Zenobia OES Special Meeting For Initiation May 15
Zenobia Chapter OES holds a special meeting Thursday evening May 15 for initiation. All members urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
14
Zenobia Chapter OES holds a special meeting Thursday evening May 15 for initiation. All members urged to attend.
Lee Coulter of Flint died suddenly on May 6 1958 after returning from Florida with his wife Bessie Mater Coulter. Born April 13 1892 in Clare county he was a Ferris Institute graduate and WWI veteran. He leaves two daughters Barbara Easton Washington DC and Margaret Stout Trenton Michigan along with eight grandchildren and many relatives. Services were held at Groves and Company Memorial Chapel and burial was at Sunset Hills Cemetery with memorial gifts for a new Methodist church.
Angus D. McDonald died of a heart attack at his daughter Mrs. Harriet Naumes home. Born July 25 1884 in AuGres Michigan he worked over 35 years with Michigan Limestone and Chemical Company and lived near Farwell since 1949. Survived by wife and five grown children two sisters and a brother seven grandchildren and many relatives. A Requiem High Mass was noted.
Julius D. Gendregske of Frost township died suddenly at home early Sunday morning May 11 from a heart attack at age fifty five. Born April 2, 1903 in Saginaw he married Marjorie Horden on February 27, 1933. He leaves his wife three sons Lynn John Patrick and three daughters Sally Shelly, plus three sisters and three brothers. Interment followed a May 14 Requiem High Mass at SS Peter and Paul Church Saginaw with Msgr. John J. Sonefeld officiating.
Tar pitch turpentine and other resin products from the south's longleaf and slash pines were once called naval stores due to ship use. Now these resins power a wide range of industries including soaps plastics and related goods.
Last rites were performed for Mr. McDonald Tuesday at St. Cecilia's Church here and burial followed in St. Cecilia's Cemetery. Arrangements were by Doherty Funeral Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Northen were honored on their 25th wedding anniversary with a party hosted by Mrs. Helen Northen Saturday May 3 at Mt. Vernon Grange Hall. Guests from Elm Hall Sumner Whaca Midland Farwell and Clare enjoyed cards shuffleboard and gifts.
Regular meeting called to order by Mayor Seiter with roll call showing present Burdo Haley Schroeder Nivison Seiter and absent none Minutes of April 10 read and approved Building permits for Alfred Smith Henry Kinsel Sanford Mott Kendell Wood Tony Wedal Kathryn Dunlop John Thatcher and Lois Schaaf approved City bills approved Mayor Seiter Haley group adjourns Nivison appointed mayor by commission State elections director directs two precincts and one more voting machine. proposal for Sinclair Refining Co gas price accepted Draft ordinance to govern burning of trash in alleys directed Dance permit for Kenneth and Helen Barnes granted for 1958 Class C and SDM licenses.
The Clare City Commission approved Mayor Gerald Wilvision's recommended appointments to boards and committees. New Cemetery Board members are Joe Johnston Clyde Harris Edw White William Maxwell. Board of Review members Albert Haley Paul Schroeder John Hall Gerald Nivison. Board of Supervisors members Albert Finley Dan Burdo John Hall Gerald Nivison. Planning and Zoning Commission members Howard Everts Alfred Austin Nick Jabour Neilan Cradit John Hanson Lance Thayer.
Walter Sebastian Jankowski aged 35 of Clare was charged with larceny by conversion after a $2036.94 shortage found at Cavalier Gas Station where he served as manager. He was arraigned by Justice William B. Dunlop, pled not guilty and was bound over to Circuit Court with bail set at 2500. He remained jailed after failing to post bail.
Rensler Alexander Carr born March 25 1876 in La peer Michigan died April 26 1958 in Chesaning Rest Home Chesaning Michigan aged 82. He worked with his father in a lumber mill and lived in Gladwin Clare and Detroit before joining Calvary United Missionary Church. Funeral services were April 29 at the Eagle Church of God with interment at Cherry Grave cemetery.
Miss Lenna Parzych and John Ace Winter were married at St. Mark's Church Warren on April 19 in a ring ceremony. The bride wore white Chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil and carried a lace Bible with a white orchid. Delphine Wisniewski served as maid of honor. The couple plans a honeymoon in the New England states and will reside in East Detroit.
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