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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

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Annexation Gains 4 Large Districts in Clare area

The Herrick School District Wise Two No 2 approved annexation by a 25 to 8 vote. Colonville Phimsey and Loomis districts also joined Clare, with margins ranging from 28 to 21 to 43 to 12. Elections set for Herrick June 6 Vernon Center June 7 Brewer June 11 Carraw June 14.

Herrick Wise Two Cyril Bolle Clare Colonville Sheridan Phimsey School Vernon Loomis Wise

David Adams Named Clare City Clerk and Treasurer

David Adams appointed city clerk and treasurer of Clare by the city commission to succeed Alex McKinnon who retires after 23 years. Adams, a 1946 Clare high school graduate and Army veteran, will start July 1 after working at Brackart Motor Sales since 1953. He and wife Barbara Chaffee have a son Mike. Other city appointments were made by Mayor Selter and City Manager Wedge.

David Adams Brackart Motor Sales Clare Alex McKinnon Michigan Veterans Vocational School Western Michigan College Kalamazoo Bruckart’s Laurence Selter Charlie Cooper Theo Pixley John Hall Albert Haley Paul Schroeder County Board of Supervisors Haley Cooper Seiter Board of Review

Plans Set for Clare June 15 Sidewalk Sale

Clare plans a big sidewalk sale with merchandise bargains and street displays on June 15. Chamber officials promise family friendly activities, free balloons, 400 pounds of peanuts, and a radio promotion featuring a WCEN recording of On The Sidewalks Of Clare.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Committee Clave Santa Claus McEwan Street WCEN

Father Son Pairs Highlight Clare Rotary Induction

Rotary club members welcomed a new inductee at a Wednesday noon ceremony at the Doherty hotel. The event marked the third father son pair in the club, with leaders noting established pairs such as George White and son John White, Stuart and James Bicknell, and John Schell. Janet Schaeffer, daughter of VP Harold Schaeffer, received the Rotary Allen award for school music excellence. Dr Meinnis, a Past Rotary District Governor, spoke on International Service.

Bob Schell Doherty Hotel C. McArthur Clare Rotary George White John White Stuart Bicknell James Bicknell John Schellhas

Rural residents slow to seek Clare district board seats

After months of planning for rural representation on the Clare Reorganized School District board, no rural candidates had filed by week’s end for the July 9 election. One seat opens due to term expiration, with a second possible seat if annexation decisions allow. Petitions by twenty five qualified electors must be in by June 19. petitions available at the Superintendent’s office.

Britton Midland City Loomis Midland Board of Education New Clare Reorganized Clare;Board of Education Clare ‘Board Clare Richard Wheeler Wheeler

Birthday Cat Keeps Purring at Twenty in Loomis

Frank Nash's yellow angora cat noted to turn 20 on June 2 and remain vigorous. The Nash family says the cat has been with them since birth. In Loomis Kamiel Stevens reports a front yard cottonwood at 15 feet 11 inches in girth, outgrowing last week's elm mention.

Frank Nash Nashs Kamiel Stevens Loomis

Deadline for curb and gutter petitions in Clare

Petitions for curb gutter and sidewalk construction must be filed with the Clare City Commission by June 15. The official notice appears on page eight of the Sentinel.

Clare City Commission The Sentinel

Wallace DePew Drowns at Stevenson Lake

Wallace DePew an 18 year old Clare High School freshman died after disappearing while swimming with friends at Stevenson Lake. Michigan State Police and Isabella County Sheriff's deputies assisted in the search after a homemade raft was used to launch from the south shore. The rolling farmland area home of his parents on the Rolland Thayer farm was noted.

Wallace DePew Clifford DePew Stevenson Lake Wallace Michigan State Police Isabella County Sheriff's Department Clare High School Rolland Thayer

Rosebush Community Sets Homecoming Date

The Rosebush Community Council met at Rosebush School to plan the Homecoming. A barbecue dinner will be held on Saturday July 7 with Ewart Bowerman as chef and beef purchases by Earl House and Orrin First. Local sports events Decathlon and Home Talent Show planned.

