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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1954

Page

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Memorial Day Parade and Service Planned for Clare

Memorial Day observances & parade scheduled Sunday with a 2 PM start in Clare. Army Reserve marching detail to join with Clare school band, plus veteran groups from Clare and Farwell in a parade network and church services. Rosebush hosts Memorial Service Monday at Veterans Memorial Field.

Clare Army Reserve Bob Rowley Pettit-Kapplinger Veterans of Foreign Wars P. F. Creguer Farwell Cherry Grove Cemetery Rosebush

Summer Comes to the Diamond drama opens curtain

On Thursday May 20 the drama class staged the one act comedy Summer Comes to the Diamond by Robert Finch. Leo Smith as Cookie the cowboy chef, Bob Gingery as Curly, Eldéan White as the guitarist Stub, John Mickle as Tex, Ray Lippold as Granny, John White as Mr. Houston, Max Milholm as the Stranger Windy, Earl Robinette as Sheriff Lash, with Alice Walters directing the production.

the Diamond Robert Finch Leo Smith Cookie Curly Bob Gingery Stub Eldéan White Tex John Mickle Granny Ray Lippold Mr. Houston Diamond C John White Stranger Windy Max Milholm Sheriff Lash The Law Earl Robinette Alice Walters

Sixth Annual Horsepulling Contest Set for Winn June 6

Isabella county 4 H clubs sponsor a horsepull at Winn Michigan on Sunday June 6 at 1 30 p m Invitations have gone to top team owners across central Michigan with replies daily The Fremont 4 H Clubs led by Mrs Floyd Curtiss will provide refreshments The event features heavy and light weight teams Proceeds go to the 4 H club at Coldwater Lake Mark the date now.

Isabella County Promisses Bert Mellencamp Central Michigan Winn Fremont 4-H

Poppy Drives Announced by Clare Veterans Groups

Memorial Day Poppies appear in Clare as veterans groups launch concentrated drives today and tomorrow. The red flowers fund work for disabled veterans and for widows and children of veterans, with the VFW National Home forDependent Children located in Eaton Rapids, Michigan.

Clare VFW Michigan Eaton Rapids

Remembering Old Times From Readers Across States

Olive Colson recalls a small 1870s log schoolhouse in Kansas with a dirt floor and 25 pupils. Wary memories follow of a Virginia to West Virginia wagon journey in 1890 and a Wisconsin memory of watching grandmother’s butter wagon deliveries.

Olive Colson Mankato Kansas Alma Forshaug Black Earth Wisconsin

Hellcats Win League Championship at Gateway Lanes Banquet

The Gateway Lanes Friday Night League held its annual banquet May 15 at the Surrey House Harrison. Hellcats were champions with Gate way Cafe runners up. High series 525 by Shirley Neff and 222 game by Betty Thatcher. New officers named for next year.

Gateway Lanes Surrey House Harrison Patricia Barbes Gerald Brown Earl Baumgarth Leo Russell Marge Noe Coil Monroe Marble Wilton Laverty Velma Thurston City Association Frances Shelander Sarah Schaeffer Bonnie Bauder Connie McNerney Betty Thatcher Laila Phillips Hellocats Gateway Cafe Hellcats Shirley Neff Eleanor Lehr Marble Citizens State Bank Gateway Nesbitt Arlene Brasington Gateway League Donelda Colosky Theo Spenny Frances Kemp

Rotarians Head to International Convention in Portland

Delegates from the local club sail to Rotary International in Portland Oregon with eight Clare visitors. Official delegate Carleton Garthe leads, joined by alternate Dan McDonald and two others John Schellhas and Gordon McIntosh. Wives accompany the group as they depart this week. Paul Hulischer shows an orient travel film at the meeting.

Rotary Portland Oregon Clare Carleton Garthe Dan McDonald John Schéllhas Gordon McIntosh Orient Paul Hulischer

Memorial Day Holiday Shuts Clare Businesses

Most Clare stores and shops will close Monday May 31 in line with Memorial Day. The Post Office will offer only dispatching service with no deliveries, while the Clare Livestock Auction Yards will hold their usual sale. Postmaster Francis R. Jackson announced the changes.

Clare Bank Clare Sentinel Francis R. Jackson

New Queen Chosen By Dairymen

Michigan selects 16 year old Mary Lou Beal of Three Rivers as dairy queen for June Dairy Month. She beat seven candidates and will reign through next May representing over 75 percent of Michigan farm families with dairy enterprises.

