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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1964
Page
11
Romney outlines the planned transfer of highway duties to a new Interstate Highway Commission on January 1. He emphasizes the commission will select leaders based on capacity and expertise rather than political need, citing experience in business engineering and finance. The new constitution aims to place highway decisions under scientific methods and professional leadership.
Enlistees with no prior service and civilian skills linked to an MOS are given direct Active Army assignments after basic training under the Civilian Acquired Skill Program. Two-year inductees make up 95 percent of participants, saving time and money while boosting morale and productivity by aligning civilian specialty with military MOS.
Mrs. Dorothy Glee McGuire also known as Dorothy Glee Jordan age 61 died November 6 at Harper Hospital. She leaves 3 sons and 7 grandchildren all of Detroit, 2 sisters Edith Allen and Ruby Jackson of Clare, 2 brothers Clarence of Sheridan and Forrest of Florida. Burial followed at Forest Town with relatives in the Clare area.
The Farwell chapter of the Order of Eastern Stars met at the Farwell Masonic Temple with 17 officers present. Plans were made for a School of Instruction on November 30 and a December 5 Christmas Pot Luck Supper. Hostesses for lunch were Stella Koepplinger, Mary Updegraff and Ina Mae Davison.
The Farwell Blue Star Mothers met on November 17 with three birthday honorees Ruth Sparta Nellie Young and Mildred Rawson. They discussed Farwell and Lake servicemen Christmas gifts and urged reports of any area service members.
Farwell notes weekend visits from Carl Sangle of Detroit and relatives in Flint Clare and Birch Run. Hunters report deer seen and taken including ten point buck. The Funnell family contends with bronchitis and flu as several residents hosted guests and hunted locally.
Frank E. Schram aged 74, longtime Farwell resident, died at his home on November 19, 1964. Born November 17, 1890 in Buffalo, he is survived by son Alvin and three daughters, 11 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren. Funeral held November 21 at Coker Funeral Home with Rev. John Allen. burial in Surrey Cemetery. Wife Mrs. Schram preceded him in death last February.
Lester C. McCullough age 67 born August 7 1897 Missouri died November 18 at Saginaw Veterans Hospital retired water well driller and Farwell resident since nine years ago survived by wife Florence seven children and 22 grandchildren services held 2 30 P M Saturday November 21 from Coker Funeral Home with Rev John Wibley officiating burial Gilmore Cemetery
Lake George resident Ralph E. Hunter died suddenly November 21 at Mercy Hospital Grayling. Born September 6, 1899 in Iowa he co owned the Arrow Head Inn Grayling. Survived by wife Marion and daughter Barbara. Funeral 2:00 PM Tuesday at Lake George Community Church. Burial Lake George Cemetery.
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