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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

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Can Still Enrol Adult Classes

School Superintendent Richard Wheeler announced continuing opportunity to join winter term adult education courses. About 100 adults signed up, with several classes canceled for lack of interest. offerings include ceramics, general law, sewing, ladies gymnasium, photography, speech, advanced typing, and welding meeting 7:30 to 9:30 evenings through March 19.

Richard Wheeler Ted Pixley Esther ‘Williams Edna Cook CHS Lee Sowlean

Price Props Overrated Says Expert

Agricultural Economist Lawrence Witt of Michigan State University argues price supports cannot equalize farm incomes across diverse producers. He notes small scale operators gain little from supports while export markets and European efficiency keep prices down. He cites 2,000,600 people leaving agriculture since 1950 and says occupation changes are costly, leaving farm income vulnerability despite government aid.

U. S Lawrence Witt Michigan State University Witt Wittays

Wesley Film The John Wesley to be shown at church

The motion picture John Wesley in Eastman color comes to Clare for a January 29 7 30 p m showing at the Methodist Church per pastor Rev L J Nevins. The Radio and Film Commission of The Methodist Church and J Arthur Rank produced the feature about the 18th century educator.

John Wesley Clare L. J. Nevins Radio and Film Commission of the Methodist Church Itn J. Arthur Rank

Three DAR Good Citizens Honored At Annual Tea

The Michilimacinac Clare Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a January 7 tea at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Holbrook in Clare to honor three DAR Good Citizen girls Beverly Greathouse Lucille Becker and Vivian Schaar with their mothers Judge Holbrook spoke on the meaning of DAR pins noting the three year tradition and detailing DAR aims to perpetuate independence promote knowledge and foster patriotism He praised the mothers and highlighted that hundreds of Michigan girls are chosen each year as Good Citizens.

Michilimacinac Clare Daughters of the American Revolution Beverly Greathouse Harrison Lucille Becker Vivian Schaar Farwell Donald Holbrook Judge Holbrook U. S. Congress DAR

Central Michigan students raise funds for Don Wheeler surgery

Central Michigan University students launch a drive to cover hospital costs for Don Wheeler, a Flushing native injured in a Halloween night car crash. A week named Don needs your help runs January 14 21 with campus solicitations and a Life newspaper backed variety show to boost pledges and donations.

Don Central Michigan Don Wheeler Wheeler Flushing Saginaw Central Michigan College Life

New Librarian Named and Paintings Hung at Clare Library

Mrs. Virginia Richardson was named full time librarian at a Clare library board meeting. Former librarian Mrs. Shirley resigned as she and her husband plan to buy a home in Tulsa after months visiting their children. A new group of paintings by local artists was hung, including Daffodils by Mrs. Beck and Mexican Mountain Village by Mrs. Marble. New books arriving include Auntie Mamé, Fare Well to Valley Forge, Treasure of Pleasant Valley, plus several new teenage mystery titles.

Virginia Richardson Clare Library Frank ‘Shirley Tulsa Oklahoma Sarah ‘Beck Ruth ‘Marble Grace McArthur Marble Frank Derby Pleasant Valley

Methodist Men Report Fellowship and Plans at Clare Group

Clare Methodist Men met in church parlors for a 6:00 fellowship hour and a 6:30 oyster supper served by Lee Greer’s committee. Willard Bell presided. Rev. L. J. Nevins gave the invocation. Reports by Fred Ackerman and Connie Walker were approved. The Harvest Turkey Supper report favored, serving 350. A two hundred ticket Father and Son Banquet was set for February 9 with Raymond Verette chairing. Carl Lear named March program chairman. Leonel Green led an evening program and presented a safety film The Miracles of Paradise Valley. Rev. Nevins closed with prayer.

Clare Methodist Mens Lee Greer L. J. Nevins Willard Bell Fred Ackerman Connie Walker Jay Bellinger Harl Beatty John Hansen Walter Wilson Parl Beatty Bell Raymond Verette Ralph Ackerman Carl Lear Leonel, Green Paradise Valley Nevins

Automatic garage doors open and close by car switch

Local dealer Dave Selter notes the new automatic garage door operator from Selter Martohers Lumber and Andrew Irving Lumber. The system uses a dash dashboard switch to open and close the door from inside the car and blocks outsiders until the owner opens it with the switch. It runs on standard 110 volt household current.

