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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1953

Page

14

Center W S C S Public Dinner and Meeting

The Center W S C S met in the church basement for a regular dinner and business meeting. About ninety persons attended the public dinner. Mrs Ida Johnson chaired the meeting in place of president Mrs Warl Grace. Mrs Edna Taylor led devotions and Mrs Dayla Bellinger spoke on Missions. Two comforters were tied for future emergencies. March dinner committee included Mrs Orrin First, Mrs Oliver House, and Mrs Karl House.

W.S.C.8 Ida Johnson Warl Grace Edna Taylor Dayla Bellinger Orrin Oliver House Karl House

Farm Bureau Opposes Licensing Of Farm Tractors

The Oak Ridge Farm Bureau met Tuesday night with Elmo Mogg and ten families represented. Russell Cowden presided as discussion on licensing farm tractors was held and the group voted a solid no. New Zealand beef was also discussed. next meeting will be with the Floyd Howses.

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Elmo ‘Mogg Russell Cowden Hugh Swindlehirst New Zealand Floyd Howses

Presbyterian Aid Holds All Day Quilting Sessions

Mrs Ralph Sharpe hosted the Rogebush Presbyterian Ladies Aid for an all day quilting session Thursday. The group enjoyed a pot luck noon dinner and completed quilts. A second session is planned at Mrs Sharpe’s home next Thursday with another all day, pot luck meeting.

Ralph Sharp Rogebush Presbyterian Church

Bowen Busy Bee 4 H Club Holds Rec Night and Plans Skating

The Bowen Busy Bee 4 H Club met at Delwin township hall with Sam and Ross Hart hosting. Larry Anderson led the meeting and Treasurer Kenny Burch reported 10.28 on hand. Mrs Harold Anderson will buy song books with club funds for recreation. A skating party was planned and new square dance figures were demonstrated during recreation. A pot luck lunch followed. Next meeting will be hosted by Jack Brown.

Bowen Busy Bee Delwin Township Sam Ross Hart Larry Anderson Kenny Burch Harold Anderson Jack Brown Bost

Thomsons Attend Midland Church Dedication Ceremony

Delegates from Rosebush Presbyterian Church attend the dedication of the Bertha H R Strogacker Memorial Presbyterian Church in Midland. The new church will be known as A House of Prayer for All People and impressed attendees with its beauty and atmosphere.

Ry OQ Thomson Edgar Fetterly Albert Campbell Bertha H.R. Strogacker

W S C S Plans To Refinish Church Furniture

The WSCS of the Rosebush Methodist Church will hold a pot luck supper and fellowship hour Thursday in the church basement. The group will spend the evening refinishing furniture for use in the church parlors. All members and friends are welcome.

Ws.c.s Rosebush Methodist Church Ernest Hoste

Youth Group Meets Sunday At Rosebush Church

The Youth group met in the Presbyterian Church Sunday night with the group dividing into classes for study of the lesson. Recreation was enjoyed at the close of the meeting. The Rev. Howard Moore was in charge.

Presbyterian Church Howard Moore

Rose Bush Rural School Names Honor Roll Students

Mrs. John Jacobs seventh and eighth graders at Rose Bush Rural Agricultural School earn boner roll for perfect attendance and punctuality over the last six weeks. Names include Wilda Carrier De anna Diehl Joan Lamb Shelby Morrison Marilyn Wilson Winni fred Burns Robert Downing Dick Mar tin Nina Seiter Marvin Young and Junior Isaac.

John Jacobs Rose Bush Rural Agricultural School Wilda Carrier Deanna Diehl Joan Lamb

Rosebush Briefs Passages of Local News and Visits

Rosebush residents note family illness and recovery from Florida surgery. Albert Moyes returns from a winter trip and many friends visit or host in Mt Pleasant, Midland, and Clare. Dinners, church events, and new home purchases mark a busy period for area residents plus a move of Ray Kniffen to Mission Street in Mt Pleasant.

Social events fill weekend with visits and gatherings

Family and friends hosted dinners and calls across Clare Mt Pleasant and surrounding towns. Guests included Joe and McLaughlin families, Roy Matteson, Fred Richards, and many locals from Flint, Detroit, Harrison and Lansing areas. Activities covered dinners, illness updates, travel to Phoenix, and a Youth Fellowship Rally in Mt Pleasant.

March of Dimes Benefit Party Hosted by Coughlins

Mr. and Mrs. William Coughlin hosted a March of Dimes fund party at their home on Saturday night. The event included seven tables of pepper and prize winners Roy Keller Bart House Mrs John Burns and Miss Mary Prior. About 36 dollars was donated to the Policard by guests.

