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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1956

Page

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Important City Decisions Await Commissioners To Be Elected

Three city commissioners face election on Monday April 2 with five candidates vying for three seats Incumbents Cooper and Walters seek re election The others are Paul Schroeder Gerald Nivison and Ken Roe Dale Groves does not seek re election Major issues include city hall enlargement street work a new water well millpond flood project annexation plans and future ballot action Also unopposed incumbent William B Dunlop seeks Clare Justice of Peace with salary increase to 3200 per year

Charles Cooper Robert Walters Cooper Walters Paul Schroeder Clare Sentinnel Gerald Nivison Millpond Rod and Gun Club Monnays William B. Dunlop Clare Justice of Peace Office of Justice of Peace Clare

Plan for Six County Child Guidance Clinic Discussed

Representatives from Harrison Mt Pleasant Farwell and Clare met at Clare High School Friday evening to discuss establishing a six county child guidance clinic. They planned fundraising and committees, with Lenard Schwanz Clare county School Superintendent, to service emotional and mental disturbances in school children and possibly locate the clinic at Mt Pleasant for central access.

Harrison Mt. Pleasant Farwell Clare Clare High School Clare County Lenard Schwanz

Rose Neff Leads Clare Women’s Bowling Tourney Tilt

Rose Neff of Mt. Pleasant set a new all events mark with 1510 in the Clare Women’s Bowling tournament. Lee Jackson led singles with 613 while Edna Roth of Harrison had 608, and Jean Jabour topped handicap with 1762 in All-Agents. Clare County Cleaver moved to second in team standings as the event heads to April 7–8 finish.

Clare Rose Neff Mt. Pleasant Lee Jackson Fran Shelander Edna Roth Harrison Jean Jabour Clare County Cleaver

Death Claims Eugene Fisher in Pontiac

Eugene Fisher 59 of Pontide died after a three day illness in Pontiac hospital. He was the son of Mrs Minnie Fisher and brother of Mrs George Bryant. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Huntoon Funeral Home in Pontiac with burial in White Chapel Cemetery. His wife had died about three years ago.

Ward Eugenie Fisher Pontide Minnie Fisher George Bryant Robert Seiter Pontiac Huntoon White Chapel

Amateur Show Auditions Set for April 6 at Clare High

Auditions for the annual Ama teer Show will be held April 6 in the Clare High School auditorium at 7 pm. Participants are urged to prepare acts and bring any required materials for judging.

Clare High School S Pn

Clare Public Schools Schedule Two Breaks Before May Activities

Vacation plan notes no regular spring break but two short breaks precede May events. Easter recess includes Good Friday and the Monday Tuesday after Easter. A second student holiday on April 18 coincides with teachers attending the Regional Michigan Educational Association sessions in Bay City and other cities.

Byven Clare Public Schools Michigan Educational Association Bay City Clare Detroit East Lansing Midland Mt. Pleasant Pinconning Traverse City

Safety Advice Offered As Tornado Season Approaches

The Weather Bureau plans stronger warning services for the 1956 tornado season with more instruments and faster communications. At Clare Rotary the film on tornado conditions was shown, and officials urged taking shelter in basements or reinforced buildings and lying in a ditch if necessary. Hugh Hogan spoke on credit and addressing student debt awareness at the Clare Rotary luncheon.

United States Weather Bureau Clare Weather Bureau Rotary Hugh Hogan Mt. Pleasant Meé Pleasant

T Remember by the Oldtimers

A reminiscence collection recounts family labor on farms in Tennessee and Oklahoma. It shares memories of sheep shearing geese feather beds corn shucks bonnets and nut gathering with notes from Lena Carter of Kansas and Harmon John Newberry a retired railroad conductor tied to California and the Santa Fe Trail.

