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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
11
An ad offers Galaxon weight loss tablets without a prescription. It claims quick fat reduction, long life and a full refund if not satisfied. The product is priced at $3.00 and sold by Houghton Drug Store and Clare-Mall, with a return guarantee to druggists.
Mrs. Florence Conn Dennis died October 26 at her North Baltimore residence Ohio. Funeral services were held October 29 at United Brethren Church Harrison with Rev L Dane Wolfe officiating and burial at Cherry Grove Cemetery. She was born September 19 1892 in Eagleville Ohio and lived in Harrison most of her life. Survived by Harley husband son Raymond Conn Harrison three stepchildren five grandchildren eight great grandchildren one sister Gertrude Fowler Harrison and other relatives.
Mrs Tekla Tyslicki 74 of route 2 Coleman died at Midland Hospital Friday October 29 after a long illness. Born in Austria November 23 1890 she married Alex Tyslicki in Youngstown Ohio in 1912. Survived by three sons Walter Melvindale Steve and John rural Coleman a daughter Mrs Walter Jackiewicz Midland nine grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers Peter Sloboda Grand Rapids Theodore Sloboda Northern France. Burial in Warren township cemetery Coleman. One daughter Anna died in 1950.
Albert Middleton aged 58 died suddenly at his home Tuesday afternoon after years of ill health. His body lies in state at 409 Dunlop Road until Friday noon. Funeral services will be Friday November 5 at 2 p.m. at Clare Methodist Church with Rev. Kenneth Hardin and Rev. Virgil Brinkman officiating. Interment follows at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
Market bids at Clare Live Stock Auction show choice beef steers 24 to 25.50 and No 1 hogs 24.50 to 25. Prices span cattle grades from 14 to 25.50 for cows and steers, with hogs and lambs listed across several weight classes. Slaughter steers at 1 to 21, bulls 15 to 20.50, feeders and calves vary by class, and sows and feeder pigs also noted.
October 18 1965 Clare City Commission meeting led by Mayor Cotter approved last minutes building permit for Arthur Clute storage building authorized airport tree removal at no cost to city with brush piling and cleanup by City Manager debated canceling private crossing with Ann Arbor railroad agreed to abandon crossing and cancel agreement removed diseased trees in city parkways discussed repairing street sweeper estimated 1815 40 for remodeling city commission room and a cemetery storage building bills noted city assessor appointment Mack Thomson approved by majority with Cain abstaining and a plan for Gershon driveway referred to City Attorney for opinion
On Tuesday morning December 21 at 11 15 former Clare High School students now in college are invited to meet this year's senior class. A panel from the group will share college experiences and aid seniors. Letters will go to 1965 graduates only. other class addresses are unavailable.
Mrs. Hildegrade Sogge named chairman of Michigan Nurse Week November 7 13 in the Clare area by the Michigan Nurses Association the sponsor. Over 20 000 nurses statewide will be saluted and the observance aims to inform the public about nursing roles and strengthen nurse public understanding. Mrs Ann Greer will assist in planning.
Social notes list Sunday and weekend visitors across Harrison including Mrs. Pearl McVay of Pontiac Mrs. Marie Woods of Detroit Mrs. Clara McCartney Mrs. Etta Eaton and others. It records visits by Ira Shimmell Eddie Eaton Gene Ostling Bert Neely and more with dinners and weekend trips to Green wood Houghton Lake Mio Englewood Florida and Manistee.
November 4 1965 reports show residents visiting relatives in Lans ing Saginaw Breckenridge and Essexville with a Shrine Banquet in Saginaw and weekend gatherings of families including the Thorton Graves and Eyre households and other area residents.
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