William .Coughlin March of Dimes Fund Roy Keller Bart House John Burns Mary Prior

Miller Returns From Smoky Hill Furlough Before England Duty

Robert Miller who arrived home from Smokey Hill A P E Salina Kansas spent a furlough with his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Miller He will report to Camp Kilmer New Jersey March 8 for duty in England Guests visiting the Miller home included Bill Chestnut recently discharged from the Navy Bill Bushley Army bound for Korea and Davebonnell Air Force just returned from Greenland.

Robert Miller Smokey Hill A.P.E Salina Kansas Ralph Miller Robert Camp Kilmer N. J England Army Stor Korea Dave Bonnell Air Force Tulley Greenland

Teachers From Five Townships Meet At Phinisey School

Teachers from Vernon Gilmore Wise Isabella and Denver townships met at the Phinisey School on Friday February 18 at 2 30 pm Superintendent James A Knapp led a discussion on school finals and policies Mr McMillen of Crowell Publishing introduced a magazine sales program with funds supporting classroom equipment and prizes Hosts served coffee and dessert at 5 30 pm The next meeting will be April at Vernon Center School with Isabella and Denver townships in charge

Vernon Gilmore Wise Isabella Denver Phinisey James A. Knapp McMillen Crowell Publishing Company Rhea O’grady Doris Mitchel Ruby Jackson Blanche Zinger Vernon Center School Denver Townships

Wildcat Parents Enjoy Film Night Recap

School notes report Frank Cotton stricken with inflammatory rheumatism February 10th and wish him a speedy recovery. Kathryn Carol and Richard Cooper returned after mumps. Susie Gould also had mumps. Several children missed school due to flu. Preston Johnson presented film show for Clare and Isabella Counties, enjoyed by parents and children. Jimmy Warner and Kenneth Cooper visited the school recently.

Frank Cotton Frank Kathryn Carol Richard Cooper Susie Gould Preston Johnson Rosebush Clare Isabella Jimmy Warner Kenneth Cooper

Twila Beery Wins School Speech Contest

Twila Beery won first place in the annual declamation contest held in the Clare school auditorium on February 16. Bonnie Witbeck took second with Grant's Last Military Salute. Both sophomores advance to the district contest.

Clare School Twila Beery Marilyn Hull Bonnie Witbeck

Delwin Grange Notes and Social Gatherings

Delwin Grange reports on visits and meals between members including Cecil and Epple families, Hart Walker and Hutchinsons in Shephard, and musical entertainment by Leonard Cluley. Members are urged to attend the officer meeting at Union Grange on March 14 and a card party slated for March.

Bob's Sales and Service Ad for Tires and Batteries

Local ad lists De Soto and Plymouth shop offering tires tubes batteries and accessories with contact phone number and service emphasis.

DE Soto Plymouth Bob's

Tall Tales Read by Clare County Pupils at School

Mr John Brown Harrison superintendent visited on February 5. Third graders finished More Streets and Roads and workbook and now read Tall Tales. Several pupils out of school with mumps and flu.

John Brown Harrison Clare County Schools

Rural Education Meeting At Colonville

Fifteen Col onville Youth Group members met at the Ray Strouse residence Saturday evening February 21. Rev Joe VanderVeen of Colonville Church of God led Bible study followed by games and a chili supper for the cheerful gathering.

Colonville Ray Strouse Joe VanderVeen Colonville Church of God

Central Area Administrators Meet at Clare

Clare Public School hosted the Central Area Administrators Club meeting on Wednesday February 11 at Hotel Doherty. President Adebert Plummer presided as topics included teacher shortages salary schedules training standards and progress on the service area study with representatives from Midland Isabella Osceola and Clare counties.

Clare Public School Central Area Administrators Club Doherty Adebert Plummer Weidman Midland Isabella Osceola Clare

Wentworths visit Camp Attenbury son stationed there

Sam Wentworth and family traveled to Camp Attenbury Indiana to visit son Pyt Bernard J Wentworth and hoped to see Pyt Keith Welsh. Barrett Mitterspaugh underwent major surgery in Chicago Doctors and Surgeons Hospital Saturday. Denver Township Farm Bureau met to discuss licensing Fann Tractors and voted no with a potluck hosted by Mrs John Methner.

Denver TWP Sam Wentworth Patty Larry Beverly Mitterspaugh Camp Attenbury Indiana Mr. Wentworth Pyt Bernard J. Wentworth Keith Welsh Barrett Mitterspaugh Chicago

South Garfield News Notes and Local Illnesses

Mrs James Sweet visited Mrs Lucy Vinton Tuesday afternoon and found her weak but improved. Sunday visitors at the James Sweet home included Iva Van Sickle and Ella Snyder from Barryton and Gordon Rusch family of Alma. Percy Pluff is ill. Charles Brown works for Ralph Moore after school. James and James dry have colds. Billy Hunt received word to report.

