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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1954

Page

5

Rosebush meeting features Balog Travel Talk and school chorus

Dan Balog of the Conservation Department for Isabella County will speak at the Rosebush Rural Agricultural School Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Thursday evening November 4 at the Rosebush school. He will show pictures and give a humorous Travel Talk. The Rosebush School Chorus will sing numbers under Mrs Catherine Nelson. Attendees are asked to bring cupcakes and a cup for coffee.

Dan Balog Conservation Department Isabella County Rosebush Rural Agricultural School Parent-Teachers Association Rosebush School Harold Flaharty Balog Catherine Nelson

Rosebush Briefs Of Weekend Visits And Guests

Miss Irene Coughlin of Lansing spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ervin and children of Adrian visited the former’s parents. Howard Sandy and family visited Donald Swindlehurst. Mrs. Elton Graham of Flint helped care for Mrs. George Bayliss. Harry J. Trainor and family of Lake Linden called on J. Jacobs. Maurice Tellefson and daughter Lynne of Mackinac Island visited Dora Walker before wintering in Coolidge Arizona. Donna Cameron stayed with aunt Dorrald Myers in Clare. Harold Green of Grand Rapids stayed with Othel Denslow. John McConnell and daughter of Detroit visited J. D. McConnell. Mrs. John Jacobs dined with Tom Lawler and Betty Jane of Mt. Pleasant. Weekend guests were Alfred Bellanger and Tom and Bill of Brimley. Art Pomerankey of Midland spent Sunday at the Lowery home. Erma Cameron and children visited Laura Grace of Mt. Pleasant and her sister Ben Creech.

Irene Coughlin Lansing William Coughlin Harvey Ervin Adrian Jonah Ervin Howard Sandy Donald Swindlehurst Elton Graham Flint George Bayliss Harry J. Trainor Lake Linden John Jacobs Maurice Tellefson Lynne Mackinac Island Dora Walker Coolidge Arizona Donna Cameron Dorrald Myers Clare Harold Green Grand Rapids Art Pomerankey Midland Lowery Home Erma Cameron Laura Grace

Hourly earnings likely to rise 2.5 to 3 percent per year

A Twentieth Century Fund report projects buying power of U S workers on an average annual rise of 2.5 to 3 percent over the next decade or two if economic and related conditions stay favorable.

U. S Twentieth Century Fund

Terry Ervin Celebrates Fifth Birthday

Terry Ervin celebrated his fifth birthday Saturday afternoon with friends at his home from two to four o'clock. His sister JoAnn hosted games, and Mrs. Ervin served cake and ice cream after Terry opened gifts. Guests included Lynn Ann Flaharty, Mary Lou Flaharty, Ronnie Ervin, Billy Ervin, Douglas Stork, Yoveunle Neff, Teresa Ervin, Elaine Haltman, Sandra Haltman, and Esther Haltman.

Terry Ervin Terry JoAnn

Fifth and Sixth Grade 4-H Conservation Club Elects Officers

The fifth and sixth grade 4 H Conservation Club met with retiring president Marietta Morrison presiding. Irene Seiter was chosen president with Seiter as vice president and secretary treasurer. Officers include Morrison reporter Spickerman Edwards health First Neff recreation Mitterspaugh.

Conservation Club Marietta Morrison Irene Seiter Wayne Spickerman Jim Edwards Larry First Sylvia Neff Avis Mitterspaugh

VFW Pushes Korean Bonus Amendment in Michigan

Michigan Veterans of Foreign Wars launches a statewide drive to pass a November 2 amendment granting a Korean War bonus similar to World War II payments. Leon B. Bauer, state commander from Grand Rapids, urges a united, nonpartisan vote as VFW outlines a get out the vote plan and mid fall Pow Wow finalized strategies.

Michigan Veterans of Foreign Wars Leon B. Bauer Grand Rapids Buer State Senate House of Representatives House Swettyone Michigan V.F.W Jackson

Wise Farm Bureau Names State Delegates

The Wise Farm Bureau met Thursday night October 21 at the Orr Community building for a pot luck supper and a business meeting. Murray Gordon was chosen as delegate and Allan Weihl as alternate for the state convention in Lans ing in November. Russell Dowd named a bell call captain for the year. The upcoming election dominated discussion.

Wise Farm Bureau Orr Lansing Murray Gordon Allan Weihl Russell Dowd

Enrollment soars at CMCE with 2464 students

Central Michigan College reports a 2464 total enrollment led by 931 freshmen and 569 sophomores with a 23 percent rise in first year students from last year. Dean George Lauer notes a 17 percent overall increase, 361 more on campus, and a breakdown includes 877 seniors 444 juniors 569 sophomores 931 freshmen 48 special students and 95 graduates. Saturday enrollment adds 12 freshmen 25 sophomores 66 juniors 127 seniors and 31 special students. Graduate intake includes 44 pursuing masters and 51 in the joint Michigan Central program.

Central Michigan College George’ Lauer Dean Lauer Central

Denver Township News Aunts Visits and a Sudden Death

Mrs Kenneth Moge hosted a family gathering in Denver Township with Howard Renollet and children from Indianapolis visiting relatives including Mogg and Kile families in Isabella and Clare. The group planned visits to Saginaw Cecil Ohio before returning home. The community mourns the death of 79 year old William Clutey who died suddenly at 6 p m Sunday while doing chores.

Kenneth Moge Rosebush Howard Renollet Howard Jr Franklin Juanita Kay Lela May Indianapolis Ind Kenneth Mogg Denver Barrett Dean Mitterspaugh Isabella Township Wilmer Mogg Steven Mt. Pleasant Harold Kile Clare Gerald Kile Saginaw Raymond Zamora Cecil Ohio F. J. Renollet William Clutey Mr. Clutey Denver Township

North Vernon Farm Bureau Holds October Meeting Election

North Vernon Farm Bureau gathered Thursday evening October 21 electing officers including Chairman Ogal Haggart and vice chairman Ford Seibt. The group discussed amendments to be voted on in November and approved proposal Nowmuber 2. Cyril Belle hosted plans to meet November 11 with a pot luck lunch at closing.

North Vernon Farm Bureau Group Harold White Ogal Haggart Ford Seibt Cyril Belle Blue Cross Arleigh Gorr Gyril Belle

Halloween Masquerade at Presbyterian Church

Members of the Susan Graham Fellowship Class enjoyed a Masquerade Halloween Party at the Presbyterian Church Saturday night. In a business meeting led by president Ivan Graham plans were set for a Pancake Supper at Rosebush Memorial Park Pavilion on Thursday October 28 from five thirty to eight. Mr and Mrs Keith Mogg led recreation hour and refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Carl Seiter.

Susan Graham Presbyterian Church Ivan, Graham Rosebush Memorial Park Pavilion Keith Mogg Carl Seiter

Bonnie Denslow Celebrates 14th Birthday Hayride

Mr and Mrs Othel Denslow hosted a birthday hayride Saturday for their daughter Bonnie turning fourteen. About twenty five guests attended and enjoyed sandwiches cake donuts cider and popcorn before Bonnie opened many lovely gifts.

Othel Denslow Bonnie

Bill Cullen to Move Place the Face to NBC This Fall

Coast to coast emcee Bill Cullen plans to travel between New York and Hollywood as Place the Face moves to NBC this fall. The long running show features three guests who reveal the mystery person who played a key part in their pasts.

Ravel Bill Cullen Variety Show People New York Bill NBC Television Hollywood

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