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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1954

Page

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Allan Tulk Named Principal of Brades K-8 for 1954-55

Clare Public School board announces Allan Tulk will be principal of Brades K-8 for the 1954-55 year. Tulk holds a master in elementary administration from the University of Michigan and a bachelor's from Central Michigan College. He has taught history geography civics health and coached seventh eighth graders and served four years in Clare schools. He is a WWII Navy veteran from Detroit and is married to Bernice Tulk who teaches in Clare schools.

Board of Education Clare Public School Allan Tulk Brades Tulk University of Michigan Central Michigan College Clare Public Schools Detroit Bernice Tulk Clare

Six Groups Represented At County Meeting

The Clare County Farm Bureau Women’s Activities Group met February 2 at the home of Mrs. Dale Davis with six groups represented by nine ladies and one visitor. Minutes were approved. by laws were read. a two year chairmanship was proposed. Legislative Chairman Mrs. Virgil Kistler explained 154 policies amid discussion. Dessert lunch followed.

Clare County Farm Bureau Dale Davis Winston Raymond Dortha Lloyd Donald Davis Glann Poats Virgil Kistler Frank Humphrey

CHS Group At Stage Lectures At Ithaca Drama Day

Clare High School drama class joined by instructors and students for the second annual Drama Day in Ithaca on February 9. Registration, lectures by college educators, lunch with a keynote, and a talk by Dr Moiree Compere preceded an all school play by Ithaca High School, The Man Who Came To Dinner.

Clare High School Carol Mitchell Carolyn Carter Ken Ritter Hadley Elgar Ithaca James W. Brock Albion College Otis J. Aggertt Ithaca High School Moss Hart George 5. Kaufman

Revivals Set At Elm Grove Church of God

Elm Grove Church of God announces nightly revival services from February 14 to 28 led by Rev. Roy Miller of New Haven Center. Miller, a seasoned Evangelist, speaks each night at 8:00 at the church three miles north of Clare and three miles east on Beaverton road. All are welcome.

Elm Grove Church

Eagle Group Named to Committee

Forty persons attended a meeting at Eagle school to form a nine member committee to lead rebuilding of Eagle church. Trustees Herman Rank Frank Rilett Walter Kleiner Rev Beery Robert Kleiner Frank Humphrey Norman Hutchinson Ernest Penrose Orville Bates. Humphrey chairs the corporate membership, Henry Kleiner treasurer, Mrs Jeanette Kleiner secretary. The committee oversees all planning and execution of the church building project.

Eagle School Eagle Herman Rank Frank Rilett Walter Kleiner Beery Robert Kleiner Frank Humphrey Norman Hutchinson Ernest Penrose Orville Bates Henry Kleiner Jeanette Kleiner

City Bowling Tournament Crowns Winners at Gateway Lanes

Clare's annual City Bowling Tournament at Gateway Lanes ends with record entry. Team event winner Hostman Service logs 3082 pins. Doubles champions Wally Merten and Bernard Robinson at 1286 pins. Singles winner Dale Stough with 699 pins. Handicap all events Bernard Robinson 1972 pins. Actual pins title goes to Jim Grove. Secretary thanks Gateway Lanes and all bowlers.

Clare Gateway Lanes Hostman Service Wally Merten Bernard Robinson Dale Stough Jim Grove

Adolescent Guide Films For P T View

A PTA meeting will feature two films from The University of Michigan on teen guidance Social Sex Attitudes in Adolescents and Meeting The Needs of Adolescents. The program includes a home scene with a 21 year old girl and 14 year old brother. A fundraising drive with Witbeck's Supermarket in Clare offers storewide sales credit and theatre ticket prizes for winning grade rooms.

Parent-Teacher Association Kuno Hammerberg University of Michigan PTA Witbeck Clare Witbecks Witbeck’s

This New Electronic Weapon Has Brain

Nike, a guided anti aircraft missile system built by Bell System and Douglas Aircraft, uses an electronic brain to track and intercept enemy aircraft. First to defend Fort Meade Maryland, with later consideration for Detroit area, it outpaces conventional guns and operates in all weather.

