Teyson
Mackinac City
EMTA
Teysen
Joseph R. McDermott
McDermott
MSU
Florida Motel Association
Orlando
MSU Department of Resource Development
MSU Scholarships Offered to Clare High Seniors
Two Clare students Lawrence Carnecross and Shirley Leposky were named among outstanding high school seniors offered scholarships or financial aid to attend Michigan State University. The awards were announced by MSU early last week and include other honored Michigan students and Beaverton, Gladwin and nearby senior names in the Beaverton area.
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Clare
Michigan State University
Lawrence Carnecross
Shirley Leposky
Claré Brom
Michigan
Beaverton
Larry. Knapp
Gladwin
Patricia “Shaw
Wayne Gertz
Elwin Haines
Weidman
James Neubetker
County Sees Record State Equalized Valuation Top $43 Million
Clare County Supervisors closed the April session by approving county equalization reports showing a 1961 State Equalized Valuation of 43,483,806, up 6,387,533 from 1960. City of Clare led with 8,696,342, Winterfield Township gained 4,448,058 to 7,679,200, while Clare’s city assessed value rose to 5,145,800.
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Clare
Winterfield Township
Winterfield
Clare County
City of Clare
ConCon Endorsement Debate Shifts To Local Groups
The 10th Congressional District Republican Association in Gladwin discussed endorsing delegates for the Constitutional Convention. About 50 attendees from 14 counties debated whether local parties should back qualified primary candidates, with county groups to decide on joint endorsements. Alfred O. LaPorte organized a district workshop to explain convention procedures.
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10Th Congressional District Republican Association
Gladwin
Alfred 0. LaPorte
Standish
LaPorte
Banquet Planned for Clare Congregational Youth
Preparations near completion for a Youth Banquet at Clare Congregational Church on Sunday May 7 with Junior and Senior groups invited. Dinner at 6:00 p m. Rev Harry Suttner pastor of First Congregational Church Saginaw to speak. Seniors will share future plans for school or career.
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Clare Congregational Church
Harry Suttner
First Congregational Church
Saginaw
Suttner
Five Seasons Club Dinner at Barnes Town and Country
The first annual Five Seasons Club dinner dance was held Saturday night at Barnes Town and Country Lodge in Clare. Thirty members and guests attended a dinner featuring beaver as the main course, with Tim Cotter and Dr R Krainik as co toastmasters. After a brief program, dancing followed with gifts given to the ladies.
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Five Seasons Club
Barnes Town and Country Lourge
Clare
Beaver
Tim Cotter
Dr.r Krainik
C H C Women Bowlers Celebrate Banquet and Prizes
Coleman-Harrison-Clare women bowlers held their annual banquet April 19 at the Surrey House Harrison with 41 bowlers and guests present. Trophies honored Hoffmans Gift Shop Harrison team and players including 200 and 500 series awardees Cradit, Bicknell, Porter. Officers named for next season include Cradit as president and Austin as vice president.
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Coleman-H rnson-Clare Women’s Bowling League
Surrey House
Harrison
Thayer Dairy
Coleman Drug
Florence Hoffman
Hoffman Gift Shop
Farmers Co-op
Hoffmans Gift Shop
Audry Bicknell
Jean Cradit
Bernice Porter
Fran Shelander
Shelander
H. Bradshaw
Lucille Austin
Lec Treas
Mac Baumgarth
Set
Hulda MacDonald
Flower
Marie Sweet
New Sentinel Sub Renewal Rates Take Effect May First
The Clare Sentinel announces new subscription rates of three dollars in advance for one year delivered in Clare county and adjacent areas. Existing subscribers will be offered a two year renewal in advance at no increase, with automatic notices sent about expiration dates.
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Clare Sentinel
Clare County
Sentinel
Scout Chairmen Named at Tomahawk Boy Scout Meeting
At the annual Tomahawk Boy Scout Committee meeting at Camp Rotary Robert Piniare of Clare was elected district chairman and Bernard Wilson, Pleasant accountant, was chosen district representative to the Saginaw Bay area council. The group discussed promoting attendance at the Scout Fair in Saginaw set for May 20 21.
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Tomahawk Boy Scout Committee
Camp
Rotary
Robert Pinaire
Clare
Bérnard Wilson
Pleasant Accountant
Saginaw Bay
Saginaw
Achievement Day celebrates 4-H merit and dress revue
Clare County 4-H Achievement Day held at Harrison High School honored 4-H members with public speaking demonstrations and a Dress Revue. Winners included Evelyn Ferneda in Public Speaking and Dress Revue delegates Judy Maretzke and Helen Krawczynski.
