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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1956

Page

15

Clare County Sidewalk Sale Heralds a Free Family Bazaar

The article extols Clare County Michigan highlighting its lakes forests and air. It recounts name origins from Kaykee to Clare in 1843 notes on logging heritage and historic towns including Clare known as The Cross roads of Michigan. It promotes a two day sidewalk sale event Friday June 15 and Saturday June 16 with 75 merchants offering bargains, free peanuts and balloons for the whole family.

Clare County Michigan Clare Kaykee Sault Pigeon Hawk County Ireland Charles O'Malley Mackinas County Henry Schoolcraft O'Malley Harrison Pleii Hues Flen Harrigon Saginaw Muskegon Cheboygan Seney Menominee Tobacco River T Town

Clare County Road Commission Meets in Harrison May 1956

Regular meeting of the Clare County Road Commission in Harrison on May 18 1956. Chairman Avery Barber presided with Commissioners Barber Jones and Bruce present. Payroll approved and bills listed including gas parts and insurance bids.

THE Board OF Clare County Road Commissioners Harrison Michigan Clare County Road Commission Avery Barber Comm. Barber Bruce Jones Carrried Clare County Roads Commission Peter A. Oman Treas. Co Consumers Power Co Earle Equipment Co Leon Dull F. Chaffee Zinser Duke ‘Chaffeurs Union Bank of Michigan Payment & Int Grove Bros Dan Holcomb Agency Doyle Frieght Lines Culizan Citizens State Bank Clare Sentinel International Salt Co MacMurray Motor Sales Hydraulic Service Inc Empire Steel & Tool Co Blackenwell Co. Rolley Chains K. W. Petersen Dan Holcomb Barber Golden Acres Ney Surrey Township Clare County Comm Comm. Jones Cedar Rapids

Clare City Commission May 21 1956 Official Proceedings

Regular meeting in Clare Michigan with Mayor Pro Tem Cooper presiding. The commission approves minutes and adopts a resolution vacating the south 14 feet of East Third Street between Pine and McEwan, returning the land to adjacent property owners. Budget items, building permits, and the June 4 1956 budget hearing are scheduled.

City Commission City of Clare Cooper Haley Schroeder Seiter Iivisor Com Michigan East Third Pine Street McEwan Street Clare County Claré Ioof Lodge John Craford

Rosebush School Election Sets June Poll Hours

The Rosebush Rural Agricultural School District holds its annual election Monday June 11 at the school. Polls open from 12 noon to 8 pm. Two candidates seek re election TL H Moon and Joseph McGuire Sr filed petitions for the seats.

Rosebush Rural Agricultural School District TL. H. Moon Joseph McGuire

College Degree Awards Span Three Michigan Colleges

County residents earned diplomas and degrees at Central Michigan College in Mt. Pleasant and Michigan State University in East Lansing. Recipients include Richard Murphy with an A.B. in history and Russell Strange Jr. with a B.S. in commerce from Central Michigan, and Alfred Doherty and Harlow Claggett among MSU’s large graduation class with B.A. and B.A.S. degrees. Families attended ceremonies and Bacalaureate services at local churches, with commencement at 2:30 PM Sunday.

Central Michigan College Mt. Pleasant Jung Woith P. Haegart Richard ¥. Murphy Russell Strange Jr Aly Clare Farwell Donald Johnson Rhea Vasbinder Josephine Huntsinger Robert Amble Harrison William Young Ruth Turnbull Lake Michigan State University East Lansing Alfred Doherty A. J. Doherty Harlow Claggett Ralph PB. Claggett Everett’ Moffitt David Wert Houghton Houghton Tech Richard

Death Claims Wally Merten

Walter Joe Merten known as Wally was born April 29 1912 in Detroit Michigan to John and Christina Merten and died May 30 1956. He married Laura Horn of Farwell Indiana and had two sons Walter Scott and Gerald Allen. He served two years in the Navy Seabees from 1943 to 1945 and later worked at Dow Chemical in Midland. He leaves his wife two sons his brother Harry E Merten his mother and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Coker Funeral Home with Elder Hobart Beavers officiating and burial at Surrey Cemetery.

