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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1955

Page

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Clare Manufacturing hits new employment peak over 800 workers

Clare Manufacturing reports a record headcount with just over 800 employees, plus production and payroll totals at all-time highs. Superintendent Earl Morgan notes a leveling off after a mass hiring surge linked to four bar breather carburetor demand for Ford divisions.

Clare Manufacturing Clare Manufacturing Company Us-10 Earl Morgan Clare Ford Lincoln Automobile Morgan Holley

Remembering Old Trail Camp Fires and a Lost Boy

From Hal Kessler of Union City Tennessee the reminiscence recalls the Old National Trail now Route 40 with horse camps where travelers fed and rested. A family separated when a horse was lost and a boy named Charley Spencer grew up apart from his kin with no word sent back.

Hal Kessler Union City Tennessee Clark County Illinois Indiana Line Dottor Spencer Charley Spencer

Jackson Buys Clare Meat Market From Father On Jan 1

Laurence Jackson Jr takes over the 65 year old family butcher shop at Main Street Clare. Wilbur Gingery remains the regular butcher with Larry assisting. The market, founded in 1840 by John Jackson, operates weekly slaughter days and custom butchering with evolving refrigeration.

Jacksons Main Street Clare Laurence Jackson, Jr Jackson's Wilbur Gingery Larry Laurence Sr Hamburg John Jackson Fourth and McEwan Jackson

Michigan Farmers Honored During Farmers Week

Will Cite County farmers Mr and Mrs Howard Penrose of Sheridan township among 85 Michigan farmers honored for long record keeping They and their sons have 26 years of records Certificates of service will be awarded at a Thursday banquet by C V Ballard former extension service director Governor Williams will speak at the banquet.

Howard Penrose Sheridan Township Michigan Penroses C. V. Ballard Williams

Mrs. Bader Passes At Home

Lua Mae Calkins born February 28, 1875 in Calkinsville Rosebush died January 31, 1955 in Vernon Township at age 79. Surviving husband Clarence Bader three children Burton Wilson Helen seven grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters two brothers and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Clare Methodist Church February 2 at 2 PM. Burial in Chevy Grove Cemetery.

Lua Mae Calkins Augusta Ann Burton EH. Calkins Calkinsville Methodist Church Clare Leslie J. Nevins Chevy Grove ‘Cemetery

Thirteenth Annual City Bowling Tournament Opens

The thirteenth Annual Men's City Bowling Tournament began Saturday January 29 at Clare Bowling Alleys. Thirty teams entered including Harrison’s Paul Hoffman’s Service from 1954 champions who defend their title February 5. Current leader is Colemian American Legion five with a 2944 team score. Aaron Prout Rosebush and Larry Shelander Clare lead doubles at 1258. John Musser Clare beat brother Ralph 676 to 667 to top singles. Don Smith Farwell leads all events with handicap 1961. Shelander leads all events actual pin count 1764. Tournament resumes February 5 and 6.

Clare Paul Schroeder Paul Hoffman Harrison Hoffman Colemian American Legion Aaron Prout Rosebush Larry Shelander John Musser Ralph Musser Don Smith Farwell

Farmers Week features horsepulling and dairy displays at MSU

National champion horsepulling teams compete at Farmers Week at Michigan State College February 7 through 11. Light and heavyweight contests open the program as farmers tour exhibits valued in the thousands of dollars. Dairy, poultry, and agronomy events run daily with leaders honored Wednesday and Ezra Benson addressing Thursday.

Michigan State College Artificial Breeders American Dairy Association Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson Agricultural Economics Department

Clare Pioneer basketball roars past Durand 65 to 46

Clare High School’s Pioneer cage squad built a comeback to defeat Durand 65 46 for their third conference win. Kyle Hanley and Pete Brown led with 16 points each, while Gerry Fullerton added 18 in a later Reed City setback as Clare fights for a top-three Mid-Michigan spot.

CHS Durand Railroaders Clare Baker’s Boys Pioneers Dugand Railroaders Baker Robert Baker Kyle Hanley Gerry Fullerton Pete Brown Bill Siet Shepherd Reed City Tom Moffitt Fred Miller Ithaca Chesaning Blue Jays Ber

Fifth Graders Learn Math The Sweet Way

Mrs. Rhoda Moses fifth grade at Clare Public School held a pretend market on Friday January 25 to practice arithmetic with profit and change making. Students sold candy cupcakes popcorn Kool Ade cold chocolate and cookies while a candy and gum fish pond added activity. They tracked expenses and receipts and donated the $8.42 profit to the polio fund for March of Dimes.