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Clare County
Harrison High School
del Kleiner
The
Parent’s and Leaders ‘Association
Eagle Stars
Evelyn Ferneda
Lake 4-H
Connie Butcher
Helen Krawczynski
Margarét Kréhmar
Greenwood 4-H
Came Jones
Helen Penrose
Mary Quigley
Jane Alters
Ronald Walters
Robert Atchinson
Roger Kleiner
Donna Squires
Eagle Stars 4-H
John R Clan
Advanced Auto Club
Judy Marotzke
Margaret Sue Myers
Chris Schroeder
Auto Club
Wiiterfield
Lake Busy Beavers
Bertha Lake
Brush College
Gladwin County
Judy Maretzke
Randall Rae
Oeeas
East Lansing
Greenwood
Fran Carncross Leads in Chervéri Lanes Three Man Tourney
Clare bowler Fran Carncross led women's All-Events at the midway point with a 21 pin edge over second place in women's Singles. Her singles 693 with handicap and All-Events 1314 topped the list while her high game was 226 and high series 597. Dick Danbury of Harrison was eighth among men with 695. Over 500 teams entered across divisions.
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Chervéri
Clare
Fran Carncross
Michigan
Dick Danbury
Harrison
Cashway Electric hosts grand opening with camping gear
A grand opening Saturday at Cashway Electric on US-10 between Clare and Farwell introduces new outdoor camping supplies and travel coaches from owner C. E. Doughy Foss. Attractons include prize drawings for visitors and children, with free coffee and donuts for all.
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Cashway Electric
Us-10
Clare
Farwell
C. E. “Doughy” Foss
Set Reunion After 48 Years
The Clare High School classes of 1913 and 1914 will hold an Alumni dinner meeting Sunday June 18 at 2 00 p m at Hotel Do herty. All persons who attended these classes but did not graduate are invited as well as husbands and wives of the class members. For reservations call EV 67498 or EV
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Clare High School
Doherty
Rosebush School In Dedication
crowds are expected Sunday afternoon for the dedication and open house at the new addition to Rosebush Elementary School from 3 to 5. Principal Mrs Dorothy Lowery says the ceremony and special program are ready and invites parents PTA members residents to attend.
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Rosebush
Dorothy Lowery
Two Clare County Board Members Say They Will Not Seek Re Election
Robert Carter and Ullman Collins, both 12 year veterans and charter members of the Clare County Board, will retire when current terms end this summer. Election for the County Board is in July. They cite absence of school children in the county and a wish to see others take on the responsibilities. Carter has served as board president since first election. Collins previously served Greenwood No. 3 District as treasurer and director. Candidates must file petitions to fill the vacancies.
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Robert Carter
Clare County Board and Education
Ullman Collins
Carter
Collins
Greenwood No. 3
Bridge Toll Increase to Fund Bond Cushions
Michigan's Mackinac Bridge tolls rise after May 1 under a New York traffic study. Passenger cars pay from 3.50 to 3.75 with driver and passengers, to meet a 20 percent cushion for interest, operation, and repair while reserves exceed 4.6 million dollars as of January 31, 1961.
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Mac
Michigan
Straits Bridge
Bridge Authority
New York
Mackinac Bridge
Mrs Yeoman Elected District BPW Officer
Mrs Yeoman is elected an officer in the district Business and Professional Women group. Delegates attend the District Five meeting to discuss plans and activities.
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Profes
Notable Dr Stirling named to Michigan professionals board
A Detroit news brief notes Dr Neil Stirling DVM Claré is elected to the statewide Board of Directors of the Michigan Associations of Professions, along with 12 other reelected or reappointed directors. The report also covers Bay City district Women’s Clubs officers, a 125-person luncheon, guest speaker Rose Hershon from Johannes burg and upcoming fall conferences and meetings across the state.
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Neil Stirling
DVM
Claré
Michigan Associations of Professions
Stirling
Sional Women’s Clubs
Bay City
Fannie Yeoman
Margaret Busch
Alma
Lois Steiglemire
Eleanor Kinsey
Lapeér
Helen Sims
Flint
Clare
Dortha Kirkpatrick
Grace Higelmire
Bessie Woodcock
Bettie Marotzke
Thelma Woodworth
Yeoman
Some Fence Controllers Can Cause Barn Fires
Michigan farmers risk barn fires from weed burner electric fence controllers. Richard Pfister of Michigan State University warns only UL or ICW approved controllers are safe. He outlines three safety steps and urges distance from buildings or discard of unapproved units to prevent fires.
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Michigan
Richard Pfister
Michigan State University
Underwriters Laboratories
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
ICW
Pfister
Officer Berg Resigns from Clare Police Force
Clare city police officer Wayrie Berg resigns after two years to become an insurance investigator for a national firm. He will train immediately and, after a special course, maintain a sub-office in Mt. Pleasant while residing in Clare. Berg praises the department's crime prevention record and the cooperation of local businessmen and citizens.
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Wayrie Berg
Clare
William Bell
Berg
Mt. Pleasant
Bell
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