Four Arrests Follow Fracas at White Elephant Bar
Police quiet a Saturday night melee at the White Elephant teen spot in Clare and Farwell. Propr owners Mr and Mrs St Charles beaten, two girls in an auto collision, four arrests made, warrants for two more, and charges include permitting dancing without a license. Judge Dunlop set March 31 jury trial for the St Charles case. similar cases include Cassidy and Dell fined for disorderly conduct. Prosecution seeks curfew ordinance for youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Elephant
Clare
Farwell
William
Dunlop
Arthur Peterson
Saginaw
Gene Heath
Beverly Thompson
Arnold Cassidy
Gladwin
Dewey Dell
Beaverton
William Cook
St. Charles
Bicknell
Michigan
Grant Township
Area Visitors Attend OES Friends Night In March
Zenobia Chapter OES opened in regular form Thursday evening March 19 for initiation and Friends Night. Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron Mr and Mrs Howard Everts presided in the east. Special guests included Edith Bucholz Flora Fales and other officers. Marlin Alexander and Courtney Bauer received the degree as guests from multiple chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
OES
Howard Everts
Clare
Ollie Bruce
Harrison
Maggie. Clark
Farwell
Worthy
Elizabeth Whittier
Midland
Lola Rank
Coleman
Eva Schlafley
Mary Beale
Beaverton
Ruth Musseil
Zelda Caldwell
Gladwin
William Whittier
Midand
Marlin Alexander
Courtney Bauer
Easter Morning Services Call Hundreds To Church For Traditional Rites
Easter rites spread across Clare area with union services at the Methodist Church and Holy Week programs at St. John's Lutheran St Ann Episcopal and Nazarene churches. Rev L J Nevins Rev Lee Sickal Rev Hugh Kennedy and Rev Jerry Ulrich lead sermons Christa music from choirs and special themes cover Were You There Were You There When He Rose From the Grave The Abolition Of Death and The Way of the Cross. Easter Sunday includes sunrise services dedication of children and cantatas with cross symbolism and bank Easter collections built into church chancel décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City
Methodist Church
Congregational
Church of God
Nazarene
L. J. Nevins
Lee Sickal
Hugh Kennedy
Congregational Church
Jerry Ulrich
The
Nazarene Church
Clare County Ministerial Association
Ministry of Christian Service
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Robert
Voss
St. John’s
Junioiry
Clare
Kennedy
Youth of the Eagle and
Arthur Center
Churches of God
the Eagle Church
Eagle
Vern Hains
Elza Beery
Arthur Center Bible School
Ruth Coats
Lou Beery
Twila Hainley
Clare Nazarene Church
Nazarene Sunday School
Clare Methodist Church
Nevins
Bickering Delays State Tax Solution In Michigan
Political quarrels delay a Michigan tax plan as Republicans accuse Democrats of politicking over tax reforms. The debate centers on expanding the sales tax, funding state services, and the risk of payless days if no agreement is reached. Continued on Page 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
School Board Puts 37 500 Annual Ask to Voters
The district seeks a 3 year 37 500 annual levy increase to fund operations and meet growing needs. Letters to residents urge support as state aid delays and falling tax revenue threaten programs, buses, and facilities.
Farmer Denies Willful Intent in Wheat Case at Federal Court
Don ald Benchley of Clare testifies he tried to comply with regulations but overestimated wheat acreage under a Feed Wheat contract. He says 30 acres were planted but 5 acres over limit and he chopped wheat into silage to stay within law, while ASC Committee disputes timing and contract cancellation. An article in the Sentinel will explain the Agricultural Stabilization program and its votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Donald Benchley
Clare Farmer
the Sentinel
Benchley
The
Sentinel
Clare High Senior Band Spring Concert on April 2
The Clare High School Senior Band will present its annual Spring Concert on April 2 in the high school auditorium at eight o'clock. The program titled Melodic Caravan features varied music. Tickets are on sale now.
Auto Plates Sales Up Here As State Dips
Clare county motor vehicle tax collections rose from 104600.93 in 1987 to 106083.60 in 1958 while the state declined nearly three percent from the previous year. Registrations in Clare reached 6601 in 1987 and 6703 in 1958 with breakdowns by vehicle type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
James McHare
Secretary of
Hare
Ford-O-Matics Lead in Clare Women’s City Bowling Tourney
Bowlers at Gateway Lanes completed week two of the Clare Women’s City Tournament. Ford-O-Matics's Dan McDonald sit in first with 2789 as Schaeffer’s Dairy and Clare Furniture follow. Hartshorn and Hartshorn lead doubles and singles leaders include P Hartshorn 577 and Bonnie Bauder 616 as Fran Carncross heads all events with 1485.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Gateway Lanes
Mannie
Bar
Dan McDonald
Ford-O-Matics
Schaeffer
Clare Furniture
B. Bauder
F. Kempher
Hartshorn
M. Bedard
P. Heiby
E. Gordon
Sune Larsoh
Harrison
Champiers
Bonnie Bauder
Phyllis Hartshorn
Villa Walker
Fran Carncross
Citizens Bank Rises in National Bank Ranking
The Citizens State Bank of Clare reports deposits of 8 017 161 as of December 31 1958 and climbs 106 places to 3079th among the 3100 largest U S banks, per the 1959 Annual Roll Call of Largest Banks in the United States by American Banker of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State
Bank of Clare
United States
Daily American Banker of
New York
Scout Training for Senior Patrol Leaders Session
A training course for senior patrol leaders and adult Boy Scouts will be held Saturday March 28 at the Army Reserve building, 406 East 4th Street, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Sat- Army’ Reserve
Four Clare Seniors Invited to CMU Honors Day
Four Clare high school seniors are invited to Central Michigan College for Honors Day in Mt. Pleasant on April 18. Globe Sickal James Seiter and George Davis will attend with Clare principal William Harper. The college invites area schools with a patterned quota from Class A to D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Clare
Central Michigan College
Mi. Pleasant
Gloria Sickal
Lee Sickal
6Th Street
James Seiter
Aes
Laurence Seiter
Rainbow Parade
Aon
Earl Baumgarth
John R. Street
George* Davis
Emily+ Hunemuller
William Harper
Clare Native and Roy Feighner Appointed DAV National Adjutants
Clare county native EY Feighner cousin of Malcolm and Roy Feighner veteran of World War I from this city are named National Adjutants of the Disabled American Veterans. The appointment follows a long period of administrative service with the Vets organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. EY Feighner
Clare County
Malcolm
Roy Feighner
DAV
Feighner
Vets Organization
Red Cross Drive Reports Early County Gifts
Incomplete returns show Hayes township $25, Hamilton township $25, and Redding township $75. Solicitors in Harrison Eight Point Lake and Clare report individual assignments completed, but amounts are unaudited and not yet assembled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claré County
Red Cross
Hayes Township
Hamilton
Redding
Harrison
Tomahawk District Scout Meet To Elect Officers
The Tomahawk District Boy Scouts will hold a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting at the Hotel Doherty in Clare on Tuesday March 31 to elect district officers for the 1950 60 year. All institutional representatives of Cub Packs Scout Troops and Explorer Posts are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomahawk District
Boy Scouts
Doherty
Clare
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Gerald Nivison
Giant
Sian Wicks
James S. Bicknell
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Chapel of St. Ann Episcopal Church
Stuart
Christ
Everting
Isabella
Richard Wheeler
Eure Realim
Stern
Thean Oy
Totah Sk Beg
Citizens Bank
Gains Bank
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