Rosebush Community Council Rosebush School Jim Decker Ewart Bowerman Earl House Orrin Harvey Lowery Preston Johnson Ronald Knapp Rosebush

Household Appliance Buys New Store in Mt Pleasant

Household Appliances has bought the four story Harris Furniture building at Broadway and Franklin in Mt. Pleasant. They will move in July 15 with a full stock of furniture appliances and sporting goods and enter furniture selling for the first time. The Mt. Pleasant appliance store has been operating ten years.

Household Appliances Harris Furniture Mt. Pleasant Household James Wood Clare Broadway Franklin

Well-Baby Clinic Schedules Set for Harrison

Regular monthly clinics announced. On Friday June 16 from 9 to 11 am in the courthouse basement Harrison. Wednesday June 20 from 9 to 11 am at Farwell Methodist church. same day at 3 pm at Grace Congregational. Harrison mothers urged to attend.

Harrison Court House Farwell Methodist Church Glare Congregational

Kenneth McConnell Dies Suddenly at 20

Kenneth D. McConnell son of Mr and Mrs Dominic McConnell of Clare collapsed and died May 30 while watching Decor ation Day stock car races at Lake The death was due to internal hemorrhaging believed related to injuries from a May 21 traffic accident in Howard City He would have turned 21 in August He had recently recovered at home after hospital x rays and exams and planned to finish Aquinas College studies in Grand Rapids He is survived by his parents a sister Monica 19 and a brother Patrick 17 who graduates Clare high this week A solemn high mass was held at St Cecilia s with Rev J Sruba Rev Thomas Hennesy and Rev Charles Brophy among others presiding Local Aquinas students served as mourners and honorary bearers were Aquinas students.

Kenneth D. McConnell Dominic McConnell Clare Lake Howard City Kenneth Grand Rapids Clare High School Aquinas College Monica Aquinas Patrick St. Cecilia’s J. Sruba Thomas Hennesy John Hart Charles Brophy St. Judas Parish Arthur F. Bukowski Aquinds

Sanity ruling on Lonnie Red Eagle heads graduation story

Lonnie Chambers alias Chief Lonnie Red Eagle of Harrison has been found legally insane and committed to the Michigan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane at Ionia after pleading murder charges. He must return for trial if restored. Separately Clare High School prepares for its 69th outdoor commencement on June 8 with 79 seniors, speaker Dr Harold M Dory of the University of Michigan, and plans to hold ceremonies at the athletic field or auditorium depending on weather.

Lonnie Chambers Lonnie Red Eagle Harrison Clare County Chambers Donald B. Holbrook Michigan State Hospital Ionia Traverse City State Hospital Harold M. Dory University of Michigan U-M

Awards Highlight Clare High School Assembly

Clare High School recognized students across scholastic, forensic, drama, athletics, and student government at the June 4 Awards Assembly. Beverly Thayer won the VFW scholastic award, Jan Schaeffer received the Arion music award, and John Miller earned the Wichert baseball trophy for batting .400.

Wichert Lois Bauder Sharon Gaspeny Larry Lang Bob Tubbs Silvia Ames Doug Walters Carol Bauder Ellen Fancon Elizabeth Wentworth Lloyd Norcutt Charles Ruby DeKalb Carl Schaffer National Rifle Association Tom Garver Lloyd Conley Marilyn McQuiston Laurene Woodward Jan Schaeffer Kay Tice Jane Cotton Shelley Burton Margie Wood Marjean Everts Rosemary Zimmerman Bob Miotka Dave Moffitt Sandy Bergstrom Kay Vern Hart Ron Dull Charles Shuyler Deb Nolan Jim Wieferich Joyce Dunkle Sharon Brazile Ann Wilden Jack Tubbs Mike White Jim Phillips Louis Belle Ron Drake Tom Redman Dan Bay Guy de Camp Larry Stanley Frank ,Cotton Gail Grant Bruce Delamarter Orvillé Gilson Richard Smith George Perry Don Hanel Pat Crawford Jim Parish Dick Roe Rob Tubbs Jimmy Nivison Don Bay Clark Kinsey Ed Mayer Dick Beery Carl Strouse Larry Seiter Nard Robinette Guy Hanéckow Tom Bauer John Miller Walter Fort Jim Howlett Keith Merillat Dave Tice Larry Young Rex Robinette Jay Poet Dan Casteel Larry ‘Strouse Lanny Haring William Harper Page

