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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1958

Page

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Patient Attention Aids Reading Habit Correction at Center

Tony Moran leads a summer reading center at Fancher School with Central Michigan College and Mt. Pleasant public schools. The program assigns 43 student teachers to 122 pupils and five critic teachers to foster individual attention, aiming to build a lifelong reading habit.

Johnny Tony Moran Fancher School Central Michigan College Mt. Pleasant Maran Fancher Schools Kenneth Bordine CMC Moran Ruth Schunk Central ‘Michigan College Clare Brad Wood Front Sam Langlois Schunk Clare Public School

Wilson 4-H Club Plans Fair Pie Drive and Work

Members of the Wilson 4-H club voted to supply one pie each for the Isabella County Fair 4-H stand. All members over 13 may work in the stand, with pies due at Tucker's or Graham's before 10:00 a.m. Tuesday. Exhibits are to be entered Aug. 19 and picked up Aug. 23. Next meeting Sept. 13 at Wilson school.

Wilson 44 Club Isabella County Fair Wilson School Clarence Tucker Ferris Graham Tucker Graham Arthur Thayer Jack van Sicklen Isabella County Sheriff's Posse Mt. Pleasant Fire Department Red Cross Veterans of Foreign Wars of Post 3033 Buck Barry Minnie Pearl Grand Ole Opry Hendricks Movieland Glasser Brothers Red Sovine Bun Wilson Bobby Sykes Isabella County

Local Draft Board Closed for One Week

The local draft board will close from 5:00 p.m. August 18 to 1:00 p.m. August 25. Eighteen-year-olds may register during the closure by contacting Mrs. Kenneth Ritter at Bandbox Cleaners, who is authorized to register local youths.

Bernard Wilson Selective Service Kenneth Ritter

Gene Newman Graduates From General Motors Institute

Gene Newman, son of Mr and Mrs Carmen Newman of Clare, completed a five year engineering program at General Motors Institute in Flint and earned a Bachelors degree in Industrial Engineering. He will work for Buick Motor Co in Flint after graduation. He is a Clare High School alumnus class of 1953 and is married living in Flint.

Carmen Newman Clare General Motors Institute Flint Gene Buick Motor Co Clare High School

Hillbilly Fever Square Dance Draws Big Out-Of-Town Crowd

About seventy five couples from Detroit and surrounding cities attended the Hayseed Hoedown at Clare IOOF Hall. Russell Davis acted as MC with Phyllis Pearson and Marie Jarema calling dances. Fourteen to sixteen squares filled the floor at times with out of town guests from Grand Blanc to Detroit.

Grand Square Marie Jarema Saginaw Lonesome Pine John Jarema Texas Kansas Oddfellow Hall Grand Blanc Grand Ledge Flint Lansing Midland Bay City Milwaukee Jackson Detroit

Isabella Fair Announces Premiums for 1958 County Fair

Premiums totaling nearly 6000 dollars mark a new high for the 1958 Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair set for August 19 to 23. President Richard Hickman urges entries by August 12 and notes space limits and late-day restrictions.

Bagwell Plans Lowkey Clare County Fair Visit

Paul D. Bagwell Republican gubernatorial candidate will attend Thursday afternoon at the Clare County Fair in Harrison as a fairgoer. He aims to meet many voters while shaking hands on the grounds. New Clare county GOP leaders Roberts Campbell chair, Mrs Schaeffer vice chair, Mrs Ge secretary, Mrs Rose treasurer assist his visit.

Michigan G. ‘Mens Nen Williams Paul D. Bagwell Clare ‘County Fair Harrison Clare County Republican Committee Bagwell Robert Campbell Sarah Schaeffer Montre Gée Fern Rose

Central Graduates 5 From Area

Five residents of Clare County were among 193 graduates from Central Michigan College at the close of the 1958 summer session on August 1. Mildred Darnell of Farwell and Francis Fry of Harrison earned Masters Degrees. Bachelor of Science degrees went to Ruby Jordan Jackson of Clare Eulah Welch McAlvey and Jean B. Whitford of Farwell and Irene D. Schwanz of Harrison. All listed also held elementary teaching certificates with social science majors. No ceremony is held at summer, but degree recipients may attend mid year or June commencements.

Clare County Central Michigan College Mildred Darnell Farwell Francis Fry Harrison Ruby Jordan Jackson Clare Eulah Welch McAlvey Jean B. Whitford Irene D. Schwanz

Bowen Group at Lansing Elims Reported by Linda Anderson

Twenty youths from the Bowen Busy Bees club attended the State Eliminations August 11 and 12. Contestants included Karen Billiau, Shirley Moore, Linda Matthews, Donald Moore, Wayne Anderson, Leonard Matthews, and others with several junior demonstrations. Square dancing teams joined the Shephard Homecoming events.

