Rosebush Public School Sets Septem ber Opening Details
The Rosebush Public School will open on Tuesday September 3 with half day sessions for the first week. Regular schedules resume September 9. New faculty include Henry A Methner as principal and John Cook in Junior High. Kindergarten sessions are split by am and pm days. The bus schedule remains unchanged and lunch program is being prepared. Mrs Claire Gross hosted a shower for Miss Bonnie Bellinger who will wed Lyle Cotter August 24 at Sacred Heart Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Henry A. Methner
Henry, A. Methner
John Cook
Claire Gross
Bonnie Bellinger
Mt. Pleasant
Lyle Cotter
Sacred Heart Church
Mt.Pleasant
Miss Bellinger
Rosebush Briefs and Social Updates
Rosebush notes move of Mr and Mrs George Nestle and family to Saginaw for a new home. Mr and Mrs John Alder ink of Livonia visited with Earl Neff family. Gerald Brow and daughter of Big Rapids accompanied by R D Van Buskirk and sons visited. Orrin First hosted Ralph Miller and Mrs James Suttor of Clare for a birthday anniversary dinner. Methodist men of Rosebush and Center Churches and families had a picnic at Coldwater Lake Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nestle
Saginaw
John Alderink
Livonia
Earl Neff
Gerald Brow
Big Rapids
R.D. van Buskirk
Orrin
Ralph Miller
James Suttor
Clare
Golden Acres on Big Norway Lake Lot Sale Ad
Clare County ad promotes natural lake private lots at Golden Acres on Big Norway Lake with 64 lots left, prices 395 to 495 and 900 to 1800 range, cabins starting 1950, sale ends September 1st. Access via Route 10 West to Route 115 then Lake George road. beach and boat rights noted.
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Clare County
Golden Acres
Big Norway Lake
Clare
Michigan
Lake George
Social visits and family gatherings around Saint Joseph
A string of weekend and weekday visits pegs local life with multiple families traveling to spend time with relatives. The Page and Bellinger households host and guest gatherings include Wilma Schrock, L. Gardner, J. Reprogle, Louie Neff, Irvin Shively, Glenn Powell, Raymond Van Buskirk, the Jacobs, Ray Shepard, Dora Walker, Jarman family, and others visiting in Michigan and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Bellinger
Sons
Saint Joseph
David Bellinger
Wilma Schrock
Bellinger
Page Bellingers
L. Gardner
Kalamazoo
J. Reprogle
South Bend
Indiana
John Fabian
Louie Neff
New Jersey
George Neff
Teresa
Irvin Shively
John Gross
Glenn Powell
Becky
Farwell
Raymond van Buskirk
Larry
R.J. Powell
John Jacobs
Ray Barnard
Ann Arbor
John Lane
Pontiac
Ray Shepard
Lavonn Shepard
Flint
Dora Walker
Don Shively
Upper
Michigan
Ali Jarman
Panama City
Florida
Ray Jarman
Lawrence Armstrong
Stanton
RJ. Powell
Faye Johnson
Reamus
Oliver House
David Bellingers
Ida Johnson
Floyd Shively
Harley Smith
Prudenville
James Sutton
Clare
Donald Powell
E. Houstis
R.D. van Buskirk
Rufus Powell
Births at Clare Hospital announce four new arrivals
Douglas Alan Kennedy born August 13 at Clare Hospital eight pounds. Josephine Carmela Muscat born August 16 at Clare General Hospital eight pounds five ounces. Lisa Ann Lapham born August 18 at Clare Hospital six pounds eight ounces. Linda Sue Spicer born August 18 at Clare Hospital five pounds four ounces. An article urges portable typewriters aid teen grades and neatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Alan
Robert Kennedy
Clare Hospital
Carmel Muscat
Josephine Carmela
Clare General Hospital
Paul Lapham
Lisa Ann
Linda Sue
Lawrence Spicer
4-H Service Club Signs Restored Along County Highways
Members led by Marion Magnus repainted and reset seven "Clare County Welcomes You" signs with Clare Soil Conservation District Directors. Helpers included Judy Baumer Joan Baumer Helen Penrose Charles Magnus Loren Penrose Roger Bowers Kent Schmid Wayne Schmid and Dee Dunkle along main county highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Magnus
Clare County
Clare Soil Conservation District
Judy
Joan Baumer
Helen Penrose
Charles Magnus
Loren Penrose
Roger Bowers
Kent
Wayne Schmid
Dee Dunkle
City Briefs Highlight Local Family Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Ray Archbold hosted the grand son and wife James Leposky and family for dinner in Farwell. Ida Irish plans a two week visit with Arthur Irish and family in Dewitt. Seiter family members hosted relatives and a mother for a Sunday gathering. Randy Russell of Battle Creek joined Laurence Seiter’s family for a weekend Grindstone City trip. Walter Warren and daughters from Lansing visited Earl Henderson’s family at Glen Lake last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Archbold
James Leposky
Farwell
Ida Irish
Arthur Irish
Dewitt
David Seiter
Randy Russell
Battle Creek
Laurence Seiter
Grindstone City
Walter Warren
Lansing
Glen Lake
Earl Henderson
Home Extension Homemakers Attend Camp at Hardwood Lake
Five Glare county Home Extension club members attended the Homemakers Camp at Hardwood Lake near West Branch this past week. Attendees include Julia Huber Edna Anderson Mrs James Ankney Avis Watkins and Mrs F Campbell. They report they enjoyed the session very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glare County
Hardwood Lake
West Branch
Julia Huber
Edna Anderson
James Ankney
Avis Watkins
F. Campbell
Clare Sentinel August 22 1963 Page A4
Readable text covers local notices and brief items from Clare Oklahoma area. Highlights include community events, school updates, and public notices typical of a mid August edition with short items and social briefs.
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Rosebush News
Methner
Bride
Bryant
Mobil
Bob Greer
Joe McNerney
Ernie Bryant
Fred Russell
Tom Conley
Steve McNerney
Joel Gooper
Lynn Greer
Bruce Patterson
Dave’ Schepperley
Jim Grove
Bernie McNerney
Arlie Schepperley
Ricky Garver
Donnie McNerney
Mark Lodes
Herb Cairns
Lloyd Connors
Cole# man
Arpener
Sale
Ingraham
Gay’s
Clare, Mici
Wolverine
Alexander Shoes
Clares
Walter Brugger E. Jefferson
Rdy Coleman Ph. HO
Lloyd Langworthy
Adams
Coleman Ph. HO
Woodmen Life Insurance
Cart
Writers
Lawrence Garncross
Duane MacDonald
Clare Ph
Walter H. Kleiner
Colonville Rd
Box
Modern
Woodmen of America
Rock Island
Illinois
THE
Clare Sentinel
Wrie
Wek
Cera
Kegler
Siegler
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