Kathy Kuntz Carrier Oklahoma Tennessee Dad Mom Lena Carter Galena Kansas Harmon John Newberry Harmon Newberry California Grandpa Harmon Santa Fe McAllister

Harrison News Page Teases Society and Sports Briefs

Inside pages feature society notes and briefs including city items, Lake News, sports updates and church notices. The reel of sections lists Pages 2 3 8 9 12 and ads plus comics in the local paper.

Harrison Parnell Society Rosebush Ba Lake Church Arin

Lester Stinchcombe dies aged 56 in Farwell

Lester Stinchcombe born October 27 1899 Farwell died March 21 at age 56. He leaves wife Blanche son Don two Detroit sisters Mrs Mack Whitldge and Mrs Vern Handley two granddaughters Linda Poiela three aunts and many relatives. Funeral services were by Rev Leslie Nevins and burial at Surrey Cemetery.

Lester Stinchcombe Farwell Blanche Don Mack Whitldge Vern Handley Detroit Linda Poiela Emma Pierce Clio Florence Horn Burys Strong Warwell Lester James Stinchcombe Leslie Nevins Surrey Cemetery

Death of George T. Tope in Clare after long illness

George T. Tope of Clare died at home on Mckinar Street Saturday evening, March 34, after a five year illness from a heart condition. Funeral services were held today March 26 at Stephenson's Funeral Home with Rev W Brinkman officiating. Burial followed in New Cumberland Cemetery, West Virginia.

George T. Tope Clare Mckinar Street Stephenson Howie Rev.w. Brinkman New Cumberland West Virginia

Thirteen Rural Districts Ready for Annexation to Clare

Thirteen rural districts have filed letters with Clare School Superintendent Richard Wheeler signaling readiness to annex into a reorganized district. Clare and adjoining boards plan resolutions, approvals, and a potential vote after various administrative steps with the county and state education departments.

Clare Richard Wheeler Colonville Andersonville Brewer Dover Eagle Pratt Randall Redner Wildcat Clara Clare High School Clare School Board County School Board State Department of Instruction Clare Board

Retirements Highlight Davys Employees Long Time Service

Mrs. Iva Fisher retires after thirteen years at Davys on March 1 as coworkers mark her birthday with a dinner and gifts. Matilda Lange, after more than forty years, retires April 1 with a pre birthday gift and a blanket. Bingo prizes and new part time clerks noted as changes begin April 1.

Iva Fisher Davys Matilda Lange

Twin Elms Club to Open April First with Demos as Owner

New owner Chris Dento formerly of Pontiac announced Twin Elms Country Club will open April 1 with redecorating done but no grand opening yet. Demo plans further improvements during the year. Harry Coney will maintain greens, coming from Midland Country Club after eight years there. The Demos, including two children, will move this summer and build a home. brother in law Robert Smith of Pontiac will join as greenskeeper. Green fees remain the same as previous years. Claude and Irene Williams were former Twin Elms owners.

Demo Harry Coney Twin Elms Midland ‘Country Club Pontiac Clara Ken Roe Demos Deno Hig Robert Smith Smith Claude Irene Willams Twin Elms

Easter church services spread across Clare area

churches in Clare and nearby towns promote Holy Week events and Easter programs. Catholic, Baptist, Congregational, Methodist and other denominations schedule masses, sunrise services, special music, infant dedications, and Easter sermons with communal meals and youth activities through Easter Sunday.

Clare

Play Practice Resumes at CHS Theatre Event

Dramatics class at CHS resumes after illnesses thin ranks last month. Nearly full attendance now as rehearsals restart. Save dates April 19 and 20 for an evening of good high school theatre.

CHS

Girl Scouts Help Easter Lily Sales Drive

Eight girl scouts circulated Easter Lily cannisters in Clare businesses collecting 93 dollars in four hours. From Troop 10 Edith Heng Cora Tennyson Pam Heng Susan Chipman Carla Brasington Linda Castile. Troop 7 Sharon Beemer Carolyn Bau der worked from 10 to 12 and 1 15 to 3 15 selling lilies for the Crippled Children fund. Mrs Betty Marotzke and Mrs Robert Beemer led the troops. Directors thanked the Scouts for their efforts.