Nike Bell System America Fort Meade Maryland Army Detroit Michigan Bell Telephone Laboratories Western Electric Douglas Aircraft Company

Floyd Garland Harrison Born Dies In Ann Arbor

Floyd Garland 63 of Ann Arbor a retired cook died January 31 at his home 9653 Greenwood Ave after a heart attack. Born August 14 1890 in Harrison he lived in Ann Arbor thirty years and worked at Michigan Union as a cook for 26 years retiring in 1950. He married Ruth Crapsey September 6 1919 and is survived by wife stepson Urban daughter Mrs Chester Fairbanks two grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Funeral held at Muehlig Chapel with burial at Wagoner Memorial Park.

Floyd Garland Ann Arbor Greenwood Ave Mr. Garland Harrison James Anna Wood Garland Michigan Union Trinity Lutheran Church Ruth Crapsey Ithaca Urban Garland Chester Fairbanks Ernest Chaffee Clare Thomas Bruce Charlotte Samuel Darling Lansing William J. Garland Plint Richard Garland Mt. Pleasant Muehlig Chapel Walter M. ‘Brandt Henry O Yoder Waghtenorg Memorial Ark

Vernon Mothers Plan Activities

The Vernon Center Mother's Club met at the school on Friday evening February 5 with twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Carol Irwin. They discussed old and new business, reported on the March of Dimes drive, planned a skating party and a weiner roast at the Durnin home, and announced a Valentine party for children on February 12 with ice cream and cake.

Vernon Center Mother’s Club Carol Iwin Meryl Fetters Selmer Fetters March of Dimés Fund Hachmuth Charles Durnin

Lavender Cold At Ft Wilkins Parks Office Keeps Weekly Record

Park manager Mac Frimodig files a weekly activities report from a frigid Keweenaw outpost at Ft Wilkins State Park. He describes frost on his fingers and the race to list activities before his hands turn lavender, as outdoor work continues in freezing conditions.

Ft. Wilkins State Park Upper Peninsula Mac Frimodig Keweenaw Peninsula Frimodig

Rose Bowl Movies Free Program At Mt Pleasant High

Pasadena Rose Parade and New Years Day football films shown to students free and to adults for 50 cents. The event occurs Thursday at eight in Mt Pleasant High School auditorium. Sponsored by Clare and Isabella alumni of Michigan State College.

Pasadena Mt. Pleasant High School Clare and Isabella Michigan State College

Lincoln Day Potluck Supper In Clare City Hall

The Clare County Republican Women's Club invites the public to a Lincoln Day Potluck Supper at Clare City Hall on February 13 at 6 o'clock.

Clare County Republican Women’s Club Clare City Hall

Sentinel Cuts Want Ads to Fifteen Cents for Jobs

The Sentinel announces a new price policy for classified Want ads by individuals seeking work. Individuals can publish up to twenty five words for 15 cents, while minimums for other ad classes remain unchanged and businesses cannot use the reduced rate.

The Sentinel

Seven UP Department of Conservation employees suspended

Conservation Director Gerald B. Eddy announced the immediate suspension of seven upper peninsula conservation department employees for alleged actions against the public interest. Circuit Judge Donald Holbrook of Clare, who led a one man grand jury inquiry, found probable cause for dism issal or removal based on sworn testimony.

Upper Peninsula Conservation Department Gerald B. Eddy Donald @. Holbrook Clare Straits Holbrook Eddy

Service clubs honor Boy Scout Week with meetings

Rotarians and Kiwanians hosted Scouts during Boy Scout Week. Twenty three Scouts led by Jim Seiter and Jim Rodabaugh attended a Rotary lunch where Rodabaugh spoke of his trip to the National Jamboree in California. Kiwanis honored Cub Scouts Pack 3125 with thanks for magazine access.

Jim Seiter Jim Rodabaugh Rotary California Jin Seiter Kiwanis Club Herb Breen

Dr Jondrow Returns From MSC Optometry Conference

Dr Jondrow of Clare returned from the annual educational conference for optometrists held February 8 at the Kellogg Center on the Michigan State College campus in East Lansing. The event, sponsored by the Michigan Optometric Association, featured lectures by authorities in psychology bacteriology illumination and optometry.

