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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1958

Page

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Adult Education Courses Begin Next Week at Clare Public Schools

Ten courses with new offerings and instructors begin January 13 at Clare Public Schools. Most classes meet weekly for ten weeks. driver training requires appointment. Courses include cake decorating, Girl Scout leadership, basic art, sewing, typing, child psychology, photography, first aid, machine blueprint reading, and more. Regular class fees are 3 dollars.

Clare Public Schools Senne Genevieve ‘Klenning Sam Kigar J. L. Hunter Robert McDaniel Esther Williams James Dunlop CHS Commercial J. R. Gershon Carleton Garthe Donald Richardson CHS

Farm Records Theme January 16 At Harrison

Barnyard Economics show in Harrison Courthouse basement plans a program on farm records that talk featuring Everett Ellwood of Michigan State University. The event, organized by the Clare County cooperative extension staff, will demo a system to compare farm results with similar operations and discuss social security and income tax issues.

Harrison Clare County Cooperative Extension Service Everet Ellwood Department of Agricultural Economics Michigan State University Ellwood Richard Schroeder Ellwoody Mr. Ellwood

Clare Police report first week of 1958 with no accidents

Clare city officials announced an unblemished police record for the first week of the year. Chief William Cook said despite heavy snows there were no accidents and no arrests, with routine patrols and meter checks dominating the period.

Clare William Cook

Bureau of Internal Revenue Rep Available Fridays and Mondays

The Bureau of Internal Revenue will have a representative on Mondays and Fridays from 8 am to 4 pm at 115 HE to assist taxpayers with income tax returns, with Mr. Pleasant present until April 15. A Christmas tree on City Hall lawn was donated by Dr. Al Austin. Clare Public School ice rink remains in top condition with a glassy surface for skating due to nightly flooding and cold weather.

Bureau of Internal Revenue Pleasant City Hall al Austin Clare Public School

Banquet To Honor 4-H PFA Showmen

Isabella County livestock group plans a banquet on January 23 to honor all buyers at the Isabella County Fair and FFA members who sold animals at the fair and the Detroit Junior Livestock Show. Dr. D B Warner of Michigan State University will be the main speaker. The Sacred Heart Church Athletic Association ladies will host the dinner.

Isabella County Livestock Producers F.F.A Detroit D. B. Warner Michigan State University Ladies of the Athletic Association of the Sacred Heart Church Mt. Pleasant

First New Year’s Baby of 1958 Born in Clare

Pamula Sue Knapp, the first baby born in 1958 in the Clare area, arrived at 12 36 AM on January 1 at Clare General Hospital. She weighed six pounds 11 ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Glen Knapp of R-1 Clare. Mt Pleasant merchants presented gifts along with grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Knapp and Mrs Corda Rose.

Pamula Sue Knapp Glen Knapp R-1 Clare Mt. Pleasant Sue Pamula Clare General Hospital Dr. Weitzel Sanford Mott Roy Knapp Corda Rose Harrison

WWI Veterans Meet For Dinner At VFW Hall

World War I Veterans and Auxiliary gathered at the VFW Hall at 1 p.m. Sunday December 29 for a large dinner with 47 guests. Afterward leaders briefed, and Charles Cooper read communications about a Detroit meeting. nine visitors attended. The session closed with plans to reconvene January 26 at 2 p.m.

World War I Veterans and Auxiliary V.F.W. Hall Veterans Buddy Vern Elwood Buddy Department Charles Cooper Elwood

Eagle Church Ladies Review Half Century of Service

The Ladies Aid of the Eagle Church of God celebrated fifty years of organized service with a special program. Sixteen of twenty nine members attended as charter members were honored with corsages and a wheel of gold ribbon signified the milestone.

Eagle Ladies “Aid Elnora *Monderich Mary Hemstreet Jennie Bates Pearl Spink Maud Bay Hélen, Bay Mary Miller Muriel Hains Joy Hilen Jeanette. Kleiner Beulah. Kleiner Donna Poet E]nora David Wilma Walters Delphia Kleiner Jean Armentrout Eagle Church Ladies Review Ladies Aid of the Eagle Church of God The Eagle Aid Enora Henderich Alice Roe Elk Lake Julia Hutchinson Hemstreet Aid Diana Kleiner Joy Rilett Jennie Penrose Moffitt Eagle Helen Bay

Trial Set For Motorist In Clare DUI Case

A St. Johns man, Charles W. Fowler, 56, pleaded not guilty in Clare Municipal Court to driving under the influence after Michigan State Police, Mt. Pleasant Post, arrested him on US-10 for weaving. Jury trial was set for January 15, with a $100 bond posted.

St. Johns Clare Michigan Mt. Pleasant Post Charles W. Fowler William B. Dunlop Fowler

Harter Takes Over As Express Agent

Roy Harter, railroad agent, is appointed again as Railway Express agent starting January 1. He may be contacted at the depot on West Fifth Street.

