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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1956

Page

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Pioneers Ready For Defense With New Look In 1957

Clare High School fights to defend its football B Conference title as Coach George Perry reshapes the Green and White. Key returnees include Dick Roe and Don Ray at back, Bob Tubbs at halfback, Jim Gilson at fullback, and Jim Nivison at center. Newcomers Lanny Haring and Tom Garver join a JV-heavy roster building depth before September 14 opener vs Big Rapids at Clare Field.

Clare High School George Perry Dick Roe Don Ray Roe Ray Perry Bob Tubbs Jim Gilson Dick Beer Dave Moffitt Floyd Davis John Miller Lanny Haring Tom Garver Garver Jim Nivison Stanley Roy Beltinck Charlie Murphy Wayne Miller Dan Bay Little Pioneers Alma Gladwin St. Louis Jv’s Pat Crawford Jim Rodabaugh Pioneers Big Rapids Clare Saginaw Michigan Lutherans Seminary Chesaning

Five Thousand More Pledged For Central Michigan Hospital

Dr. S M McArthur of Clare pledges 5000 to the Central Michigan Community Hospital expansion drive bringing Clare doctors to 12500 in gifts. Fred W Turner notes ongoing local support and urges memorial gifts from residents for the new wing elevator cost and bronze plaques.

Clare Turner McArthur Kuno Hammerberg Donald Dunlop M. M. “Bud” Warden Clare County

Olson Wins Clare Women Golf Club Handicap

Mrs. Ann Olson won this year s Clare Women s Golf Club handicap after defeating Mrs. Barbara Dunbar in a playoff on August 29. Olson earlier beat Mrs. Baumgarth and Dunbar defeated Mrs. Adelaide Elden to reach the finals. Grace Frey won the consolation prize. Seven women competed and the next monthly meeting will award trophies and prizes.

Ann Olson Barbara Dunbar Clare Women Olson Mae Baumgarth Dunbar Adelaide Elden Grace Frey Dean Cradit Ruth Schroeder Clare Jennie Bowler Ben Lange

Hole In One for Mrs Frey at Twin Elms Course

Mrs Grace Frey made a hole in one on the fifth hole during the regular Women’s Golf day at Twin Elms. The ace came on a 135 yard uphill shot during a Round Robin event with partner Mrs Blanche Wright. Frey finished the nine holes in 52 as companions shared in the excitement.

Grace Frey Twin Elms

Church Schools Resume After Summer Recess in Clare

Regular church schools restart this Sunday September 9 in three Clare churches. Methodist Sunday school begins at 10:45 with Promotion Sunday as pupils are advanced a grade. new Bibles for third graders will be presented by Pastor Leslie J. Nevins. Congregational church school opens at 9:45 with Morning Worship at 11. St John’s Lutheran starts at 9:15 with classes following. Adults begin September 30.

Clare Methodist Leslie J. Nevins Congregational Church School William Seitz Hugh Kennedy

One Clash Mars Quiet Traffic Week

An estimated $500 damage occurred in a two car collision at Fifth and Pine Streets Wednesday noon. James Rodabaugh 17 of Clare was southbound on Pine and pulled into the path of D. B. Davis 81 of Hopewell New Jersey who was eastbound on Fifth. Damage totaled about $200 to each vehicle.

Fifth and Pine Streets Clare James Rodabaugh Pine Street D. B. Davis Hopewell New Jersey Fifth Street Rodabaugh

Recount Opens in Clare County for Clare-Isabella Race

Recount of votes for Preston Johnson and Russell Strange Jr in the Clare-Isabella representative race began Wednesday in Clare County precincts. By late afternoon two precincts were counted with Johnson down five and Strange up six, according to County Clerk William Henderson. Recounting to continue until Thursday noon with a small percentage of ballots spoiled. attorneys for both candidates attended. The recount was held in Harrison.

Preston Johnson Russell Strange Jr Clare-Isabella Clare County Johnson Strange Clare William Henderson Henderson Harrison

Isabella Fair Declared Big Success by Agent Mellencamp

Isabella County Fair ran August 21 25 hailed as highly successful by agricultural agent B C G Mellencamp. Weather favored the week and profits are forecast at 1500 to 2000 dollars with 1500 note paid for the auto building. Receipts on the midway grandstand and auto parking exceeded 1955 totals by about 800 dollars. Gene Holter Animal Show drew a peak Saturday attendance and premiums will be paid within a month.

Isabella County B. C G. Mellencamp Isabella Mellencamp Gene Holter

Saginaw Fair Showcases Draft Horses and Prizes

The 1966 Saginaw Fair runs September 9 to 15 with a noted Draft Horse Department led by Leo Dorr. Premiums total 3070 dollars across four classes including Belgians and Percherons. Judging occurs September 13 with entries already ahead of last year.

Midwest Leo Dorr America Dort Dorr Saginaw Agricultural Society

Fly-Boy Thrill Pilot Arrested After Low Lake Shore Flight

The pilot Ford Dale Frizzell 37 of Grand Rapids was arrested by Clare Police with State Police for flying low over Lake Thirteen and clipping trees. He faced Clare Municipal Court where he was fined 50 dollars for reckless flying 10 dollars for missing plane registration and 8.60 dollars in costs.

