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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1951
Page
5
A Sunday addition to the growing evidence stack urges traffic regulation at the main village intersection. An accident claimed three lives, prompting locals to wonder how many injuries or deaths will force authorities to install a signaling device at the dangerous corner.
State traffic counts show low volume at the trouble spot but accident numbers justify action. Residents say a signal would slow speeding, especially for vacation traffic. Public opinion nears boiling point as pressure builds for a solution.
A fragmented report urges immediate steps to avert a deadly traffic incident. It places responsibility on officials and those who resisted implementing necessary safety measures to protect the public.
Good Friday union services will be held at Rosebush Methodist Church from 2 to 3 PM with Rev. R Q O Thomson and Rev. Willis Dunn officiating. Special music and an Easter program by Bible School children on Sunday evening March 25 at 8:00 PM directed by Mrs. Edgar Petterly and Mrs. Albert Campbell.
The WCTU spring meeting at Consolidated School Rosebush will feature the film Public Enemy No 1 about alcohol education for youth. The program includes vocal numbers, talks by Arthur Cunningham, and participation from local Sunday schools to help defray film expenses.
Dr. S. McArthur chairs the Rose Committee selecting Harvey Lowery Carl Baird Mrs Albert Moyes Roy Matteson for spring planting planning. Advisory members include Mrs B F Johnston and Mrs Raymond Martin. Nurseries contacted. Dr McArthur to present low cost planting options soon.
The Methodist Church missions program Tuesday featured The Way Back film and a talk by Rev. Willis Dunn on Chilean efforts and local budget. W.S.C.S. held a brief session and planned the April 22 dedication tied to the fourth quarterly conference with a fellowship dinner.
A listing of songs under Western Records with tunes including Chew Tobacco Rag Kentucky Waltz Metro Polka Peek-A-Boo and Peter Cottontail plus titles like Aba Daba Honeymoon If You Want Some Lovin and Tater Pie. The fragment reads as a music release page or catalog entry.
Mrs Maurice McConnell accepted a Red Cross Home Nursing instructor invitation for a five day training course starting May in Mt Pleasant First Methodist Church basement. Mrs Robert Wood chairs Isabella county project with local women assisting. Mrs Raymond Martin leads recruitment and equipment efforts with Rosebush tentative start May 14.</analysis>
MGM presents a lavish musical featuring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers style twin brother sister team as they chase love aboard a ship and in London. Peter Lawford and Sarah Churchill join in a double wedding set amid royal wedding fever. Keenan Wynn adds comic contrast as booking agents while dance sequences dazzle audience.
The Community Council meeting scheduled for March 22 is postponed to March 29 due to local conflicts. The council will publish a community calendar listing regular organization meetings and special occasions and asks group heads to contact Mrs. Raymond Martin to list dates for publication in Rase bush news.
Plans are complete for a Chamber of Commerce organization meeting in the Rosebush Methodist Church basement. The event Thursday night March 22 will include a 7 oclock dinner for about thirty five business and professional people with civic minded local women as hostesses.
Mrs. Howard Wood will host the Isabella county Farm Bureau Women's Activity committee meeting on Tuesday March 27. The Woods live four miles west of Weidman and a mile south. Cancer Control will be the main topic. a pot luck dinner will be served at noon.
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