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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
8
Real estate listing for a three bedroom home on the river two miles from Glare downtown. Features include gas heat a three car garage and a recreation room below. Contact Dale Lyons at 386 7007.
Serena Worden born February 2 1894 in Paulding Ohio died June 22 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after a stroke. She married twice first to John Ankney in 1914 then Vernon Worden in 1943. widowed twice and survived by nieces nephews and cousins. Funeral services were June 25 at 2 30 p m at Doherty Funeral Home with burial in Arthur Township Cemetery.
Seven Clare firemen attended the three day State Fireman Convention in Alpena where about 700 firemen gathered for the largest Michigan convention to date. Classes covered modern firefighting techniques and a Detroit riot was shown in pictures.
Leo Albert St. Germaine died suddenly Wednesday while playing golf at Twin Elms Golf Club. Born April 28, 1914 in Calumet, he lived in Clare since 1959 and worked at Holley Carburetor Company. He was a knight of Columbus and survived by his wife Cecelia, five children and siblings. funeral rites were held at St. Cecilia's Church with burial in St. Cecilia's Cemetery.
Colonville figures Dale Cooper and Virgil Newman will speak during Rev Hillard’s vacation. On July 16 at 10 15 a m the State WCSC Day will be held at Pine River Church with a pot luck lunch. Bible School ended Friday with a Sunday evening program and good attendance. Colonville lost the ball game Saturday evening. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Dennis Allen of Dover nee Donna Cook of Harrison
A Sunday matinee at Harrison Fairgrounds drew over 900 fans for 18 heats with 58 horses entered the Northern Circuit. Nancy Pulman of Mason won both heats driving her horse, and Holland Equipment donated wheel disks for the exact time 2 15 15 picked by an audience member.
The Clare Jaycees announce a voter registration drive to inform residents. Deadlines noted include July 5 for the upcoming Primary on August 6, October 4 for the General Election on November 5.
William Donley of route 2 Coleman died at Clare Osteopathic Hospital on June 23. Born November 15, 1896 in Ohio, he married Virginia Welling in Bowling Green May 15, 1937. A retired carpenter and WWI veteran, he lived in Midland about 25 years and moved to Coleman this year. He leaves wife Virginia, two sisters Myrtle Cartine and Mary Rohrbaugh, and a brother Harold Douly. Funeral held June 26 at O Laughlin Funeral Home with Rev Forest Drum officiating and burial at Warren Township Cemetery.
Mrs Jennie Amble and grandson Dave Amble of Saginaw joined dinner hosts the Van Heels. Clare visitors included the Gillaspy and Amble families. Fern Rose celebrated a surprise birthday at the Pinochle Club, with high and low prizes awarded. Isabel Zamorano plans to return to Chile after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Amble. Elmer Gagush and family attended a retirement reception for A D Huber in St Louis after 71 years combined teaching service.
Leonard Erickson of Clare High School is chosen winner from six contestants for the Oddfellows United Nations Pilgrimage Tour leaving Dearborn Friday. The trip is sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge with Clare Kiwanis Club and Clare Rotary Club supporting the event.
Last week program chairman John Quinnan introduced Don Holbrook Jr state representative who discussed passage and workings of the new Lower Court Reorganization Bill Pertinent questions by club members followed There were no guests present This week Dick Alexander has the program and promises an interesting one
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