Rhoda Moses Clare Public School

Selection of Queens to Highlight Clare County Party Event

Tol B Ben Queens Co to select Winter Sport Queen candidates for Harrison, Lake, and Clare at a public party and dance Saturday evening at the Doherty Hotel. Farwell and Lake George may also be represented. A panel from The Saginaw News, The Bay City Times, WWTV Cadillac, and WCEN Mt. Pleasant will judge.

Robert Campbell Clare Chamber of Commerce Harrison, Lake Doherty Hotel Farwell Lake George Queens Clare County Saginawa News Bay City Times WWTV Cadillac WCEN Mt. Pleasant Sno-Snake Mountain Harrison Budd Lake Crooked Lake Lake CC H. M.love The Campbell Clare Sentinel Clare Sue Dohért

Ron Garthe Nominated As Air Cadet

Ronald Garthe son of Mr and Mrs Carleton Garthe 308 West Sixth Street Clare and a Clare High School student has been named by Congressman El ford A Cederberg as one of ten Michigan youths to compete for admission to the first class of the United States Air Force Academy opening this year in Colorado Ten men top in the exam at Selfridg Air Force Base will represent Michigan in the first class of 300 cadets at the academy The event includes presentation of crowns and corsages by Circuit Judge Donald B Holbrook and community congratulations The article also notes Clare County winter sports activities with queens competing for Miss Winter Sports of Michigan at Grayling Festival February 18 19 and 20 and lists numerous events and contests across Clare County

Ronald Garthe Carleton .Garthe West Sixth Street Clare ie.Clare High School Elford A.cederberg United States Air Force Academy Colorado Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan Air Force Academy Clare County Michelgan Grayling Campbell

Pictures of soil care and winter woes in Clare-Isabella area

The lobby shows soil conservation images from Clare-Isabella, including grazing Merifords on ladino and windbreak trees. Local notes describe Clare police in new overcoats, Mrs. Nolan wrapping meat with plastic jackets, Billy Sowle writing from Casa Blanca, and a motorist heating a cold car with a bulb under the hood.

Clare-Isabella Delbert Nolan Witbeck’s

Theo Pixley To Speak At Forum

Theodore Pixley, Clare attorney, and Joseph Huston of Central Michigan College history staff, ready to discuss the Bricker Amendment at Mt. Pleasant public schools forum. Richard Wysong moderates as panelists present February 9 at 8 00 p m in the Mt. Pleasant School Library with open discussion afterward.

Theodore Pixley Clare Joseph Huston Central Michigan College History Public Issues Forum Mt. Pleasant Public Schools Richard Wysong Clare High School Central Pixley Huston Bricker Mt. Pleasant Congress U.S

City approves Well Number Three as new water source

Health Department analysis confirms water from Well Number Three is iron free with lower hardness than Well Number One. City Manager Willard Wedge will finalize depth and screening specs for the new well and seek state approval. Bids for drilling should start in a couple weeks after Monday’s meeting.

Clare Health Department Lansing Willard Wedge Wedge City’ Commission

Good Fish Story Ends Well For Farwell Boys

Farwell youngsters Michael Brown and Rex Joslin pulled a monster pike from Houghton Lake. Despite three broken lines and a final struggle on the ice, the boys landed an 84 inch ten pound fish before finally bringing it home in their ice portion. Their parents are Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown and Mr and Mrs Neal Joslin.

Farwell Boys Michael Brown Rex Joslin Michael Rex Farwell Glenn Brown Neal Joslin Houghton Lake

Biddy Basketball Teams Start League Play Saturday

Biddy Basketball league games began with the next match set in Clare gym on Saturday February 5. Sponsors provided team suits and each squad was assigned a coach with names Walgreen Wings Floyd Norcutt Furniture Fliers Richard Wheeler Hardware Hornets Doherty Duffers Northlites Thomas Campbell Joe Johnston Allan Tulk. A six minute halftime exhibition is planned for St. Louis game on February 18 and each home game will include an exhibition until all teams have participated. Boys can still join.

Clare Gym Thomas Campbell Walgreen’ Wings Floyd Norcutt Furniture Fliers Richard Wheeler Hardware Hornets Joe Johnston Doherty

Gun Club Names Officers

About sixty outdoor sports fans attended the Highland Gun Club Rabbit Supper at Dunlop's Cafe Tuesday evening to hear Don Bell and a Conservation Department representative discuss deer herd control in Michigan. The annual election named Aut Mayer president, Frank Hochstetler vice president, Al Nystrom secretary, Jim Grover and Jim Murphy range officers, Fred DeDolph entertainment chairman. Hart Bellows won a prize for the largest rack of horns from the latest deer season.

