Downtown Auto Parking Lot Deal Completed in Clare
City reports a deal final on Wednesday to take title to the former Clare Inn site at Fourth and McEwan. The free parking lot, funded by voluntary business assessments totaling about 17 500 dollars, will serve up to 100 vehicles and be paved this spring with space for possible expansion. The project removes a wire fence and enables city crews to level the lot for immediate use.
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Clare
Clare Inn
Marvin ‘Witbeck
Fourth and McEwan
West Fourth Street
Fourth
Glare City Hall
McEwan Street
Brush
James Grove
Gka
Fourth Street
McEwan
Wibeck
Donors Sought for Red Grass Blood Bank Visit
Prospective donors are urged to visit the traveling Bloodmobile at Clare Congregational Church on Monday January 7 from 12 noon to 6 pm. Donors aged 18 to 59 are eligible. Members should coordinate with their organizations for appointments. others may call Mrs. Robert Rowley.
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Clare Congregational Church
Robert Rowley
Plan Active Week For 4-H Leaders
Paul Nass of the Colon ville 4-H Club and Mrs. Wilbur Fletcher of the Far well Bronco Busters will represent Clare county at a three day 4-H leader training school for handicraft and feathercraft leaders. The event runs January 11 to 13 at Camp Kett. Donna Carr, new 4-H Council President, will lead the Parent and Leaders Council meeting at the Harrison courthouse on January 8 and will make several committee appointments.
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Paul Nass
Colonville
Wilbur Fletcher
Farwell Bronco Busters
Clare County
Camp Kett
Donna Carr
Harrison
Five Church Youth Rally at Eagle Church of God
A five church youth rally starts at 8 00 p m Sunday at the Eagle Church of God four miles north of Clare and three east The Crystalaires from Crystal Michigan are on the program and invited to perform
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Eagle Church of God
Clare
Crystalaires
Crystal
Michigan
Publ’s de
Adult Education Classes Start Next Week
Clare Public School enrolls adults for a series of evening courses beginning Monday night. Enrollment continues through the week on the scheduled class nights. Courses include typewriting, Rock for Rock Hounds, knitting, cake decorating, bookkeeping, welding, square dancing, social dancing, home nursing, sewing, and more. A $3.50 fee applies per course and at least 10 enrollments are needed.
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Clare’ Public School
Tings
Mral Macram
Genevieve Fleming
the Sentinel
Cattlemen Elect Local Assn Heads in Isabella County
Dick Koester was elected chairman of the Isabella County Livestock Producers Association at its December 11 annual meeting. Bob Hafer became vice chairman with Ford Seibt and Ed Poole re-elected as treasurer and secretary. The eighth annual Appreciation Banquet is set for January 24 at Mt. Pleasant First Methodist Church, with Red Jones as featured speaker. Tickets available from the association.
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Dick Koester
Shepherd
Isabella County Livestock Producers Association
Koester
Bob Hafer
Rosebush
Ford Seibt
Clare
Ed Poole
First Methodist
Mt.Pleasant
Red Jones
Teague
Jones
Holidays At Home Bring Wide Range of Visits and Reunions
Sentinel cor respondents report Christmas season at home across Brown Corners and nearby areas. Families welcomed relatives from Flint Detroit Clare Farwell and more for dinners suppers and festive gatherings. Several residents like J B Gilman Ray Green and Don Brown returned from Hot Springs Ann Arbor and Central Michigan Community Hospital.
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Sentinel
Brown Corners
Charles Malson v
Flint
Charles Kleinhardt
Nellie Walters
Paul Sheets
Donelle
Darlene Birdsall
Huntington
Indiana
Marlyn Garver
David Smith
Janet Garver
Detroit
Jack Cavanaugh
Mason
Forest Garver Sr
Colonville
Dale Davis
Wellington Davis
Kendell Woods
Clare
Russell Davis
J. D. Clute
Patricia Prescott
Geoil Pudway
Kenneth Kapplinger
Farwell
Joe Pudvays
Eddie Pudvays
Harrison
David Dykes
David Whittum
Central Lake
Bill Rutter
Billy
Dover
Elsie Dyke
Leon Dyke
Judy
Herman Dyke
Bloomingdale
Illinois
Clifford Bucholz
James
Beatrice Bell
Gurt Mutton, Jr
Port Huron
Ned Hanson
Pleasant
Dave Murton
Curtis Murton, Sr
Loyal Price
Raymond Fetterolf
Gladwin
Don Henry
Arthur Davis
New Haven
Dave DeForest
Midland
Alan Kolander
Robert Pifer
Thurston Mason
Stan Raymond
Blanchard
Jack Crawford
Horsehead Lake
Martin Mason
Big Rapids
Lake
Paints
J.b.gilman
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Ray Green
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Marguerite Fitzpatrick
Myron Hagpart
Rosebush
Carl McDonalds
Maude McDonald
Earl Walker
Leo Rogers
Jeah
Saginaw
Jack Morrison
Cecil Epples
Central Gilmore
Pvt
Gerald Wood
Ft. ,Belvoir
Sidney Wood
Carlyle Gallaghers
Alma
Alvin Wood
Cleland
Bath
Michigan
Dati
Lansing
Kenneth Renners
Stuart Graham
Seaall
Mrs
Janes Cook
New Year Fellowship Party at Richard Schroeder Home
A senior Methodist fellowship group celebrated New Year’s Eve at the Richard Schroeder home. The gathering included twenty five attendees and related activities noted in the fragment.
