Two School Posts Open At Election In Clare
Clare Public Schools announce two school board vacancies following last Monday's meeting. One seat opens due to Earl Ruby's resignation. the other due to Dr. K Hammerberg's term ending. Voters will elect for a three year term and a one year term respectively on July 9.
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Clare
Board of Education
Earl Ruby
K. Hammerberg
Hammerberg
Ruby
Richard Wheeler
Russell Eberhart
McKinley
Clare Army Reserve Unit Heads to Camp McCoy Training
Sixty men of the Clare Army Reserve Unit including officers and enlisted personnel will board a bus at midnight Saturday heading to Camp McCoy Wisconsin. They will spend two weeks there undergoing military maneuvers and tactical training.
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Clare Army Reserve Unit
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Lions Secure No-Hit Victory To Lead Clare League
Mickey Campbell pitched the first no hit game in Clare Little League history, striking out 14 as the Lions defeated the Tigers 10-1. Campbell went four for four at the plate and hit a homer, lifting the Lions to a 3-0 mark while the Tigers fell to 2-1. Upcoming games include Cubs vs Bears on June 14 and Lions vs Cubs on June 18.
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Cubs
Lions
Butch Eberhart
Mickey Campbell
Acker
Cub
Jim Perrine
Chuck Stirling
Jim Johnson
Tigers
Clare
Lion
Jerry Hendrie
Pat Murphy
Campbell
Bears
Ti‘goes-Eyors
Béars- Lions
Service Pins Awarded At Michigan Company Event
The Cities Service Oil Company promotion department in Michigan held a Service Award Pin Presentation at the Hotel Doherty. Renee H. C. Smith received a Ten Year Service Award pin as a pumper in the Wise Pool Isabella county. Main speaker was Mr Meck Clare of Bartlesville Oklahoma. R C Cooper of Olney Illinois also spoke. Thirty nine employees and wives attended with Mr and Mrs Tim Frey as special guests. Dinner and service were described as exceptional and enjoyed by all.
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Cities Service Oil Company Promotion Department
Michigan District
Renee
Doherty
H. C. Smith
Wise Pool
Isabella County
Meck Clare
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
R. C. Cooper
Olney
Ilinois
Tim Frey
Farm Bureau Women Camp Plans Announced
Clare County Farm Bureau Women held a June meeting at Mrs. Ray Houghton’s home. Seven groups attended. tornado safety and voting guidance discussed. July 9 voter registration deadline and August 4 absentee ballot deadline announced. Camp for District 6 set for June 20–21 at Coldwater Lake 4H Camp with $5 two day fee. registration due June 16.
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Clare County Farm Bureau
Ray Houghton
Brown Corners
Kenneth Kapplinger
Colonville
Glen Poet
Winston Raymond
Charles Kleinhart
Ed Sehiemann
Clare
Vern Stephison
Mann Siding
Chatterbox Group
Karl Pretzloff
Hersheyville Group
Glenn Lloyd
James McGure
Farm Bureau Women’s District 6
Coldwater Lake
Farm Bureau
Death Claims Mrs. McFarland of Rosebush
Mrs Maude McFarland 74 of Rosebush died June 7 at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant due to a heart condition. Born February 18 1882 in Harrison she married Manley McFarland in Flint April 23 1910. Survived by husband three daughters three brothers three sisters and twelve grandchildren. Burial in Coleman cemetery following funeral June 10 at 2 pm. She was a member of Rosebush Center Methodist church.
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Maude McFarland
Rosebush
Community Hospital
Pleasant
O’laughlin
Coleman
Thomson
Coleian
McFarland
Harrison
Matthew Preston
Manley McFarland
Flint
Harold Anderson
Fred Zinger
Clare
Floyd Dixon
Rosebush Center Methodist Church
Farwell Harrison News Briefs Church Notices
Brief reads like a compact society column noting events at Harrison city church gatherings and community notices. Names and exact dates are unreadable in the fragmented OCR but the item references local church activities and social updates.
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Harrison News
Farwell
Society
Clare Sidewalk Sale Promises Townwide Bargains
Merchants in Clare gear up for a June 15 Sidewalk Sale with tables along McEwan Street and side streets. Special items and low prices attract crowds as local clubs and volunteers support the event with treats, displays, and promotions.
