Rosebush Presbyterian Activities Include Party and Meetings
Mrs Jerry Van Buskirk led a masquerade party for 25 at the Presbyterian Church with a devotional and Woody Woodpecker film. Rosebush women heard sponsoring through understanding with Ecumenical Mission, Bible study, and plans for the spring Presbyterian meeting in Mt Pleasant. Dr Charles Pfeiffer spoke at Rose Sunday service. the last meeting is set for March 22 at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry van Buskirk
Presbyterian Church
Mr. van Buskirk
Woody Woodpecker
Nancy Cowden
Nancy Goudie
Ruth Ann Prout
Tina Mogg
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Arthur Brown
Harold Flaharty
Floyd Dixon
Ray van Buskirk
John Osborn
Hugh Swindlehurst
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Pfeiffer
Central Michigan University
Majorie Matthews
Leaton Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Hoofs Claws Teeth and Toes Mentioned by Michigan Conserva
Animals and birds have different kinds of toenails for feeding fighting or climbing. Cats lions tigers and leopards use claws for catching prey and climbing. Birds like hawks owls use talons to catch prey while pheasants have dull nails from running on rough ground. Hoofs are heavy toenails in deer horses and cows, and hoofed animals mostly eat plants. Mich Dept of Conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Dept. of Conservation
WSCS Meets In Mt. Pleasant
The Rosebush Methodist WSCS met Tuesday evening in Mt. Pleasant with Mrs. Ray Martin. Readings from scriptures and a talk by Mrs. Martin highlighted the program. Mrs. Floyd Thompson read from the Upper Room. A reminder was given about the Big Rapids district Day Apart at Rosebush on March 18. Visitors included Mrs. Tom Martin Mrs. Dick Martin Mrs. Marvin Cole and Mrs. William Frazer.
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Rosebush Methodist
W.5
Ray Martin
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd Thompson
Martin
Big Rapids
Rosebush Church
Tom Martin
Dick Martin
Marvin Cole
William Frazer
KTS Club Meets With Mrs Vernell Fike Friday
The K T S Club met with Mrs Vernell Fike Friday evening for a brief business meeting followed by two tables of cards. Mrs Howard Jones won first prize, Mrs Harold Flaharty took second, and Mrs John Methner received the booby prize. Lunch was served by Mrs Fike. The April meeting will be with Mrs Coleman Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.T.S. Club
Vernell Fike
Howard Jones
Harold Flaharty
John Methner
Fike
Coleman Lewis
Susan Graham Fellowship Meeting at Rosebush Church
The Susan Graham Fellowship of the Rosebush Presbyterian Sunday School met at the church Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Fred McCorkle as hosts. President Des Swindiehurst conducted the meeting and devotions were given by Mr and Mrs Dale Graham including a sermon by Peter Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Graham
Rosebush Presbyterian Sunday School
Fred McCorkle
Des Swindiehurst
Dale Graham
Peter
Rosebush Briefs Honor Birthday at Family Dinner
A family dinner at Mrs. Irene Muterspaugh home honored Mrs. Kenneth Mogg on her birthday. Attendees included numerous Muterspaugh relatives, the Mogg family, Baumann and Zamaro households, and extended friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Muterspaugh
Kenneth Mogg
Barrett Muterspaugh
Roy Muterspaugh
Dorothy Wezensky
Dean Muterspaugh
Avis
Marsha
Karen
Wilmer Mogg
Steve
Jim
Gardner Muterspaugh
Linda
Jerry Baumann
Carla
Mike
Charlies Peterson
Kim
Arthur
Mary Beth
Raymond Zamaro
Elaine
Anita
Christine Zamaro
Ed Mayer
Paul Mayer
Herb Cairns
Charles Strauch
Lake George
Lyle Elliott
Weekend guests and wedding shower held in Clare area
Clare residents hosted multiple social visits with weekend guest Miss Kim Garthe at Miss Laura Ulrich’s home. Mrs. James Blackmore and Mrs. Tony Young entertained a group of ladies Tuesday. Midland visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lou Fetters and others joined family gatherings at Mrs. Jennie Cobleigh’s home. Gareld Armentrout received a wedding shower hosted by her sisters in Saginaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Garthe
Laura Ulrich
James Blackmore
Tony Young
Lou Fetters
Midland
Alfred Zastrow
Donald McGillian
Ray Burns
Auburn
Jennie Cobleigh
Gareld Armentrout
Harley Pickleman
Raymond Huegel
Glenn Ruhlig
Saginaw
Clare City Commission approves permits and hires in regular meeting
The Clare City Commission led by Mayor Cain met with all five commissioners present. James Murphy received a building permit and Robert Folkert's application was tabled. The panel discussed rescinding Ordinance No. 225, extended the Iron Removal Plant contract to June 1 1964, promoted Randall Vining to police sergeant with a 10 cent hourly raise, and awarded remodeling of City Hall to James Murphy. A fire service resolution to cover nearby townships passed with full support. Bills were approved, a zoning protest on Cleveland Street and U.S. 10 was noted, and Clare Public Schools expressed thanks for new lights.