Lake Thirteen Clare Michigan Mt. Pleasant Ford Dale Frizzell Burlingame S.W Grand Rapids Frizzell Clare Municipal Court William Dunlop

Richard Garthe graduates from Michigan State University

Richard Garthe son of Mr and Mrs JL Garthe completed his studies at Michigan State University on August 22 earning a B S degree in Light Construction and Lumber Merchandising He received his ROTC commission as a second lieutenant and will report to Fort Sill Oklahoma on March 25 He recently arrived in Clare and works at Seiter Brothers Lumber Company Mrs Garthe Connie Seiter secretary to the Department of Chemical Engineering at the university also finished work and moved to Clare The Garthe family resides at 206 West Seventh Street in the Chapman apartment

Richard Garthe JL. CG. Garthe Michigan State University Department of ROTC Fort Sill Oklahoma Clare Seiter Brothers Lumber Company Garthe Connie Seiter Department of Chemical Engineering The University Clare Friday Garthes West Seventh Street Chapman

Brinton Man Found Dead in Eaton County Farm

Ralph S. Beck, 48, a former Brinton resident, was found dead September 8 on a Monton county farm near Ver montville where he had worked. Coroner sets death time as September 6 at 2 p.m. in Brinton Community Hall with C Hiram Gate officiating. Burial at North Brinton cemetery. Beck survived by parents Mr and Mrs Fred Beck of Farwell two brothers William of Brinton Harley of Farwell and three sisters Mrs Hagel Carson of Livonia Mrs Neda Seidel of Oregon and Mrs Grace Seymour of Farwell. He will be at Coker Funeral Home until noon Thursday.

Ralph S. Beck Brinton Vermontville Eaton County Maton County C. Hiram Gate North Brinton Beck Coker Mr. Beck Fred Beck Farwell William Harley Hagel Carson Livonia Néda Seidel Oregon Grace Seymour

Surplus Commodity Pick Up Dates Set in Clare County

Clare county Social Welfare announces surplus commodity pickup for next week. In Harrison the pickup will be at First’s Breeans on September 10 and in Farwell at Coker Grocery on September 11 and 12.

Clare County Social Welfare Department Harrison First Breeans Ee Farwell Coker Grocery

Study Club Exchanges Histories of Keepsakes

The Clare Study Club met at the Methodist Church parlors with theme Silver Bells Cockle Shells and Souvenirs. Members and guests shared keepsakes relics and china while Mrs Walter Blyoh led the program and Mrs Neil Stirling presided at the business session.

Clare Study Club Methodist Walter Blyoh Neil Stirling Leo Orso

Sentinel Offers Free Gift Books With New Subscriptions

The Sentinel offers new subscribers a choice of the American Everyday Dictionary the American Everyday Cookbook or the Basis Everyday Encyclopedia. Gift books offered to renewing readers for two years and are full library size hard covers with ideal prices listed on page 8. Out of county and out of state savings apply.

the Sentinel

Mrs Emery Bonham Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Emery Bonham of Half Moon Lake Clare County died at Branch Community Hospital Coldwater on September 4 after a short illness. Funeral services will be at 2 p m Saturday from Cokerta Funeral Home with C Hiram Gates officiating. Burial will be in Surrey Cemetery.

Emery Bonham Half Moon Lake Clare ‘County Branch Community Hospital Coldwater Serylead Cokerta C. Hiram Gates Surrey Cemetery

14 County Rural Schools Opened in Clare County

Fourteen rural schools in Clare County opened September 4 with twenty two teachers. Superintendent Lenard Schwanz noted a meeting of Clare county rural teachers occurred August 21 at the Harrison Community school. Each school lists its teachers, including Franklin No 1 Mrs Bessie Beem and Ellen Sharp. Frost No 2 Elsie McGregor and Ellen Graham. Garfield No 6 Margaret Mickle Pansy Coon Joyce Geasler Margaret Hoffmeyer. Grant No 1 Freda Kistler. Grant No 5 Flora Walters. Greenwood No 3 Pearl Brady. Hamilton No 4 Eva Malesworth. Hatton No 2 Eva Bender. Hatton No 3 Cranlea Baker. Redding No 4 Hazel Anderson Beryl Beaudry. Sheridan No 1 Ina Davison. Sheridan No 4 Bertice Miller. Summerfield No 3 Marie Batley. Winterfield No 1 Florence Richardson Ruth McCannan.