Walter Joe Merton Detroit Michigan John Christina Merten Laura Horn Farwell Angola Indiana Walter Scott Gerald Allen Wally United States Navy Navy Seabees Hooker Dow Chémical Company Midland Harry E. Merten Chelsea Coker Funeral Hobart Beavers Leo. Higgins Surrey Cemetery

Feikens to Speak at Clare Dinner and Open Meeting

John Feikens, chairman of the state Republican Committee, will attend a Clare Gladwin dinner at the Hotel Doherty Monday evening June 18 at 6 30. An open meeting follows at Clare City Hall at 8 30. All interested may attend.

John Feikens State Republican Committee Clare Doherty Gladwin Mr. Feikens

How To Be An Executive Guide

Editors urge ambition and continuous study to climb given rising opportunities in industry. Growth requires stamina, discipline, and the ability to handle crises without succumbing to fear or fatigue.

School awards list honors and recipients

Awards continued from page one list students and staff honored with many award types including cheerleader and forensic honors. Mrs Edna Cook distributed prizes to Lydabelle Bicknell Lois Bruner Jeanie Bowler Wilna Brewer Jane Cotton Diane Grige Mary Grimason Jo Gruno Louise Miller Sally Potter Sandy Sandborn Jan Schaeffer Darylene Schunk Meg Selter Judy Tate Ray Thayer Jill Thayer Janet Wilson Margie Wood Kay Tice Carol White Judy Johnson Joyce Wilson Sharon Zimmerman. Student Council awards went to Larry Seiter Nard Robinette Bev Thayer Wilma Brewer Leon Stanley Sharon Gaspeny Lois Bruner Jim Nivisen Dick Beery Sharon Grimamon Mary Maloney Janet Golle Marilyn Brows Jim Phillips Louis Rolle Rex Robinette Bill Zinger Sharon Bruner. Forensic awards were to Gall Dorn Mary Maloney Laurene Woodward Franz Gohre Roger Walter Markeith Allen Ruth and Spence Vernette Dunkle. Chorus awards went to Sally Porter Jim Dwyer Carol Battle Shirley Randle Lois Bauder Revey Benchley Don Sharp Karen Cain Ann Jackson Sharon Zimmerman Glenda Rutter Pat Rulapaugh Shirley McKay Ruth Braun Wayne Ménilen Marilyn Siel Jack Bailey Ethann Spence June Holt Mary Ince and Jim Rodabaugh. Baseball awards were presented to Bob Sharp Nard Robinette Charles Ruby Eugenette Campbell Jim Parish Don Bay Jack Lawson Al Terwilliger Pick Roe John Miller John Theigen Bill Beemer Bill Zinser Charles Louch Charles Murphy Jack Smith.

Cheerleades Edna’ ‘Cook Lydabelle Bicknell Lois Bruner Jeanie Bowler Gia.a Mis Hidna Cook Wilna Brewer Jane’ Cotton Diane Grige Mary Grimason Jo.Gruno William Harper Larry Seiter Bill Zingér Sharon’ Bruner Mré Louisa ‘Bowler Gall ‘Sam‘Dorn Mary ’ “Maloney Laurene Woodward Franz Gohre Roger Walter Markeith Allen Ruth Anh Spence Vernette Dunkle Nancy Jabara Sally Porter Jim Dwyer Carol Shirley Randle Lois Bauder Revey Benchley Don Sharp Karen Cain Annn Jackson Sharon Zimmerman Glenda Rutter Pat. Rulapaugh Shirley McKay Ruth Braun Wayne Ménilen Marilyn Siel Jack Bailey Ethann Spence June Holt Mary Ince Jim Rodabaugh Robert Baker Bob Sharp Nard Robinette Charles Ruby Eugette Campbell Jim Parish Don Bay Jack Lawson Terwilliger Pick Roe John Miller John Theigen Bill . Beemer Bill Zinser Charles Louch

Area Church Activities Include Potluck Meetings This June

The W S C S general meeting hosts a 1:00 PM potluck Tuesday June 12 at God's Way Camp, closing until September. Susannah Wesley Circle changes June plans to June 18 for a family potluck at 6:00 PM at God's Way Camp due to a district meeting.

God's Way Wesley God’s Way Camp

South American Lutheran Church Grows Across Region

The Lutheran Church reports rapid expansion in Latin America with congregations in all 20 republics. Dr. Stewart W. Herman notes churches move from foreign status to belonging in the southern continent. Recent growth includes Ecuador and a seminary in Buenos Aires serving Spanish speaking countries. New churches have opened in Colombia, Venezuela, Mexico, Peru, Chile, Argentina, and Brazil.