Dave Selter Selter

West Grant School Meeting Called

Voters in the West Grant school district are urged to attend a 8 p.m. meeting on January 26 at the school to discuss reorganization of schools per school board member Floyd Squires.

West Grant Floyd Squires

Doris Calkins Named Sentinel Harrison Correspondent

Doris Calkins of Harrison becomes the Sentinel's Harrison correspondent with her first newslet­ter. She succeeds Marie Czyzewski who moved to Jonesville with husband Dan, who started a restaurant business. The paper expects Calkins to remain on staff for years.

Doris Calkins Harrison Sentinel Calkins Marie Czyzewski The Marie Jonesville Dan Mrs. Calkins

Polly Earned Retirement After Seventeen Years As Clare Fireman

Assistant Chief Omer Polly Parent Jast announced his retirement after seventeen years with Clare's volunteer Fire Department. He recalls early equipment and recalls major fires at Foss Clare City Bakery and the old Borden Creamery building. The department has modernized over the years and faces space needs as gear crowds the hall.

Polly Clare Omer Jast Parent Foss Clare City Bakery Fourth Street Beale Dr. Ballard Patent Borden Creamery Ackerman Plumbing and Leiter Mlecttic Maple Street Fourth Bert Kane Polly” Punrerit Ann Arbor Fire Department al Haley Bill Lange John Groves Bob Archambault Oise Derby al Crum Henry Doli Rishard Woodcock Jim Clute Jom Burchatt Stan Parish

Civil Defense Program In Clare County January 26

An all day program on Our Foreign Policy and Our Civil Defense and You will be held January 26 in the Harrison courthouse basement from 10 am to 3 pm. Daniel Sturt and Mrs Dorothy Mann will lead discussions with a U S Air Force representative and others. The program covers present foreign policy and civil defense usefulness in daily life plus demonstrations and exhibits.

Michigan Office of Civil Defense Clare County Harrison Daniel Sturt Michigan State University Dorothy Mann Michigan Office of Civil Defense United States Air Force Daniel Webster Sturt Mighigdh ‘State College Michigan State College Oxford University England Joseph * Mann Michigan’ Office of Civil Defense Manm Detroit America

Capital Stock Doubled At Citizens Bank

At the annual meeting of stockholders and directors of Citizens State Bank James S. Bicknell III was elected to the board. The board expanded to six with re-elected officers and directors and a $100000 capital stock dividend that doubled the bank’s investment. Other banks also re elected their officers and added directors on January 17.

Citizens State Bank Jamess. Bicknell, III J. Sturt, Bicknell Bank Mark H. Bicknell Frank Rosebush State Bank Robert H. Campbell Clare Gladwin County Bank Beaverton William Flowers G. R. Bogan Farwell State Savings Bank Citizen’s State Bank

Local Teachers Attend Reading Problem Session

Mrs Carelton Garthe and Mrs Robert Gravelle visited Saginaw on Thursday January 12 to observe reading difficulties in primary grades under Miss Diana Umstattd Reading Consultant for Saginaw Schools A profitable day was spent reviewing methods and materials and individual case studies Miss Umstattd will be guest speaker at the Remedial Reading Division meeting in Chie on April 13.

Carelton Garthe Robert Gravelle Saginaw Diana Umstattd Miss Umstattd M.H. A Chie

Festival Events Planned At Lake Farwell Harrison

Clare County hosts a Winter Sports Festival January 27 29 with the Queen’s Ball January 28 at Hotel Doherty crowning Miss Clare County. Events include fox hunts, ice dishes, fishing contests, gaiter races, and snow sports across Clare Harrison Lake and nearby towns.

