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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1958

Page

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Mt Vernon Grange Sets Installation

Mt Vernon Grange will install officers for 1959 Monday evening December 1 in the Grange hall with newly elected Isabella county grange leaders. Grange Master Fred Sexton leads fourteen others into duties with installation rites.

Mt. Vernon Grange Isabella County Mt. Vernon Grange Hall Fred Sexton Sexton Wiliam Brewer Marion Presley Omer Parent Otis Northon Alice Stough Otis Presley Ray Archbold

Clare appoints first Sgt. since Chief named

Sergeant William Bell is promoted to police sergeant in Clare. The appointment, announced by Chief Wilfred Skidmore, took effect last Friday as the department’s first officer promoted to sergeant apart from the chief.

William Bell Clare Sgt. Bell Wilfred Skidmore

Kay Ritter Pledges at Central Michigan College

Miss Kay Ritter daughter of Mr and Mrs Ken Ritter of Clare pledges Delta Zeta Sorority on Central Michigan College campus. She is a sophomore at Central majoring in Social Science on the Elementary Teaching Curriculum.

Kay Ritter Ken Ritter Sixth Street Clare Delta Zeta Sorority Central Michigan College Miss Ritter Central

Three Clare County youths Bound for Detroit Induction

Three young men from Clare county are scheduled for induction into the Armed Forces in December. They are Donald Mielke of Gladwin R-3, Ronald G. Thompson of Harrison Ht, and Elmer L. Curns of Harrison R-3. Curns is a 4 volunteer.

Clare County Detroit Donald Mielke Gladwin Ronald G. Thompson Harrison Elmer L. Curns Curns

Holidays Ho Thanksgiving Break At Clare Public Schools

Holidays begin Wednesday with classes resuming Monday. A Sadie Hawkins Eve party in the school gym features a mock wedding for a contest winner and escort. The Christmas break will be the longest in recent times, with school out Friday December 19 and not back until January 5.

Clare Public Schools

Students Organize Bible Club At CHS

The CHS Bible Club is organized again under President Gloria Sickal and Advisor Olive Evans. The group meets Thursdays at noon in the Language room for devotions, Bible quizzes, drills, games, and scripture interpretation. Officers include Gloria Sickal president and Judy Pres ley secretary.

CHS Bible Club Gloria Sickal Olive Evans

Sky Pilot Curt Wetzel to Hold Dover Meetings

Curt Wetzel a former Army flight instructor turned evangelist will open a flying evangelistic campaign sponsored by Dover Church. He will preach and sing hymns from the air at meetings starting November 30 and continuing through December 7.

A&r Real Sky Curt Wetzel Army Dover Wetzel

AAA Award Recognizes Clute Service for 10 Millionth Call

Clute's Garage received an Automobile Club of Michigan award for serving Clare area motorists as the 10 millionth emergency road service call since 1922. Wesley Durfee presented the honor to Jim Clute, noting the station's 35 years with AAA and Michigan’s 372 stations with five or more years of service.

Clut’s Automobile Club of Michigan Clare Area Auto Club Wesley Durfee Road Service Department Jim Clute AAA Michigan U.S Detroit

Date Set for Holiday Tea in Harrison

Phillis Pearson, Clare County Extension agent, announces Home Extension clubs will hold a Christmas Tea on Wednesday night, December 3 at 8 p.m. in Harrison. Attendees will display Christmas project ideas, learn article construction, and enjoy performances, songs, skits and readings by clubs or combined groups. Guests are welcome and each person should bring a small gift for a Christmas Grab Bag.

Phillis Pearson Clare County Harrison

World War I Vets and Wives Pot Luck Dinner

World War I veterans and their wives are invited to a pot luck dinner at the VW hall in Clare on Sunday at 1 PM. A program features war time fighting movies in Brarie. Sponsors include members of WWI Barracks 228 of Clare and Isabella counties.

VW Hall Clare Brariie Isabella

Editorial Comment: Clare Petitioners on City Governance

A group of 79 residents petitioned to remove Clare's City Manager and restore former Police Chief William Cook. The editorial urges voters to decide city leadership at the polls, condemns smear tactics, and supports commissioners' actions as grounded in the city charter and legitimate governance.

Clare City Commission William Cook Citizens Committee W. C. McConica

Clare Chamber of Commerce backs City Commission amid controversy

The Clare Chamber of Commerce meeting on November 24 1958 adopted a resolution expressing confidence in the five elected Clare City Commissioners. It urges constructive criticism and public support to avoid harming civic progress and industrial development efforts in Clare. The letter is from F. T. LaGoe, president.

Clare Clare Chamber of Commerce Clare Sentinel Clare City Commission Chamber of Commerce City Hall City of F. T. LaGoe

Commission Explains Its Action in Clare Police Department

Clare City Commission states it must act to restore order and efficiency in the police department. They acknowledge criticism and say questions can be asked at official meetings, but refuse to answer on the street or in alleys. Local taxpayers are invited to attend meetings for discussion and clarification.

Clare City of Clare City William Cook Gunn Gerald Nivison Commission Citizens Committee James Bicknell Committee Bicknell Clare Chamber of Commerce

Deb Nolan Named All Area Fullback In 3B Honors

Deb Nolan earned a Class 3B first team spot as a standout fullback in the annual all area selections. A photo credit to The Saginaw News accompanies the report.

Clares Deb Nolan Cades Saginaw News

BP Women Collecting Shoe Fund at November Meeting

At the Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting a Shoe and Boot Fund for needy children was approved. Proceeds from Tie Tie sales and a bake sale support Christmas projects including a mitten tree display at Hotel Donerty lobby. Donations and toys are requested for Christmas baskets. Speaker Mrs. Georgia Martin described radio station life and broadcast timing.

Clare Business and Professional Womens Club Donerty Georgia Martin WCEN Phyllis Hartshorn Frances Kempher Dora Mitchell Martin

Critics Arouse Supporters Of Clare City Commission

Anonymous handbills attack Clare City Commission and City Manager Clarence Gum r raising questions on curb and gutter bids and police leadership. Mayor Nivison and others defend openness and invite public questions at the next meeting. Local citizens form a counter resolution supporting the commission and deny ties to the handbills.

Clare John R. and Mary

Glenn Born Wins Citation for Outstanding Recruit Training

Glenn D. Born receives a commendation letter from the Recruit Training Command in San Diego for top weekly scores. He plans a furlough home before joining Great Lakes for eight and a half months of training and then the submarine service.

Glenn Recruit Training Command U.S. Naval Training Center San Diego California R. E. Dornin Glen D Great Lakes

CSC Plans Ready EF or 1959

Kenneth Tweedy, Clare county Soil Conservationist, outlines the department's 1959 plan of operations. He notes slow deer hunting and appointments as farmers adapt and seeks cooperation with other agencies and individuals to organize county soil conservation aims.

Kenneth Tweedy Clare County Soiil Mr Tweedy

Robbery at Clare Huntin n Fishin Shop reported

Glen Newley owner discovered break in at Clare Huntin n Fishin Shop north of Clare last Friday morning at 7 15 entry gained by breaking the front door glass and reaching inside to unlock the inside latch several boxes of ammunition and a 22 cal revolver along with other merchandise were missing insurance covered the loss according to Clare police

Clare Huntin Clare Glen Newley Neeley

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