Parents Fined for Contributing to Delinquency
A rural Clare couple Mirl Snear and Esther Snear were arrested and charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors after two minors were found roaming the city. They pled guilty and were fined 13.50 each and placed on six months probation. Two youths from Farwell were also arrested for being disorderly. one sentence was deferred for investigation. ]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mirl Snear
Esther Snear
R-4
Wm. B. Dunlop
Dewey Glen
James Powell
Farwell
LaVern Bailey
R-3
St. Louis
Jack Hegle
Ithaca
Batley
Hegle
Bailey
Postmasters to Talk Shop at Harrison May 5
The Tenth District Postmasters of the National Association will hold their Harrison meeting for the first time. Ninety six Heath District postmasters attend with Miss W Mike Fanning as hostess. The program includes F C Middel of Detroit and Detroit supervisors Cuzik and Farr. Inspector Beyer of Chicago will answer questions. A social hour and dinner at Surrey House follow. Dr Sweeney will provide piano. O Kelly of Flint acts as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
National Association
Heath
W. Mike Fanning
Michael Fanning
F. C. Middel
Central Accounting
Detroit
Michigan
Stanley Cuzik
Gurdon P. Farr
Arthur Beyer
Chicago
Surrey House
John A. Trudell
Michigan Parole Board
Joseph Sweeney
Mt. Pleasant
O. Kelly
Flint
Keeper Trout Stocking Aims At 250000 For Season Opener
Conservation officers report nearly 200000 legal-size keeper trout released statewide with a preseason goal of 200000. Northern lower peninsula totals exceed 30k brook 70.5k brown 21k rainbow 19k lake trout. upper peninsula 19.45k brook 7.8k brown 11.2k rainbow. southern third 9.9k brook 3.7k brown 4.9k rainbow. Fingerlings and sub-legal rainbows add 122.5k brook and 40k rainbow in two peninsula regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Mission donation aids Mitaka university teachers program
The International Christian University at Mitaka Japan will receive a Sunday collection gift next Sunday May 6 from the Congregational Church. Rev Oscar Olson announces the funds will aid Christian school efforts. the university trains teachers on a campus whose buildings were once built for war purposes by Japanese militarists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Christian University
Mitaka
Japan
Congregational Church
Oscar Olson
County 4-H Plans County Wide Waste Paper Drive
Clare County Leaders and Parents Association voted to run a county wide waste paper collection to fund the 4-H camp and miscellaneous running costs. Township committeemen will supervise. the drive closes May 26 with deliveries to Harrison Fairground for market. Readers urged to contact their local 4-H leader or community chairman with paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Leaders and Parents Association
Harrison
Sentinel
Farwell Eagles hand Pioneers a no hit shutout by Dysinger
Farwell High School pitcher Dan Dysinger threw a no hit no run game with 10 strikeouts to beat the Pioneers 20 in a Tuesday contest. The Pioneers made seven errors and had four baserunners, while Hollis Haggart caught for Clare and Al Luce started behind the plate for Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell High School Eagles
Bear City
Clare
Coleman
Sacred Heart
Pioneers
Farwell
Dan Dysinger
al Luce
Terwilliger
Bill Stough
Hollis Haggart
Eagles
Dysinger
Worblé
Waldo Hostetler entertains Clare Youth Rally with tricks
Detroit performer Waldo Hostetler told the Clare High School audience that his tricks were not magic and tied each act to a Christian lesson. The event featured music by Alma Rank and local church groups, with praise for Rescue Mission workers and thanks to Superintendent Bates and the Clare School Board. Plans for a May rally are in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Hostetler
Detroit
Clare High School
Waldo
Detroit City
Stickeys
Rescue Mission
Larry Rank
Alma Rank
Temple Church of the Nazarene
Colonville
Supt. Bates
Clare
Delinquency of Minors Meeting in Clare
Local ministers and citizens plan a 7:00 p.m. May 8 city hall meeting following a April 30 discussion on Clare's juvenile delinquency problem. Attendees include clergy leaders, PTA president Mrs. Howard Wyerts, Police Chief Warren Decker, Prosecuting Attorney Harold Hughes, and Chamber of Commerce president Jennings Archambault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Doherty
Noble Davis
Church of God
Leslie J
Decker
Chamber of Commerce
Archambault
Hulis H. Springer
YMCA
Detroit
Fisher Family Donates Flag for City Honor Roll
Mrs. Minnie Fisher of Vernon’s City donates a six by ten foot American flag for use at the city park honor roll. The flag, saved from World War I days at the Fisher store in Farwell, is praised by the City Commission. Eleven grandsons serve in World War II, and one granddaughter, Pvt. Leona Yarbrough, lies with the WAC at Fort Lee. The flag will flank the HMS Clare bronze badge donated by British notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Fisher
Vernon
Fisher
Farwell
Gerald
Douglas
Francis Holmquist
Alfred
Richard Yardbrough
Pontiac
