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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1958

Page

15

Eighth Grade Commencement at Rosebush School

Mt Pleasant High School principal Carlo Barberi addresses 28 graduates and guests. He urges honesty, self accountability, timely behavior, and steady effort as students move to high school. Diplomas were presented by Mr Orrin First to named graduates.

Rosebush Carlo Barberi Mt. Pleasant Ronald Knapp Connie Johnson Carol Sandy Larry Joanne Edwards Terry Bowerman Kay VanBuskirk Lorna Calkins Tom Cameron Peggy Baronik Tom Swindlehurst Eileen Jacobs Orrin First Board of Education Ray Allen Geraldine Diehl James Larry First Carolyn Graham Judy Graham Glenn Higgins Stuart Victor Jackson Sandra Jacobs Carroll Lapham David Miller Eugene Miller Garry Mogg Avis Mitterspaugh Robert Myers James Newell Gary Powers Carol Sandy Irene Irene Leiter Wayne Spickerman Wanda Stevens Thomas Swindehurst Kay’ Lynn VanBuskirk

Center Church W S C S Met Monday Night

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Center Church met Monday evening at Mrs Earl Grace home with Youth and Missions as the theme. Mrs Lloyd Armstrong led devotions and program presenters included Mrs Robert Bean Mrs David Bellinger Mrs George Nestle and Mrs Wilford Stilgenbauer. Plans were made for a Bakeless Bake Sale on June 20 with Mrs Bellinger as hostess for the June 30 meeting.

Woman's Society of Christian Service of Center Church Earl Grace Lloyd Armstrong Robert Bean David Bellinger George Nestle Wilford Stilgenbauer

Youth Fellowship Elects Officers At Center Church

The Methodist Youth Fellowship of Rosebush and Center Churches met at Center Church for a pot luck supper. Rev Ronald Knapp led a candlelight service installing new officers for the coming year. Marietta Morrison was elected president Alvin Grace vice president and Judy Graham secretary treasurer. New members were welcomed.

Methodist Youth Fellowship Rosebush and Center Churches Ronald Knapp Marietta Morrison Alvin Grace Judy Graham

Social Roundup Lights Weekend Visits Across Nearby Towns

Rosebush briefed with dinners and visits as Gale Lutz Floyd Thompson and others hosted and traveled guests. Pittsburg native Harry Dale Dingman stayed with Bert and family. Several families from Plainwell Lansing Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Midland enjoyed Sunday greetings and a birthday tribute to Ralph Bradford. Dale House fractured his leg in a plow accident. Tom Fall discharged from hospital. Mrs. Dan Morrison visiting relatives.

Gale Lutz Floyd Thompson Ernest Hoste Harry Dale Dingman Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Bert Shangle Jim Watson Dad Guers Plainwell Ohto Joe Watson H. O Beutler Hugh Swindlehurst Tom Russell Robertson Donald Swindlehurst Lansing William Prout John Crawford David Bellinger Dan Ro ‘ i Page Bellinger Tom Flannagan Albuquerque New Mexico Flannagan Thelma Magee Ida Johnson Wilford Stilgenbauer E. Lee Johnson Mt. Pleasant Franklin Jackson Saginaw Robert Sharp Midland Ralph Bradford Bradford Dale House John Ralph Miller Charlotte Kenneth Schrock Pleasant Tom Fall Community Hospital Freddie Angell Jr Millington Pred Angell

4-H Sunday Observed at Center Methodist Church

4 H Sunday service at Center Methodist Church featured Walton 4 H Club members. A dedication service explained 4 H aims and links to spiritual life. Special numbers included accordion solo by Tom Cameron LeRoy Grace solo and Larry First played the Offeratory.

Center Methodist Church Walton 4-H Tom Cameron LeRoy Grace Larry

W C T U Hears Report On Trip To Europe

The Rosebush Woman's Christian Temperance Union met Thursday at Mrs. John Crawford's home. Mary House led devotions. Lois Graham and Faith Johnston reported on a visit to Europe with England and Wales details. Eight members and six visitors attended.

Rosebush Woman’s Christian Temperance. Union John Crawford Mary House Lois Graham Faith Johnston Europe England Wales

Mrs. W. Schutt Honored With Shower

Mrs Wayne Schutt was guest of honor at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Harold Lowery and Mrs Tom Gepford at the Abbey home. Games and prize gifts followed a bassinette centerpiece. A dessert course was served to twenty two guests.

Wayne Schutt Roger Abbey Harold Lowery Tom Gepford

Central Extension Club Dinner at Doherty Hotel

The Central Extension Club held a dinner meeting at the Doherty Hotel Thursday at 7 30 p m with Ruth McIlway la County Home Demonstration Agent as guest. Recreation was led by Mrs Francis Mead and Mrs Donald Swindlehurst. prizes went to Mrs Dale Graham and Mrs William Whitney.

Central Extension Club Doherty Hotel Ruth McIlway Isabella County Home Francis Mead Donald Swindlehurst Dale Graham William Whitney Don Swindlehurst

The Guy in the Other Lane

An editorial urges drivers to slow down and show courtesy at intersections. It argues the rival in the next lane is a neighbor and fellow parent, not an enemy, and calls for empathy over aggression on the road. The piece condemns road rage and promotes goodwill.

Shar PTA Main Street Employers Mutuals OF Wausau

Legion Auxiliary Moves Up Meeting In June

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet on June 2 instead of June 9 for their regular session. District Memorial plans set for Big Rapids June 8 include a 2:00 dinner meeting. The Clare-Gladwin-Midland Association Order of Eastern Stars holds annual meetings in Harrison June 3 with an evening dinner. reservations required.

American Legion Auxiliary Big Rapids Clare-Gladwin-Midland Association Order of Eastern Stars Harrison

Facts To Know About Buying Small Cars

The article notes a rising U S interest in economy cars with foreign built midgets and American economy cars totaling about 375000 units this year. It warns buyers may need to sell old cars themselves and that trade ins are rare, with limited room to haggle and options often included in the price.

U.S Changing Times Kiplinger Magazine Detroit

Import Cars Offer Stability in European Model Design

The article notes popular foreign makes limited to coastal regions with inland sales weak. It highlights European cars for their stable model design, reducing risk of becoming outdated next year.

Nixon tour sparks mixed reactions amid protests and praise

Demonstrations during the Nixon South America trip drew strong criticism in Congress while some praised the vice president for courage and dignity. The Defense Department may keep current data rules with minor changes, and Savings Bonds show stability with small denominations driving growth to 2.8 billion in 1957, while larger notes lag.

I Deis South America Lebanon Russia United States Congress Lyndon Johnson Senate Washington House Pentagon Treasury Department

Should a teen have a car ownership decision

A writer argues teens may deserve car ownership if they can afford it and are mature, but cautions factors like location and responsibility. In dense areas, owning a car may be unnecessary, while in rural or suburban settings it can be essential. The piece notes individual variation and invites readers to share their teen transportation concerns.

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