Highland Gun Club Dunlop's Cafe Don Bell Conservation Department Michigan al Nystrom Aut Mayer Frank Hochstetler Sec-Treast Jim Grover Jim Murphy Fred DeDolph Hart Bellows Brough Bos

Arrest Two On Traffic Charges

Clare Police arrested Homer Jackson 31 of Rosebush January 80 at 1 20 am for driving under the influence after a weaving ride on W Fifth Street. He was fined 65 dollars and license revoked. John Roe 17 was ticketed for failure to yield to a funeral procession at Me Hwar Fifth Street as William Prager Jr of Richmond Virginia hit his car. Roe awaits arraignment.

Homer Jackson Rosebush Clare W. Fifth Street Wm. B. Dunlop John Roe Me Hwar Fifth Street Roe William Prager, Jr Richmond Virginia Frazer

Tax Representative From Michigan Dept Relocates to Clare

Fred Dehmel, field representative for the Michigan Department of Revenue Sales Tax Division, has moved into Clare as the area's representative. He will maintain a permanent residence and headquarters in Clare.

Fred Dehmel Michigan Department of Revenue Clare

Mrs Schaeffer Attends GOP Meetings Across Michigan

Mrs. Sarah Schaeffer appointive delegate to the Republican State Central Committee and vice president of the Federated Republican Women of Michigan attended two Lansing meetings last weekend. A 10th Congressional District dinner at Hotel Doherty will discuss state convention business and officer elections with Rep Elford Cederberg scheduled to speak.

Sarah Schaeffer Republican State Central Committee Federated Republican Women of Michigan Lansing GOP Women’s Fedcation Detroit GOP Women’s Club Schaeffer Clare County Republicans Clare County Will Bowler

Firefighters Respond as Furnace Blower Overheats at Cimmerer Home

Clare firemen were called to the Roy Cimmer residence early Sunday when the furnace blower overheated and filled the house with smoke. The owner disconnected the blower before arrival, and firemen replaced it to provide heat for Sunday's freezing temperatures. The Department was thanked for their help. The Fireman's annual party was held at Barnes Cafe the night before with a dinner and social hour.

Clare Roy Cimmer Barnes Cafe

Girl Scout Supper Set for February 7 at Clare City Hall

A Girl Scout supper will be held February 7 at 6 165 at Clare City Hall. Attendees are asked to bring their own free service as none is provided at the event.

Clare City Hall

Flag In Each Home: VFW Goal

Pettit-Kap plinger Post of the VFW aims to place a 3 x 5 flag with staff and gold ball at every home in Clare and Northern Isabella counties. Flags cost 3.00 with delivery, and the group will canvass door to door while an air campaign runs on WCEN Mt Pleasant. Rural residents may call Bob Rowley in Clare to order.

Pettit-Kapplinger Post V.F.W Clare Isabella County WCEN Mt. Pleasant VFW Bob Rowley

Mrs Wentworth Dies In Flint After Long Clare Life

Mrs Anias Wentworth 88 died Sunday night January 30 in Flint at her daughter’s home. Born 1866 in Bedford Michigan she wed Albert Wentworth in 1892 and moved to Clare in 1906. Survived by daughter Mrs Anastasia Mullin and sons George Henry Sylvester, 39 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral at St Cecelia’s 10:00 Wednesday with burial at St Cecelia’s cemetery. Doherty Inn Home handled arrangements.

Anias . Wentworth Clare Flint Bedford Michigan Wentworth Albert Mr. Wentworth Fuint Clare Anastasia Mullin George Henry Sylvester Rosebush Mary Williams St. Cecelia’s Doherty Inn

Also Mentioned on This Page

CMC OLD Timers Mrs. Bader Farmers Week Farwell News Society Lake Church Farm Durand St. Louis Ithaca, Chesaning Clara Shepherd Kiwanis Box Clare Kiwahians Ken Ritter Jimmy Secora Aes St Irty Tol B Ben Queens’ Co Ron Garthe Air Cadet Donald B. Holbrook Clare’ County Co County Jene Myron Billy) Sowle Casablanca North Africa Theo. Pixley Biddy Gun Club Mrs. Schaeffer GOP Cimmerers Girl Scout
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