Bowen Busy Bees Club Linda Anderson Karen Billiau Shirley Moore Linda Matthews Donald Moore Wayne Anderson Leonard Matthews Linson Anderson Mike Burch Judy Hovey Dale Dixon Jill Methner Kenny Matthews Terita Fabin Kelly Myers Patty John Hovey Janet Hovey

Tiling Demonstration and Air Tour Planned in Gladwin County

A large tiling demonstration and air tour is planned for August 19 at the Robert Mishler farm two miles east of Beaverton in Gladwin County. If rain occurs, events shift to August 20. The program is organized by Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service through the County Agricultural Agents of Gladwin and neighboring counties with the air tour sponsored by the Gladwin Soil Conservation District Board.

Robert Mishler Beaverton Gladwin County Cooperative Extension Service Michigan State University Gladwin Midland Isabella Bay Clare Counties Michigan Mishler

Book Is Johnston Story Uncle Doctor Reprinted

In commemoration of the late Dr. B F P Johnston of Rosebush the book Uncle Doctor has been reprinted and is available to the public. Dr Johnston who died in 1941 served Clare county as family doctor counsellor and friend. He practiced in Rosebush with a summer home on Lake George and did medical work nearby. Over forty five years he delivered three thousand five hundred babies. Uncle Doctor was written by Faith Johnston his niece and is a biography with pictures of him and his wife.

B. F. P. Johnston Rosebush Johnston Clare County Lake George Faith Johnston

Budget Cuts Shrink Clare District As Two Rural Schools Close

The Clare School Board plans operating cuts after a failed 2 mill tax request. Vernon and Phimsey schools will close. pupils move to Clare and two elementary positions remain unfilled. Savings near 9000 dollars, with more cuts to ice rink transport and supplies.

Clare School Board Richard Wheeler Vernon Phimsey Clare Mable Lynch Vernon Center Mary McTaggart Harold Hughes Hughes Vernon and

Social Security benefits rise 47 percent in Clare County

Wiles, manager of the Traverse City social security office, notes Clare County benefits total 747 156 dollars yearly. Retired workers average 65 dollars monthly. widows with two children average 145 dollars. maximums are 162 80 for a couple and 200 for a family. Increases reflect first-time beneficiaries and lower retirement age, with recession cited as a factor. 730 retirees receive 531 048 dollars annually. 70 widows 39 216 dollars. 28 mothers with children 15 912 dollars. 152 children 63 648 dollars. Statewide: 476 239 beneficiaries and 28 285 700 dollars monthly.

Clare County E. O. Wiles Traverse City Social Security District Wiles Wilest U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Michigan

Lightning Kills Nine Rhodes Cattle on Farm

Thomas Rhodes reported nine cattle killed by a lightning strike during an electrical storm on his farm four miles north, seven miles east, and two north of a reference point. The loss is estimated at 2700 dollars with insurance. Two of the cattle were Holsteins.

Thomas Rhodes Rhodes

Baptists Welcome Guest Preacher at Clare Church

Rev. Charles Brooks will fill the pulpit at First Baptist Church in Clare Sunday. A former Clare resident and Rural Bible Missionary Work member, he has long been associated with missions in Ingham County. Pastor Rev. Gerrit Schut and his family depart Saturday for a week at Lake Missaukee.

Charles Brooks First Baptist Church Clare Brooks Ingham Coun Gerrit Schut Lake Missaukee

Lifeguard Carlisle Trains Cedar Park Pool Kids

Carlisle Garthe, a 20 year old CMC sophomore dubbed Our Lifeguard, supervises about 75 youngsters daily at the Tobacco River swimmin hole near Clare. He runs three swimming classes and two diving sessions, has taught over 30 previously non swimmers, and received gifts from grateful families after saving a girl and maintaining pool safety.

Tobacco River Cedar Park Clare Red Cross Akes Carlisle Garthe CMC

Postpone Heath Exam in Clare County Case

The 17 year old Gene Donald Heath facing first degree murder charges for the killing of Beverly Thompson is granted a postponement of his examination. Lawyer Arthur Peterson requested time to review the case and a September or sooner date is hoped. Heath remains jailed without bond in Clare County.

Saginaw Gene Donald Heath Beverly Thompson North Clare County James Bicknell III Arthur Peterson Baginaw John DeForest Farwell Thompson Heath

Neighbors Assist Smiths After House Fire

Friends and Clare neighbors helped Manley Smiths by fixing a temporary home after their house burned down leaving them homeless. The two sons Jack age 18 and Leo age 21 were injured escaping the blaze and were treated in hospital then released. They work on pouring a concrete garage floor and re-roofing to provide shelter until construction begins.

Manley Smith Jack Leo Clare Smiths

Clare Women Golfers Close Club Tourney Results

The Clare women finished their club tourney with Mrs Margaret Ann Bosink taking low net after a 40 tied by Rae Marie Mitchell Jean Cradit Barbara Dunbar and Ruth Schroeder. Finals continue this week with matches planned around August events.

Clare Margaret Ann Bosink Rae Marie Mitchell Jean Cradit Barbara Dunbar Ruth Schroeder St. Johns

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