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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1958

Page

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County Winter Sports Carnival set for January 30 31

Clare County plans an all county Winter Sports Carnival with ski areas Mott Mountain near Farwell and winter fishing attracting visitors. Ken Barnes of the Clare Chamber of Commerce outlines queen contests in each community and a county banquet with radio TV coverage where the county Winter Sports queen will be crowned.

Ken Barnes Clare Chamber of Commerce Clare County Clare County Chamber of Commerce Barnes Chamber of Commerce Clare Chamber Mott Mountain Farwell Wintr Clare C of C

New Citizen Mrs Yoshiko Barber Naturalized in December Ceremony

Mrs Yoshiko Barber of Farwell became a United States citizen in a December 1 ceremony in Circuit Judge Donald E Holbrook's court. A native of Japan she is married to Eltwin Bat ex and was observed by Harrison High School Government class.

Yoshiko Barber Farwell United States Court of Circuit Donald E. Holbrook Parber Eltwin Batex Harrison High School

Corkey's Restaurant Reopens Under New Management

Harold Pugsley resumes active proprietorship at Corky's on Fourth Street with plans to serve the same popular dishes. He returns from Clare to lead the eatery this Monday, aiming to maintain Corkey's reputation as a busy meal stop.

Corkey’s Fourth Street Harold Pugsley Clare Harold

Clare trio wins state air rifle contest trophies

Rick Kempher led Michigan in the oldest age group with first place for boys 13 to 15 at Grand Rapids state meet. Gary Norcutt and Ted Lewis placed second and third for Michigan in ages 11 12 and 8 10 respectively. The three Clare winners earned trophies and were top scorers in their ages at a local event sponsored by the Clare Junior Chamber and Daisy Air Rifle.

Clark Grand Rapids Rick Kempher Michigan Gary Norcutt Ted Lewis Junior Chamber of Commercce of Clare Daisy Air Rifle Company Gary Warner Mike Krell Danny McGuire Steve Gallagher Jack Kleinhardt Terry Cooper Russ Foell Harvey Hartshorn Curt Murton Jack Dillon

Room 19 Students Put On Glamour For Class Day

Photographer Ann Ess Morrow captures students and faculty in glamour shots for class day as teachers seek further education while balancing work and study. The piece notes conundrums of off campus courses, the glossy effects of retouched portraits, and the ritual autographing of school pictures amid evolving times.

Ann Ess Morrow Solomon Levi Derinis

Old Timers Invited To Farmers' Week

Michigan State University announces a 1959 Farmers Week program honoring "Old Timers" who attended the event in 1929 or earlier. Send name and address to your county agent or E. B. Hill for a special luncheon recognizing their past inspiration and enjoyment.

E. B. Hill Agricultural Economics Department Michigan State University

Milk Producers Open New Headquarters in Detroit

The Michigan Milk Producers Association unveils its first own office at 24270 West Seven Mile Road Detroit after 42 years. The 15000 square foot building features radiant heating a large assembly room IBM room double glazing and modern telecom with a public address system. Open houses are set for December 13 and 14 with a buffet for attendees. cost of the building was about 285000 dollars. Glenn Lake president of the association expects many members to attend.

Michigan Milk Producers’ Association Association West Seven- Mile Road Detroit Telegraph Road Michigan Stephenson IBM Glenn Lake North Branch

Three Clare Artists Show At Detroit Midland Galleries

The paintings by Clare's noted artists Mrs. Sarah Beck Mrs. Maxine Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Grace McArthur are drawing attention in Detroit and Midland venues. Beck and McArthur join a Young Artists collection at Oak Park in Detroit while McArthur and Kirkpatrick plan December displays at Gallery 4 in Detroit. McArthur also has works in the Detroit Artists Market collection for Art For Children.

Clare Detroit Midland Sarah Beck Maxine Kirkpatrick Grace McArthur Young Oak Park

Santa Claus to Visit Clare for Christmas Party

The Clare Fire Department and local merchants invite children to a Santa visit on December 18 at 3 PM. Santa arrives by fire truck from Beck's service station, rides to the fire station, and distributes treat bags. Music by a bandsmen group directed by Lloyd Onley will accompany the event.

Clare Santa Claus Santa Merry Saint Nick Beck High Aptire Lloyd Onley

Choral Group Presented In Study Club Program

Mrs. Mabel Mulder opened the Clare Study Club meeting at the Clare Methodist Church on December 2 with the Scriptural Christmas Story. Dr. Eugene Grove led the Central Singers with soloists Barbara Schnepp Nancy Alexander Nancy Lowery Judy Shower and others in hymns and carols. tenor Carl VanCannon and soprano Nancy Alexander performed solos. The tea committee welcomed guests and officers for January were announced.