Donald
Ernest Bryant
Clare
Francis Hunt
Ray Cook
Ray Gilmore
Delray Hall
Pvt
Leona Yarbrough
Womens Army Corp
Fort Lee
Virginia
H.M.S. Clare
Lange Accepts City Manager Post At Marysville
William Lange of Norway Michigan resigns as city manager after two years and will take the Marysville Michigan post on the St Marys River between Port Huron and Detroit. He will earn 6000 dollars annually with a 500 dollar raise after six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lange
Marysville
Norway
Michigan
Lange
Clare
St. Mary’s’ River
Port Huron
Detroit
Pocatello
Idaho
Bridge Work Delayed Again on US-27 Over Little Tobacco Creek
Heavy rainfall flooded the US-27 bridge excavation over Little Tobacco Creek delaying concrete pours. Two sump pumps removed water as footing forms were prepared for the twin tunnels. Fifteen tons of steel will reinforce the fourteen inch bottom and ten to twelve inch thick walls. A damaged residential water service line was repaired during the delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Tobacco Creek
Vernon Hill
Eleventh District VFW Convention Sets Harrison May 6
Eleventh District VFW of Michigan convenes May 6 in Harrison with 150 delegates from 24 posts across 13 northeastern counties to elect district officers. Harry Morley of Tawas City is eyed as district commander to succeed John W Miller of Bay City, with other offices also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harrison
V.F.W
Michigan
Harry Morley
Tawas City
John W W. Miller
Bay City
James A. Shand
Detroit
Bay
Midland
Isabella
Clare
Gladwin
Arenac
Iosco
Ogemaw
Roscommon
Missaukee
Crawford
Oscoda
Alcona
Charles Cooper
English Teeth To Outshine Molars Of American Beauties
English teeth promise to outshine American smiles with a new toothpaste that tints gums pink and makes teeth appear whiter. The product is pitched as a beauty aid superior to lipstick for social evenings like the Hunt Ball and Court presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagland
Identical Twin Heifers Trade From Rhodes Farm to MSC
Two identical Holstein twin heifers from Henry and Thomas Rhodes in Sheridan township were traded to Michigan State College for a purebred Holstein cow and two heifers. Bonnie Clare and Rhodes Lassie, both about a year old, join four other twin pairs at MSC for dairy research. The twins, almost entirely white with black markings, were bred and calved the same day and will help scientists study diet and management with a built in control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes Farm
MSC
Bonnie Clare
Rhodes Lassie
Clare County
Michigan State College
Henry
Thomas Rhodes
Sheridan Township
Rhodes
C. I. Hausman
College
Hauftsmann
Twits Ag
Clare Club Women Golfers Schedule at Alma Meeting
Central Michigan women golfers outline the Clare club schedule for spring through August including home and away matches at Alma Portland Mt Pleasant St Johns Ithaca and an invitational. Official club delates were Mrs Wm Lange and Mrs Tim Frey with other members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan Association
Clare’ Club
Alma
Clare
Portland
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan
St. Johns
Ithaca
Delates
Clare Club
Wm, Lange
Tim Frey
John Wicklund
Albert Haley
Norris Blden
Clare-Isabella MEA Officers Elected at Dinner Meeting
The Clare-Isabella District M H L A held a dinner on April 26 at Blanchard. Pearl Farrand of Shepherd was elected president for 1952 53 with Ivah Emery Clare as vice president and Irag Heggleston Rosebush as secretary. Other officers include Robert Bates Shepherd treasurer Ina Davison Clare director and Grace Rinehart Harrison delegate with Lorraine Dalzen Mt Pleasant as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare-Isabella
M.hla
Blanchard
Pearl Farrand
Shepherd
Ivah Emery
Clare
Irag Heggleston
Rosebush
Robert Bates
Ina Davison
M.B.A
Grace Rinehart
Harrison
Lorraine Dalzen
Mt. Pleasant
Gladys Nusbaum
Leota van Every
Irene Clure
Olive Evans
Trah Emery
C. W. Otto
Lansing Chamber of Commerce
Gleaner Secretaries Convene At Keeler Union
District secretaries gathered at Keeler Union Mt Pleasant on April 18 with District Manager Wm Kleinhaus. William Hayward and Rollin D Hough outlined the afternoon program and filing of financial quarterly reports. Hough spoke on Gleanerism and its advantages while Kleinhaus urged life insurance. Harold Hunt joined with issues and solutions. A thank you card honored organizers for the dinner and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kleinhaus
Keeler Union
Central Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
William Hayward
Rollin D. Hough
Financial Quarterly
R.D. ‘Hough
Dist
Harold Hunt
G. R
Kleinhaus
Cancer Campaign Film At Mt. Vernon Grange
The film Self Inspection for Detection of Cancer will be shown at Mt. Vernon Grange Hall on Tuesday May 8 at 8 00 pm. Attendees are asked to bring a dish to pass for the potluck lunch and all ladies are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Brown Corners Soliopl Picnic Date Change
The Brown School picnic at Brown Corners has been rescheduled from Friday May 14 to Thursday May 10 at 6 00 PM sharp.
