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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1966
Page
11
The Farwell Board of Education backs flexible pay in scarce teacher pools and sets terms for termination pay for tenured staff. It plans a study committee to bridge gaps with teachers and outlines salary schedules and contingency funds amid budgeting uncertainty and inflation.
The State Board of Education approves a proposed raise in the state reimbursement formula for public school bus operation and procurement. The School Bus Transportation Code calls for a two to five cent per mile increase and a 14.3 percent rise in state funds for new buses.
Verne Mickle, born May 5 1900 in Clare County, died suddenly at his Grant Township home. He worked at Holly Carburetor from 1947 to 1965 and retired near Clare. Survived by wife Carrie Green and children Nina Joslin Vane Mickle Tom and John Mickle plus 20 grandchildren, one sister and many relatives. Funeral at Clare Methodist Church with Masonic and Odd Fellows rites.
Joseph Raymond Gibis 55 died July 30 at Clare General Hospital after months of illness. Born August 15 1910 in Grant township he lived in Clare County his life. He worked 27 years for Clare County Road Commission becoming foreman in 1961. Survived by wife Lana and six children, five grandchildren, sisters and a brother. Rosary and funeral services were held at St Cecilia's Church with burial in St Cecilia Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Dionise were held August 4 at St Cecilia's Church with burial in Deepdale Cemetery. Born December 1894 in St Pauls Italy she died August 1 at Clare Nursing Home after a short illness. Surviving are two daughters Virginia Hartzler and Mary McCaffrey, a son Paul Dionise, eight grandchildren, two brothers and a sister.
Hiram Grimason, retired Michigan State Police officer born July 21, 1905 in Vernon township Isabella county, died July 26 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after months of ill health. He married Muriel Smith in 1938, later Doris Weideman in 1960, with two daughters and a son. He worked at Dow Chemical Company in Midland after retirement and lived in Sanford. He was a Mason and Methodist. Funeral held at Stephenson Funeral Home with interment in Cherry Grove cemetery.
John W. Grover died July 20 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital. Born March 21, 1911, he was the son of Charles and Bertha Grover and lived most of his life in Clare County. Survived by two brothers James Grover Robert Wilson and two sisters Elizabeth Hudson and Ann Kinsey. Burial at Riverside Cemetery Mt Pleasant after services July 23 conducted by Stinson Funeral Home. Captain William He Mitchell ALD Fort Worth Texas, surgeon in the 2nd Battalion 327th Infantry, examines hand of Nauve Long of Tuy Hoa Vietnam after an operation restored 90 percent use.
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