Rosebush Chamber selects officers and approves new sign
The Rosebush Chamber of Commerce met at Cairns Restaurant with President Jack Robinson presiding. Larry Plant was named president Emery Galgool vice president and John Jacobs secretary treasurer. Members approved a Christmas tree project and gave final approval to the new expressway welcome sign. Al Downing of Livonia attended.
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Rosebush Chamber of Commerce
Cairns
Jack Robinson
Larry Plant
Emery Galgool
John Jacobs
al Downing
Livonia
Merry Sewers 4 H Club Meets with Projects and Plans
The Merry Sewers 4 H Club met at the Wilford Stilgenbauer home on Saturday afternoon November 3 with twelve girls present. Officers include President Sharon Green Vice president Paula Beutler secretary Jane Beutler treasurer Mary Lou Flaharty recreation leader Linda Johnson. Leaders are Mrs Carl Beutler Mrs James Beutler and Mrs Junior Schutt. The November 17 meeting will be at the Yarn Shop in Clare for knitting instructions and to view yarns and patterns. Girls to meet at the Schutt home in Rosebush at 1 30 p m with transportation arranged. Refreshments served.
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Merry Sewers 4-H Club
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Sharon Green
Paula Beutler
Jane Beutler
Mary Lou Flaharty
Linda Johnson
Carl Beutler
James Beutler
Junior Schutt
Clare
Ischutt
Rosebush
Womans Society to Meet at Mt Pleasant Home Tuesday
The Womans Society of Christian Service of Rosebush Methodist Church plans its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Floyd Thompson’s home in Mt Pleasant on Tuesday evening November 13. Secretary Mrs. Ernest Hoste confirms details.
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Womans Society of Christian Service
Rosebush Methodist Church
Floyd Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Ernest Hoste
Local Weekend Visits Across Rosebush Area
Storied weekend visits include Mr. and Mrs. John Reprogel of South Bend and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Starrett of Detroit guests of Mrs. John Fabian. Numerous dinners and calls span Mt. Pleasant Farwell Clare Saginaw and Birch Run with many local families hosting birthdays and gatherings.
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John Reprogel
South Bend
Indiana
Dick Starrett
Detroit
John Fabian
Floyd Graham
Albert Campbell
Lloyd Spaulding
Eva Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Cliff White
Birmingham
Irvin Shively
Ernest Hoste
Fred Angell
George Burns
Charles Lubs
North Bradley
Hugh Swindlehurst
Percy Shepard
First Presbyterian Church
R.J. Powell
Arthur Brown
Richard Ormiston
George House
John Osborn
Lois Graham
Glenn Powell
Farwell
John Armstrong
Kay van Buskirk
Saginaw
Arnold Bidwell
George Snider
Clare
Edward Mussell
Emma Perry
Lottie Phillips
Public Road Commission Criticized for Secret Meetings
The Clare County Road Commission faced a sharp rebuke from the State Auditor General over unauthorized and improper activities. The Sentinel urges full publication of commission minutes to restore public accountability and reestablish trust amid a 1961 budget exceeding $576000, calling for open meetings and action by the commission led by Norman Myers.
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Clare County Road Commission
Michigan State Auditor General's Office
the Sentinel
Road Commission
Clare County
Commission
Safer Hunting When You Respect Gun Safety
A Michigan State University extension wildlife specialist warns hunters not to get overconfident. He says hunting is safer than driving hour for hour, but a single accident is too many and emphasizes that a gun has no conscience and must be treated with respect for safe recreation.
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Michigan State University Extension
Charles Shick
Shick
Jean
Michigan
Mich
Dept. of Conservation
Gun safety tips from Shick for hunters
Shick outlines key rules for responsible gun handling including knowing your gun, unloading correctly, never pointing at others, not carrying loaded in vehicles or buildings, checking chamber and magazine, flicking off safety, watching partners and strangers, addressing mishandling, and treating every gun as loaded.
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Shick
Peter Cook Dies At 73 in Winterfield Township
Peter Cook aged 73 died Tuesday afternoon October 30 at Mercy Hospital Cadillac after a months long illness. Born January 9, 1889 in Winterfield Township he lived there his life. He married Barbara Heckathorn May 24, 1924 at Clare. A farmer he served as director of Winterfield School District and as Justice of Peace. Surviving Barbara two sons Peter J. of Marion and David C. of Lansing, four grandchildren two brothers Neil and John, one sister Mrs. Kate Sherwood. Funeral at Marion Methodist Church led by Rev. Howard G. Moore. Burial Mount View Cemetery McBain.
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Peter Cook
Mercy Hospital
Cadillac
Mr. Cook
Winterfield Township
Barbara Heckathorn
Clare
Marion Methodist Church
Farm Bureau
Marion Arbor of the
Gleaners
Winterfield
Barbara
Peter J
Marion
David C
Lansing
Neil
John
Harrison
Kate Sherwood
Owosso
Howard G. Moore
Mount View Cemetery
McBain
Road Department controversy ends with payment prompt
The county road equipment use dispute centered on Bringman who settled by paying the charges after auditors questioned the usage. Norman Myers, a road commission member, defended voting patterns and said he acted for the county and department's best interests. He noted four years on the commission and ten years on the Board of Supervisors representing Arthur township along with other public roles.
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Bringman
Norman Myers
County Road Commission
Myers
Board of Supervisors
Arthur Township
Civitan Halloween Window Painting Winners Named
The Civitan Club announced prizes for its Halloween Window Painting contest in Clare. Lonny Gibson won top in grades 10 11 12 with a scene at The Citizens State Bank. Caroline Burdo won junior high, Susy Allen won grades 4 5 6, and Jodi Foell won grades 1 2 3.
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Civitan Club
Clare
Cal Foss
Lonny Gibson
Citizens State Bank
Caroline Burdo
Clute
Susy Allen
Ken
Jodi Foell
Civitan
Con
Clare Livestock Auction Price Report November 5 1962
Price report from Clare livestock auction shows cattle categories with ranges for steers heifers cows and bulls, hogs and sheep. Values span from 5 to 40 dollars per hundredweight, with prime good choice and utility grades noted across stock classes.
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Clare
Clare County GOP Wins Large Margin in District Race
The GOP carried Clare County and won re election in the ten county District by a 23 046 to 12 590 margin about two to one. Hughes continued the pattern that won him office filling the late Charles Prescott's term and won a special election last year 5924 to 2486. Will Henderson a veteran Clerk and Register of Deeds captured his home base in Harrison while recovering from surgery. Kathryn Drew challenged Henderson drawing likely more Democratic votes than ever in Clare County. Donald Smith boosted Democratic totals in Isabella Clare District with 1309 votes aided by his Board of Supervisors work and Farwell Village ties.
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Clare County
Hughes
Charles Prescott
Register of Deeds
Will Henderson
Harrison
Kathryn Drew
Henderson
Donald Smith
Isabella - Clare
Smith
County Board of Supervisors
Farwell Village
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Clare County Road
Thomas
Michigan State Police
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C.D
Clare City Hall
Lake George
M. Graham
Stuart Bicknell
Pres
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Clare and Rosebush
Civitans
Dan Shephard
Mike Gibis
Joe Casteel
Gail Endres
Jodie McDaniels
Diana Shephard
Trudy Shephard
Sheryl Kleinhardt
Tom Baumgarth
Sherry Curtis
Janet Anderson
Tom Bouchey
Teresa Sykora
Gary Cotton
Lee
Wiliam Cox
Midland
England
Peter Brown
GOP
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