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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1961

Page

15

Tour To Homes Of Isabella-Denver 4 H Livestock Members

The Isabella-Denver 4 H Live stock members toured the homes of members Monday evening to view animals and gather feeding and care tips. County 4H Extension Agent Ed Poole and parents accompanied the group visiting Elaine Lapham Bob and Judy Walton Bill Jack and Shirley Archambault Jean and Judy Watson Ronald and Mark Johnston Lynn Swindlehurst Tom Swindlehurst Larry and Richard Harless Carol and Dale Sandy Tad and Jane Robertson. Club Leaders thanked the parents for their keen interest in the tour.

Isabella - Denver 4-H Livestock County 4H Ed Poole Elaine Lapham Bob Judy Walton Bill Jack Shirley Archambault Jean Judy Watson Ronald Mark Johnston Lynn Sw

K T S Club Holds Friday Meeting at Zinser Home

The K T S Club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Fred Zinser s home with Pepper providing entertainment. Prizes went to Mrs. John Methner, Mrs. Floyd Dixon, Mrs. William Zinser, and Mrs. Howard Jones. Mrs. Dixon led the business session and August hostess duties were assigned to Mrs. William Zinser.

K. T. S. Club Fred Zinser Pepper John Methner Floyd Dixon William Zinser Howard Jones Dixon

4-H Club Serves Luncheon at Presbyterian Church

The Isabella Denver 4-H Club prepared and served a luncheon in the Presbyterian Church dining room at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday. The 19 members and leader Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst offered spaghetti and meat balls, tossed vegetable salad, milk, floats, jello, and cookies. Total cost was $10.52, averaging 55 cents per person, with table setting emphasized as part of the food preparation project.

Isabella‘Denver 4-H Club Presbyterian Church Hugh Swindlehurst

Central Extension Club Hosts Potluck at Crooked Lake

Mrs. Harold Flaharty hosted the Central Extension Club at her cottage near Lake City on Friday. Thirty three members attended a noon potluck after a lively afternoon of postestian swimming and visiting. The next regular meeting is set for September.

Harold Flaharty Central Extension Club Crooked Lake Lake City

Detroit Tigers Game Attended by Noted Guests

The M. Y. F. attended the Detroit Tiger vs Kansas City Athletics game in Detroit on Sunday. They were joined by Rev. Robert Straley and Merv Calkins for the event.

Detroit Tiger Kansas City Athletics Detroit Robert Straley Merv Calkins

Rosebush Minutes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Local brief lists visits and guests across Michigan towns. Families from Barneveld Shepherd St Louis Mt Pleasant Hart Grand Rapids Remus Cadillac and Inkster are mentioned with weekend trips and dinners.旅行 mentions Niagra Falls as sightseeing en route.

R. J. Powell Kenneth Powell Barneveld Wisconsion Carl Olsen John Shepherd John Jacobs Ivan Graham Dwight van Note St. Louis Irene Mitterspaugh Ida Johnson Lois Graham Ethel Praeger Mt. Pleasant Farrell Straley Clarence Hale Hart Robert Straley David Bellinger Peter Vande Guchte Grand Rapids Floyd Thompson Ernest Hoste Cliff Bacon Pontiac Hugh Swindlehurst Jim Watson Chicago Illinois Niagara Falls

Wildlife counts track effects of DDT spray in Hardwood forest

The Conservation Department records wildlife counts on sample plots in Hardwood state forest before spray treatment. A follow up count will occur immediately after spraying to detect changes in wildlife numbers and activity. Last year no ill effects were observed in areas sprayed with the diluted DDT. The current parcels have not been treated previously.

Conservation Department Hardwood

Home Demonstration Groups Plan Christmas Workshop

Home Economics Extension groups begin planning for Christmas Workshop with co chairs Mrs Ruf us Westbrook and Mrs George Sponseller. A July 25 28 Homemakers Conference at Michigan State University is encouraged with options to attend part of the program.

Rufus Westbrook George Sponseller Milo van Vranken Paul Clark Francis Mead Stanley Krumpp Keith Eldred Emmett VanAucker Lyle Elwyn Cluley Sr Raleigh Wert Harold Flaharty Charles Doren Anita Dean Michigan State University

Mrs. M. Leitner Taken By Death

Jennie Agnes Leitner, born July 21 1886 in Grand Haven Michigan, died July 14 1961. She married Milton Leitner of Clare June 3 1913 and leaving seven children, 15 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held at Pursley Funeral Home Pontiac and Arthur Center Church of God, with burial in Arthur Township Cemetery.