James Sweet Lucy Vinton James Sweet Home Iva van Sickle Ella Snyder Barryton Gordon Rusch Alma Percy Pluff Charles Brown Ralph Moore James Dry Billy Hunt Sam Mareén

Eighteenth Michigan Rural Teachers Convention at Kellogg Center

The eighteenth annual conven tion of the Michigan Rural Teachers Association will be held at Kellogg Center on Michigan State College campus in East Lansing on March 6 and 7. Alton Stroud and Russell Rollin lead local arrangements and program planning, with Miss Ann Marie Cusack presiding. The event focuses on rural education challenges and invites full teacher participation.

Michigan Rural Teachers Association Kelloge Center Michigan State College Hast Lansing Kellogg People Alton Stroud Ingham County Russell Rollin Iosco County Ann’ Marie’Cusack M.la.t.a

Local Family Visits Across Vernon and Clare Areas

Vernon City Mrs Boba McDonel spent Tuesday afternoon with daughter Mrs Clarence Randall and family at Rosebush. Mr and Mrs Darwin Mott and family visited Sunday with his mother Mrs Ernest Mott at Cotamat. Francis Bowen and son of Manistee spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Bowen and daughter Karline. Minnie Fisher was a supper guest Monday evening of her grandson and wife Mr and Mrs Donald Bryant and family northeast of Clare. Floyd Werts of Harrison were dinner guests Sunday of her daughter Mrs Frank Simpson and family. Ella Sherman called Wednesday to see her brother Fred Bauder at the Convalescent Home in Clare. Frank Snider staying with parents Mr and Mrs George Snider while working in Midland spent the weekend with his wife at Lake Margarethe. Frank Nevins and family were dinner guests Sunday of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Alfred Smith and family. Cliff Powlison of Lake called Monday to see his sister in law Mrs Margarets Buggs who has been ill with flu. Mrs Ernest Young of Clare called Friday evening to see her grandmother Mrs Eola McDonell. Arthur and Jack Dixon and Betty Mead of Owosso were lunch guests Monday evening of their cousins Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson and family. Mrs Roy Acre of Clare called Monday afternoon to see her aunt Mrs Ella Sherman and daughter Alice.

B.B. Johnston Oldsmar Florida Julian Mosher Fiorida Albert Moyes Will Thompson Ogal Haggart Central Michigan Community Hospital Jack Flaharty Gary House International Harvester Mt. Pleasant Frank Neelands Maple Rapids Elizabeth Breining Ralph Miller Harry Crawford Gale Lutz Mt.Pleasant Floyd Thompson Marilyn New Presbyterian Church Midland Ambrose Hrdlovich Robert Sanderson Ward Johnstom Louis’ Johnston Irvin Shively John Lowery Manley Smith Henry Sharp Dick Nolan Emma Sager Sue Ann Clare Earl Grace LeRoy Kenneth Schaeffer Mr. Pleasant Roy Keller Deanna D. J. Kerley Danny Sondadaw Ted Stanway House Stanway Walter Kennedy Detroit Maureen. Craig Alma R. O. Thomson Raymond Martin Warren Decker Ray Kniffen South Mission Street Fred Richards McGregor William Richards St. Johns Jack Thomsons Derry Dunn Dunn Garl Wiles Roy ‘Matteson Mattesons Wiles Fred Matteson Angist Frick Davis Clinic Dale Graham Charlie Farr Flint Ida Johnson Lois Graham Howard Moore George Kniffen Faith Johnston Albert Campbell Dave Cluley Etta Cluley Garolyn Graham Ivan Graham John Osborne Ployd Graham H. O. Graham Pat Westbrook Dave Bonnell Robert Miller Ed Vogel Farwell Robert Vogel Will Hunter Phoenix Arizona Ken Irvin. Shively Anna Fisher Donald McDonald Elsie Methuer A. al Campbell Harrison George Schleder Ithaca Teddy Hugh Swindlehurst L. A. Kent Eiverette Lawrence Kathleen Russell Big Rapids Jack Sims Chris Sims Lansing Richard Sims Mt Pleasant Boba McDonel Clarence Randall Rosebush Darwin Mott Ernest Mott Cotemat Francis Bowen Manistee Frank Bowen Karline Minnie Fisher Donald Bryant Floyd Werts Frank Simpson Ella Sherman Fred Bauder Frank Snider George Snider Lake Margarethe Frank Nevins Familly Alfred Smith Cliff Powlison Lake Inlaw Margarets Buggs Ernest Young Eola McDonell Arthur Jack Dixon Betty Mead Owosso Roy Acre Alice

Marble Auto Collision Service Brings Free Brake Inspection

Special service offering a free brake inspection at Marble Auto Collision Service. Advertisement emphasizes safety with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives. Includes contact hint via phone number.

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