Oakridge Farm Bureau Meeting Debates Government Control
The Oakridge Farm Bureau gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd House on Tuesday evening. Led by Don Swindlehurst, the discussion focused on too much government control over farmers. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday each month.
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Oakridge Farm Bureau
Floyd House
Don Swindlehurst
Clifford Prouts Open House Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Clifford E Prout of Rosebush will host open house Sunday April 5 to mark their golden wedding anniversary They have lived in Rosebush since their 1914 wedding on April 2 Their children and spouses Aaron Prout Joseph White Kenneth Clark Ray Prout Jack Fitzpatrick and families plus twenty grandchildren and six great grandchildren will attend an anniversary dinner at Falsetta's on April 4
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Clifford E. Prout
Rosebush
Mrs. Prout
Falsetta’s
Aaron Prout
Joseph White
Kenneth Clark
Ray Prout
Jack Fitzpatrick
Lloyd Cairns
Jeff Jack
National Guard Armory
Detroit
Hugh Prentiss
Ronald Cairns
Jacksboro
Tennessee
Clifford Prout
Methodist Fellowship Meet at Mt. Pleasant Home
The Adult Fellowship of the Rosebush and Center Methodist Churches met at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Straley’s home in Mt. Pleasant. Forrest Johnston led the meeting and plans were made for an April dinner at the Heather Room in Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lowery gave devotions.
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Rosebush
Center
Robert Straley
Mt. Pleasant
Forrest Johnston
Heather Room
Alma
Harvey Lowery
Baptismal Services Held At Center Methodist Church
The Rites of Baptism observed at Center Methodist Church on Sunday morning. Those baptized were John son of Mr and Mrs Phillip House Terry Wayne son of Mr and Mrs Terry House Mrs Jim Monroe and children Jane Ann and Thomas.
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Center Methodist Church
John
Phillip House
Terry Wayne
Terry House
Jim
Monroe
Jane Ann
Thomas
Rosebush Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Weekend activities include Emily Bowerman and Tom Sals at her parents in Rosebush then returning to Asbury College in Wilmore Kentucky. Numerous visits and dinners occur across Lansing Alma Traverse City Livonia and Mt. Pleasant with family friends postmasters and a Legislative Day event in Lansing.
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Emily Bowerman
Tom Salsbury
Evert Bowerman
Asbury College
Wilmore Kentucky
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Ralph Miller
Lansing
Amory Distributors
Hugh Swindlehurst
Morford
Alma
Lloyd Spaulding
Grayson Spauldings
Irene Shephard
Lois Graham
W.C.T.U
M.S. Conner
Albert Campbell Ted
Helen
Floyd Graham
Arnold Thayer
Traverse City
Ivan Graham
James Cluley
Ralph Sharp
Charles Epple
Senton
Earl Neff
John Alderink
Laura
Livonia
Paul Rowling
South Lyons
Orrin
Ralph J. Miller
Edna Sutton
Clare
Miller
David Bellinger
Eva Moore
Dan Rose
Mt. Pleasant
Harry Taylor
Zip Cade
Clare City Commission Approves Building Permits and Zoning News
The Clare City Commission meeting on March 2 1964 approved building permits for Roy Beltinek Curtice Hearns and William Schaeffer. They tabled curb and gutter plans on Eastwood Hills and Hemlock Street and referred a Ken Roe property rezoning to the zoning board. The board discussed insurance limits and a Consumers Power proposal for city transformers. George Wisler was named to the Board of Review and adjournment followed.
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Cain
Haley
Wisler
Cotter
Thomson
Roy Beltinek
Curtice Hearns
William Schaeffer
Cuirb and
Gutter
Eastwood Hills
Peter Branstrom
Park
Forest Streets
Gunn
Consumers Power Co
Consumers Power Company
George Wisler
Board of Review
Taley
Local Statistics Produce Book Review Panel Members
The report names James McNamara as chair of the Technical Action Panel and lists George E. MacQueen Clare County School Commissioner, Loren Krug Clare County Extension Director, and Sheridan township supervisor as participants. It notes the plan aggregates business, industry, tourism, agriculture, forestry, labor, government, transportation, education and finance to predict trends.
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Vation Service
James McNamara
Harrison
George E. MacQueen
Clare
RAC
Loren Krug
Sheridan Township
Easter Services Outline Across Multiple Churches
Easter plans span many congregations with sunrise services at 6:30 a.m. and multiple worships through Easter Sunday. Rev. Parker and Pastor Jochen speak on worship topics while choirs perform. Good Friday services include unions with several churches and a cantata at Eagle Church of God. Community events include a breakfast, Easter breakfast, and a special Easter program by the A cappella Chorus of Fairview.
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Parker
Dover Baptist Church
Clare
Wor
Eagle Church of God
Colonville Elm Grove
Arthur Center
Brown Corners
Herrick Mennonite
Marion Burkett
Charles E. Hilliard
Arthur Center Church
Herrick Mennonite Church
Floyd Bontrager
A’ Capella Chorus of
Fairview
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Clare
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hamilton Township
U.S. 27
GOP Delegates to Be Chosen for State Convention
John S. Bruwn, Clare County Republican chairman, announces the spring convention at the Harrison Courthouse on April 8 at 8 00 p m Delegates to the Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids May 8 and 9 1964 will be elected from the August 7 1962 primary winners Delegates and business to be transacted official certification included
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John S. Bruwn
Clare County Republician Committee
Harrison
Grand Rapids
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Clifford Prouts
Methodist Fellowship
Michigan State University
White’s Jewelers
Houghton Drug Store
Marl M.houghton
Michigan
Ey Ulne
Gibson
Whitman
Hale Price
SY Deodorant
Ian Angel
Tussy
Clare City Commission
Glen Cain
David Adams
Clare Stockyards
Jochen
The
Methodist Church
MYF
WCRM
Salisbury
Marshall Reed
Cobo Hall
MSU
Clare Sentinel
Tom Brockway
Thomas Brockway
Marlin Alexander
Alexander Shoe Store
Member
Federal Reserve System
Feders Deposit Insurance Corp
Twist Co
GOP
Buick
Ais Ae Bs
Tim Cotter
1200 N. Main, Clare