Clare Edith Heng Cora Tennyson Pam Heng Susan Chipman Carla Brasington Linda Castile Sharon Beemer Carolyn Bauder Crippled Children Fund Betty Marotzke Robert Beemer Waster Seal-Crippled Children Fund

Isabella County Safety Council Meeting Scheduled

The Isabella County safety council will meet Tuesday April 3 at 8 a.m. in the Municipal Court Room in Mt. Pleasant. Persons interested in safety promotion in Isabella County are invited to attend and become a member of the Safety Council. There are no dues.

Isabella County Safety Council Mt. Pleasant Isabella County Safety Coucil

Celebrated 93rd Birthday at Masonic Home Alina

S. H. Nelson aged 93 celebrated at the Masonic Home in Alina where he resides. He came to this country from Sweden at age ten, attended Ferris Institute, and served as a depot agent for Pere Marquette then C&O. Knight Templar and Blue Lodge member, he moved to the Masonic Home in 1941 and remains active. he has two sons, two daughters, thirteen grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren.

S. H. Nelson Stuart Bicknell Alina Nelson Sweden Ferris Institute Ferris Farwell Manistee Pere Marquette Railroad C & O Railroad Blue Lodge Hve

County 4 Hers To Show Work On April 20

Clare county winter clubs will hold their annual exhibit and achievement day at Harrison High School gymnasium. Exhibits are set Thursday evening or Friday morning with judging Friday afternoon. A program begins at 8 o clock Friday evening.

Methodist Church Donald. Holbrook Woman’s Society of Christian Service Mary A. Sanders Bay City County Clare County Harrison High School

One Man Crime Spree Suspect Arrested in Clare Case

Edward William Church, 20, of Coleman waived examination in Clare Municipal Court on grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing a car on Saturday. He was bound over to the circuit court for trial on $1,000 bond following a crash on US-27 and subsequent hospitalization. A pretrial report notes additional cash theft from a Clare home.

Coleman Clare Edward William Church Claré Hospital Church Gloré Jake Zimmerman Pete Community Hospital Mt Pleasant Clare Hospital Wallace Johnson Joohnson Grady William B. Dunlop Clare County Harrison Glenford Roebuck Barryton Alchohol Justice Court Charles Ford Evart Cat’ Ag Ford

Coach Bakers Entertain Team At Dinner

Clare High School coach Robert Baker and Mrs Baker hosted a dinner Thursday evening March 22 honoring the Varsity basketball team and staff. Eighteen men attended and Coach Baker received a gift as appreciation for his efforts.

Robert Baker Clare High School

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Eugene Fisher Preston H. Johnson Isabella Counties THE Oldtimers L. Stinchcombe Vernon Wilson Herring Phinnisey Vernon Centery Wise Loomis Arthur Brand Hatton Brown Grant West Grant McKinley Sheridan Balsley Carrow O'Connor George Larry Elfrieda E. Larry Fifth St 83Rd Ordnance Battalion American Red Cross Erma Rutter Mrs. Fisher Emma Rutter Donna Nevins Fisher Low Elsie Cagsidy Helen Welch Evangeline “Rohm Migs Lange Mazie Mayer Zee’ Alexander Fannie Yeoman Cassidy Rohm Moffitt Twin. Hime Chris Dento Tre Ore Claré Business Places Clare Chamber of Commerce Gerrit Schut Clare Baptist the Baptist Church WCEN St. Cecilia Church of the Nazarene Congregational Church Hugh Kennedy Kenneth Mack Arthur Center Eagie of God Elza Beety Center Bible School Christ Brown Corners Dover Church United Brethren ‘Church E. O Burke Charles, Malson Dove Arthur Cunnningham Jesus Calvary Harry B. Dice L. J. Nevins Methodist Youth Fellowship Safety Council Harlier Freddie William Grady Betty Marceny Gateway Lanes Cafe Coach Bakers
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