Vote To Reelect WSCS Officers At Center Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Earl Grace's home with devotions on the 100th Psalm. Read article I Be Happy Is from Classmate. Reports on the Big Rapids District spring meeting in Alma. Nomination chair Mrs. Wilferd Stilgenbauer presented a slate. officers unanimously reelected. New nominating chairman Mrs. Morval La Lone chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
Center Church
Earl Grace
Grace
Oliver House
Dale
Sadie Schutt
Ida Johnson
Orrin
Big Rapids
Alma
Wilferd Stilgenbauer
Morval la Lone
Presbyterian Youth Meeting Seeks Play Presentation
The Presbyterian Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening with Miss Sylvia Neff as guest, Ralph Lickert presiding. Tone Seiter gave devotions, Irene Seiter led recreation, and plans were made for a future play. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Youth Fellowship
Sylvia Neff
Ralph Lickert
Tone Seiter
Irene Seiter
Center Church MLF Meeting Plans Pancake Supper
The Center Church youth group met Sunday evening at 7 30 for a period of recreation. Tom Cameron called the meeting to order Lavern Hoover gave the devotions and Duval First led singing. Plans for a Pancake Supper were discussed but no definite date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Church
Tom Cameron
Lavern Hoover
Duval
Rosebush Briefs Highlight Family Visits and Local Events
Sunday gatherings feature Decker and Clayton Thomson with Rev. R O Thomson in Royal Oak and San Dusky, while Polled Hereford Sale attendees visit Higbees Farm in Ionia. Local families share Mothers Day visits, dinners, and church events across Clare, Grand Lake, Alma, Farwell, Mosherville, and Coleman. The Oakridge Farm Bureau plans a May 17 meeting at Earl House’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Thomson
Royal Oak
Clayton Thomson
Sandusky
R. O. Thomson
Wilford Stilgenbatter
Darwin Johnson
David Bellinger
Higbee’s Farm
Ionia
Robert Campbell
Clare
Albert Campbell
Jess Miller
Bonnie
Effie Pifer
Grand Lodge
Glen Pifer
Morris Pifer
Flint
Albert Rube
William Archambault
James Cline
Alma
Bill Schaeffer
Carl Wurts
Albert Leighton
Gaylord
Arnold Bidwell
Orrin
Stuart Denslow
Brenda
East Lansing
Rufus Powell
Glen Powell
Farwell
Kenneth Schrock
Pleasant
Ida Johnson
Herb Cairns
Wes. Delamarter
Coleman
Joe Hrdlovich
Ambrose Hrdlovich
Robert Sanderson
Midland
Hrdlovich
Vern Funnell
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Oakridge Farm Bureau
Earl House
Cliff Prout
Ray Prout
Roger Abbey
Jerry Halfman
Mosherville
Proposed School Millage Shows Lower Tax Than Many Nearby Districts
A letters page notes support for a $420,000 building program at Brookwood Elementary and high school additions. It compares local debt and operating millages with area districts, arguing Clare remains below peers despite a two mill debt retirement request, citing a 1959-60 state median of 16.4 mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Gladwin
Alma
Baldwin
Barryton
J. Beaverton
Blanchard
Cadillac
Coleman
Ewart
Farwell
Harrison
Lake City
Marion
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Nottawa
Remus
Shepherd
Weidman
Letter to the Editor on School Bond Tax Protest
A reader argues for funding public schools despite tax fears. They compare past hardship with present luxuries and urge voters to support up-to-date schools to provide lasting education for children, noting Michigan as a wealthy state and stressing the need for better educational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neck of
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Michigan
Community Notes Highlight Mothers Day Gatherings
East Lansing residents and neighbors from Beaverton Ithaca Flint Saginaw and Mt Pleasant spent time with relatives and friends over Mothers Day weekend. Local church events recognized both the oldest and youngest mothers with plants at Center Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Neff
East Lansing
Albert Neff
Floyd Graham
Albert Campbell
John Jacobs
James Lawler
Mary Lou
Ralph Lickert
Forrest Lickert
Beaverton
Darwin’ Johnson
Ruth Mack
Three Rivers
George Schieder
Ithaca
Lois Graham
Matt McConnell
Joe White
J. D. McConnell
St. Mary's Hospital
Saginaw
Lloyd Spaulding
Grayson Spauld
Gerald Cameron
Tom
Willard Morrison
Marietta
Graham
Cameron
Darwirh Johnson
Earl House
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Northern Beef Breeders’ Association
Gaylord
Oliver House
George Nestle
Morval LaLone
Sadie Schutt
Ida Johnson
U.con
St. Johns’Parish
Mt. Pleasant
Glen Stilgenbauer
Carolyn
Myrna Lee Graham
Alvin Wood
Herb Cairns
A. Md Farland
Colemari
Rotary Study Abroad Fellowships Open for Clare Students
Rotary Club of Clare announces 1961-62 Rotary Foundation Fellowship with full transportation education and living expenses. Applicants must reside in Clare single aged 20 to 29 and hold a college degree or be in junior or senior year with high scholastic record and language fluency. Selection highways include district clubs within 32 clubs in the Saginaw valley area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Foundation
Clare
Leslie Nevins
Rotary
Rotary Club ‘of
Saginaw Valley
School Bond Plan Promises Cafeteria Lunches and Vocational Shops
May 20 vote targets a 420000 package including fire safety upgrades and a central kitchen feeding up to 1000 students daily. The plan adds shop facilities and vocational equipment at the high school, with music facilities under the enrichment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wheeler
Also Mentioned on This Page
WSCS
Presbyterian Youth Meeting
M.ly.f
Rosebush
Watce
Hamilton
Vantage Electric
Fed
Mrs. D. McConnell
Mothers and Daughters of
St. Cecilia's
Wedgewood
Doherty
Mass
Tony Branigan
Carolyn Seller
Florence Robinette
Nancy Knight
Arlene Gorr
Elaine Burdo
St. Cecilia's School
Bob Beck
Mary, Joyner
Dale Drake
Becky Jean Murphy
Gene Murphy
Stuba
Struba
Dominic McConnell
McConnell
Altar Society
Guild
Mt.’ Pleasant
Sruba
Citizens Committee
Brookwood
the Citizens Committee
IRDER
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Acta
The
Citizens State Bank
J. Stuart Bicknell
Federal, Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Clare and
Makeum
Firestone
Whitewall
Family Service
North U.S
and Morton Oil Company
Harrison, Michigan
Speedway
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