Clare County Lenard Schwanz Clare County Rural Teachers Harrison Community School Franklin Bessie Beem Ellen Sharp Wayne Kelly Frost Elsie McGregor Ellen Graham Garfield Margaret Mickle Pansy Coon Joyce Geasler Margaret Hoffmeyer Grant Freda Kistler Flora Walters Greenwood Pearl Brady Hamilton Eva Malesworth Hatton Eva Bender Cranlea Baker Redding Hazel Anderrson Beryl Beaudry Sheridan Ina Davison Bertice Miller Summerfield Marie Batley Winterfield Florence Richardson Ruth McCannan

Delegates Named For K Conclave In Detroit

The Kiwanis Club of Clare will send delegates to the Michigan Kiwanis District convention in Detroit September 16 to 19. Local delegates include Joe Grigware Art Chandanais Ken Ritter Gene Campbell and Robert H Campbell. Delegates from 162 clubs totaling about 10 000 members will attend with sessions on committee conferences year plans and officer elections. Aldrich Loecks Governor of the Michigan District will preside at the three day meeting.

Kiwanis Club Clare Michigan Kiwanis Detroit Robert H. Campbell Metropolitan Council of Detroit Kiwanis Clubs Joe Grigware Art Chandanais Ken Ritter Gene Campbell Aldrich Gs Loecks Michigan Fenton

Record Enrollment Strains Clare Public School System

Clare Public School sees a record total 885 students on the first day as 628 in elementary grades and 257 in rural annexes fill rooms beyond capacity. High School grades number near early estimates at 345 with minor declines due to transfers. St Cecilia's reports 182 in grades 1–8. Kindergarten counts hover near 95, with late enrollments possible.

Clare Allan Tulk William Harper St. Cecilia’s Catholic School the Sentinel

Gas Line Delivers 200 Million Ft Gas Daily to Michigan

The American Louisiana Pipe Line now runs from southern Louisiana to Detroit delivering 200 million cubic feet of natural gas daily to Michigan Consolidated. The company seeks authority to resume unrestricted interruptible gas sales to industries willing to switch fuels if needed. Michigan Consolidated notes it can meet home heating and other needs and cites prior MPSC approval for 27 industries and contracts with 38 additional firms seeking interruptible gas.

American Louisiana Louisiana Detroit Michigan Consolidated Gas Company Michigan Consolidated Michigan Public Service Commission MPSC

Local Women At GOP Meeting In Chicago

Mrs Harold Schaeffer and Mrs Erma Byerg left Wednesday by plans from the Tri City Airport for Chicago to attend the National Federation of Republican Women at the Conrad Hilton Hotel and will return Friday. They were part of the Clare County delegation to the State Republican Convention at Grand Rapids last week. Others attending were O D Bayes Kenneth Ritter Harold Hughes Russell Strange Joe Grigware and Mr and Mrs Joe Ross.

Harold Schaeffer Erma Byerg Tri-City Chicago Inois National Federation of Republican Women Conrad Hilton Hotel Clare County Grand Rapids O. D. Bayes Kenneth Ritter Harold Hughes Russell Strange Joe Grigware Joe Ross

Cobo Visit Sparks G O P Campaign Swing

O D Bayes, Clare County GOP Chairman, invited the public to a coffee hour with Albert J. Cobo at Doherty hotel this afternoon. The Republican candidate for State Governor makes an appearance in Mt. Pleasant for lunch and will continue his campaign swing through the lower peninsula.

O. D. Bayes Clare County GOP Albert J. Cobo Doherty Hotel Cobo Mt. Pleasant Clare Lower Peninsula

Break-In At Bicknell Residence Nipped By Prompt Call

An early Wednesday break-in attempt at Mrs. Alberta Bicknell’s Clare home prompted a police call. Harry Gustin, 53, of 127 S. McEwan, is held for questioning after damage to a door and an overhead garage door. A second man is sought as an accomplice.

Alberta Bicknell Clare Harry Gustin S. McEwan Mrrs. Bicknell

Fourth Annual Clare Art Show at Hotel Doherty

The Clare Art Group holds its fourth annual exhibit this Sunday from noon to 6 p m at the Hotel Doherty. About fifty oil paintings by local artists will be on display, with the show smaller than last year but expected to be of higher quality per director Mrs Virginia Seitz. Grace McArthur, known for primitive style works, will contribute pieces. Last year about 300 visitors attended and many works were sold.

Clare Art Group Doherty Virginia Seitz Grace McArthur

Clare groups plan meetings after summer recess

Inside Pages notes a list of Clare organizations resuming meetings next week after the summer break with notices on page 5 Bulletin Board. Harrison flower growers showed prize blooms at the annual Flower Show taking ribbons in many divisions per page 2 story.

Clare Harrison Flower Growers Michigan Conservation Department Gaylord

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Guy Hanekow Bernie Longstreth Traverse City St. Francis School Mrs. Frey Saginaw Fair MSU Bonnie Jean Worden Bonnie Pat Eileen Vern Worden Brush College Bailey Lake I. M. Freeman Juucille Becker Louis Becker Lucille Study Club G. C. Born Donald Richardson Robert Pinaire Clayton Neff Clare City Hall Harper Ethel Marshall Aml Leota Vaniivery G.O.P Bicknell Atd Lang Syne Lee Sickal Gloria Clave Church of God Springfield Ilinois Paul Gibson Wall Fashions Farm News Rosebush Church
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