D. A. Jondrow Clare J. G. White East Lansing Kellogge Center Michigan State College Michigan Optometrics Association

Clare High grad Ted Hoersch tops Little International show

Clare High School graduate Ted Hoersch 1953 was named grand champion showman at Farmers Week Little International contest. James Rooker of Saginaw won grand champion showmanship in other division and Ralph Morrow of Petoskey earned sheep show championship. All contestants were Michigan State College students showing college owned animals. State Journal Lansing announced February 3.

Ted Hoersch Clare Regerus James Rooker Saginaw Ralph Morrow Petoskey

Pike speared in Trout Lake yields 17 bullheads

A northern pike was speared in Trout Lake Chippewa County by J Leo Borres of Flint. The angler opened the catch to find 17 young bullheads in the fish’s stomach per conservation officer Willis McDonald.

Trout Lake Chippewa Willis McDonald J . Leo Borrers Flint

Thieves Steal Cash From Lehr Gas Station Driveway

A pair of youths in a beige 1941 42 Pontiac robbed the Lehr Gas Station cash drawer at 9:45 p.m. with about $40 taken. Jay Lehr described one talkative suspect with wavy hair, the other as reserved. Police pursued slim clues and questioned two men later, but released them.

George Lehr Jay Lehr Jay Lehr Clare

Musicians at Alpena District Band Festival

The District Band Festival is held today at Alsétia. Clare High School sends members Sally Gillespie Jane Cotton David Hughes Jean Bowler Barb Schunk Shelley Burton Jan Schaeffer Bonnie Witbeck Dick Roe Bob Haynak Kay Tice Donna Smith Marilyn McQuiston Nancy Bellows John Akins Laurene Woodward Jack Mair Helen Akins Nancy Neff Vernette Dunkle Don Miller LaRae Dull. Ensembles include brass sextet saxophone quartet clarinet quartet saxophone duet and flute duet. First place wins blue ribbons second place red ribbons.

Alsétia Clare High School Sally Gillespie Jane Cotton David Hughes Jean Bowler Barb Schunk Shelley Burton Jan Schaeffer Bonnie Witbeck Dick Roe Bob Haynak Kay Tice Donna Smith Marilyn McQuiston Nancy Bellows John Akins Laurene Woodward Jack Mair Helen Akins Nancy Neff Vernette Dunkle Don Miller LaRae Dull Clare

Dads Observe DeMolay Initiation Meeting

DeMolay members met Monday evening February 8 for an Initiatory Degree and Flower Talk by Larry Everts. Attendees included a visiting Masonic Lodge delegation from Houghton Lake Mt Pleasant and Clare, observers of chapter work seeking local DeMolay growth.

Larry Everts Houghton Lake Mt. Pleasant Clare Dad’ Paullin Fred Koerker Midland Donald BE. Holbrook Clarence Cotton

Baby Conferences Planned Next Week in Clare County

Public health nurse Mrs Katheryn Freeman announces well baby conferences in Clare county. Three sessions will be held at Farwell Methodist church on February 17 from 9 to 11 am Clare Congregational church from 1 to 3 pm and Harrison courthouse basement on February 19 from 9 to 11 am.

Clare County Katheryn Freeman Farwell Methodist Clare Congregational Church Harrison Court House

Grangers Plan Travel Film Evening at February Meeting

Mt. Vernon Grange meets Monday evening February 15 for a program by Mrs. Willie Cowden showing travel pictures from Switzerland. A potluck supper will be served.

Mt. Vernon Grange Willie Cowden Switzerland

Five Clare County Women Named Michigan Winter Queen Contestants

Five young women from Clare County will travel to Grayling to contest Michigan's Winter Sports Queen title. Betty Kotesky Miss Lake George Jean Stamman Miss Harrison Katie Cornell Miss Lake Nancy Reiss Miss Farwell and Nancy Keller Miss Clare were named by Robert Campbell secretary of Clare Chamber of Commerce. The winners will attend the Winter Sports Carnival in Grayling this weekend and be honored at a Grayling High School dance.

