Plan Valentine Potluck At St. Henrys School
The Home and School Association of St. Henrys School met to plan an all school Valentine pot luck supper for February 12 at seven pm. All fathers mothers and children are urged to attend with a prize to the room with the most parents present. Father John McGee spoke on parents responsibilities for their childrens religious training. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Caryl Kreiner and Mrs. Joe Hrdlovich.
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Home and School Association of
Caryl Kreiner
Joe Hrdlovich
Westminster Social Meet at Tom Swindlehurst Home
The Westminster Group met Sunday evening at Tom Swindlehurst's home with fourteen members present. Jimmy Mitterspaugh gave scripture readings and Rev. John Osborn urged participation in Sorig services. An ice skating party was planned and Melvin Seiter was assigned to arrange it. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst.
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Westminster Group
Tom Swindlehurst
Jimmy Mitterspaugh
John Osborn
Melvin Seiter
Hugh Swindlehurst
Japanese Crisis Is WSCS Study
The Womens Society of Christian Service met Monday evening to study Cross and Crisis in Japan. Mrs. Oliver House led, with Mrs. Wilford Stilgenbauer presenting. Plans for a public dinner on Thursday February 13 were announced. A comforter project was discussed and dinner committee members were named. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Ida Johnson’s home.
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Japan
Womens Society of Christian Service
Oliver House
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Dale House
Gerald Cameron
Jake “Bechdelt
Stilgenbauer
Ida Johnson
Entertains Extension Club Meeting Notes
The Central Extension Club met Thursday evening with Mrs Harl Neff president in charge. The group voted to donate five dollars to the March of Dimes. Mrs Francisi Mead led the recreation and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for Thursday evening February 27 at the Mead home.
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Central” Extension
Harl .Neff
Stork
March of Dimes
Francisi. Mead
Méad
Community Notes From Rosebush Upscale Social Ties
Rosebush brief mentions visitations and gatherings among local families including Melachlans Baldinus Ballards Williams and Bellingers. Attendees traveled to Lansing and Detroit for health visits and funerals. A large turnout attended Farmers Week at Michigan State University and a wedding at Ithaca.
Uncommon Men Needed Says Commencement Speaker
Dr. Victor F Spathelf delivered the keynote at Central Michigan College graduation on Sunday January 26 awarding 280 degrees and certificates including honorary doctorates to Spathelf Pierpont Zietz and Riggs. He urged graduates to be uncommon men and women rising by merit to lead.
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Central Michigan College
Victor F.oe
Ferris Institute
Spathelf
Wilbur ‘K. Pierpont
University of Michigan
Mary Bernetta Zietz
Aquinas College
Myrton M. Riggs
Cheboygan Tribune
Severi
Dr. Spathelf
Joseph W. Krutch
Saturday Review
Krutch
Herbert Hoover
Timber Cuttings Double Duty A Michigan Forest News
Michigan timber cuttings serve dual purposes by boosting state revenue and feeding the deer herd. State foresters designate harvest sites in deeryards under permit, with revenue aiding reforestation. In fiscal 1956 57 the program yielded over 823000 dollars. Aspen cuttings support wildlife and pulp industries, providing deer food and material for paper and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
Federal aid must evolve to fund education beyond taxes
Wilbur J. Cohen of the University of Michigan calls for a broader fiscal base for education. He urges state efforts to provide revenue and federal funds for vocational education and for teaching handicapped children, arguing real estate and sales taxes inadequately fund growing educational needs.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
University of Michigan
Congress
Ajere
Cohen
Two Newborns in Michigan: Jerry Richard Bouchey and Terry Lee Barber
Mr and Mrs Jack Bouchey Jr announce the birth of their son Jerry Richard on January 29 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant weighing nine pounds five ounces. Calvin and Terry Barber welcome a son Terry Lee born January 25 at Clare General Hospital Farwell weighing seven pounds one and a half ounces.
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Jack Bouchey Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Jerry Richard
Tommy
Larry
Terry Lee
Calvin Barber
Farwell
Clare General Hospital
Clare City Commission Minutes January 1968 Meeting
January 20 1968 regular meeting called to order by Mayor Pro Tem Nivison with roll call. Present Schroeder Burdo Nivison Absent Haley Seier. Minutes of January 6 read and approved. Hysell appeared regarding his special assessment on Manee Street. no action. Bills allowed as read. Meeting adjourned. Gerald Nivison Mayor Pro Tem David Adams City Clerk.