Harter Express Roy Harter Railway Express West Fifth Street

Twila Beery Hainley Named to Who's Who in College

Twila Beery Hainley of Findlay College Ohio earns Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges honors. A 1955 Clare High School graduate, she is a junior with dual education majors and history and English minors. She participates in YWCA SEA Theta Epsilon Delta Nu Psi Rho and Kapus Rupples Klub. She will begin student teaching in February.

Twila Beery Hainley Elza Beery the Eagle Findlay College Findlay Ohio Twila Clare High School YWCA SEA Theta Epsilon Delta Nu Psi Rho

Tolson Recalls England Tour For Clare Study Club

Norman Tolson Lake George artist spoke at the Clare Study Club dinner recounting a summer trip to England’s Cumberland Mountain district. He displayed slides of the Lake District castles and narrow roads, noted improvements in local schools and feeding, and spoke in Scottish dialect. A vocal trio from Clare Public School performed, and officers for the coming year were elected.

Norman Tolson Lake George Clare Study Club Cumberland Mountain England Tolson Grace Higelmire Woman's Society of Christian Service Wilsoni Samborn Mary. Brooks Erma Gephart Heleen Greer M. A. Elden Glen Hammond Clare Public School Brendan Trietch Sharon Beemer Gloria Farmer Pearl Howe Neil Stirling Walter Broh Leon Dull Joseph Kennedy G. ©. Born Wallace

Clare Fire Prevention Day planned with inspections city wide

About fifty fire inspectors and Special agents from capitol stock insurance groups will comb Clare on January 15 for fire hazards in businesses, shops, and public buildings. The event marks the first anniversary of a January 17, 1957 downtown fire causing over 200000 in direct losses and business disruption.

Capitol-Stock Insurance Companies Clare McEwan Street State Michigan

Clare Proclaims Fire Prevention Day for January 15 1958

City of Clare with help from the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts public schools and city officials invites the Michigan Fire Prevention Association to conduct a fire hazard survey and educational campaign after the January 17 1957 downtown fire. Citizens urged to cooperate to reduce fire waste and enhance safety statewide.

Doherty Hotel Rotary Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce JayCees Clare Boy Scouts Stanley Parish Clare Fire Department Kiwanis Club Michigan Fire Prevention Association

Former Clare School Supt Heads MEA

Dr. E Dale Kennedy former Clare schools superintendent was named Executive Secretary of the Michigan Education Association after Dr Albert Phillips resignation for health reasons He has seven years as MEA assistant to Phillips and a long career in Michigan education including Rochester Remus Clare and Bannister roles He lives with wife Greta in East Lansing with daughter Mavis and son Martin.

E. Dale Kennedy Clare Schools Michigan Education Association Albert Phillips Kennedy MEA Phillips Clare East Lansing Albion, College Central Michigan College University of Michigan Wayne State University Rochester Michigan Remus Ard Bannister

Miss Clare Candidates to Be Chosen at Clare Event

Eligible Clare women aged 17 to 24 with a Clare address may try out for Miss Clare at 3 p.m. Saturday in the Fifth Avenue Room of the Hotel Doherty. Beta Sigma Phi members judge. five area members named. Contestants wear street clothes as the Winter Sports Festival opens Clare County Chamber of Commerce activities.

Clare Fifth Avenue Doherty Clare Post Office Beta Sigma Phi Sorority J. R. Gershon Bud Anderson Russell Foell Lyle Gallagher Fred N. Busche Clare County Chamber of Commerce

Mrs Beck Wins Recognition for Michigan Themed Table Favor

Mrs George Beck submits a hot mat mitten shaped favor quilted and stenciled with a scrub oak and jack pine emblem of Michigan. Clare Study Club will cut 400 favors and collaborate with Harrison and Farwell Clubs to finish 30. Northeastern District clubs to complete the rest for the International Dinner in Detroit this June.

George’ Beck Michigan ‘Féderated General Federation Detroit Arts. and Crafts Michigan Beck Clare Study Club Harrison and Farwell

IOOF Hall Dedication Draws State Lodge Leaders

Clare IOOF and Clara Rebekah Lodges invite members and friends to the dedication of the new Clare IOOF Hall on Wilcox Parkway. Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly officers from across the district and state are expected, with Grand Master Thomas Pigsley in charge and Dr. S C McArthur as soloist. Reservations for the dinner are due by January 10.

Clare Ioof Clara Rebekah Pen Horse Wilcox Parkway Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly Order

Clare Falls To Mt Pleasant In 72-32 Cager Loss

Clare High ran into Mt Pleasant after holidays and suffered a 72 to 32 defeat. Jackson led Mt Pleasant with 18 points, while John Miller topped Clare with 13 as the JVs lost 66-26. Clare will play Shepherd next in a conference game.

Clare High Mt. Pleasant Pieneer Cagers Clare CHS Jackson Oilers Claré Pety Pioneers John Miller Bill Legg Dick Roe CMG CMC Jvs Bill Rawson Shepherd Bluejays

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