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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1955
Page
15
About 210000 trout will be released on April 30 marking the opener of Michigan's general trout season. Conservation department crews plan 250000 fish including brook brown and rainbow varieties to lure anglers. Success hinges on weather as streams recover from floods and conditions vary across the state.
Health officials report Clare students to wait four weeks between first two Salk shots with a May 18 second round. A booster shot may follow later in summer. About 400 of 600 eligible rural children obtained consent, while Gladwin County saw about 90 percent parental response.
Enrollment will occur April 29 for Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes with 20 minute faculty conferences for 9th 10th and 11th graders. Eighth graders enroll April 28 afternoon. Rural Clare High students touring beforehand. Parent conferences run April 21 to 28 for Kindergarten to third grade, with possible extension to May 12.
The Men's Fellowship of the Congregational Church met Monday in the church parlors. Dinner was served by Joe Johnston’s committee. Frederick Scott presided. They planned the Mother Daughter banquet for May 10 pending Woman's Fellowship approval. Joe Johnston presented slides of England and a short biblical picture. Next meeting is May 23 with Mark Bicknell chairing the dinner and program.
Mrs Marian Light and daughter visited their daughter and sister Mrs Jack Legre at Clare Hospital Saturday. Midland resident Mrs Cecil Phillips spent the weekend here with husband Mr N H Rauch. The Rauchs sang with the Dundee Chorus at a Methodist Church musicale Sunday afternoon. Rev R P Claggett visited C G Huber in Hamilton township and inspected an oil well. The Bateses returned to Wilson State Park after a Florida vacation. Mrs Gladys Kinne assists at the Mil lard home while daughter is hospitalized. Colleen visits grandmother Millard in Gladwin. Mrs Almeda Hampshire of Wassoon Ohio visits niece Mrs O M Ulch and husband and Mr and Mrs Wm Stover indefinitely. Harvey and Fred Smith visit friends in Lima Ohio. en route home they stopped at Angola IN, Lansing, and Flint, and stayed with Lester Hamp in Houghton Lake. Susie Balmer joined Bert and Mrs Stanfield in Columbus Ohio for weekend with sister Mrs Robert Jones. Mrs George Balmer and sons visited Stanfields in Mt Pleasant Sunday evening. Susie returned home. Clare Hecker suffered a severe heart attack Saturday night and was taken to Community Hospital. he rested fairly well Sunday evening. his wife accompanied him home. Ronald and Mrs Huber of Midland visited uncle C G Huber and dined with Robert Roe and daughter Johnn in Harrison. Hiram Rose spent weekend at their farm in Rose City. Wilgon Rinehart attended the Michigan Industrial Arts Society meeting at the Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium Friday.
Mrs Helen Garthe's second and third graders read about Sweden Norway and Lapland in class. They learned Crown Prince Carl Gustaf has a birthday and she allowed them to mail a birthday card to him.
The Rosebush Rural Agricultural P T A will hold its regular monthly meeting on Friday May 6 at 815 PM at the Rosebush School. New officers will be installed and 4-H members and leaders will receive pins and awards in Clothing Handicraft and Conservation. Mrs Catherine Nelson will direct the musical numbers.
Attorney Robert Campbell named Michigan Week chair for Clare. Campbell says tentative plans include a city display highlighting industries that support Clare. Carl Burkhalter Harrison chairman and Mayor Albert Haley to swap roles with Lake City mayor on May 16 as part of Michigan Week activities.
Otto Sharp advertises a rental house with optional acreage on Route 2 miles north of Harrison four miles east. Contact Harrison 3094 for details.
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