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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
15
Obituary notices honor Mrs Mabel Horton a Clare resident for 43 years with social welfare work and OES ties. Also remembered are Rev John Wesley Teale and Mary Ellen Tinka Loomis Clare native, with details on births, marriages, ministries, and burial plans in Michigan communities.
Diana Lynn Snear infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Snear Wise Township Isabella County died January 27 at Clare General Hospital aged 21 days Born January 6 1963 at Clare Hospital survived by parents two brothers Ronald K and William grandparents Mr and Mrs Mirlie Snear and Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnston Services conducted Tuesday January 29 from Doherty Funeral Home with Rev D R Salisbury Clare Methodist officiating Burial was in Wise Township cemetery at Loomis
Hugh Beebe aged 66 of Route 3 Glare died Thursday January 24 at Clare General Hospital after months of illness. Born October 16 1896 in Shiawassee County Michigan to Clarence Beebe and Susie Decker he married Grace Bentley June 24 1918 and had two daughters. He lived in Shiawassee County most of his life as a garage mechanic and highway worker, later moved to Jake Michigan, owned a venture until 1940, returned to Perry Michigan, and in recent years resided near Glare. He loved card games and was an avid sportsman.
The Rosebush W C T U held its Thursday meeting at Mrs. Jayle Elliott’s home with Mrs. Ida Johnson presiding and devotions led by Mrs. Elliott. General business and future plans were discussed. farewell gift given to Mrs. Carl Wurts who will move to Manton. Next meeting set for February 28 at 1006 S Brown St Mt Pleasant. Miss Lynn Prout honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Prout with guests from Weidman and Mt. Pleasant families.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosted a Wednesday chili supper with singing and a skit at Center Church. A pot-luck Sunday meal followed morning services. Numerous visits and home gatherings are noted, including Derry Graham’s Tucson trip for college and multiple families visiting or hosting in Rosebush and nearby towns. Classes dismiss February 5 for the Clare Isabella Institute in Mt. Pleasant.
Christian J. Krell born in Germany July 27 1885 immigrated to America at age six settling in Clare County. He joined St Johns Lutheran Church in Clare and married Imma Kapplinger September 29 1915, father of four. died January 25 1963 at 77 years. Interment at Cherry Grove Cemetery with Stephenson Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Michigan and three other states challenge a 19459 ruling over hunting license certifications. Four states face possible withholdings of funds as court reviews alleged duplications in paid license listings. A state survey will determine exact amounts and guide future certification actions.
A youth group endured a 24 hour winter test carrying gear a half mile into camp. They set up camp, cooked three meals in snow, and stayed outdoors despite the cold and wet. Adult leaders included Harold Motine scoutmaster Paul Arche hold assistant scoutmaster and Norm Schroeder committee member.
Rosebush resident Moss Marierita Morrison spends a university break with her parents at Central Michigan University. Jennie Blake visits Miss Jane Ann Robertson. Ivan Graham and Carolyn and Myrna dine with Mrs Floyd Graham. Dr. Richard McConnell of Ann Arbor weekend with brother Paul. Carl Baird resting comfortably after recent surgery at Saginaw General Hospital. friends wish him a speedy recovery.
James Olson former theater owner and Clare resident died after illness. He served in World War I and worked in theater offices in Detroit before returning to Clare. Survived by wife Anna two daughters Gloria and Marion two sisters Mrs. McNeven and Mrs. Schotz and brother Olson. Funeral held at Thurston Funeral Home with Masonic memorial service.
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