Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

We have 4,309,685 pages in Michigan

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1955

Page

3

Gilmore Center Notes Local Births and Illnesses

Mrs Hiram Qates welcomes a baby girl Laura Ann born at Mt Pleasant hospital weighing 6 pounds 18 ounces and born December. Mother and baby at home Friday under care of Dr Gates. Kenneth Lautzen baby Aurene Kae announced. Terrance O Rourke hospitalized with heart trouble. Jake Hulbert dies at Mt Pleasant hospital aged 82. funeral at Adventist church Clare with burial Gilmore cemetery. Ted Mayhue returns from California December 15. sister Marjorie ill in Detroit. Beulah Riley visiting Florida. Gilmore residents Archie Fordyce and others travel to California. Mrs Beulah Riley visiting Florida.

Hiram Qates Mt. Pleasant Hospital Lisle Laura Ann Drs Gates George Pitts Mt. Pleasant Terrance O'Rourke Jake Hulbert Gilmore Adventist Church Clare Gilmore Cemetery Mr. Hulbert Ted Mayhue California Jhis Marjorie Detroit Berard Gardown Littlefield Sabrurday W. R. Dayman Stewart Fordyce Archie Fordyce Shields Colleen Beulah Riley Ray Schofield Florida

Argentina's late entry boosts Cortina games tally

A 33 nation field for the 1956 Winter Olympic Games at Cortina d Ampezzo with entries from Argentina. Ellsworth Vines, former national amateur champion, has turned professional at Imwood Country Club in Cedarhurst Long Island. Cleveland civic leaders form a panel to study Pan American games facilities for 1955. The Bears routed the Redskins 73 4 in 1940 NFL title playoff. Babe Ruth hit 10 for 16 in the 1928 World Series for a .625 batting mark.

Argentina Cortina T'Ampizzo Italy Ellsworth Vines Imwood Country Club Cedarhurst Long Island Cleveland Chicago Bears Washington Redskins Babe Ruth

Lions Hope for a Comeback After Tough Season

LES BINGAMAN looks ahead from Detroit to the Lions rebuilding after a last place finish. He highlights key returnees Gene Gedman Yale Lary Gil Spencer and top draftees Hopalong Cassady and Don Mellhenny as the core for a brighter 1950s future and notes Doak Walker’s retirement expects more college talent via January draft and service returns. The piece signals patient optimism and a plan to move up from the bottom.

Lions Buddy Parker Bobby Layne Joe Séchmidt Lou Creekmar Lions Brass Doak Walker Gene Gedman Yale Lary Gile Spencer Gedman Lary Spencer Ohio State Hopalong Cassady Southern Methodist Don Mellhenny Cassady MccIlhenny SMU Parker Leon Hart Gayne Lion van Patrick

Lady Bowlers Enjoy Fifth Annual Trip

The six members of Bill Gibbs' bowling team planned trips after the 1951 season and returned yearly to visits in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Through 1952 53 and 54 the group toured Mackinaw City Cadillac Houghton Lake Island View Lodge and other locales with sponsors changing and members rotating. In 1955 Neila Lee and Clarice traveled from Clare via Detroit Windsor and Canada enjoying bowling and sightseeing despite snow and sleet.

Bill Gibbs Miss” Money Lucille Vanoose Louise Gibbs Donna Bailey Neith Wisher Velma Thurston Clarice Bellows Upper Peninsula Lee Jackson Mackinaw City Mackinac Island Thurston Jane Calling Cadillac Houghton Lake Nesbitts Betty Gallagher Eva Bojin Jane Vehma Island View Lodge Betty Donna Neila Lee Clarice Clare Detroit Lansing Fowlerville Detroit News Great Lakes Canada Windsor Ambassador Bridge

Pioneers Fall to Shepherd in Conference Match

Clare High School Pioneers lost 88 to 45 to Shepherd Blue Jays in the league game. Shepherd star Harry Gelander scored 45 points to set a new school scoring record, while Clare’s Jerry Fullerton led with 18 points. Next, Clare meets Chesaning after holiday vacation on the Indians’ home floor.

Clare ‘High School Pioneers Shepherd Blue Jays Jays Harry Gelander Shepherd Jerry Fullerton Clare Pioneer Chesaning Indians Blue Jays Pioneers Tavice

Gilmore Grange Community News Brief

Terrence O Rourke remains in community hospital but shows improvement. Milan Robisons visited Cadillac for several days with Merrill Robisons. Cub Scouts host Christmas party Thursday afternoon and Glass school program is Thursday evening. Grange party slated Friday night. John Robisons were home over the weekend.

Terrence O’rourke Milan Robisons Cadillac Merrill Robisons Cub Glass School Grange John Robisons

Local social items and misfortunes from a rural community

Reports note a deer collision involving Wood and sirs ivhioe ai eon eu or uasts near Wa. Ware and Phipps face bad luck returning home Wednesday night. Nearby, Lavertys hosted supper with Wilkingtons and Shillings. Shilling family trips to Midland and Missouri plans occur. A sick guest limits card party. Sunday visits include Hileman and Canter families. The O Rourkes, Renners, Pitts, Brown and Millbrook trip are mentioned with ongoing health updates.

Sii Dirs Bo Wood Ivhioe Tee Ware Phipps Ibisgar Dale Laverty Don Wilkingon John F. Shilling Jr Midland Herbert Shilling Missouri Maxine William Hileman Sr Bud Harrigan John Pilson Baby Clare

U S Leads World in Telephone Use with 94.5 Million Lines

The American Telephone and Telegraph Company reports that the United States holds over half of global telephones as of early 1955. Michigan reaches 2.9 million telephones, ranking among the top regions after the U S, UK, Canada, West Germany, France, and Japan. Detroit exceeded one million in April 1965.

United States American Telephone and Felsgraph Company Iceland Michigan Michigan Bell Telephone Company United Kingdom Canada Geman Chicago London New York Detroit

Petunia bloom boost from new chemical at MSU greenhouse

Researchers B Wilden and Charlen L Hamper at Michigan State University report a chemical treatment speeds up petunia flowering and growth. The method promises quicker bud development, longer day-length effects, and potential aid to breeders and growers.

Michigan State University B. Wilden Charlen L. Hamper

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gilmore Center Ed McAlvey Kenneth Lautzen Northport Aurene Kae Sugar” Ray Robinson Agai Carl “Bobo” Olson Robinson Jost Randy Turpin Les Bingaman Gilmore Grange Bentlhey U.S Bip Sayin Cart Lifeguard Design Ford Thunderbird Styling RHONE Mcewan Street Glare
Search Courier

Search the Clare Sentinel Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Clare Sentinel?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication