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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1953

Page

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Softball Title Chase Hints At Clare County League

Preseason views on Clare County Softball League race see Dover anchored by Burke Rilett. Veterans, sponsors, and new teams loom as expansion to eight or nine teams is expected. Openers Janesville? No. June 1 arclights promise a floor show and Class C team prep under Art Lilly with potential local talent backing.

Clare County Dover Burke Rilett Mel Leader Thie Scott Drilling Cradit Fiallis Haggart Dan McDonald Bill Myself Fordsmen Art Lilly Art

Two Couples Attend Legion Meeting Sunday in Prudenville

Mr and Mrs Conrad Walker and Mr and Mrs Peter Creguer attended the Tenth District business meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary in Prudenville on Sunday. Department president and secretary Bernice Collins and Bertha Proestel were present. A regular Auxiliary meeting is planned for Monday May 11 in the Legion room at city hall and all members are urged to attend.

Conrad Walker Peter Creguer Prudenville American Legion and Auxiliary The Legion Auxiliary Bernice Collins Bertha Proestel Auxiliary Legion Room City Hall Aitizens

Group Meets At Ray Fary Home Mt Pleasant Achievement Day

A meeting of Group 1 took place Tuesday evening April 28 at the Raymond Fary home in Mt Pleasant. Eleven members shared a book for the Achievement Day display and a Wool Mending lesson was given by Mrs Beale and Mrs Corsant. Refreshments were served by Mrs Don Young and Ida Bellows.

Clare Raymond Fary Mt. Pleasant Beale Corsant Don Young Ida Bellows

Deaths Mrs. Robert Wilson of Brinley Michigan

Mrs. Robert Wilson died in a Sault Saint Marie hospital on January 6 1968 at age 78. Born May 20 1875 in Isabella county to Andrew and Anna Willey she was predeceased by her first husband Samuel Northey and one son. Survived by her husband two step-sons and a step-daughter. Burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery April 8 1952 with prayers by Rev Beery. Russell Thurston handled arrangements.

Robert Wilson Brinley Michigan Sault Saint Marie Andréw Anna Willey Isabella County Samuel Northey Cherry Grove Cemetery Beery Russell Thurston

Race Relations Study By Roger Brinkerhoff

Roger Brinkerhoff and twelve high school students completed a Southern tour visiting Louisville Nashville Memphis and Jackson to study race relations. They faced flood and tornado conditions but found broad interest in desegregation cases before the Supreme Court. Roger offers talks about the trip to groups.

Roger Brinkerhoff Deep South Clare Louisville Kentucky Nashville Memphis Tennessee Jackson Mississippi Missouri Huntingington Indiana Michigan Conference of Congregational Christian Churches Roger United States Supreme Court

Prize Winning Band Will Take Stage May 15 Concert

CHS hosts its annual Spring Concert on May 15 in the school auditorium under Harold Collins. The program features The Beginners Band The Junior Band and The Senior High School Band with varied selections from Shadowland Waltz to March of the Trojans and Grandpa's Clocks. Tickets go on sale soon from band members.

CHS Harold Collins Shadowland Taylor Shennette Ribble Fillmore Bennett Buchtel Grundman Walters Zipeuner Noel Coward Yoder van Buskirk Helena Polka Leonardh Lee Sowle

Society page photos to appear next week

The Sentinel apologizes for missing engagement and bride elect photos on this week's society page. Pictures and engravings were en graver delayed in transit and now plans call for their inclusion in next week's edition.

the Sentinel Society

Stamp Out Bangs and T. B. In State Program

Michigan continues Bangs and tuberculosis control in cattle with ABR milk ring testing and blood tests. A statewide network uses a mobile lab in 27 counties, targeting rapid herd screening and identification of infected cattle to prevent spread.

T. B Michigan Lee Davisson Michigan Department of Agriculture Bang R.L. Alkire U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry Michigan “Department of Agriculture Nothern Lower Peninsula Tvalier Laboratory Reed City Osceola County Alpena Alcona Iosco Osceoa Montmorency Cheboygan Presque Isle Arenac Clare Crawford Roscommon Missaukee Osceola Lake Mason Antrim Charlevoix Emmet Otsego Manistee Muskegon Oceana Barry Bay Montcalm Ottawa Tuscola Eaton Calhoun Isabella Newago Kent

Pioneers Suffer 0-7 No-Hitter by Oilers

Clare Pioneers drop to 3-3 after a 7-0 loss to the Mt. Pleasant Oilers. Oilers pitcher Terry Kniffen threw a no-hit no-run game, while Clare's Td Wichert allowed seven errors in a rough defensive night. The setback comes amid a season with shaky fielding and a canceled game with Gladwin High School.

Clare Pioneers Mt. Pleasant Oilers Terry, Kniffen Pioneers Clare Td Wichert Gladwit High School

Charles Cooper Elected To VFW Post In District

An Eleventh District VFW convention at AuGres elected officers. Charles Cooper was named District Senior Vice Commander and Mrs. Clarice Bellows became Auxiliary secretary. Walter Jacobs and S C Winters were elected Commander and Jr Vice Commander respectively. Merle Hopper addressed the convention on TB patient bed needs and VA medical cost reductions.

V.F.W Consention Charles Cooper Clarice Bellows Neilan Wisler Ida Mary Loomis Jarvis Ferwell Bellows Walter Jacobs Bay City S. C

Sixteen seniors earn scholastic honors for Class of 1953

Superintendent Thomas Carrp bell announces that sixteen of sixty three seniors achieved senior honors with a B average or higher. The named students include Wayne Irwin Ruth Chapple Mary Sanford Suzanne Irving Leon Dull Robert Jackson Theodore Hoersch Avondalee Barber Beverly Winter Eugene Newman Gayla Hochstetler Marina Kaffez Madeline Stiter Brockway Mary Murphy Don Magnus Patrisiana Cox and others in three rows.

Thomas Carrpbell Gayla Hochstetler Frank Hochstetler Marina Kaffez Ats Sreeko Kaffez Madeline Stiter Brockway David Seiter Mary Murphy Mes Jack Murphy Don Magnus Henry Magnus Patrisiana Cox Lester Cox Lee Sowle

Luncheon Honors Mothers At St. Cecilia�s Guild

St. Cecilia�s Home and School Guild hosted a mother and daughter luncheon in the church basement with about 250 attendees. Mrs. Nick McConnell presided, Jean Bowler toasted mothers, Marina Kajser read a Temple Bailey piece, and Mrs. Louisa Bowler led entertainment.

St. Cecilia’s St. Cecilia's Home and School Guild Nick McConnell Jean Bowler Marina Kajser Temple Bailey Louisa Bowler Linda Casteel John Doherty Ben Tomaski Harry Cornell Lake Szuba Mother McCree Heaven Ethel Gleason Agnes Gleason

Dow AC Team Begins Outdoor Drills for NIFL Opener

The Dow AC fastball squad continues outdoor drills ahead of the National Industrial Fastball League season opener on May 24 in Pontiac against General Motor Truck. Manager Jimmy Walsh hopes improving spring weather will help, with a tentative home date in Midland set for Saturday June 6.

Dow AC General Motor Truck Pontiac Jimmy ‘Walsh Midland

Isabella Soil Conservation District Meeting May 11

The Isabella Soil Conservation District will hold its monthly meeting on May 11 at the Mt. Vernon Grange Hall at 8 00 am. All cooperators and wives in the northeast quarter of the county are invited. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.

Isabella Soil Conservation District Mt. Vernon

Krell Wins Re-Trial in Hereford Cattle Suit

A Clare County circuit court jury rules in favor of Leland Krell in a four day retrial over 94 head of Hereford cattle sold to John Kober and Sons of Sparta. The verdict orders $14,794.75 to Krell, while the Kobers had claimed the stock differed from what was ordered. The case, heard before visiting Judge Karl K. Leibrand, cites market changes and alleged stock substitutions as factors.

Leland Krell Clare County John Kober Krell Ihobers Robers Robert J. Curry Saginaw Kober

City Officials Instructors Visit Government Class

Mayor Howard Everts and City Treasurer Alex McKinnon served as guest instructors for Mr. Arndt's Government class on Thursday April 30. They discussed local government issues and related city concerns with the students.

