DAR Names Good Citizens From Local Schools
The Michilimacana chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution selects Good Citizens from area schools. Mrs. Donald Holbrook Sr. chairs the project as sponsor and organizer.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
6
The Michilimacana chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution selects Good Citizens from area schools. Mrs. Donald Holbrook Sr. chairs the project as sponsor and organizer.
Mrs. Excena McDonald died November 29 at 80 in Central Michigan Community Hospital. Born June 29 1887 in Alpena she moved to Clare in 1945 from Rogers City. Surviving sons daughters a brother and sister and seven grandchildren attended funeral at St. Cecelia Church with burial in St. Cecilia cemetery.
Charles Philip Hochstetler age 50 of Farwell died November 29 at his residence. He was born April 12, 1917 in Harrison and married Alice Gee on July 15, 1939 in Napoleon Ohio. Survived by wife two sons Sgt Michael Hochstetler Philip L Hochstetler three daughters Jill Lynne and Patricia Anne one granddaughter Angela Six brothers Virgil and William one sister Mrs Wilma Allen. He served in the U S Navy in World War II and retired from Holley Carburetor after 20 years. Funeral held December 3 at Doherty Funeral Home at 1 30 p m with Rev Leah Gardon officiating burial in Surrey Township cemetery.
Harrison residents share weekend visits with Gaylord Belleville and Denise Daniel while relatives travel to Bay City Lansing Saginaw Cadillac and Midland. Family gatherings include the Stamman clan Gawne and McGregor households with several trips and a hospital note for Fern Vander Woude.
Richard Romes died December 2 1967 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after a malignant brain tumor. He was born November 30 1920 in Flint and worked 25 years at the Clare County Cleaver and ten years for Budd Theatre. Survived by wife Elaine daughter Rosalyn son Craig mother Amy Darling brothers Harry Daniel and Thomas and many relatives. Funeral at Coker Chapel Harrison December 3 with burial planned at U of M Medical School per his wishes after research. graveside service later.
Miss Olive Evans of Oakland Iowa died Saturday morning November 25 after a brief illness. A former language teacher at Clare High School and later at Fennville High School she had signed to teach French again this year but resigned for health. Survived by brothers John and Carl Evans and their wives, plus a nephew, niece and many friends. services and interment at Maple Grove cemetery.
Clare police investigate malicious destruction involving three school buses parked at Clare High School. Windshields were shattered by BB gunfire. no damage estimate available.
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