Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Elect Officers Here
The Clare Lodge held Monday evening elections with thirty members present. Officers elected include Harrison Simmons and Gordon McIntosh, plus Charles Durnin and Ralph Stevens. A clar Durnin?
06 Dec 1946
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
1
The Clare Lodge held Monday evening elections with thirty members present. Officers elected include Harrison Simmons and Gordon McIntosh, plus Charles Durnin and Ralph Stevens. A clar Durnin?
All veterans of the Army Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard and ex WAVES may enroll in the V-6 Inactive Duty program. Enrollment lasts four years with no draft board ties. Lt Faber will enroll eligible veterans at Clare Post Office on Friday December 13 1946 between 9 00 a m and 4 30 p m.
Claude A Hartman of Clare retires on pension October 19 after forty two years in telephone work. He began in 1904 with Michigan State Telephone Co at Battle Creek, later with Copper Range Railway at Houghton, and since 1918 served as lineman and repair man in Houghton before moving to the central division at Clare. He is a member of the Wolverine Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America.
Three Clare high school players Wilbur Ireland Willard Ireland and Bud Rodabaugh were named to the Northeastern Michigan All Star Squad honored at a banquet in Bay City The event featured a keynote by Ernie McCay coach Rich ardson attended by 33 players from 23 schools and Dow Chemical Company sponsorship The Clare trio also received honorable mention on the Detroit Free Press 1946 All State team indicating high local pride.
Mrs. Ruth Parent explains eligibility rules as more women qualify for the American Legion Auxiliary through veterans in their families. Wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legion members and widows or relatives of fallen veterans join, including those linked to World War I and veterans from either war who died after discharge.
A group of fourteen pleaded guilty before Justice Sam A Anitheins son in Clare to violations of conservation laws during deer season. Fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars with several penalties for loaded guns in cars, possession of illegal venison, and hunting in a wildlife sanctuary. Names include Carl A Baker Clifford Wickliffe John Morgan F J Steinle M J Forbis Richard Hall Marvin Pilbeam Gordon Hale Selmon R Lloyd George L Laur Ray A Hoddy Herman McBride Henry Van Aken Warren H Kennedy Milton B Misener. Conservation officer credited.
More than a hundred Kiwanians and guests attended the Clare Kiwanis Club’s eleventh annual charter night in the Hotel Doherty banquet room. Tim Cotter served as toastmaster and introduced speaker Joseph Grigware of Lake who discussed Kiwanis goals and Clare club achievements. The evening concluded with God Bless America and dancing until midnight.
Joel Vanstee eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Blisworth Vanstee of Midland fell from his parents car near Farwell on Wednesday November 27 suffering a concussion. He was treated at Clare Hospital discharged Friday and was reported improving by his father. Mr Vanstee is purchasing agent for Dow Chemical Co.
Rev Arthur Cross and his colored Gospel Singers perform at Brown Corners Church Friday December 6 at 8 00 PM. Event is sponsored by the Womens Missionary Association. Everyone invited.
Full year 1947 motor vehicle license plates were on sale at all branch offices of the Secretary of State. Citizens are urged to purchase promptly to avoid a last minute deadline rush. Offices in Clare and at the Art Damoth Insurance Agency, Clare, and the County Treasurer's office in Hartigon are listed.
George Phillip Hickey former Clare resident died November 26 1946 at Little Traverse Hospital Petoskey after ten days illness He was born July 26 1882 in Carleton Monroe County Michigan and spent years in Clare Boyne City and Detroit He leaves four sisters two brothers and many friends Funeral at St Cecilia Church with Requiem High Mass and burial in the family lot.
The Clare Methodist Church hosted a Sub-district Stewardship Rally with reps from Coleman Mt. Pleasant Beaverton Gladwin Farwell Sanford and Clane. Rev Byron Hahn presided as speakers covered Time Money and Living stewardship and discussed promoting local stewardship programs within the Crusade for Christ framework.
Mrs. Dorothy Hess of Sheridan township receives a letter from Mrs. H Theuns of Heerten Holland confirming the grave of her son Pfc. Harold Hess in Germany is cared for. Theuns says she tends the grave with flowers for her own son in service in India and asks for a reply and photo.
The Michigan Liquor Control Commission launches a state wide education campaign to help licensees keep under 21s from bars. Four color posters show a teen being refused a drink as investigators and police place them in licensed premises. Flynn cites 540 minor related cases from 1240 total between 1945 and 1946 and urges 1947 law changes while promoting city recreation programs to curb youth tavern visits.
The pancake supper planned by the Congregational Guild for December 7 has been postponed.
Watson D. Merchant of 1523 Federal Ave Saginaw died suddenly Friday November 29 1946 at work. Born July 21 1880 in Ionia county he lived in Harrison Leota Washington Ohio and Saginaw where he served as Secretary Treasurer of the Saginaw Home Builders Association. Funeral at Reitz with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He leaves a wife a son Austin a daughter Mrs Burr Stapleton three grandchildren a sister and many friends.
Clare P T A will meet Monday evening December 16 at the school. Eighth grade has the best representation. Miss Mary Louise Tobey will direct the music program. Rev and Mrs Harl Redman present a Christmas drawing and a preview of a cantata by local singers.
The Rebekah and Odd Fellows hold a box social and hard time party on December 10 at 7:00 PM in the hall at 8700. All attendees must wear costumes or face a fine. all are invited.
Michigan hunters return home as deer roam the woodlands unmolested. The season brought twenty six deaths from gunfire, traffic, or exertion, plus a missing man still sought. Harold Fleming station contest awarded prizes for heaviest deer, widest spread, and other categories among about three thousand registrants.
The American Legion and Auxiliary sponsor Gifts to the Yanks Who Gave to aid hospitalized veterans in Michigan. Walter H. Larman Post leads collection and packing at Park View Gift Shop with donations accepted December 6–9. gifts distributed to Michigan hospitals by December 10.
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