Howard Everts Alex McKinnon Mr. Arndt Elasa

Scholarship War By Gayla Hochstetler

Gayla M Hochstetler and four other area seniors will enter Michigan State College for fall term 1953 on MSC scholarships. The awards cover tuition for one year with possible renewal for four years. The announcement, from Lansing, cites scholastic achievement leadership and school contributions as criteria. Gayla participates in many activities and belongs to the National Honor Society.

Gayla M Hochstetler Clare High School Michigan State College Hast Lansing Michigan ‘High School Richard Atkinson Harrison Doreen Wirtz Gladwin Orviene First Rosebush Mt. Pleasant High School Claude Orvis Marion Township J. .Robert Stewart MSC Gayla

Harvey Wilson Dies at 81 After Second Stroke

Horace Harvey Wilson born September 25 1871 in Ontario lived in Michigan and Clare county. He worked for Pere Marquette Railway 16 years and on farms in Clare Mecosta and Sheridan. He married Cora Luella Smith in 1907 and faced heart disease and strokes before passing April 28.

Horace Harvey Wilson George Sarah Jane Wilson Huron County Ontario Clare Gee St. Clair County Michigan Sanilac County Mecosta County Pere Marquette Railway Company Cora Luella Smith Sheridan Township Mecosta Clare County Saginaw Wilson

Atom Bomb Radar Rocket United In Guided Missile Program

The Army merges atomic artillery supersonic rocket and radar into a guided missiles program now in production. General J Lawton Collins notes integration into weapons pattern while training and field deployment proceed with Nike Honest John Corporal variants and White Sands support.

Army Tange Field Artillery Army Ordnance Corps S. Super-Armaments J. Lawton Collins Sile White Sands Proving Ground Collins Universifies Ordnance Signal Corps

Driver Training Course Is Popular in Clare High

Clare High School opened enrollment with 332 students on May 1. Next September at least 62 seniors 73 juniors 103 sophomores and 94 freshmen are expected. Freshmen and sophomores will get first choice for driver training and Agriculture IV will be added to the curriculum. French I and Dramatic are preparing courses to be offered.

Clare High School Arndt

DeMolay Holds District Meeting In Clare

About 100 DeMolay members from District Three gathered in Clare May 2 and 3 for their annual meeting hosted by the Glen F. Sanford Chapter. Activities included registration, an initiatory degree, a social dance, church welcomes, a Masonic dinner, and election of three district officers Blair Letter won Junior Councilor while other chapters elected Master and Senior Councilors.

Clare Glen. F. Sanford Jay Lehr Claré Phil Foltz Mt. Pleasant Fred Koerker Midland

Michigan To Host 1953 County Fairs And Expositions

The Michigan Department of Agriculture announced 1953 fair dates. Highlights include Lake Odessa July 3 4 Jonia Free Fair August 8 15 Midland County August 18 22 Gladwin County August 25 28 Isabella County August 26 29 Mt Pleasant September 19 Saginaw County September 13 19 and Clark County Harrison September 15 19. The list comes from Clarence L Bolander.

Clarence L.bolander Michigan Department of Agriculture Jonia Lake Odessa

Methodist Youth Convocation Held May 1953 at Yovia Fair Grounds

The Michigan Conference Methodist Youth Convocation drew about 1200 youth from districts. Local attendees included Joyce Holbrook Lida Belle Bickwell Janice Hintz Shirley McKay Linda Jones Sherry Elgar David Moffat Wayne Miller with drivers Mr and Mrs James Yeo and Mr and Mrs Jay Bellingers.

Michigan Yovia Free Fair Grounds Yoyce Holbrook Lida Belle Bickwell Janice Hintz Shirley McKay Linda Jones Sherry Elgar David Moffat Wayne Miller James Yeoroa Jay Belliners

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Depesters Champs Legion Meeting Ray Fary Home V.F.W. Post Wayne Irwin Ralph Irwin Ruth Chapple William Chapple Mary Sanford Burton J Isabella Soil Conservation District Meeting Harvey Wilson Blair Seiter Methodist Osebush Lake Churches Ruth Mellway Farwell
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