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McEwan Street
New County Home Agent Named for Clare County
Miss Phyllis Pearson will become the full time Home Demonstration Agent for Clare County on July 1 as appointed by the State Board of Agriculture. She is MSU trained in Home Economics and daughter of longtime 4-H leader Nevell Pearson. Pearson will serve Clare County and assist with 4-H work while Miss Mary Muller leaves to lead in St Joseph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Pearson
Clare County
P. D. Gibson
Miss Pearson
State Board of Agriculture
Michigan State University
Michigan State
Nevell Pearson
MSU
Mary Muller
Clare
Gladwin
St. Joseph County
James Irwin Graduates as Wayne State Confers Diplomas
James Irwin of Clare is listed among more than 1,200 graduates to receive bachelor and advanced degrees at Wayne University's commencement. Ceremonies occur Thursday June 14 at 8:30 p.m. in the State Fair Colisain with totals by college showing Liberal Arts 306 Education 348 Graduate School 277 Business 119 Engineering 63 Medicine 89 Law 45 and other colleges 24.
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Wayne University
James Irwin
Clare
College of Liberal Arts
College of Education
Graduate
School of Business Administration
College of Engineering
Uay College of Medicine
Law School
College
College of ‘Nuwsitiz
Club Groups and Teachers Meet at Doherty Hotel
A week of meetings at the Hotel Doherty included the Woodruff birthday dinner on June 5. June 6 saw service clubs and Cities Service Oil production staff with wives. The Farm Bureau conference began June 7 with twenty attendees. Three teacher groups held luncheons and Knitting Clubs from Shepherd met June 9 with twenty two attendees. Clare Rotary and Kiwanis met midweek.
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Doherty
The
Farm Bureau
Oll Company
Kinne and
Garnard
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Knitting Clubs of
Shepherd
Clare Rotary and
Kiwanis Club
Ferris Institute Graduation Honors David Fleming
David Fleming of Claré son of Mr and Mrs Harold Fleming graduated from Ferris Institute on June 11 among 246 graduates. He earned a B S in Commerce with a secondary certificate. Michigan Supreme Court Justice Edward M Sharpe gave the commencement address at Ferris Institute gym exercises.
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David Fleming
Harold Fleming
Claré
Ferris Institute
Dave
Edward M. Sharpe
Michigan Supreme Court
Ferris. Institute
Third graders explore local newspaper making at Clare Public School
In May Clare Public School third graders published a Sentinel sheet titled Stories with stories about love crime weather and animals including a Bankbook Mystery Tornado and a kitten Scamper. Mrs Bush’s class toured the Sentinel to see newspapering from the inside as experts predicted a cool summer. Boy Scout Troop 125 will sell 850 pounds of salt water taffy during the Sidewalk Sale to raise funds for their activities.
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Scouts of Clare's
Clare Public
The
Sentinel
Scamper
Boy Scout Troop 125
Claré
Michigan to Add 72 Driver Education Instructors
Michigan plans 72 new driver education instructors this summer through the Driver Training Institute at the University of Michigan. The program runs in August 2031, expanding high school staff to improve teen driving education.
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Michigan
University of Michigan
Auto Mishap and Driving Offenses In Clare Area
Walter W. Garson of rural Mt. Pleasant to sleep at the wheel and strike a tire and fire hydrant on East Fifth Street. Clare police ticketed him for reckless driving as investigation followed. Stewart L. Hay of rural Clare arrested June 12 by Michigan State Police for driving while intoxicated. fined 54.30 and license surrendered in Clare Municipal Court. Eugene Heller of Clare cited for driving with revoked license on South McEwan. Donald Crawford Jr. of rural Clare charged with speeding in a school zone. paid 15 in fines and costs and license suspended ten days.
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Walter W. Garson
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Garson
East Fifth Street
Stewart L.hay
Michigan
Hay
William 3B
Dunlop
Higicense
Eugene Heller
South McEwan
Hig Ncense
Donald Crawford, Jr
L. Marsh Dies In Saginaw
Lyman H. Marsh 62 former Clare businessman feed and grain dealer dies in Saginaw found at 1505 Howard Street Survivors include three daughters Mrs Dorothy Lee Mrs Joseph Bourcier and Mrs Warren Schroeder all of Saginaw Three sisters three brothers and eight grandchildren Rotarians held a memorial service Funeral services were in Saginaw with Clare friends attending Burial in Forestawn Cemetery Saginaw Former Saginaw resident died Saturday afternoon
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Lyman H. Marsh
Clare
Howard
Saginaw
Marsh
Chamber of Commerce
Clare Rotary Club
Dorthy Lee
Joseph Bourcier
Warren Schroeder
Clare’ Rotarians
Mr. Marsh
Forestawn Cemetery
Rose Carroll Fatally Hurt In Car Crash
Miss Rose Carroll, a Consumers Power clerk at Clare, died after a car left US 27 south of Mt. Pleasant and hit a tree. The 1917 birth in Mt. Pleasant attended Sacred Heart Academy and Central Michigan College before 15 years with Corisomers. Funeral at Sacred Heart church and burial at Calvary cemetery followed rosary services.
