Local Clare Sentinel details and subscription rates
The Clare Sentinel lists staff roles including associate publisher and advertising manager, with Harold A. Couturier as editor and publisher. It notes publication weekly on Wednesdays, a Clare Michigan address, and subscription rates from $4.50 to $8.00 depending on location and service.
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Clare County
Isabella
Gladwin
Osceola
Midland & Mecosta
Michigan
States
Michigan Legislature Opens 1969 Session Hints at Major Debates
Editorial outlines expected agenda for the 75th Michigan Legislature with over 1,500 proposed bills, focusing on spending taxes education welfare crime labor medical law traffic safety and potential partisan maneuvering ahead of 1970 elections. Governor Romney’s farewell urged changes to school funding and appointment of officials.
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Michigan
Senate House Committee
Frank J.’ Kelley
Afl-Cio
Senate
N. Lorraine Beebe
Dearborn
House
Frederic J. Marshall
Allen
Romney
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
State Board of Education
University of Michigan
Michigan State
Wayne State Universities
Supreme Court
First day of the year 1869 notes and local disasters
Clare Democrat editor M D Eaton quotes regional editors in a New Year message. Two area disasters are recorded: a fire destroyed Muma and Company shingle mill in Gladwin and on January 9 a Charcoal Kiln No 1 in Marion owned by Frank Desmond and James Conklin blew up, tearing away the top and demolishing it. the kiln was filled that day with about 40 cords of four-foot wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Democrat
M.D. Eaton
Clare County Shepherd
Editeh
Menary
Charles E. Robinson
The
Midland Journal
Farwell Register
Democrat
Muma and Company
Gladwin
Marion
Frank Desmond
James Conklin
A New Ball Game For Small Business Hope in 1909
Small business leaders express cautious optimism for the new Congress and year. They urge common sense fiscal restraint and oppose excessive spending and taxation, noting hopes for less government interference in business and more favorable policy.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Congress
Missouri
Stella Fraser Home News Highlights Local Visits
Myr and Mrs Percy Barlow of Norway Lake visited Stella Fraser Wednesday. Viola Fisher and Stella Fraser were in Marion, and Flo Hill called on Fraser midweek. Bonnie Bonham and Linda Pruden visited Saturday afternoon. Sheriff Darling and Louis Becker collected ballot boxes Friday for Monday recount.
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Stella Fraser
Myr
Percy Barlow
Norway Lake
Viola Fisher
Marion
Flo Hill
Emery Bonham
South Cook Road
Gene Prudens
Paul Bonham
Charles Bonham
Kathy Pruden
Bonnie Bonham
Linda Pruden
Stanley Grooters
Edna Perrigo
Melvin Morse
Clare
Weekend visits and birthday party mark Lake 13 notes
Miss Ann Massuch visited her grandmother in Lake 13 while other locals hosted relatives over the weekend. A large family gathering for Ben Henry celebrated his birthday just before his departure for Vietnam. Snowmobiling and ice issues tied into the community’s winter routine.
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Ann Massuch
C.M.A
Pleasant
Arthur Massuch
Ruhl Haddox
Gaylord
Guy DisBrow
Gary Slocum
Big Rapids
Ray Smock
Burt Atterbury
Flint
Alta Grigware
Lake
Ben Henry
Don Walker
Ben
Viet Nam
Central Gilmore Community Notes Across A Busy Week
Mrs Lola Fordyce reports on hospital care for Terrance O Rourke after a possible heart attack last Tuesday. Mary Helen Pitts hosts, visitors include Bernard Gardow Farwell Kendell Wood Clare and Gerald Cameron Rosebush. Elwyn Pitts traveled to Sheboygan and Plymouth Wisconsin on business. John Sanborn and a son from Lansing visit. John heads to Viet Nam Monday for his second tour. Community groups meet at Elwyn Pitts and Vaness Cook homes with 19 ladies at Gilmore Women's Fellowship and TOPs Club gatherings attending in Mrs William Phillips home. Agnes Fuller and Harriet Baker visit Mrs Ethel Johnson of Rosebush.
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Terrance O’rourke
Beth Jackson
Marjorie
Alvin Wood
Bernard Gardow
Farwell
Kendell Wood
Clare
Gerald Cameron
Rosebush
George Getchel
Elwyn Pitts
Sheboygan
Plymouth
Wisconsin
William Phillips
Judy
Gilmore Women’s Fellowship
Pioneer Farm Bureau
Arthur John
Northville
Elaine Esterline
John Sanborn
Lansing
Dale Badgley
John
Viet Nam
Agnes Fuller
Harriet Baker
Ethel Johnson
James Pitts
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Clare Sentinel
W. Fourth Street
William D, Elden
Paul G
Schroeder
Advertising Mgr
Michigan Press Association
Harold A. Couturier
Michigan Mirror
Elmer E. White
George Romney
Wast Acron MO Sal J Business
Washington
Maine
New Jersey
National Federation of Independent Basin
California
Florida
Ohio
Area Farmers’ Institute
Doherty Opera House
Central Normal
Walter White
Richard Emerson
Sam Loomis
A.J. Doherty
State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural
East Lansing
Michigan Creamery Company
Frank Lawson
George Wilcox
Arleigh Schofield
Chet Mills
Don Luce
Ann Arbor
Hatton
Sentinel
Coleman
Embrey
Donm Bryant
John Wicklund
Claré
Dan McDonald
Temple News
Central Gilmore
Lola Fordyce
Mary Helen Pitts
Arthur Converse
Harrison
Arnold Lake RD
Sunbeam Clippers
Tom Woods
Jim Sykora
Crare
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