State Police recruit drive seeks young troopers
The State Police seek applicants aged 21 to 30 who are at least 5 feet 9 inches tall and holders of a high school diploma. The call emphasizes fitness and eligibility for trooper positions.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1966
Page
9
The State Police seek applicants aged 21 to 30 who are at least 5 feet 9 inches tall and holders of a high school diploma. The call emphasizes fitness and eligibility for trooper positions.
Mrs Doris Webster and her son Bill of Alma visited her mother Mr and Mrs Jesse Wood on Sunday. Best wishes are extended to Clyde Sullivan and Mitch VanBuskirk who are in Clare General Hospital.
The Chatterbox Farm Bureau met Thursday evening at Frank Humphrey's home in rural Glare with eight families represented. Topics included The Program of Road Financing. Refreshments were served to eleven members and two guests, and Mr. Humphrey and Mrs. Cook provided organ and piano music. The next gathering is the Christmas party at Wilbur Fletcher's home.
Farwell residents host dinners and visits with relatives and friends from Kalkaska Pontiac Grand Rapids Flint and Lansing. Thanksgiving and Mike's fifteenth birthday noted. Mrs Mable Campbell Blue Star Mothers card party and missionary Leone Fletcher on furlough are mentioned along with hospital and funeral notices.
The Clare Sentinel lists mail subscription prices: $3.50 locally in Clare County, $4.56 elsewhere in Michigan, and $5.50 outside Michigan. The paper, published by William D. Elden, is issued weekly on Thursdays and filed as second class matter at the Clare post office.
Duane Miller Bill Davis of Flint and Jack Severson of Midland left Thursday for Ontonagon to deer hunt. Mrs Arling Severson and others spent the weekend in Flint with Mrs Bill Davis. Mrs Sam Leitner and children of Gladwin stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert Milholm. Clark Milholm of Big Rapids visited his parents. Captain and Mrs S E Mead and family visiting from Japan. Mrs Dot Thurlow of Clio visited cousins Mrs Florence Robinette and others. Mrs Charles Jim visited her son Don Calkins and attended church in Rose Bush. Mrs Mabel Raven and John Thomas spent the weekend in Detroit with Cliff Hansen and Earl Anderson in Flint. Mrs Roy Dawson of Detroit spent the weekend with her mother.
Open house for Mr and Mrs Lewis LaVoye on November 27 at Grant Township Hall from 1 to 5 pm. They were wed November 29 1916 in Kalkaska by Rev Gardner. The couple, long time Clare County residents, have ten children, thirty grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
The Past Matrons Club met at Bernice DeDolph home on November 10 with 17 members. Alba Lyness led the business session as president. Marian Presley was welcomed in a ceremony with members participating. Prizes were awarded to Nina Rosendahl Ivah Bartow Ina Hammond. Refreshments were provided by Lucy Roberts and Nellie Hatch. The December committee includes Alma Seiter Marie Hendrie and Elizabeth Elden.
The Bertha Lake 4-H Club held its November meeting at Myron Dunkle’s home. Elected for the coming year were Diane Dunkle president, Patty Rodabaugh secretary, Ellen Smith treasurer, Kenneth Larman reporter, and Jeanine Bolle songleader. A Christmas candy sale was planned with Mike and Patty Rodabaugh to lead. A tip on drying hands suggests snapping terry towels over low bathroom rods with gripper snaps to prevent slipping.
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