Grayling Clare County Michigan Robert Campbell Clare Chamber of Commerce Campbell Betty Kotesky Lake George Jean, Stamman Harrison Katie Cornell Lake Nancy Reiss

Morse Barn Fire Costs Rex Morse Farm Livestock

A large barn owned by Rex Morse burned in Wise Township Monday around 9 PM. About 100 high bred pigs, a cow and calf perished along with a pickup truck, a combine, and hay loft damage. Firefighters from Clare, Coleman, and Rosebush aided, as Chief John Bruckart retired. Stan Parish led five men to the scene.

Rex Morse Clare Coleman Rosebush Wise Township Claretiremens Bartes John Bruckart Stan Parish Morse Farm

John Rockey 84 Passes in Clare County Home

John Rockey died at his Clare county home Sunday January 31 at age 84 years five months. He was born July 25 1869 in Williams County Ohio son of David and Adeline Rockey. He married Viola Smith December 1 1895 and had two sons Randolph and Kenneth with wives. she died 1937. He moved to Michigan in 1917 with his family and lived on a farm near Randolph. He was a musician in the Berlin Band and active in church work. he was a River side Grange member and survived by two sons, seven grandchildren, one great grandchild, three sisters, one brother, and a niece and nephews. Funeral attended by relatives from Ohio and Indiana.

John Rockey Williams County Ohio David Adeline Rockey Viola Smith Randolph Kenneth Mr. Rockey Berlin Clare County Michigan Bear Peariiheny Christian Characer Riverside Grange Clare David Rockey Angola Indiana Tina Batterson Calvin Ely Minnie Rockey

Tax Advice At Clare Post Office For Federal Returns

Payers of federal income tax were notified of consultation hours at the Clare post office where a representative of the Internal Service would offer advice on filling tax forms. The service, free of charge, will be available February 23 and 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the post office.

Clare Post Office Internal Service

Pioneers Edge Coleman Ithaca After 10 Losses

Clare High Pioneers snap a 10 game skid with a 66 62 win over Coleman on their home floor. Hadley Elgar leads with 28 points while Pete Brown adds 20 and Lubbs for Coleman top scores with 27 as Clare also wo n in a J V clash 37 41 loss.

Clare Thasca Pioneers Davis Ithacca Elgar Kigar Miller Jim Dwyer Clare Cagers Ithaca Varsity Naradwood Settee Secondarter Ipace Lehr Robinette Coleman Falls Coleman Pete Brown Hadley Elgar Lubbs Methner Dwyer Dick Nilsson Claré Art Teixeira Manistee Clare J. Vs Bitt Colemah Nard Robinette Clare Thas Econets Colemat

Michigan Bell Tops Seven Million in State Property Tax

Michigan Bell Telephone paid 7 086 904 to the Primary School Fund, with 2 957 allocated to Clare public schools and 13 813 to all Clare County schools. The payments reflect census counts of 663 in Clare and 2 985 in Clare County, covering state youths ages 5 to 19.

Michigan Bell Telephone Company T. C. Maher Michigan Bell Clare Clare County Maher State Department of Public Instruction Railroads Pullman Railway Express Telegraph

Send In Your Inventory

Clare business people face a February 15 deadline to file the inventory requested by the city assessor. Assessor Jack Hall said he will not enforce the law but the Board of Review must begin the tax work to obtain required property value figures.

Clare Jack Hall Board of Review

Last Day for P M Postmaster Applicants in Lake Michigan

The U S Civil Service Commission and Washington D C Post Office officials report insufficient applications for the Lake Michigan postmaster opening. The exam uses new qualifications aimed at drawing more qualified candidates. Applications and information are available at the local post office.

U. S. Civil Service Lake, Michigan Commission Washington D. C Post Office Department Civil Service Commission Post Office

Drilling Permits Issued Across Michigan Counties

The conservation department reports permits issued last week to gas and oil producers in 12 counties. Three wells are planned in Mason County, two in Alger and two in Ogemaw. The remaining permits go to Arenac Wayne Jackson Muskegon Oakland Otsego Van Buren Clare and Isabella.

Highteen Michigan Conservation Department Mason County Alsegan Ogemaw Avrenac Wayne Jackson Muskegon Oakland Oteana van Buren Clare Isabella

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elm Grove Vernon Dept. of Conservation Dr. Jondrow MSC Gr. Champ Lehr Station Alpena Grangers Pioneers Edge Coleman Clare High Pioneers Yellow Jackets P.M
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