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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
10
Bob Phinny brings decades of West Michigan Resort and Tourist Council experience to boost tourist trade in the district. His knowledge and active council involvement aim to expand visitor numbers and business opportunities.
The Philadelphia Orchestra will headline a 10 day Interlochen Arts Festival starting August 26. Van Cliburn and gifted students will also perform. Programs and reservations may be obtained by writing to Interlochen.
Central Division employees recorded 12 months with no lost-time accidents on August 9. The 309 workers in Clare and nearby towns will be honored at a recognition dinner on September 24.
The Clare Fire Department was called to two car fires on consecutive days. On Friday August 7 a car owned by Robert Latimer of Clarendon Hill Illinois burned at a gas station north of Clare from an overheated brake drum causing $50 in damage. On Saturday a truck at the Clare Fabricated Plastics Company burned due to a flooded carburetor with minimal damage.
New faculty members include Mrs. Mary Bowers first grade Mrs. Marilee Dud dles third Connie Kriener fourth Philip Eb erhard seventh and Mrs. Lee Goodness sixth Two rooms will be at North Bradley Elementary School with Mrs Harold Montgomery second grade and Mrs Walt Miller third grade Mrs Whetsel and Mrs Dwight Thurston fifth grade rooms will be at the high school building All students will purchase books and pay workbook fees at school offices starting August 17.
The piece recalls Clare's 1870s platting on the north side of the swamp and the shift of growth to the south. It notes Mrs. Birdsall and Mrs. A J Doherty, the 1878 arrival, Clare County Press founding, now The Clare Sentinel, and its 86 years of continuous publication. It lists early town businesses and the 23 shops along Mc Ewan street including law offices doctors mills shops hotels and wagon blacksmith trades.
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