Clare Public School Adds West Wing And East Shop
School children move into grade rooms in the west wing addition at Clare Public School. The east side addition shop is being relocated and machinery installed as finishing work continues. An open house is expected later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Clare County Sees 102552 From Weight Tax Returns
Weight tax funds totaling 34 729 130 24 are sent to districts statewide for local road work under Act 302 1915 amended. Clare County receives 102 552 71 with nearby counties receiving 90 305 21 to 203 045 95 in varying amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Auditor General’s Department
State Highway Department
Charles M. Zeizler
Clare
Gladwin
Isabella
Mecosta
Missaukee
Osceola
Midland
Roscommon
Morgan Attends Budget Committee Meeting in Lansing
E H Morgan from Clare attended a budget committee session in Lansing on April 26 with about 40 participants. Geoffrey S Childs chaired the meeting as Warren B Cooksey opened the session outlining United Fund goals for efficient campaigns and balanced health and welfare service support across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Admission and Budget Committee
Lansing
BW. H. Morgan
Clare
United Fund Admissions and Budget Committee
Clare County
Geoffrey S. Childs
Saginaw
Warren B. Cooksey
Detroit
Childs
Michigan
Sentinel Want Ads Hit Record Ninth Page Expansion
Sentinel Want Ads reach new peak with eleven full columns on pages 8 and 9. The Bargains and Wants section shows a 25 percent year over year gain, drawing thousands of readers and proving outstanding ad results from strong popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Central Michigan
Local Fishermen Bring Home Bacon in Trout Derby
Fred Parish caught nine brown trout averaging 12 inches in the Tobacco River on Thursday. Stanley's Hi-Speed Station hosted the Trout Derby with leaders Franklin Schaaf rainbow 30 inches Basil Cole brown 20 inches and Jim Nivison brown 1744 inches. The Sentinel invites anglers to report catches by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parish
Tobacco River
Stanley
Franklin ‘Schaaf
Rainbow
Basil Cole
Brown
Jim Nivison
The
Sentinel
Memorial Day Parade Meeting at Clare City Hall
A Memorial Day planning meeting will be held at Clare City Hall at 8 06 p m next Wednesday evening May 9 for all organizations and groups interested in the parade. Local groups are urged to attend to coordinate plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City Hall
Twins From Clare Lead May Induction Quota
Two Clare twins Ronald Jay and Raleigh Ray Adams will leave May 21 for induction as Clare County’s May quota of 2 176 men is set. Both are 21 in June, worked at DuPont Flint, and their family includes nine siblings and two older brothers in service. Other counties also have May inductions and pre physicals plans remain pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Selective Service Board
Michigan
Clare County
Ronald Jay
Raleigh Ray Adams
Clare
R& Who
Clare High School
DuPont Company
Flint
Charles Adams
Robert Edward
Wilbur Roy
Glenn B. Arnold
Isabella
Mecosta
Missaukee
Osceola
Harvey Hartshorn
Selective Service
Seven Injured in Auto Crash Near Harrison
A two-vehicle crash near Harrison injures seven Mt. Pleasant residents riding in a car traveling west on US-166. Dorothy Schuels 36 of AniGres was cited for following too closely after a brake slip led to a collision with a stopped truck driven by Francis Neen wenberg 33 of Traverse. Nine others were injured in a separate crash two miles south of Harrison involving Leo K. Haring 42 of Clare and Gerald Watson 43 of Mt. Pleasant. injuries ranged from head to leg wounds. Damages totaled 918 and a summons issued for yielding right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy R. Schuels
AniGres
Francis Neenwenberg
Traverse
Dorothy Schuels
Neenwenhberg
Mt. Pleasant
Harrison
Leo K. Haring
Clare
Gerald Watson
Mary Watson
Cecilia Watson
H. G. Schnell
Gerry Watson
Lorna Schnel
Duane Schnell
Clare County Tops Michigan Deer Harvest in 1950 Report
Michigan conservation data show Clare County leading with the highest deer harvest. The statewide tally lists Roscommon and Montmorency among top counties, with multiple regions recording 2000 plus kills. The report covers firearm bow and special seasons, detailing counts by county and resident hunter success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Gegebic
Gogebic
Marquette
Iosce
Iron
Clare
Chippewa
Kalkaska
Gladwin
A&ger
Delta
Houghton
Waraga
Dickinson
Mackinac
Menominee
Schocraft
Manistee
Newaygo
Otsege
Presque Isles
Wexford
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Conservation Dept
Christian School
D. Dylinger
Farwell Eagles
City Hall
Mrs. M. Fisher
F.W
James Gee
Lowell
Grand Rapids
Gee
Peta
Ges
Michigan State
Hawffman
Central Michigan‘ Association
Clare-Isabella Dist. M.E.A
Gleaner
Mt. Vernon Grange
Brown School
E. H. Morgan
Deer Kill
Harrison “Karwell
Josephine Brighénti
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