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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1967
Page
13
A string of calls and visits roll through Harrison as neighbors meet across Royal Oak Midland Bay City St. Louis St. Petersberg and other towns. Mrs Pearl Clute Mrs Earl Thomas and families host and welcome relatives and friends while wedding attendance and workshop trips mark social activity.
Mrs. Ray Archbold 66 of Grant township died October 23 after a long illness at Glare Osthetic Hospital. Born July 30 1901 in Braceville Illinois she married Ray Archbold in 1919. Survived by four daughters a son 26 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. one son Kenneth predeceased. Services October 26 at Clare Methodist Church with burial Vernon township cemetery.
Thirty members and guests met at the Methodist Church parlors to discuss a November 3 luncheon and bazaar and an October 27 rummage sale. Ellen Downs, program chair, introduced Kuno Hammerberg who shared a May trip to Egypt and the Holy Land with slides. Devotions by Leah Garch centered on Be Quiet. Cider and donuts were offered by Judy Grove and Nancy Eisenhauer.
The board reported substantial improvement in class loads after installing relocatable classrooms. It authorized borrowing up to 75000 dollars against anticipated state aid payments, with timing tied to October or November state aid receipts. Actions included an adult education program, formation of an Athletic Board of Control, and a half time kindergarten teacher hire if qualified.
The page argues for cautious planting due to a glut and low prices. Wheat has fallen to multi decade lows, dragging the farm parity ratio to 74 percent. Prices dip below the 1.25 dollar loan rate, hurting Michigan farmers. A 20 percent cut in midwest soft wheat acreage could lift prices by about 25 cents per bushel.
Jesse James Wood aged 83 died October 17 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after a long illness. Born October 1, 1884 in Isabella county he married Maude Denton in 1911 and ran a Pontiac grocery. After 1957 he moved back to Farwell and then wed Anna Schoffield in 1960. He survived by nieces and nephews and was a Church of Christ member. Funeral services were October 19 at Coker Funeral Home Farwell with Rev. George Getchell officiating burial in Gilmore township cemetery.
Harmon A. Shear a lifelong Farwell resident died October 11 after a long illness at Clare Osteopathic Hospital. Born January 11 1897 in Homer he married Edith Blanche Webster on September 21 1932 in Clare. Survived by his wife six children eleven grandchildren and several relatives. Service October 13 at 2 p m with Rev Jasper Cook at Surrey cemetery Farwell.
Mrs. Alvina Kisser Inman died at Mercy Hospital in Bay City on Sunday October 22 at age 48. Born February 6, 1926 in Midland County to Julius and Lydia Kisser, she married William Inman in 1945 in Manistee County. The family had moved to Clare in 1962 from Midland County. She leaves her husband, two daughters, five sons including William home on emergency Viet Nam leave, a sister, three brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services were held October 24 from the Doherty Funeral home.
Mrs Mabel Brown aged 78 died Tuesday afternoon at the Ardis Rest Home in Farwell. Funeral services will be Friday afternoon October 27 at two o'clock from Stephenson Funeral Home with Rev Donald Wineger officiating. Burial will follow in Cherry Grove cemetery.
The document outlines minimum trench and conduit sizes for sub-surface disposal systems, including a four inch drain conduit and absorption area calculations based on percolation times. It covers variances by Health Officer, permit requirements, inspections, and a five dollar permit fee for major repairs, with exceptions for heavy clay soils and groundwater conditions.
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