Mabel Mulder Clare Study Club Clare Methodist Church Joseph L. Kennedy Neil Stirling Walter Broh Leon Dull Olive Evans Reva Maxwell Charles Day Eugene Grove Central Michigan College Central Singers Barbara Schnepp Nancy Alexander Nancy Lowery Judy Shower Marilyn Stokes Ruth DeGrow Bari Rowland Harold Carter Gordon VanDermark Neil Cartwright Carl van Cannon Herald Ewart Schroeder Detroit Roly Land

Stockyards Celebrates 25th Year Milestone in Michigan

The Wolverine Stockyards Company marks a 25 year silver anniversary as Clare livestock auction and four other central Michigan sites reveal decades of growth. Acquisitions include Lapeer July 1 1935, Clare August 17 1946, Lake Odessa June 1 1950, and Carson City May 5 1954. The firm’s regional impact and payments to producers highlight its storied history.

Wolverine Stockyards Company Clare Central Michigan St. Johns Lapeer Lake Odessa Carson City Michigan Sentinel

Michigan Rises as Midwest Ski Capitol This Winter

Michigan’s winter resort areas prepare for a record season with 69 organized centers, the most east of the Rockies. Six new centers open, expanding facilities as Robert J. Furlong notes growth under the Michigan Tourist Council.

Michigan Great Lakes Midwest Rockies Michigan Tourist Council Robert J. Furlong Council

Odd Fellows Elect Officers

The Clare IOOF Lodge held its regular meeting electing officers for the coming term. Joe Swain was retained as noble grand, James Yeoman elected vice grand, Ernest Irwin recording secretary, Robert Archambault financial secretary, James Irwin treasurer, and Harley Holt as three year trustee. Plans were announced for a fish supper and a New Year's Eve dance.

Clare Ioof Lodge Joe Swain Noble Grand James Yeoman Ernest Irwin Robert Archambault James Irwin Harley Holt Rebekahs

Chief Warns Of Winter Hazards In Snowy Roads

Police Chief Wilfred Skidmore urged cautious winter driving after recent snow and poor visibility. He cited tests by the National Safety Council showing snow tires offer limited extra traction and reinforced chains provide up to 313 percent better grip on snow and four times better on ice, emphasizing slow speeds and prudent preparation.

National Safety Council

Clare Police Reopens Operator License Issuance

Warren Decker of the Michigan Secretary of State Driver License Division says Clare PD has resumed issuing operator licenses. While awaiting Chief Skidmore’s confirmation, applicants previously sought licenses in Harrison.

Warren Decker Michigan Secretary of State The Sentinel Clare Skidmore City Commission Harrison

Deny Appeal Reinstatement in Clare Police Case

Spectators heard the official reasons and charges for former officer Gordon Smith’s removal as the city fired him after a hearing led by Mayor Pro Tem Paul Schroeder and Commissioners. Testimony by City Manager Clarence Gunn and others cited disobeying orders and negligent duty plus car misuse during a November incident at The White Elephant restaurant.

Police Department Gordon Smith Paul Schroeder Albert Haley Dan Burdo Smith Clare Gerald Nivison Clarence Gunn George Shayler Gunn Nivison Shayler William Bell White Elephant Farwell Richard Kemp Building Service Employees International Union Afl-Cio Bell Commission

Clare-Isabella Nurses Association Hosts Christmas Meeting

The Clare-Isabella Nurses Association met at president Mrs. Kay Chamberlain's Mt Pleasant home. Miss Hazel Gabrielson praised local councils, discussed the Nurses Benefit project, and announced Christmas remembrances and scholarship plans. The group also outlined Red Cross nursing needs and disaster support. The next meeting is January 4 at the Mt Pleasant Public Health Office Building.

Clare-Isabella Nurses Association Kay Chamberlain Mt. Pleasant Hazel Gabrielson State Nurses Association Lansing Clare County Red Cross Mt. Pleasant Public Health

Beta Sigma Phi Plans Holiday Ball and Parties

Beta Sigma Phi sorority chapters held joint meetings at the Congregational church parlors. They finalized plans for the Holiday Ball on December 20 and the Christmas party on December 15 at Barnes Cafe. Seven families will receive packed fruits candy and toys. Mrs Ethel Messecar and Mrs Vera Bartlett presented a skin care program with a facial demonstration and makeup tips. Social hostesses were Mrs June Melnek and Mrs Ruby Koch.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Congregational Church Ann Busche Barnes Cafe Pat Sheldon Ethel Messecar Clare Vera Bartlett Alma

Michigan marks 50 years of metal license plates exhibit

A 50 year display of metal license plates with brass disks and leather plates is on show in the State Capitol Lansing. James M. Hare, Secretary of State, notes licensing laws began in 1904 and plant-era plates were first produced in Jackson Prison in 1910. Revenue from vehicle licenses grew from under $7,000 in 1905 to over $70 million last year.

Michigan James M. Hare Jackson Michigan State Industries Branch Corrections Department State Capitol Lansing

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