Former Alpena man arrested for bad check in Clare
Gordon A. Budreau, 27, sought by six Michigan police departments on bad check charges, was arrested in Clare after cashing a worthless check at Hotel Doherty. Police responded after hotel staff alerted the bank. Budreau, jailed at Harrison, faces a hearing.
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Michigan
Clare
Doherty
Gordon A. Budreau
Budreau
Bert Head
Clare County
Harrison
Head
Robert James Ennis
Midland
H. Fifth Street
Ennis
Pilar Ramos
Shepherd
McEwan St
Hustlers Visit Mammoth Cave Trip From Methodist Church
Forty one members of the High School Hustlers class of the Methodist Church traveled to Mammoth Cave Kentucky by carpool after a 5 30 am departure. They hiked seven miles through the cave between Monday and Tuesday, enjoyed meals and hotel entertainment, and returned home Wednesday with drivers donating car expenses.
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Methodist Church
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
L. J. Nevins
Donald Holbrook
Leon Dull
Nearine Keller
C. B. Neff
William Brewer
Wehrly Named Quality Control Head in Midland Division
Harry J. Wehrly promoted to manager of Quality Control for the Midland Division. He will coordinate QC programs across operations and chairs the American Society of Quality Control chemical division starting July 1. Wehrly has long held roles at Dow and in quality control, emphasizing measurable methods and practical use for production and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schuette
Harry J. Wehrly
Wehrly
American Society of Quality Control
Society
Chemical Division
Dow
Saran
Saran Development Laboratory
Two Clare County Men Earn U of M Degrees
Two Clare county residents graduated in the University of Michigan commencement in Ann Arbor on Saturday June 11. Donald A. Dunlop of Clare earned a Doctor of Medicine degree and Curtis Murton Jr of Harrison earned a Bachelor of Arts degree.
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Clare County
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Donald A. Dunlop
Clare
Curtis Murton, Jr
Harrison
Dedication of Eagle Church Solemn Sunday Service
The Bethel Eagle Church held a formal dedication Sunday June 12 with a Friday night social in the basement led by the Ladies Aid. A Sunday morning Bible School dedication, Lord s Altar presentation of five children, and a 2 30 pm dedicatory service followed with music prayers and greetings from church and area ministers.
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Bethel of the Eagle
Ladies Aid
Aid
Elza Beery
Dianne Carncross
Jill Ann Calkins
Lynn Marie David
Thoman ‘M. Hutchinson
Michiel Walter Kleiner
Temple
Solomon
Vernette
Joyce Dunkle
Emma Hutchinson
Ruth Ann Kleiner
Lou A. Beery
Joe VanderVeen Jed
Norman Hutchinson
Rank Sisters
Ruth Showers
Frank Humphrey
Hagle
Robert Fast
Wharton
Ohio
Marjorie Jane Kleiner
John Turner
V. Brinkman
Church of God In
Clare
Elnora Honderich
M. R. Honderich
Eagle Church
F. E. Snyder
Béery
New Haven Center
E. Snyder
Eagle Community
Church of God
Democratic Rally at Surrey Town Hall in Farwell
A Democratic Rally will be held at the Surrey town hall in Farwell on June 23 at 8 p.m. Democratic state chairman Neil Stroeder will attend along with other party notables. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Surrey Town Hall
Farwell
Neil Stroeder
Aid Beaverton Tornado Victims
Twenty five neighbors helped Norman Roback and his wife in Beaverton after a June tornado cleared the damaged home. They removed debris and poured a new footing for the foundation as volunteers share a potluck lunch. A fund has raised 470 dollars. The Robacks live temporarily on the Ernest Scheele farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Robacks
Beaverton
Edwin Degg
Robacks
Ernest Scheele
Farwell and Rosebush Get New Dial Telephone System
Michigan Bell prepares to launch a modern dial service in Farwell and Rosebush early Sunday at 2 01 a m with automatic local calls and long distance support from Clare. The $200000 project adds metropolitan style dialing and new directory instructions for subscribers.
