Tuberculosis X ray schedule in Clare county next week
TB Mobile Chest X-ray Unit will be stationed in Clare county for four days to X ray positive reactors post sanatorium patients or known arrested tuberculosis cases. Final skin testing was completed across Eagle Church of God Sheridan township hall and readings finish this weekend. The X rays will run at Clare City Hall Monday June 2 and Tuesday June 3 Harrison City Hall Wednesday June 4 Farwell Town Hall Thursday June 5.
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Clare County
Health District Seven
Michigan Department of Health and
Eagle Church of God
Sheridan Township
Clare City Hall
Harrison City Hall
Farwell Town Hall
Three Clare Men to Graduate From Michigan Tech
Mich Tech will confer 456 bachelor’s and 25 advanced degrees in 17 fields at Sunday’s commencement. Three Clare men, Robert Barber Ronald Denton and Donald Woolston, will receive B S degrees in chemical engineering mechanical engineering and metallurgical engineering respectively. Barber joins Theta Tau and AIChE student branch, Denton belongs to ASME SAE and SAME, and Woolston participates in Tech band and Tau Beta Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Michigan Tech
Robert Barber
Dale Barber
Hemlock
Theta Tau Fraternity
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Barber
Clare High School
Donald J. Woolston
Margaret Woolston
W. First Street
Tech Band
American Society For Metals
Tau Beta Pi
Woolston
Coleman PFC Marching In Arlington Rites
Pfc William C. Marble son of Mr and Mrs John P Marble R 27 Coleman was chosen for the main funeral procession accompanying Unknowns of World War II and Korea from the Capitol Rotunda Washington to Arlington National Cemetery on May 30. Marble 22, is assigned to the 3d Infantry Fort Myer VA entered Army April 1957 and is a 1983 Coleman Community High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Marble
John P. Marble
Coleman
Korea
Capitol Rotunda
Washington, D.C
Arlington National Cemetery
Marble
3D Infantry
Fort Myer
Virginia
Coleman Community High School
Recognition Comes To 4 H County Leaders
The first Clare County 4 H Leaders Recognition Banquet was held May 21 at the Surrey House in Harrison. Thirty leaders and six junior leaders were honored for years of service ranging from one to thirteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Surrey House
Harrison
Lucille Phestpp
Inez Pudway
Leo Fitzpatrick
June Dawson
Elizabeth Marotzke
Avanelle Hildebrandt
Grace Coats
Mort Shea Jnr
Alice Martin
Helena Blackledge
Mable Iuzzi
Dorothy Baumer
Kenneth, Rorke
Josie Allen
Eva Beal
Deer Death at Cherry Grove Cemetery Sparks Donation Effort
Officer Don Bell investigated a deer collision near Cherry Grove cemetery where a buck and a doe died. The pair slammed into the cemetery fence near Airport Road. the venison was shared with needy families. A vacant lot leveling project aims to create parking at Witbeck's IGA. The CHS Band plans summer jams and instrument borrowing. Katharine Cornell stars in Brigadoon at Central Michigan College Warriner Auditorium May 22 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bell
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Airport Road
Bell
Charlies Cooper
McEwan Street
Witbeck
IGA
Alito
Katharine Cornell
Lake
Central Michigan College
There's Special Beauty In Our Flag And Decoration Day
A reflection on Flag Day and Decoration Day in schools contrasts patriotic displays with private homes. The writer notes frequent flag use in classrooms, pledge of allegiance, and essays while urging deeper public appreciation and proper flag etiquette amid diverse student backgrounds.
Diocesan Fund Drive Reaches 2230 in Donations
St. Cecilia's Parish reports 2230 in cash and pledges for the fourth annual Diocesan Development Fund Campaign which closed Sunday. The drive began May 18 in 180 Western Michigan congregations and aims to fund diocesan programs and a chapel for Ferris Institute students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia’s
Michigan
Veterans of World War I convention dates set in Clare
Delegates of the Veterans of World War I and the auxiliary plan a state convention on July 11 12 and 13. Clare Isabella Barracks delegates listed include Riley Harger Riley Jarvis Conrad Walker Jay Bellinger Frank Thomas Norman Wilson William Phillips William Wood Emil Giers and Frank Freeman. Delegates chosen at the May 25 VEW Hall meeting in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Clare- Isabella
Riley Harger
Riley Jarvis
Conrad Walker
Jay Bellinger
Frank Thomas
Norman Wilson
William Phillips
William Wood
Emil Giers
Frank Freeman
VEW Hall
Clare
Gies Named Scout Fund Drive Leader
Marvin Gies of Clare has been named chairman of the Fall 1958 Combined Boy Scout and Girl Scout Drive. He is a Resident Engineer Representative at Clare Manufacturing Company living at 6311 Rainbow Drive with Florence and two daughters Diane and Susan. He has worked with youth and the Little League in Clare. A meeting of Scout representatives from Clare Harrison Farwell Lake George and Lake counties was held at the Clare Manufacturing Company conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Gies
Clare
Tomahawk
Gies
Clare Manufacturing Company
Rainbow Drive
Florence
Diane
Susan
Harrison, Farwell
Lake George
Lake
Dr. Pfister
Tuscola
the Pleasant
Council
Camp Rotary
Vets Decorate Graves Across Local Cemeteries
Members of veterans organizations spent the past week decorating graves at Cherry Grove and St. Cecilia’s cemeteries. Families are urged to notify the committee if any graves were overlooked. calls can be made to Conrad Walker of the Walter H. Larman Post, American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Cherry Grove
St. Cecilia’s
Conrad Walker
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Teens Invite All Parents Open House at Teen Town May 31
Junior and Senior boards of Teen Town invite all parents of teenagers to an open house in their building on May 31 from 7 to 10 30 PM. Coffee and donuts will be served free. After May 31 the center opens only Wednesdays 7 to 9 30 and Fridays 7 to 10 30.