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Richard Schroeder
Twentty
Clare County growth seen in 1962 extension report
Clare County progress shows steady growth in 1962 per a year end report by Richard Schroeder County Extension Service director. Indicators include 9 percent higher sales tax receipts to October 31 1962 about 400 business places, 660 new construction hookups by Consumers Power through Aug 31 1961, 18 plats and subdivisions in 11 months in 1962 matching 1961, 10 percent more lots than 1961, two lakes Shamrock and Surrey built in 1962 with three more planned in 1963.
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Clare
Richard Schroeder
County Extension Service
Harrison
Schroeder
Africa
County Bureau
Clare County
Consumers Power Company
C.J. Allen
Central Division
Allen
Shamrock
Surrey
Our
Soil Conservation Service
Romney Sworn In as Michigan Governor in Simple Ceremony
George Romney became Michigan's 44th governor in a brief, dignified ceremony Tuesday with civic rites, a luncheon, reception, and grand ball. Attendees included State Senator Harald Hughes and others from Clare. He urged citizens to end partisan conflict and support a proposed new state constitution in the spring ballot.
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George Romney
Michigan
Harald Hughes
C.D. Bayes
Jay Trucks
Hughes
Clare
Quiz Lights Up SCD Program At Harrison High
Glare county attendees invited to January 17 meeting at Harrison High School. The program features a color slide quiz on soil conservation practices with Home Extension and 4-H work. Cash prizes for quiz participants and door prizes for attendees offered.
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Glare County
Harrison High School
Michigan Cons Commission to Seek $2 Nonresident Fishing License
The Conservation Commission plans a 1953 bill in Lansing to require a $2 three day nonresident fishing license for short term visitors and to raise resident licenses. The proposal aims to fund wildlife programs and ensure all resident anglers pay a fair share of costs.
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The
Conservation Commission
Lansing
Michigan
Tie
Legislaion
Clare man injured in silo unloader accident
Ted Reger of Clare was seriously hurt when the revolving silo unloader started while he cleared a clog after climbing into the top. His employer Mark Schunk pulled him to safety and to Clare General Hospital where he awaits plastic repair and grafting with recovery ongoing.
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Ted Reger
Clare
Mark Schunk
Reger
Clare General Hospital
Bun
Schunk
J.R. Gershon
Girls Attend Church Film Night Out In Flint
Mrs. Kenneth Hilton of Harrison took four girls from Highway Tabernacle to Flint for the Winter Holiday event organized by the Michigan District of the Assembly of God Churches. They stayed at the Durant Hotel, enjoyed skiing or skating, and attended a banquet and services at Riverside Tabernacle before returning home.
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Kenneth Hilton
Harrison
Highway Tabernacle
Flint
Michigan
Assembly of God Churches
Durant Hotel
Riverside Tabernacle
Film Topics At Study Club Meeting
The Glare Study Club meets Tuesday January 8 in the Green dining room at Clare Methodist Church with Mrs William Lang of Beaverton presenting a trip to the Holy Land and photos. A 7 30 film on Cancer will precede the program inviting all to attend.
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Glare Study Club
Clare Methodist Church
William Lang
Beaverton
Holy Land
Spotlight On Science and Youth At Farm Week
Michigan families can explore the 48th Annual Farm Week at Michigan State University from January 28 to February 1. Highlights include America's first space kitchen, two youth programs with Dr Eve lyn Duvall and Dr Stanley J Idzerda, housing in the space age discussions, and Future Foods From Farm to Table with Dr Glenn D Boyd. Contact the county extension office for dates, times, and locations.
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Michigan State University
Whirlpool Corporation
Air Force Systems Command
Evelyn Duvall
Stanley J. Idzerda
MSU
Honors’ College
MSU Agricultural Economics Department
Glenn D. Boyd
Campbell Soup Company
The Sentinel Apologizes for Omitted Local News
The Sentinel explains that a shortened schedule due to a Tuesday holiday caused omission of area news and persona items. Readers are asked for indulgence as late news will be added where possible and special sale ads and food bargains kept to meet mailing deadlines.
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the Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Funds Set For County Road Matching in Michigan
State Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie announced federal matching funds for county and state secondary roads. Michigan will get 8,318,348 for the fiscal year beginning July 1, with a 50 50 county match. County allocations are based on land area population and road mileage. Clare and Isabella and Gladwin counties listed among recipients. The state department keeps about 3 million for its system, and total for all counties rises to 5,212,0, up from 4,689,431 last year, a 11 percent increase.
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John C. Mackie
Mackie
Michigan
Clare
Isabella
Gladwin
State Highway Department
County Road Association
Join For GES School Meeting At Seeley Chapter
A joint meeting of Ons L Seeley Chapter and Harrison chapter is set for December 7 in the evening to discuss the School. Members are urged to attend and participate in the GES program.
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Obia
Ons
L. ‘Seeley
Harrison
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