Bunnies Beware Or Else In South Carolina Rabbit Bill

A South Carolina bill to allow under sixteen to hunt rabbits with a stick reached the Senate, adding sling shots, air rifles, bows and arrows, and boomerangs before a House member tabled it to insert a flourish calling for stalking and shouting BANG BANG.

South Carolina Charleston D. C the News, and Courier South

Opening Day Warms Clare Little League Season

Clare’s Little League opened its second season with a doubleheader at the improved ball park. The Tigers crushed the Cubs 24 to 2 as John Barber hit two homers and drove in five. Lions defeated Bears 5-1 behind Jerry Russell’s pitching and two Lions' hits. Field upgrades included new fence and dugouts funded by local sponsors.

Clare Little League Clare Vfw Jack Rodabhugh Donald E. Holbrook Tigers Cubs John Barber Richard Dixon Pat Murphy Graham Papish Cooper Johnson Simons Jerry Hendrie Gene Duncan Lions Bears Jerry Russell Acker Battery Roy Warner Jr John Ruark

Senior Photo Edition at Clare High School

Graduation photos of most Clare High School seniors appear in this week’s Sentinel. Images mirror the Glass Annual and were taken by Lee Sowle and Maurice Studia.

Clare Sentinel Glass Jpera Lee Sowle Maurice Studia

Drinking Driver Fined In Court Here

Clare Municipal Court heard Edward Joseph Séféfic plead guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol and fined $64.30. Donald W. Hatek paid $14.30 for drunkard disorderly conduct. Police had arrested them on McEwan Street early that day. A third driver, Martin Hartman, was ticketed for failure to yield right of way after a collision with Richard Zinser on McEwan Street. A similar incident was investigated on June 4. An attempted break-in was reported at Tim Cotter’s auto sales, with a broken glass door observed Tuesday morning.

Edward Joseph Séféfic Merrill Clare Jung 1 Donald W. Hatek Rosebush McEwan Street Martin Hartman Vestaburg Richard Zinser Hartman James D. Grandon Mt. Pleasant McEwan William Six Tim Cottier

Clarence Davis Burned In Gasoline Fire Near Beaverton

Clarence Davis of Hagis community was burned last week delivering gas to a farm near Beaverton. He was rushed to Gladwin Hospital with burns covering most of his body from the waist up, determined mainly third degree. Davis, who drove the gas truck for eighteen years, did not know the cause of the blaze.

Clarence Davis Hagis Beaverton Davis Gladwin Hospital Bear

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Herrick Annexes Phimsey Warren Tice Toomis Brand Wilson West Grant Herritk Vernon Center Brewer School Carraw McKinley Wight Rural Clare Public Brown Mid- Jana, Michigan Frank Rilett Midland County School Board Floyd Squires Squires Earnest Britton Adams Barbara Chaffee Mike State Street Willard Wedge William Cook Stanley Parish Rotary Club Roger Bonham Farwell Emery Bonham Kiee Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Lake Bible School Cadillac the Sentinel Alma Lee Owens Fanny Yeoman Kenneth McConnell Red Eagle Robert Campbell John Potter Clare High Clark’ Kinsey Kuno Hammerberg Clare School Harold Hughes Swehil Tiger Jerry ‘ “Hen- Grie Danny Green Jerry Hinkle Gary Willett Ricky Kempher Larry Mogg Harrison News News Society News City Lake News Farm News
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