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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1952

Page

5

Rosebush Pupils Attend Mt Pleasant Reading Conference

Rosebush school group led by Mrs. Iris Eggleston attended a Later Elementary Group Reading Conference at Central Michigan College on May 7. Students presented talks on soils the solar system and American Indian life, with porcupine and lamprey demonstrations and original essays on Cassiopeia.

Rosebush Iris Eggleston Central Michigan College Ronnie Stor Herbie Finharty Larry Miller Larry Emily Bowerman Emily Margie Swindlehurst Margie

Annual School Meeting Set for June 9 in Rosebush

The Rosebush Rural Agricultural School district announces its annual school election and business meeting on Monday June 9. Board president Lloyd Spaulding and treasurer Lawrence Robert, both serving since district consolidation five years ago, seek reelection. No other petitions were filed past May 10. Electors may vote 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m. at the school. The business meeting follows at 8:00.

Rosebush Rural Agricultural School Lloyd Spaulding Lawrence Robert

Library displays span grades four through eight

In the fourth to eighth grade rooms under Mrs. Eggleston, a collection of library books was used during the term and displayed at the conference. Teddy Mathews, Mac Frick and Richard Baird assisted with the displays featuring science, conservation and literature posters.

Eggleston Teddy Mathews Mac Frick Richard Baird

Rev W Dunn to Teach in Nebraska

Announcement by Rev Willig Dunn of Rosebush Methodist charge that he has accepted a faculty position at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln Nebraska. He will move with his wife and children Billy and Joan in early June. Congregations of Weidman Center and Rosebush regret his departure after one more year was hoped for.

Willig Dunn Rosebush Dorothy Lowery Jacobs Philip House Robert Neff Lloyd Spaulding Board of Education Willis Dunn Rosebush Methodist Church

Bowen Busy Bee 4H Club Plans Trip to Greenfield Village

The Bowen Busy Bee 4H Club met at the Bowen school with host Mrs Helen Mitterspaugh. Delores Fike president led a business meeting which set a June 12 trip to Greenfield Village near Detroit with about 2 dollars per member. Members wore club polo shirts and Beatrice Cluley will host next meeting.

Bowen Bowen School Helen Mitterspaugh Delores Fike Greenfield Village Detroit Harold Anderson Beatrice Cluley

Isabella-Denver 4 H Club Plans Summer Work

The Isabella-Denver 4 H Club met Monday night with Richard Mumy to plan summer tasks. Officers: President Richard Mumy Vice President Gary Harless Secretary Margie Swindlehurst Treasurer Terry Coughlin Reporter Ann Swindlehurst. Supervisory ladder Mrs Hugh Swindlehurst Junior leaders Ficheard Mumy for dairy and Jim O'Donald for meat animals. Next meeting set for Monday June 5.

Isabella

W S C S Plans Redecoration of Reception Room

The Rosebush W S C S met at the Martin home Wednesday evening with Mrs Jed Reynolds and Ma Ray mond Martin co hosting. Mrs Ralph Miller led the meeting and two delegates were planned for the Bay View conference in late June. Talent money totaling $137 was received for redecorating the reception room. Mrs Ray Martin gave devotions. a salad course was served.

Jed Reynolds Raymond Martin Rosebush W.S.C.S Martin Ralph Miller Bay View Ray Martin

Rosebush Briefs Highlight Local Weekend Visits

Weekend visitors and social calls appear across Rosebush area notes. Families from St Johns Detroit Ithaca and Clare joined locals for dinners, church events, and a tulip festival trip. Several attendees, including Mrs. Thompson and the Godleys, traveled between Farmington Detroit and Traverse City for family and community activities.

New Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Ted Stanway in Alliance

Mr and Mrs Ted Stanway of Alliance Ohio welcomed a seven pound son named Edward Norman born Sunday May 18 in Alliance hospital. Mrs Stanway formerly Hilma House daughter of Mr and Mrs George House.

Ted Stanway Alliance Ohio Alliance Hospital Edward Norman Stanway Hilma

Farm Bureau Backs Legislature Reapportionment Effort

The Walton Farm Bureau meets with thirteen members at Oliver House to discuss a proposed constitutional amendment for statewide reapportionment to give rural areas equal voice with urban districts. They sponsor petitions and hear a talk on Liquors and Narcotics highlighting harms reaching Isabella county schools. Mrs. First hosts refreshments. next meeting set for June 10 at the Morrison home.

Waltoff Orrin Oliver House Ewart Bowerman Wilfred Stilgenbauer Isabella County First Eugene Morrison Walton

Earl House Plans School Board Candidacy at Rosebush

Rosebush resident Earl House age 35 announces his candidacy for the Rosebush Rural Agricultural school board. He will run as a write-in candidate after missing the May 10 filing deadline and will launch an active campaign. Incumbents Lloyd Spaulding and Lawrence Roberts seek re election by June.

Earl House Rosebush Lloyd Spaulding Lawrence Roberts

Memorial Day Observance Planned in Rosebush

Mrs S C G McArthur and her committee announce Memorial Day services at 1 00 p m Friday May 30 on Memorial Field in Rosebush Rev R O Thomson will give a short address and V F W and American Legion members will direct military salutes Flowers will be presented at the Honor Roll by community church representatives Gold Star Mothers will take part in the service.

S. CG McArthur John Varga Claude Bullard Memorial Field Rosebush R. O. Thomson V.F.W American Legionaires Commanity

Poppy Day Activities Planned in Isabella County

Mrs Frank Lynch led a Legionaires meeting at Mt Pleasant home of Mrs Francis Quinlan to finalize Poppy sales set to begin Wednesday May 21 in Isabella county The Rosebush and Weidman areas were coordinated by Mrs Lynch with help from Mrs Jack Trainor

Frank Lynch Legionaires Mt. Pleasant Francis Quinlan Isabella County Lynch Rosebush Weidman Jack Trainor

Interlochen Scholarships Awarded In Michigan Contest

Orriene and Marion MacGuire of this community won half scholarships to Interlochen at a Mt. Pleasant contest. Orriene earned piano honors and Marion vocal honors. Both plan to attend the camp in July.

Orriene Marion Mac-Guire Mt. Pleasant Marion

Rosebush Resident Hurt By Fall

Mrs. Belle Stavely, a prominent Rosebush resident, fractured her arm in a fall in the back yard at her daughter Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick's home northeast of town on Wednesday afternoon. She was to receive X rays and further care this week as this injury was treated.

Bill Elliott St. Johns Robert Elliott Margaret Lane Lake Cottage Floyd Johnson Mt. Pleasant Ida Johnson Dan Morrison Orliene First Stewart Denslow Weidman Holland Duval Larry Fred Marshall Clare Hewitt Thompson Saginaw Lloyd Thompson Will Thompson R. O. Thomson Farmington Detroit Mary Margaret Godley Russell Cowden Fri Klose Archie Patterson Isabelle Klose Kathy Klose Dale Graham Jimmy Floyd William Wild Hisse Wild Ken Cowden Keneane Ithaca Elgin Bean Mr. Pleasant Ralph Stickle Olivet Spencer Stickle Hilsen Coughlin Sacred Heart Academy Crystal Lake Willis Dunn Lloyd Spaulding Jean McElroy Frank Lynch Catholic Daughters of America Traverse City Ernest Ward Lumaryless Fostoria William Cough Belle Stavely Rosebush Margaret Fitzpatrick

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Cancels May Meeting

The Oak Ridge Farm Bureau cancels its May meeting as a mark of respect for Mrs. Andrew Prior who died last week. Mrs. Prior had served as discussion leader for the group.

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Group Andrew Prior Prior

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