Jennie Agnes Luther Margaret Taylor Grand Haven Michigan Milton Leitner Clare Vereah Leitner Pontiac Rex Vassar Walter John Rochester Donna Weiberg Grace Myers Clarkston First Baptist Church of Sylvia Allen Davison Wilma Kaszarek Lapeer Bernice Greene Rena’ Fleming Bruce Crossing Bryan Taylor Swartz Creek Eugene William Vernon Ira Flint Pursley Funeral Home Savage First Baptist Church Arthur Center Church of God Elza Beery Arthur Township

Bids Open On Final Link Of Detroit to Muskegon Freeway

Michigan Highway Department announced bids were taken for the final link of the Detroit to Muskegon Freeway as part of 48 contracts totaling over 20 million dollars. The package includes fifteen miles of seal coat on M-61 and M-66 in Clare Gladwin and Osceola counties with a September 20 1961 completion date.

Detroit Muskegon Michigan Highway Department Claré Gladwin Osceola Clare

Death of Mrs Florence Olson in Des Plains Winds

Jack Van Sicklen of Clare received word of his aunt Mrs Florence Olson’s death in Des Plains Winds on July 1. Olson, a Clare native, was sister of the late EB Van Sicklen of Clare and had many friends in the area.

Jack van Sicklen Clare Florence Olson Des Plains Winds

Baptist Maranatha Group Pot Luck at Cranberry Lake

The Baptist Maranatha Group holds a pot luck supper at Kendell Wood cottage Cranberry Lake this Thursday evening at 6 00. Home made ice cream will be a special treat.

Baptist Maranatha Kendell Wood Cranberry Lake

Roy B. Comer 79, Clare Resident, Buried in Cherry Grove

Roy B. Comer 79 lifelong Clare resident died July 12 at Samaritan Hospital Bay City born July 1 1882 in Clare County he worked in oil leasing for years and was a Masonic Lodge member. Survived by two daughters Dorothy Guinup Clearwater Florida Eleanor Webb Bay City one son William Mirland eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral July 15 Thurston Funeral Home Clare Rev Harold Knickerbocker officiated rites by Masonic Lodge and burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery family lot.

Roy B. Comer Clare Samaritan Bay City Clare County Comer Masonic Lodge Dorothy Guinup Clearwater Florida Eleanor Webb William Mirland Thurston Funeral Home Harold Knickerbocker Cherry Grove Cemetery

Death Notice Lyle McNeill 51 World War II Veteran

Lyle G. McNeill 51, died July 6 after a heart attack. City of Clare employee and World War II veteran. Survived by wife Dorthea and three sons William James and Leslie, four sisters Curtis Taylor Harold Thomson Winefred Eberhart and Donald Fosgett, three brothers Fay William Herbert. Stephenson Funeral Home handled arrangements. Services at Clare Methodist Church Rev Virgi Brinkman officiating. Interment Cherry Grove Cemetery.

Lyle G. McNeill Clare Dorthea William James Leslie Curtis Taylor Mounds Sinois Harold Thomson Coleman Winefred Eberhart Donald Fosgett Midland Fay Bedford

Charles Dowland Dies at Flint After Long Life in Michigan

Charles D. Dowland born May 14 1877 at Covert Michigan died July 16 1961 in Flint Michigan He married Thressa King April 28 1897 and lived near Clare Roscommon before 1926 moving to Flint He served in Chevrolet patrol until retiring 1951 Surviving are sons and daughters including Carl Floyd Earl Charles Jr Ellen Mina Addie Betty Leota and Pearl plus a sister 53 grandchildren 69 great grandchildren Funeral held at Reigle's Sunset Chapel Flint with Rev James Breckenridge Burial Sunset Hills

Charles D. Dowland Covert Michigan Flint Thressa King Clare Roscommon Chevrolet Patrol Service Flushing Earl Eaton Rapids Charles Jr Houghton Lake Ellen Dunsmore Mina Amy Addie Riess Betty Straley Leota Liddell Auburn Indiana Pearl Marceau Detroit Reigle Sunset Chapel James Breckenridge Sunset Hills

Primary Election Notice Sheridan Township Michigan 1961

Public notice announces a primary election in Sheridan Township Michigan on July 25 1961 at Sheridan Town Hall to nominate candidates for Constitutional Convention Delegates and state offices. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm and voters in line at closing may vote. Horace Fancon Township Clerk.

Sheridan Michigan Sheridan Town Hall Arthur Arthur Township

Arthur Township to Open Polls at 7 A.M. in Michigan

Election authorities announce polling hours at the Arthur township hall for a local district. The polls will open at 7 a.m. and stay open until the hour prescribed, with Glen Newman referenced among the officials.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rosebush K.T.S. Club Lee Tigers Paul Dixon George Faber Sanford Joyce Faber Cliff Sheen Gratiot Community Hospital Alma Wilferd Stilgenbauer John Manley Oil City Inkster H. Q. Beutler Gayle Peggy Howe Tom Lawler Betty Jane Mr. Pleasant James Lawler America Christian Herald Bill McVey The Sentinel Isabella County Ruth McIlnay M. Leitner Roy Comer Lyle McNeill Chas. Dowland Horace Fancon Glen Newman Clare County Fair Citizens State Bank J. Stuart Bicknell Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clare and BTS Ae Colt Consumers Power Company Wiebe Renty
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