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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

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Spreading Town Areas Prompt Land Use Concerns

In urban suburban fringe zones conservationists warn long term land use must balance farm to nonfarm conversion with preserving space for recreation. Michigan State University expert William H. Heneberry cites four key perspectives guiding the approach.

William H. Heneberry Michigan State University Clare Area

Mystery at Clare P O Postmark Prompts Private Eye Aid

A Christmas note postmarked December 16 hinted at a mystery at the Clare post office. Harold Schaeffer and Farwell staff untangled the clue when tie ends snagged in a mail bundle, tying him up until assistance freed him.

Lou Gee U. S Farwell Clare P.O Private Eye Mrs. Gee Harold Schaeffer Clare Té Farwell Lou

Bus Danger Report Was Exaggerated

Coleman School Superintendent Clarence Mason said last week that a school bus near Coleman triggered a train crew scare but no accident occurred. The bus halted 20 feet from the tracks after a rear view issue and driver Alva Nester acted to stop. police investigations found reports of a close escape were overstated.

Coleman Clarence Mason C. and O Alva Nester Saginaw Mason

Calendar Race Ends Year With Echoes of 1961

A reflection on 1961 highlights Clare Michigan headlines from highway openings to political wins. Harold Hughes secured a Michigan Senate seat in December while local bank moves and airport upgrades shaped the year.

The Sentinel Clare Harold B. Hughes Michigan Senate Hughes Senate

Isabella County Safety Council to Meet Jan 2 in Jail Tour

The Isabella County Safety Council will meet Tuesday evening January 2 at 8 in the Squad Room of the new Isabella County Jail. Afterward coffee will be served and Sheriff Henry Craven will conduct a jail tour for those unable to attend the open house. Dr Leroy Sterling will present a film on Freeway Driving. A Good Driver will be honored. The public is invited.

Isabella County Safety Council Isabella County Henry Craven Leroy Sterling

Two Isabella Herds Top Dairy Producers

Michigan DHIA report shows seven herds averaging over 600 lbs butterfat in 1961. Norman Gross of Weidman and William Block of Mt. Pleasant cited among top managers, with Isa Isabella county posting a 448 lb butterfat per herd average and Mason county leading counties with 454 lbs. High milk producer is Charles Rogers Plymouth with 26 786 lbs in 305 days. high butterfat cow is Ernest Shaw Okemos with 952 lbs in 305 days.

Michigan DHIA Michigan State University Dairy Department Norman Gross Weidman William Block Mt. Pleasant Ionia State Hospital H. R. Worth Athens William Gnossen Falmouth Hubert Long Woodland Dolon Sweeney Ably Worth Long Sweeney Charles Rogers Plymouth Ernest Shaw Okemos Mason County

Bell Had Year Of Expansion

The Michigan Bell Telephone Company spent 87.5 million dollars on expansion in 1961, its fourth largest construction program. Vice president Frederick R. Eckley noted major milestones including the 3,000,000th telephone, 58,000 net additions, five new buildings and 11 expansions, new central offices in West Bloomfield Roseville Utica Keego Harbor and Marysville, and the rollout of Direct Distance Dialing to 145,000 customers in 38 communities. The Farm Interphone system was introduced for farm customers and the Charlotte exchange was dialed, boosting dialind customers to about 99 percent.

Michigan Bell Telephone Company Frederick R. Eckley Michigan Eckley Michigan Bell West Bloomfield Roseville Utica Keege Harbor Marysville Saginaw Valley Charlotte Exchange

Park Now Property Of Commission Park Now Property Of Commission

The Clare County Road Commission has received the deed to a Michigan State Highway Department roadside park. The one acre site sits about seven miles north of here near old US 27 and Hatton Road. Acquired for $1 under a policy by State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie, several roadside parks will be sold to counties for $1 each over the next two years. The Clare County park is the fifth such purchase.

Michigan State Highway Department Here Clare County Road Commission Hatton Rd John C. Mackie County Road Commission Clare County Park County Road Conmissions

Alabama four-lane highway cuts Michigan to Florida trip time

Recently completed four-lane highway construction in Alabama reduces travel time from Michigan to Florida by several hours. Report by Jerry Bi Fisher of the Auto Club touring service notes the efficiency and convenience gained for Midwest to Southeast trips.

Alabama Michigan Florida Jerry Bi Fisher Auto Club Touring Marr Sage

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Clare: Sentinel Heneberry Clare High Jim Perrine Tom Kozicki Dan Green CHS Citizens State Bank of New Quarters McEwan and Seventh Civitans Eugene Hamblin Owosso Clare Church of the Nazarene Suh Clare High School Durand LaVern Bullard White Wagon Rosebush Willard Wedge Harrison State Highway Department Clare Baptists Wilcox Parkway Jerry Utley Winn Point Clare Charles Anspach Lewis Hubbs Gladwin Shamrock Lake Riverside Grange Citizens State Bank Mammoth Oil Company City of Public Library Bank Sam Garfield Mamoth William C. Schultz John R. Hall County Board of Supervisors Ina Hammond Tobacco River Farwell Pond C. B. Neff Carl Gruno Neff Clare County Laurence Jackson, Jr John A. Jackson Francis L. Jackson Gerald Spence Near Lake Perch Lake Dale Drake Lucille Becker Roy Monza Joan Iserhoth Thomas Miller Lois Mielke Thomas Garver Elaine Letson Forest Densmore Louise Miller James Judd Loretta Hess Kenneth Warner Carol Coe Larry Strouse Joan Bond Fred Miller Jr Patsy Brown Max Mitholi Judy Presley Dean Loomis Carolyn Shroyer Dale Brockway Susan Storrs Keith Welsh Larry Kleinhardt Future Farmers of America Robert Kring C of C Clare Cub Scouts Pack 120 George Wisler David Donovan Glen Cain Hamilton Walter Ehle Clare School Board Farwell Village Willard Strahota Carol Ann Laughlin Marion Clare Bowling Association Harold Brooks John Price Clio Seiter Brothers Fourth Street Sellers West Fifth Street Judy Ulrich Shrine Circus North Central Shrine Club Clare-Isabella the Sentinel State Tax Commission Isabella Ionia County Ottawa County Missaukee County Cass Bell Commission
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