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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
12
Circle II schedules two meetings with different hosts. On May 12 at the home of Mrs Dale Barber with Mrs Vir gil Wirt as co host, Circle II will meet. An earlier gathering on May 10 features Mrs Gene Campbell and Mrs Dan Czyzewski hosting Circle IIT.
Regular meeting notes show Mayor Cain presiding with Commissioners Wister Cotter Bradley and Cain present. Agenda items include zoning buffer recommendation for B-1 districts, adjournment, and bills approval. New mayor Tim Cotter elected. Tobacco River pollution concerns and Cleveland Street opening discussed.
Lending institutions recognize that many houses that are structurally sound suffer from obsolete wiring. They usually approve modernization loans for wiring improvements and often extend financing to include electrical equipment and lighting fixtures.
Rural Beaverton residents Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Langworthy and family plus the Justus couple from near Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gardner and their daughters Saturday. West Branch couple Don Wine slow joined Emil’s testimonial dinner. Florida winter guests Leo Gronda and Hillsdale and Elkhart relatives returned home with Willard Dancer hosting Sunday. Terri Wood’s fifth birthday was celebrated in Remus with Bruce Wood and family.
Public notices announce sealed bids to Clare Michigan to furnish one year’s supply of regular and premium gasoline in 500 and 1000 gallon quantities to city tanks. Bids due by 7:00 p.m. May 18 1965 with specifications on distillation recovery octane vapor pressure and gum index. City Manager 3512.
Albert Earl McPhail born June 12 1889 in Isabella County died April 30 1965 at his Clare home 106 West Dunlop Road He spent most of his life in Clare was a farmer then a carpenter member of Woodsman Lodge Grand Traverse and Clare IOOF Lodge He married Lula Belle David in 1910 who survives with four daughters and two brothers and two sisters Funeral services were held Monday at Thurston Funeral Home and burial followed in Vernon Township Cemetery
Frances Anna Hladik born March 8 1920 Chicago Illinois died early Friday April 30 at age 45 after suffering. She married Lloyd Sprague in June 1939 and lived in the area until death. Survived by husband three children Frank George and Dorothy two grandchildren sister Agnes Zimmerman and brothers Steven Jr and Carl Hladik. Funeral held 1 30 p m Sunday May 2 Harrison United Brethren Church with Rev Brady and Rev Wolfe. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
Carl L. Dorsey 76 of Clare died May 3 at Clare General Hospital after months of illness. Born September 21, 1888 in Union City he taught at Ypsilanti Normal and directed Vocational Training in Highland Park schools for 33 years. A pioneer in aviation education he held a private pilot license since 1938. He married Sylvia Hawkins in 1912 and is survived by his wife, daughter Ruth Trazise and two grandsons. Burial followed at Cherry Grove Cemetery with Rev. Raymond L. Norton officiating.
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