Michigan Mary Lou Beal Three Rivers Petite Mary Lou Charles Beal Marilyn Smith Percy Smith Clare R-4 Marilyn Isabella County Beal C. M. Hardin Michigan State College Luther Leona Himmel Gagetown Carl Weippert Rhoda Lightfoot Harbor Springs Byron Lightfoot Sally Dorr Grass Lake G. P. Dorr Goldie Lane Conklin John Lane Jackie Vanden Heuval Ludington Lansing Dr. Hardin Miss Beal Wolverine MSC

Softball and Baseball Leagues Set to Begin

The County Softball League and two boys baseball leagues announce play starting June 1 at Clare Public School athletic field. Pony League games begin at 7 15 p m June 1 with Little Leaguers opening June 2 at 7 15. Sentinel Sport Page to run regular updates next Friday.

Clare the Sentinel

Clare Rod and Gun Club plans new shooting range

Members and friends held a cleanup Bee at the Clare Rod and Gun Club grounds across from the Clare airport on the Dover road. They discussed trap range work, improvements to Eberhart Park, and approved purchasing a fully automatic trap to boost club activity.

Clare Eberhart Park Bill Case Henry Doll Harrison Ludington Hamlin Lake

Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting Reflects Local Activities

Isabella Pomona Grange met Delwin Grange at the county venue on Wednesday evening May 19. Fred Sexton filled in as Master with Leila Rockett delivering the literary program and Jennings Archambault sharing Florida pictures. Dan Balog led singing and answered a humor quiz as the pot luck lunch concluded. Next Pomona gathering is planned for Mt. Vernon Grange June 28 with a Pomona picnic in mind.

Isabella County Pomona Grange Delwin Grange Grange Fred Sexton Lewis Dawson Leila Rockett Delwin Jennings Archambault Florida Dan Balog

Vacation Bible School Set At Clare Congregational

The Clare Congregational church announces its annual Vacation Bible School from June 7 to June 18. Sessions run 9:00 to 11:46 A.M. each day for children ages 3 through sixth grade. Transport can be arranged by calling 454. Watch this paper for details.

Clare Congregational Church

Clare High School Awards Honor Broad Range of Student Achievements

The annual spring Awards Assembly at Clare High recognizes students across chorus, athletics, and academics. Senior girls Peggy Schug and others receive multi year participation awards. junior varsity and varsity athletes earn numerous honors. Band pins majorette awards and yearbook staff receive recognitions while a new board of all track records is unveiled. Several students achieve high academic honors and leadership roles noted by faculty.

Clare School Peggy Schug Carol Hintz Phyllis Goodenow Jane Jenks Mary, Miller Marilyn Brewer Walt Bay Eldedn White Martha Rogers Twila’ Beery Norris Bay Ruth Coe Barbara Irwin Norlene ‘White George Perry Gerald Armentrout Roger Bates Tom Beatty Don Hanel Pat Pudway Larry Pulcifer Bill Randall Charles Ruby Leon Stanley Frandois Weadle Dexter Hubel Wayne Menthen Jim Dwyer Dean Squires Dick Hemstreet Sam Whitehead Don Bay Bill Drake Fred Haggart Fred Miller Jake Miller Earl Robinette Nard Robinette Hd Wickert Eldean White Bob Sharp Oscar Rulapaugh Bill Siel Arthur Teixeira Carl Schaaf Ken Benchley Dick Beery Don Crawford Ken Ritter Hadley Elgar Nancy Bellows Joyce Archambault Marsie Bryant Roger Brinkerhoff Teixeira C.H.S Lloyd Conley Sally Gillespie Bob Haynak Gloria Milholin Rosemary Zimmerman Marlene Nolan Carol Friesner Kay Ritter Sherry Elgar Cherie Cain John Akins Nancy Neft Martha Lucy David Moffitt Larry Lang Sharon Lang Vernette Dunkle Jean Bowler Jack Mair Helen Akins Marilyn MacQuiston Janet McQuiston Joyce Delamarter Laurene Woodward Margaret Waddington J. J. Seiter Jim Seiter Dick Roe Jan Schaeffer Donna Smith Kay Tice Bonnie Witbeck Louisa Bowler Roger Walter Lydabelle Bicknell Joyce Jones Twila Beery Carolyn Carter Norcutt Agriculture Francis North Bob Brown Norris Bay Bob Barber Joanne Bates Rita Beck Bill Comer Helen Cook Carol ,Mitchell Janet Nevill Mark With Allen Jeanie Bowler Linda Jones Kay Loomis Nancy Neff Martyn Garver Diane Grigg Hileen Grand Francis Northon Seth Ann Spence Cue LaRue’ Dull Bev Thayer Sharon Gaspeny Bonnie Stanley Marilyn Smith Jean Janet Walworth J _ dim Duncan