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Rose Carroll
Consumers Power Office
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan College
Corisomers
Miss Carroll
McEwan
Lester Olds
Rush Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Barefoot Dave Character Described in Wanderings
The Upper Peninsula figure Barefoot Dave is profiled in John T. Nevill's Wanderings. The hairy hermit, who went barefoot in all seasons, supposedly burned to death in his cedar cabin near Cedarville Michigan. The book notes Dave's feet hardened like a dog's paw pad and his odd habit of smoothing them with sandpaper.
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Dave" Sudgen
Cedarville
Mitch
Dave
Nevill Gays
Clare Manufacturing Co. Plans Biggest Shop Picnic
Clare Manufacturing Co. will host its largest employee picnic on Saturday June 16 at the Clare county fairgrounds Harrison. About 4000 people are expected with trucks of hot dogs ice cream and beverages. Activities include horseshoes bingo pony rides amiable contests and a prize drawing at six pm.
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Clare Manufacturing Company
Clare County Fairgrounds
Harrison
Local Talent Invited to Harrison Talent Show
Clare county residents are urged to enter the Harrison Kiwanis Club Talent Show to be held July 5 at the Clare county fairgrounds grandstand site. Entry blanks appear in the Sentinel this week with no entry fee and valuable prizes. Judges will be in Harrison July 5 to select winners. entry must reach Keith First, chairman, Harrison by June 28.
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Clare
Harold Hughes
Ruby
Brewer
Sheridan Two
McKinney School
O’connor
Herring
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Carrow
Clare County
Harrison Kiwanis Club
the Sentinel
Harrison
Clare County Fairgrounds
Keith First
Kiwanis
Women Golfers Meet Opens Season at Clare
The Clare Women Golfers opened their season with eight at a luncheon and business meeting at the Country Club. Ten played in morning and afternoon rounds. Ruby Garfield Day planned for August 8. June 13 trip to Ithaca. summer schedule lists matches at Ithaca, Portland, St Johns, Big Rapids, Alma, and home events ending with Central Michigan Tournament at St John’s.
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Clare
Country Club
Ithaca
Ruby Garfield
Emma Everts
Portland
St. Johns
Big Rapids
Alma
County Men Attend Kiwanis International Convention
Robert H. Campbell of Clare and Joe Grigware of Lake county Kiwanians will attend the 41st Kiwanis International convention in San Francisco June 17 to 21 with their wives. More than 14 000 Kiwanians and spouses are expected. speakers include John Foster Dulles Mrs. Spencer Tracy and Governor George Craig. Delegates will elect new officers for the coming year.
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Robert H. Campbell
Clare
Joe Grigware
Lake
San Francisco
Califoria
Campbell
Grigware
Clare Kiwanis Cish
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Spencer Tracy
George Craig
Indiana
Sill
Hiwanis International
Printer's De i 7 At Sentinel Adolph Krell retires after fifty years
Adolph J. Krell, longtime printer starting as a Clare Sentinel apprentice in 1902, retires from the Saginaw News after a half century in printing. Born 1887 in Hoelzern Germany he came to the U S in 1891 and built a career a flutist with local symphonies and raised a large family with wife.
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Adolph J. Krell
Clare Sentinel
Saginaw News
Adolph
Hoelzern
Germany
United States
The
Sentinel
Clinton County Republican
St. Johns
Saginaw Evening News
Saginaw Civic Symphony
Germania Symphony
Christian Krell
Hatton Township
Clare County
Grant Township
Chris Krell
Charles
Fred
Clare
Louise Mott
Dover
Pauline Krell
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Mickey
Lions of
Reliable Linen Company
WCEN
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Charles Woodruff
Cities Service’ Oil Company Production Department
Ferris
Fia
L. Marsh
Prcnic
Blanche Wright
Kiwanis International
Lee Sowle
Beverly Thayer
Clare High School
VFW
Max McCain
VFW Department of Michigan
Jack Rodabaugh
Beverly
Rolland Thayer
CHS
Citie Consis
VEW
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