Latin America National Lutheran Council Stewart W. Herman Ecuador Lutheran Theological Seminary Buenos Aires Colombia Venezuela Mexico Peru Chile Argentina Brazil

Get Full Benefit From Insurance

The article advises filing promptly, reading the policy, and detailing events and losses. Gather ownership proofs, get repair estimates, and keep receipts. If unsatisfied, seek new estimates, public adjuster, or referee appraisal to press for full policy benefits.

Changing Times Kiplinger Magazine

Evangelism Drive Expands in Hokkaido Japan

A special committee in Hokkaido leads a major program to build up the United Church of Christ with missionaries and Japanese pastors from Presbyterian Congregational Evangelical and Methodist backgrounds. In three years seventeen new churches were founded and five more are planned for 1956 with a budget of 10 000 dollars to fund ongoing work and a new center. The committee seeks at least fifty additional churches in the Kirby future.

Hokkaido Japan United Church‘of Christ Bréthrén Church of Canada Methodist

Wear Those Lifejackets on Great Lakes Waters

A drowning on the Great Lakes highlights neglect as a boat operator lacked a life preserver despite available gear. Coast Guard inspections target federal safety equipment, noting prior year deficits in life jackets and urging boat livery operators and the public to practice seamanship and know minimum safety requirements.

Great Lake Coast ‘Guard Great Lakes Te Coast Guard Coast Guard

Deer Herd Management Bill Passes

Legislative approval transfers deer management authority to the Conservation Commission. Commission Chairman Robert P Brevitz and Director Gerald E Eddy welcome the move and promise careful, transparent action. Officials say quotas and special areas will be set with public input and studies this year will guide any next fall measures.

Conservation’ Commission Commission Conservation Department Robert Pf.brevitz Gerald E. Eddy Geesy Eddy Eahndt Basel, Gélely

I'll Get Even Idea Makes Trouble In Schoolroom

University of Michigan Extension Service lecturer Glen Rasmussen says disruptive classroom behavior stems from a child striking back at social rank. He urges teachers to foster group norms and guide the child toward constructive contributions to improve acceptance and overall class health.

Glen R. Rasmussen University of Michigan Extension Service Rasmussen Rassmusen

Practical home furnishings aim for durability and appeal

MSU home furnishings specialists highlight upholstered pieces treated with chemicals for easy cleaning and longer life. A new finish, developed from wood prices, resists cigarette burns and spills.

MSU

Isabella 4 H News Details June Horse Pulling Contest

The June 3 event at Winit Memorial Field directed by Freeman Curtiss and Fremont Township 4-H clubs raised funds for the 4-H Club Camp at Coldwater Lake. Enrollments list Isabella Denver and Andersonville among clubs with scores of members in Flower and Vegetable Gardening Beef Poultry Dairy Jr Leadership Horse Rabbits Foods Crops Entomology Vegetable Gardening and more.

Harry Densmore Freeman Curtiss Fremont Township Davis Club Floyd Curtiss Ronald Smith Winit’ Memorial Coldwater Lake Isabella Denver Don Swindlehurst Huth Swindlehurst Earl Neff Elga Fetterly Keith Mogg Andersonville Hensry McNerney Etcel Acker Blanche Zinger Julius Bierschbatk Blanchards Beaverettes Townsend Doris Haenke Strickland Forest! Howland Mark Young Wilson Club Cook Tice Graham Wilbur Gingery Cg, Tucker

City approves petitions for drh gutter and sidewalk works

Petitions for drainage sewer drainage and gutter and sidewalk construction must be filed by June 15 1954 with the Glare City Commission.

Glare

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Bosink Clare City Commission State of Alex. McKinnon Alex McKinnon Alex Charles Cooper Rosebush Wally Merten Gop Fickens Changng Tunes Eplinger Mhanagement Rosemary Zimmerman Pat Pudway Larry Lester Phyllis Wintame Tom Beatty Bible South American Lutheran Church Grows Donald’ Sprague University of Michigan Dental School Bertha Sprague Clare High School Phyllis, Sherwood Allegan New York Bermuda Stuart Bigknell Federal ‘Reserve System Federal Insurance Corporation F.d.lc Rassmussen H. News
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