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Pro Temi Nivison
Com Schroeder
Burdo
Nivigary
Com. Haley and Seier
Hysell
Manee Street
Commissioner Schroeder
Com Burdo
Obituary for Burt Hubel and infant Kenneth Seeleys death
Burt Hubel of Arthur township died February 4 at age 71 at home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2:00 PM from Thurston Funeral Home with interment in Cherry Grove cemetery. Infant Kenneth Earl Seele y, son of Lloyd Seele y and his wife, died February 4 in Detroit's Children’s Hospital after a brief illness. The Seeleys also have daughter Susan. Mrs Idah Bellows is noted as maternal grandmother.
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Burt Hubel
Arthur Township
Thurston Funeral Home
Cherry Grove
Kenneth Earl Seeley
Lloyd Seeley
Detroit
Children’s Hospital
Seeleys
Susan
Idah Bellows
Funeral services set for Thurston's Funeral Home
A service will be held today at 1 p.m. from Thurston's Funeral Home with burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Thurston's
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Rubinoff to Perform Across Clare And Farwell Schools
Violinist Rubinoff appears at Farwell Public Schools at 9 30 Friday and schedules two free Clare assemblies for grades K to 6 at 10 20 and 7 to 12 at 2 00 with an afternoon matinee at 4 15. An evening concert at 8 15 offers a longer program. Tickets 50c for the matinee and 1 10 for the evening, available at local drugstores or from Lloyd Conley.
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Page One American
Rubinoff
Davy Crockett
Farwell Public Schools
Clare
Anderson
Rexall Drug
Houghton
Walgreen
Roy
Economy
Lloyd Conley
Treaty and land fate debated in 1836 to 1886
The account recalls a 1886 treaty in Washington forced on Indians, promising 150000 dollars in dry goods. It notes an 1836 first payment of about 10000 dollars and alleges government officials diverted funds, underscoring distress over land destiny and future for the people.
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Blackbird
Washington
Clare County Community Calendar Highlights February Events
The Clare area lists meetings and events including the Clare Business and Professional Women on Monday February 10 at the Hotel Doher ty with a 6 30 p m dinner and card party planning on February 17 in the Wedgewood room. Blue Star Mothers meet February 12 at 7 30 p m in City Hall American Legion rooms. Michigan Livestock Producers meet February 7 at 1 30 p m in Grant town hall with rep from Michigan Livestock Exchange. Methodist Father and Son Banquet is February 13 at 6 30 p m featuring John Polonchek MSU coach showing Notre Dame MSU game films. Surplus commodities distributed February 10 11 12 at First Grocery Harrison and February 11 12 13 at Terwilligers Farwell per Clare County Social Welfare. Theta Rho Girls meet February 6 at 7 p m to finish special business and plan district meeting with initiation practice.
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Business & Professional
Clare Business and Professional Womens Club
Fifth Avenue
Doherty
Wedgewood
Blue Star Mothers
Blue Star’ Mothers of the James Reeder Chapter
American Legion Rooms
City Hall
Michigan Livestock Producers
Clare
Gladwin Counties
Grant Town Hall
Michigan. Livestock Exchange
John Polonchek
MSU
Clare County
First
Harrison
Terwilligers
Farwell
Clare County Board of Social Welfare
Theta Rho
Clara Theta Rho
Native Nations Council Demands Cash Aid From Government
The Ottawa and Chippewa councils urged the government to replace drygoods with cash payments. Schoolcraft promised to communicate their wishes to the Great Father. The following payment offered neither goods nor money and produced no reply.
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Plan Valentine Potluck
St. Henry’s School
Westminster Social Meet
WSCS
Parison
Nis
Jones Standard
Bill Koch
Mer
Rosebush
Lester Melach
Jan Ot
Ignace
Campbell
Joseph Baldinus
Cadillac
Gerry Peabody
Dale Ballard
Pontiac
Veyne Williams
David Bellinger
Kenneth Schrock
Lansing
Larry Cain
Joe
Mary. Murphy
Lois’Graham
Wits
George Schileder
Ithaca
Ralph ‘Bradford
Frank . Bradford
Reed City Hospital
Merle Dunn
Derry’ Dunn
Song
Billy
Miami
Florida
Evitt Dunne
George Prokopp
Robert. Hovey
Albert Campbell
Otto Yarnell
Shepherd
Maynard Danks
St. Louis
Alma College
John Osborn Sr
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Orrin
Preston Johnson
Marjorie Bower
Duval
Norman Johnson
Darwin Johnson
Gwendolyn Johnson
Woodrow Johnson
Eugene Becker
Lester- McLachlan
St. Ignace
Robert Campbell
Manton
McClelland
Jessie Randall
State Bank
J. Stuart Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clare City Commission
Gerald Nivison
David Adams
North Country
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