Clare Sentinel publication and subscription details
The Clare Sentinel lists staff including William D. Elden as editor and publisher Paul G. Schroeder and Harold A. Couturier as associate publishers. The weekly paper also notes subscription rates for Clare county, statewide, and the U.S. outside Michigan.
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Clare Sentinel
Fourth Street
Clare
Michigan
Thurster
Michigan, Michigan Press Association
William D. Elden
Paul G. Schroeder
Harold A. Couturier
Clare County
U.S
Michigan Plan would reduce political influence on judges
Michigan citizens propose a Missouri style amendment to the 1963 constitution enabling judicial candidates to be screened by a seven member bi partisan panel before a governor appointment. The plan includes a three year term with retention votes and a separate misconduct investigation commission to discipline judges, modeled after California and Missouri practices.
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Michigan
Missouri
State Bar Association
Court of
Supreme Court
Commission
California
Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Kansas City Star
Citizens’ Committee
Fourth Necessity Life Insurance Offered At Lower Cost
The message argues the fourth necessity life insurance is cheaper than food clothing or shelter and guarantees the first three. It urges readers to call or write to obtain coverage and ensure financial protection.
Rosebush News Gatherings And A Wedding In The Area
The Rosebush Presbyterian women met November 9 at 8 p.m. Mrs Harold Flaharty showed a film How Many Times Three and led devotions. The Susan Graham Fellowship met at the Robertson home Saturday night. Barbara Booth and Leonard Cluley wed in East Lansing at Alumni Memorial Chapel Saturday night at 7. Mr and Mrs Charles Strauch of Lake George visited the Cairns family Tuesday. Arthur Love of Sanford dined with the Cairns last week. The Cairns attended a Senior Citizens pot luck in Coleman. Alvin Wood of Gilmore and Gerald Cameron hosted visitors Sunday. Mrs Bob Cluley and Bonnie visited Mrs James Cluley Friday.
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Rosebush Presbyterian
Harold Flaharty
Agnes Sharp
Susan Graham
Ard Cluley
M.S.A
East Lansing
Charles Strauch
Lake George
Herb Cairns
Arthur Love
Sanford
Cairns
Coleman
Alvin Wood
Gilmore
Gerald Cameron
Bob Cluley
Bonnie
James Cluley
Harvest Dinner Brings Temple Area Residents Together
Temple News notes Mrs. Stella Fraser and Mr. Ray Holford visit Ionia while Frank Hanes of Flint and family tour Three Oaks. The Harvest Dinner at Church of The Nazarene draws fifty three attendees. The piece also follows visits by Frank Burns and Cora Austin to Pontiac Detroit and Dearborn Heights relatives.
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Ray Holford
Stella Fraser
Ionia
Frank Hanes
Flint
Three Oaks
Church of the Nazerine
Frank Burns
Cora Austin
Pontiac
Detroit
Ralph Waldron
Edgar Waldron
Critics Spar Over Great Society Aid to India
The piece lampoons U.S. foreign aid programs as part of a Great Society expansion. It argues the $1 million plus in birth control devices to India, funded by American taxes, and the swap for plows and hoes miscast as aid. It notes historic British rule and contrast with Rhodesia, questioning U.S. policy.
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C.W. Harder
India
Rhodesia
U.S
Community mourns Myrtle Ortis as local circle gathers
The Eagle News notes the family of Myrtle Ortis mourning her death near Tuesday. Pontiack of Mt. Pleasant, long a missionary in Oklahoma, will speak November 19. Many neighbors and relatives, including the Armentrouts, Dunkles, and Kleiners, hosted or visited in Saginaw Hemlock Davison Bath and Freeland, with Robert David returning from Great Lakes Naval Training Center for the weekend.
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Myrtle Ortis
Clinton Dunkle
Hemtock
Wor
Lewis
Pontiac
Mt. Pleasant
Oklahoma
Russell Armentrout
Gerald Arméntrout
Harley Pickleman
New Baby
Saginaw
Robert David
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Alton David
Lynn
Bob
Donald David and
Freedom Shares to Replace Savings Bonds for Payroll and Bond Plans
Americans have used U S Savings Bonds to build savings for freedom. New Freedom Shares offer a higher 4.74 percent return if held to maturity and mature in four and a half years. They are nonredeemable for one year and available only to payroll savings plan participants and bond a month plan savers.
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Freedom
U. S
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