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Teen Town
Highway Dept suspends road work for Memorial Day weekend
Michigan Highway Commissioner John C. Mackie ordered all construction and maintenance halted from Thursday noon May 29 to Monday morning June 2 except emergency work on state trunklines to reduce hazards. One way traffic to be eliminated where possible and crews told not to move equipment. Motorists urged to drive with extra caution during expected heavy volumes.
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Michigan
John C. Mackie
Mackie
Beaverton Man Heads Michigan Masons Association
Joseph L. Hunter of Beaverton becomes the 108th Grand Master of the Grand Lodge F and AM of Michigan at Detroit closing session May 28. A WWI veteran, he served with the Red Arrow Division and later worked as a postal carrier and railroad station agent before entering Freemasonry in 1922. He held civic roles in Beaverton and chairs the church board at First Presbyterian Church.
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Red Arrow
Joseph L. Hunter
Beaverton
Masons
Michigan
Grand Lodge F & AM of
Detroit
Hunter
Chesaning
McLaughlin's Business College
38Rd
Michigan National Guard
Grayling
Mich
Texas
125Th
United States Infantry
AEF
Juvigny Plateau
Soissons
France
Coleman
Pere Marquette Railway
United States Post Office
Beaverton Lodge No
Midland Chapter No
St. Bernard Commandery of
Saginaw
Bay City
Sylvia L. Bates
First Presbyterian Church of
Service Awards Presented in Clare and Mt Pleasant
Oil company service awards honored employees in Clare and Mt Pleasant at a May 20 dinner. Recipients in Clare include George E. Apps with a 15 year award and Jack P. Morrison and Annabel R. Wilson with 10 year awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Oil Co
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
George E. Apps
Jack P. Morrison
Annabel R. Wilson
League Opener Seals Meet Giants In Pony League Debut
The 1958 Pony League season opens Monday June 2 with a Seals versus Giants game at Clare School ball diamond at 6 p.m. The clash kicks off the season for two local teams in a game timed to start the summer schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony League Baseball
Seals
Giants
Siamiond
Red Cross Drive Ends with $1873 County Total
Clare county drive raised 1873 dollars praised by County Chairman Richard Schroeder for a successful effort. Community chairmen contributed amounts from 22 to 1069.65 dollars, with many volunteers aiding across Clare county in the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Clare
Richard Schroeder
Curtis Murton
Harrison
Leota Murton
Schroeder
Claré County
Sneak previews of dial service offered to Clare users
Michigan Bell conducts trials as Clare residents near the switch to dial telephony. Operators call each user to dial two, recording accuracy on test equipment. The process tests equipment readiness and helps customers learn the dial tone and signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Kranich
Virginia M. Graham
Clare
Clare Telephone
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
T.C. Maher
Emil Pfister Named for BSA Silver Beaver Honor
Dr. Emil Pfister of 1016 S Franklin Mr Pleasant earned the Silver Beaver for outstanding work with area youth at the 41st Valley Trails Council Dinner. Also honored were Robert Reynolds and Chic Rankin of Saginaw. Mahlon W Vance was reelected council president with officers and district reps named. annual scouting activity summary reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Pfister
S. Franklin
Pleasant
Central Michigan College
Valley Trails Council
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Reynolds
Chic” Rankin
Saginaw
Mahlon W. Vance
Caro
Donald Holbrook
Clare
Raymond Abbey
St. Louis
John Witheridge
Paul C. Louder
Russell A. Slade Jr
National Council
Arthur A. Schupp
James D. Leonard
Mt. Pleasant
Vance
Richard C. Lebetsamer
Oral Smith
Lake Thirteen residents launch weed control project
Residents of Lake Thirteen north of Farwell sponsored a weed destruction effort this week. A contractor sprayed weed killer on fields and lots up to 100 feet from the water edge. Joe McLaughlin, president of the homeowners association, said hundreds of gallons of the chemical solution were used. The contractor, one of a few in the Midwest, carried out the job and the operation was to finish by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Thirteen
Farwell
Joe McLaughlin
Home-Owners Association
Midwest
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Evergreen Dialing
Mich. Tech
Ethard Walters
Donald Kleiner
Bernard Eberhart
Lowell Haring
Bessie Beem
William C. Smith
Titus Blosser
Lloyd Keysor
Winifred Welch
Mary Roe
Francis Fry
Carl Cleveland
Edward LaFave
Arvilla Miller
Marvella Mosher
Ben Holdman
Bernard Phelipp
Charlene Rockey
Marilyn Davis
Glen Fancon
Jim Crawford
CHS
Room
Betsy Ross
America
Allen J. Babcock
Ferris Institute
He Hhus
Little League
Highway I Dept
Michigan Masons
Arthur
Norman Myers
Garfield
Donna Scott
Redding
Wm. Doty
Greenfield
Carl Bringold
Winterfield
Ray Richardson
Lincoln
Mildred Ryckman
Grant
Louis Becker
Surrey
Dorothy Schmid
Hayes
Orlie Stockwell
Hamilton
Walter Hirie
Sheridan
Loren Krug
Frost Two
Harold Mohler
Clare Exchange
Dial
the Sentinel
BSA
James H. Jerome
Canupa
Grant VanBuskirk
Sagana
Glen Munsell
Alma
Gratiot
Horace Buelen
Cass City
John Wiley
Blanchard
Shepherd
Mr. Pleasant
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