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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1963
Page
15
A Day for Remembering is shown at Service theaters during July. The documentary explains why the Fourth of July holds significance in U S history, detailing military actions and civilian celebrations that have kept the date vivid for the American people.
Regular meeting in Harrison Michigan on June 19 1963 with members Myers Jones and Lloyd present. Vouchers 524 through 568 were approved. A management employees agreement for July 1 1963 to June 30 1964 was tabled for study. The Oakland Hills plat in Grant Township was accepted. A resolution authorized an agreement with the Michigan State Highway Department to contract with The Hicks Co Alma for multiple project codes. Meeting adjourned at 3:00 p.m.
Local society notes show multiple families from Lansing Pontiac and surrounding areas visiting relatives in Rosebush. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Murphy and others with several dinners, picnics, and a Presbyterian wedding reception at Rosebush church.
John Charles Klingelhofer 73 died Friday at Clare General Hospital after months of illness. Born July 4, 1890 in Dwight Illinois to Louis and Henrietta Klingelhofer he lived on a Sheridan Township Michigan farm. He served as Sheridan township treasurer 24 years and on the board of review 6 years. Funeral Monday at Thurston Funeral Home Clare with Rev Virgil Brinkman officiating. Burial in Cherry Grove. Mil dred Wilkinson his widow survives with three cousins.
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