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City Commission
Cain
Ha‘ley
Wisler
Cotter
Thomson
James Murphy
Haley
Robert Folkert
Yeas
Randall Vining
Haley F
iCity
Clare
Grant
Clare County
Michigan
Sheridan
Vernon
Isabella County
Isabella V County
City of
Michigan Inspection Bureau
Cleveland Street
U.S. 10
Clare Public Schools
Glen Cain
David Adams
New Champ Cassius Clay Upsets Lister in Heavyweight Clash
Cassius Clay defeats Sonny Liston to claim the world heavyweight title, shocking many predictions that Liston would retain the crown. The bout marks a historic upset as Clay becomes the new champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Dresback Named VP of Engineering at Beaver Tool
Beaver Tool & Engineering Corp announces David D. Dresback, former chief engineer, as vice president in charge of engineering. A. E. Streadwick notes Dresback’s thirty plus years in tool design and process engineering plus shop supervision. He has focused on adapting precision machine tool accessories to package tooling for NG machines and hand automation, including tooling preset away from the machine. Blueberries need little potash and phosphate. MSU horticulturists report savings of over 30000 dollars to Michigan growers by revised fertilizer mixes of three parts nitrogen to one part each of potash and phosphate.
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Beaver Tool & Engineering Corp
Clare
David D. Dresback
A. E
Streadwick
Beaver
Dresback
Michigan State University
Michigan
Signup Time Harrison Briefs For Baseball
First advance notice of Little League signup with March 19 20 and 21 dates. Eligible boys aged eight to twelve on or before July 31 1964 will join major or minor leagues. 13 to 15 year olds may enroll in senior division. Clare Fire Station hosts applications with a 1 dollar fee and parent consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Sacco
Clare
Clare Sentinel brief: local items from March 19 1964 page A-8
A compact collection of short notices and local items from the Clare Sentinel's March 19 1964 A-8 page. Readable briefs cover community notices, small events, and local updates within the town.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rosebush News
Presbyterian
WSCS
K.T.S Chair
Rosebush
S. C. McArthur
Michigan State Medical Society
Detroit
Jean Watson
Saginaw General Hospital
Bob Watson
Jean
Lorraine Lattimer
W. Acker
Lonnie Lattimer
Alma Hospital
Frank Miasep
Flint
Don Leineke
Medicine
Pharmacy
Whitman
Gibson
Tool
KRAFT
Clare City Commission
Benic Marathon Station
US-10
Dresback V.P
Beaver Tool
Harrison
Anna Carpenter
Carl Upder Graff
Farwell
Dale
Lee Dancer
Wekend
Richard Hileman
Claire Shaver
Holt
Innce Eaton
Nannie Lanson
Ronald Miske
Clare Hospital
Richard Carlson
Alameda
California
Dale Albee
Percy Albee
Ralph Albee
Houghton Lake
Berry Huston
Lansing
Ted Bilky
David Austin
Higgins Lake
Gertrude Fowler
Mina Jones
Manistee
THE
Clare Sentinel
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Conguany
Clare Meg
Maple Road
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