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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1968

Page

2

Independent Association urged in Holley plant notice

A by law overview urges workers to stay independent and back the Independent Association in contract talks and grievances at Holley Detroit. The letter cites fines for organizing unions or decertifying UAW and highlights past contract decisions, grievance outcomes, and a December 1965 comparison to urge member support for independence.

UAW Holley Detroit U.A.W van Buskirk

Halloween Tricks and Treats Safety and Local Golf Result

Halloween safety guidance urges bright clothing and careful street crossing as UNICEF volunteers collect door to door. The weeknight golf match ended with It?s All Over The Spoilers winning by three strokes over Fearsome Fivesome despite rain.

Unicef Clare

Local social notes and visits across towns

West Gilmore residents Mrs Beulah Wixson and sister Miss Ruth Border traveled to Weidman on business Monday. The Coles hosted Wilma Mr and Mrs Julius Abbee of Farwell Tuesday evening. Charlotte Hart visited Flint relatives, Irene Jones aided by dentist, and Mary Blodgette had several teeth removed. W K Thomas of Otter Lake promoted Rawleigh products Friday. A house trailer fire damaged the Douglas home while occupants slept.

Beulah Wixson Ruth Border Weidman Wixson Paul Cole Wilma Julus Abbee Farwell Coles Charlotte Hart Flint Ida Wise Clarence Shaner CMC Hospital Irene Jones Harold Douglas Douglas

John Simlik Buried Sunday at Coleman

John Simlik 69 of route one Coleman died at Midland Hospital October 24. Born in Czechoslovakia August 23, 1899 he married Agnes Sedlacek July 31, 1923. He retired from Dow Chemical and is survived by his wife two sons four brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held October 27 at O Laughlin Funeral Home Coleman with Rev Roy Rummage officiating. Entombment followed at Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum in Saginaw.

John Simlik Route One Coleman Midland Hospital Czechoslovakia Agnes Sedlacek Dow Chemical Agnes Jerry Joseph Kliment Anthony Phillip British Columbia Canada O’ Laughlin Roy Rummage Oakwood Memorial Mausoleum Saginaw

William R Pontious 92 Coleman barber dies

William R Pontious aged 92 of Coleman died Sunday October 27 at Midland Hospital after a brief illness. He was born November 10, 1875 in Colorado and worked as a barber for 56 years retiring in 1956. Surviving are three sons Rowland Sanford George and Lloyd Pontious seven grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral held at O Laughlin Funeral Home at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday October 29 with Elder Alvin Wiltse officiating. Burial in Warren Township Cemetery Coleman.

William R. Pontious Coleman Midland Hospital Colorado Harry J. Pontious Rowland Sanford George W. Pontious Lloyd W. Pontious O’laughlin Alvin Wiltse Warren Township

Clare Ends League Season in Close Friday Gridiron Games

Friday night scores saw Clare defeat Oscoda 31-23 to set up a final season game in two weeks. Shepherd beat Breckenridge 19-13 while Beaverton routed Houghton Lake 32-7. Marion topped Harrison 19-6, and Cheboygan lost to Rogers City 13-12 with Pinconning edged by Oscoda 31-23.

Shepherd Breckenridge Beavexton Houghton Lake Marion Harrison Cheboygan Rogers City Oscoda Clare

Salt River Farm Bureau Meeting Notes

The Salt River Farm Bureau met Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs John Gross present. Six families attended as Mr Gross led the meeting and Mrs John Methner read the minutes of the previous gathering. Paul Gross led the discussion on Future Farm Programs.

Salt River Farm Bureau John Gross

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