M Y F Plans Meeting at Center Methodist Church
The M Y F of Center Methodist Church met Sunday evening with seven teen youths present. Terry Bowerman led devotions and Tom Cameron led the business meeting. Craig House named recreation leader and Peggy Baronik first chair of Missions. Valentine Party planned for February 13 with Judy Graham and Peggy Baronik arranging refreshments.
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Center Methodist Church
Terry Bowerman
Tom Cameron
Craig House
Peggy Baronik
Judy Graham
Larry First
Morris Graham
Gerald Cameron
Benefit Supper Draws Crowd at Center Church
The March of Dimes benefit supper at Center Church Friday night drew a large crowd. Duval First led group singing while Randy House played piano. Stilgenbauer Trio sang two selections and Rev and Mrs Joel Hurley performed with organ by Mrs Wilford Stilgenbauer.
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Center Church
Duval
Randy House
Stilgenbauer
Joel Hurley
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Mrs R Martin Hosts WSCS Meeting at Rosebush Center
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs Raymond Martin with devotions on The Golden Cord Service presented by Mrs Warren Decker and Mrs Harold Anderson. Refreshments followed and Mrs Harvey Lowery will host the next session.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Rosebush Center Church
Raymond Martin
Golden Cord
Warren Decker
Harold Anderson
Harvey Lowery
Boy Scouts Week Event Marks 50th Anniversary
More than 1,300 Boy Scouts and adults in Clare and Isabella Counties celebrate Boy Scout Week from February 7 to 13 with Blue and Gold banquets open houses parents nights exhibits and a Boy Scout Sunday service in uniform. Scouting in Tomahawk District grows to 1,007 boys and 322 adults as leaders train and plan a roundtable meeting at Shepherd High School February 22 sponsored by Pack 123 and Troop 123 of the Shepherd Rotary Club.
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Boy Scouts
Clare
Isabella
Boy Scouts of America
Tomahawk
Glare
Shepherd High School
Paul Warmbrunn
The
Shepherd Rotary ‘Club
Rosebush Briefs Travel and Vizit News Update
Mrs. Ernest Hoste spent Thursday with her sister Mrs. Floyd Thompson of Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Morley Godley and daughters of Detroit were recent guests of Rev and Mrs R O Thomson. Mrs Godley and Mrs Thomson visited Miss Maureen Craig and Ed Frier of Alma part of the day.
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Ernest Hoste
Floyd Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Morley Godley
Detroit
R. O. Thomson
Godley
Thomson
Maureen Craig
Ed Frier
Alma
Clare Mayor proclaims Boy Scout Week 1960
Mayor Gerald J. Nivison announces February 7 to 13 as Boy Scout Week in Clare Michigan to honor the 50th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. The proclamation cites local Scout participation and urges civic recognition and support ahead of the Fifth National Jamboree in Colorado Springs this July.
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Boy Scouts of America
Congress of the United States
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Gerald Nivison
Clare
Michigan
Gerald .J. Nivison
Clare County Ministerial Association Cancelled February Meeting
The February meeting at Clare Church of God will be held next Tuesday at 10 00 a m The planned January program with Professor Donald W Kilbourn of Central Michigan University will be delivered then He will discuss indoctrination of American POWs in Korea based on Army psychiatrists reports and Kincaidens In Every War But One The talk will challenge pastors attending with reflections on American culture
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Clare County Ministerial Association
Clare Church of God
Donald W. Kilbourn
Central Michigan University
Pleasant
Kilbourn
Korea
Kincaid
Rosebush Faculty attends Clare-Isabella Institute
The Rosebush School Faculty will attend the Clare Isabella County Institute in Clare on Tuesday February 9 with classes dismissed for the day. Many local residents visited family and friends over the weekend including Kay McConnell and the Spauldings. A busy social schedule includes church events, a NAB C dinner in Beal City and a layman's rally in Mt. Pleasant.
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Rosebush School
Clare-Isabella County Institute
Clare
Clare Pioneers Extend Losing Streak To 43 Or More
Beaten twice by opponents scoring 71 each, Clare High's hapless basketball team remains winless this season. Bill Legg led with 18 points against Shepherd, but the Pioneers fell 71 52 as Shepherd mounted a second half rally. Mt Pleasant then overwhelmed Clare 71 33, Burns scoring 27 for the Oilers. The record fight to 50 straight losses looms with six games left and the district tourney approaching.
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CHS
Clare
Shepherd
Green
White
Bluejays
Jays
Bill Legg
Legg
Jeff Raymond
Lege
Pioneers
Oilers
Burns
Himslef
Mt. Pleasant
Ottoman
Norm Davis
Michigan
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Edmore
Lloyd Spaulding
Emma, Perry
Farwell
Forrest Johnston
Earl House
David Bellinger
Earl Grace
Joel
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Fred Weeks
Osborn
Kenneth Nelson
Albert Campbell
Snow Snake Mountain
Lester Mclachlin
St. Ignace
Kirksville
Missouri
John Osborn
Lois Graham
Gilbert
Cologne
Gramer’s
Gobelin
Hallmark
Valentines
Rexall
Ero
Clare, Michigan
Citizens State Bank
J. Stuart Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
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