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Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Farwell
Rosebush
Michigan Bell
T. C. Maher
Clare
Coma
Ludlow
Maher
Dorothy Coughlin
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Bell
Thelma Quderkirk
Farwell Rotary Club Launch Event Set June 22
A Cuarter Night program on June 22 marks the launch of Farwell's Rotary Club. An expected crowd of over three hundred Rotarians and guests will attend at the Farwell school gym. William H. DeHart, former Rotary District Governor and Sparta Michigan school superintendent, will speak at the banquet. Harold Schaeffer is named Rotary International president’s representative. The Farwell club will meet weekly at Twigg's restaurant, with Clare and nearby clubs aiding in arrangements.
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Farwell
Rotary Club
William H. DeHart
Rotary
Sparta
Michigan
Rotary Club of
Clare
Harold Schaeffer
Rotary International
Schaeffer
Farwell Rotary Club
Twigg’s
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
Gladwin
L. C. Garthe
Nevins Reappointed To Clare Farwell Methodist Charge
Rev Nevins and his wife return to Clare Farwell to begin a seventh year as minister. The Michigan Conference met in Albion for four days with lay member Judge Donald E Holbrook and other delegates attending. Several church improvements including a new parsonage have been completed as memberships grow. Other Michigan charges added new pastors and reassignments including Gladwin and Rosebush.
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L. J. Nevins
Clare - Farwell
Michigan
Albion
Donald E. Holbrook
Minnesota
Judge Holbrook
Des Moines
Iowa
Nevins
Clare
Farwell
Hilsewhere
Central Michigan
Charles Hahn
Alma
Larry Grubaugh
Beaverton
Vernon, Michaels
Coleman
Gladwin
Walter §Aston
Reed City
John R. Scott
St. Louis
Ronald Knapp
Rosebush
Ray Voige Obituary Noted in San Jose Death
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens learned their son in law Ray Voige died Monday June 13 in San Jose California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray * Voige
Ralph Stevens
Ray Voige
San Jose
California
Area 4 H ers Judge In Canada
Nine area 4 H ers traveled to Ontario Canada for judging at the Shorthorn Field Day. Phillip House and Larry Anderson from Rosebush and Bill Carter of Clare won the Second Place Team title with Phillip also the high individual. Mignon Mogg Joe Burch and Bob Neveland formed Isabella group’s Third Place team. Wayne House Margie Swindlehurst of Rosebush and Mitchell Geasler of Lake claimed Seventh. Earl House was the high adult. Carter and House tied for first in selecting top four heifers. The group left Friday after workouts in Genessee and Lapeer counties. Earl House led one carload.
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Ontario
Canada
Phillip House
Larry Anderson
Rosebush
Bill Carter
Clare
Phillip
Isabella
Mignon ‘Mogg
Joe Burch
Bob Neveland
Wayne House
Margie Swindlehurst
Blood tests announced for Clare area food handlers
Food handlers in Clare and surrounding areas will have blood tests next Tuesday and Wednesday June 21 and 22 at City Hall. Hours are 9 to 11 am and 1 to 5 pm under the Tri County health unit and Michigan State Health Department. A registered nurse will administer the tests with Dr Irwin Sweet and a state health doctor present. Tests will be offered later at Farwell and Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
City Hall
Tri-County Health Unit
Michigan State Health Department
Irwin Sweet
Tri-County
State Health Department
Farwell and
Harrison
Fred Jones Named To Road Board
Fred L. Jones of Summerfield township has been named to fill the vacancy on the Clare county road commission created by the death of Carl Bauer. Bauer was elected last August. The County Board of Supervisors appointed Jones at its June 13 regular meeting.
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Fred L. Jones
Summerfield Township
Haseen
Clare County Road Commission
Carl Bauer
Jones
Bauer
County Board of Supervisors
Mt Pleasant Traffic School Final Meeting Notice
The Isabella County Safety Council invites everyone interested in improving driving safety to the final meeting of the Mt Pleasant Traffic School. It will be held Tuesday June 21 at 7 30 in the Municipal Court room in Mt Pleasant.