Sixty Seniors to Receive Diplomas at CHS Commencement

Clare Public Schools will award diplomas to 59 graduates at the spring Commencement tonight at the school. Dr. Carl H. Gross of Michigan State College will address the class. Norris Bay swore in Fred Miller as next year’s student council president. diplomas will be presented by Harold Hughes with tickets required if indoors due to weather.

Nancy Randall Wheeler William White Earline Bowen Clare Public Schools Doris Gerow Carl H. Gross Michigan State College James Duncan Ilass Richard Groves CHS Thomas C. Campbell Board of Education Harold Hughes Campbell

Big Rapids Martiny Lake flood plan clears more hurdles

A Michigan flooding project to link Chippewa River lakes gains momentum after court-set land prices allow state purchase. If funded, the dam and water rise would create a 6000 acre deposition area southeast of Big Rapids, expanding shoreline and offering fishing boating and wildlife habitat.

Martiny Lake Big Rapids Michigan Chippewa River Chippewa Will He.oben Featherbed Haymarsh Lake

Memorial Holiday Speed Toll Warns Michigan Drivers

Michigan police warn Memorial weekend travel will spike traffic deaths with speed as the main factor. Sgt. Guy Babcock notes June to August see peak fatalities. last year 45 percent of fatal-accident violations involved speeding. He urges drivers to adjust speed to conditions and drive sensibly to cut deaths and injuries.

Guy Babcock Mt. Pleasant Michigan State Police Speed Michigan Sgt. Babcock

51 municipal officials attend regional Michigan League meeting

Mingbt Howard Everts City Commissioner Charles Cooper City Manager H W Wedge City Clerk Alex McKinnon and Clyde Harris were among 51 municipal officials representing 14 cities and villages at the Michigan Municipal League Region VI meeting in Mt Pleasant on May 13.

Mingbt Howard Everts Charles Cooper H. W. Wedge Alex McKinnon Clyde ©. Harris Michigan Municipal League Mt. Pleasant

National 4-H Club Sunday Observed at Stevenson Lake

On May 23 the Stevenson Lake 4-H Club marked National 4-H Club Sunday with members and leaders present at Center Church near Rose Bush. Fourteen 4-H members plus Mr and Mrs George Jane attended a noon potluck with 24 total attendees. The couple received an electric percolator from vice president Carol Hart as thanks for club support. Softball followed before departure at four o'clock.

Stevenson Lake Center Church Rosebush Moore George Jane Jane Carol Hart

Death notices for Emmett McConnell and Mrs. Claude Rekers

Emmett McConnell of Clare died May 26 while at work in Detroit. funeral rites set for Saturday at St. Cecilia's church after a Friday Rosary at 8 PM from Ed Me Gosnell home with K of C Rosary at 8 30. Mrs Claude Rekers of Clare died suddenly at Clare General Hospital. services today at 2 PM from Clare Methodist Church with Rev Elia Beery officiating.

Emmett McConnell Nick H. McConnell Clare C. Arthur Walters Buffalo Detroit St. Cecilia’s Church Claude Rekers Clare’ General Hospital

Funeral Services Held for Ernest M Richter in Potterville

Funeral services were held Tuesday in Potterville Michigan for Ernest Max Richter 72 a former Coldwater township Isabella County resident who came to the United States from Germany in 1886 He was the stepfather of Charles Barbet of Clare.

Potterville Michigan Ernest Max Richter Coldwater Isabella Richter Germany Charles Barbet Clare

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Veterans Merorial Field Charles Poole Central Michigan College Veterans’ Organizations Gold Star Blue Star Girl Scouts Poppy Sale Farwell News Society Cornes Rosebush RNG Rod-Gun Club Isabella Pomona Mt. Vernon Grange Fpomona Grange Church School Gladys Dalton Dorotha Wilds Théo Spenny Barbara Dalton Olga Geiling Donna Axtibee Clare Manuufacturing Company Lee Sowle Clare High School Walé Bay Mel Walters Cadillac WWIV WCEN Crown New Dairy Queen
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