Lake Farwell Harrison Clare County Clare County Chamber of Commerce Doherty Clare Harrison, Lake, Farwell Lake George Queen's Chamber of Commerce Harrison’s Thera Hurflaon Blesti Bob Reynolds Sportwaster Ata Detroit Will Claré Rey Os Liz

CHS Pioneers Face Ithaca as Conference Race Heats Up

CHS travels to meet Ithaca in a key Mid Michigan Conference clash after dropping to Durand Shepherd Chesaning and St Louis in early league play. St Louis and Chesaning share the top spot at 4 0 with St Louis boasting a 30 5 opponent points allowed, while Chesaning leans on Hank Petrosky and Offlie Wilson as leading scorers.

CHS Pioneers Ithaca Green and White St. Louis Chesaning John Palmer Hank Petrosky Offlie Wilson St Louis Clare Durand Shepherd Indians Harrison Pioneers Nerd Robinette Dick Roe Hoffman Robert Baker Mt.Pleasant Mt Pleasant

Tells Of Area Child Guidance Clinic Planned

Dr. Roy Palmer spoke at the Clare PTA about a proposed regional Child Guidance Clinic to serve Clare Isa bella Gratiot Oscéola and Osceola with Mt Pleasant as the center. The meeting honored Supt Wheeler Principal Harper and Mrs Vivian Archer and urged parent cooperation to keep dogs off Clare streets.

Roy Palmer Mt. Pleasant

January Is Navy Operation Sign-Up Proclaimed

Governor G Menne proclaims January as Navy Operation Sign-Up month. Navy recruiting efforts highlighted in Williams with a special attraction for volunteers. Elements describe new recruit companies to be formed in the state and named after Flint, Saginaw and Pontiac.

Navy G. Menne Williams Flint Saginaw Gud Pontiac

Clare High Band Seeks Instruments for Students

Clare High School band director Lloyd Conley appeals for instrument rentals or loans as demand rises. With many instruments in use and many students ready to join, he urges townspeople who own idle instruments to contact him at 387 for borrowing or rental arrangements.

Clare High School Lloyd Conley Conley Conrey

Kraft Awards Heifer To Area Milk Producer

Glen Doren of Coleman won Krafts prize a registered ten month Holstein heifer for high oil production and herd improvement. The drawing Tuesday at Barnes Cafe with Kraft drivers Jim McGuire Perry Colwell local manager Virgil Bergstrom and guests.

Glen Doren Coleman Krafts Clare Louis Becker Kraft’s Barnes Cafe Kraft

Mrs Bowerman Attends State MEA Meeting

Myrtie Bowerman of Clare High School represented the Isabella Clare District of the Michigan Education Association at the mid year Leadership Training Conference at the MEA Camp on St Marys Lake near Battle Creek in January 1915. MEA reps held workshops and discussions with educators and formed programs and a materials list for attendees.

Myrtie Bowerman Clare High School Isabella Clare Michigan Education Association M.E.A St. Mary’s Lake Battle Creek MEA

Beta Sigma Phi Hears Talk On Introductions

The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met in January at the Congregational Church. President Frances Sowle led the meeting with reports from J R Gershon and Ann Reale. Hilda Pixley gave a cultural talk on formal and informal introductions and invitations with guidance on proper etiquette. Hostesses were Ruby Koch and Mildred Thayer. Next meeting February 7 will observe Valentine’s Day.

Beta Sigma Phi Congregational Church Frances Sowle J. R. Gershon Ann Reale Hilda Pixley Ruby Koch Mildred’ Thayer

Blue Star Mothers Elect James Reeder Chapter Officers

Blue Star Mothers elect the James Reeder Chapter No 33 with Edith Saddler as president and Ruth Herron as first vice president. The annual installation is planned for February 8 at Clare City Hall after a pot luck supper.

James Reeder Blue Star Helen Cleveland Farwell Edith Saddler Ruth Herron Cecil Botschey Agnes. Pudway Ethel Zimmerman Mire Bertha Cappaert Clare

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William Harper Wesley DAR Good CMC Daniel W. Sturt Program On Civil Defense Citizens Bank Agriculture Inspector Frank M. Leffler Michigan Department of Agriculture Division of Plant Industry SIE. Ible Grayling Jialy City Hall Sentinel ‘Office Dohé St Lake. George Clare High Area Milk Mrs. Bowerman Rosebush Farwell News Society Farm Church
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