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The
Isabella County Safety Council
Mt. Pleasant
Picnic Draws 2200 Despite Rain at Harrison Fairgrounds
An estimated 2,200 picnickers attended Clare Manufacturing Co’s annual employees picnic at Harrison fairgrounds. Despite showers, crowds enjoyed hotdogs, beef sandwiches, ice cream cups, 500 milk halves, and 175 cases of pop, with prizes, games, and an amateur show entertaining under the grandstand and VE hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Fairgrounds
Clare Manufacturing Company
Harrison VE Hall
Edwin, Fenton
Mary Lou Kinnard
Thelma Loudis
Esta Miller
Dale Richardson
Elton Barbes
Lida ‘Cook
Wayne Cowles
Norman Cooper
Nell Denton
Jeanette Bailey
Evelyn Koontz
Betty Burke
Rhea Davis
Melba Jean Beavers
Judy Haines
Robe OF
Carol Baumegarth
Bob Bailey
Barbara Jean Brown
Sonia Crown
Susan Miller
David Comstock
Hickey Carey
Wayne Schmidt
Jim McKinnon
Linda Eberhart
Annié Slater
Robert Eichhorn
Dave Comstock
George Brown
Horseshoe
Hensry Carmen
Bob Witmer
Clare County to redraw plans for new jail at Harrison
Clare county officials announced a second bid process will be opened after the county board rejected the latest jail bid. The Jail Committee led by Albert Haley will work with architects Cuthbert and Cuthbert to devise new plans that fit the $135,000 bond limit. Special meetings will be called before the next general session to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Harrison
County Board of Supervisors
Albert Haley
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Dan Holcomb
Lou Gee
Ray Richardson
Cuthbert
Ann Arbor
Haley
Clare High School Class of 1925 Reunion at Hotel Doherty
The Clare High School graduating Class of 1925 plans a reunion at the Hotel Doherty in July with former teachers invited and thirty-year graduates to attend. They consider promoting purchase of a new auditorium curtain as a class memorial for the high school.
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Clare High School
Doherty
Summer 4-H Starts June 23 in Gar field Township
Thursday evening June 23 opens the summer 4 H program in Gar field Township. The meeting at the town hall begins at 8 o clock. Jerry Malosh 4 H Club Agent shows 4 H work through a movie and a pot luck lunch follows the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Township
Ahe
Jerry Malosh
Clare Rod and Gun Club Hosts Inter-Club Trap Match
Clare Rod and Gun Club hosted an inter-club trap shooting match with Lake Rod and Gun Club Lake George Rod and Gun Club and Highland Gun Club on June 12. Highland Gun Club led with 106 broken targets while Lake 98 Clare 81 Lake George 73 Roy Phillips of Lake posted high day with 21 of 25. A second interclub shoot is set for June 26 at Lake George Red and Gun Club with a trophy to the winning club after four Sundays of shooting.
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Clare Rod and Gun Club
Lake Rod and Gun Club
Lake George Rod and Gun Club
Highland Gun Club
Highland
Lake
Clare
Lake George
Roy Phillips
Red and Gun Club
Reminder of Clare News and Summer Visits
Note recalls a former kindergarten teacher in Clare who phoned to greet the 1555 graduating class at CHS. Catheryn Saxton, now in Lansing, plans a Clare visit this summer. Also mentions Sentinel phone changes after a dial switchover and a garden possum capture. June is strawberry month with rain easing and fresh local berries arriving.
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Clare Public Schools
Marve Witbeck
CHS
Catheryn Kitsman Saxton
Lansing
Clare
Sentinel
The
City zoning groups discuss tentative plans for districts
Clare's city planning committees met Tuesday night and outlined ten tentative zoning plans dividing the city into business industrial and residential areas. Chairman O. D. Bayes said further meetings will refine these plans before any definite recommendations. Members include E. A Anderson Harold Hughes Stuart Bicknell and Laurence Seiter.
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Clare
O. D. Bayes
E. A.anderson
Harold Hughes
Stuart Bicknell
Laurence Seiter
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Fred Jones
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