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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
15
The weekly Well Baby Clinics schedule lists sessions at Farwell Methodist Church Basement on Wednesday September 21, 1956 and Congregational Church Basement on Wednesday September 21, 1955 from 1 to 3 p.m. Nurse Kathryn Freeman of Clare County provides the program details.
The Grand Haven Rotary Club gave park manager Louis Halley a life saving resuscitator for summer use at the state park beach. The apparatus will be kept at Grand Haven High School pool in winter. Conservation director Gerald F B Siddy sent an official letter of appreciation.
An editorial argues for improved Bell Telephone switchboard service at Clare exchange after widespread subscriber complaints. Manager Chet Mahar outlines plans: expanded switchboard equipment, more operators, revised long distance handling, and a new building extension to meet increasing call volume within ninety days.
Resolution from Clare City to vacate and abolish a public street segment on East Third Street between McEwan and Pine, with a public hearing set for October 3, 1955 at 8:00 p.m. in City Hall. Objections must be filed in writing or in person with the City Commission by that deadline.
Regular meeting called by Mayor Haley. Reports include permits for Robert Warner Micheen Telephone Co and Charles Cooper. bid approval for Armco Drainage for 24 inch pipe under the Railroad for storm sewer casing at 1495.00. petitions on East 4th and East U.S. 10 referred for district estimates. Wilcox Park Way petition. parking prohibition on West 5th Street. request to consult Michigan Health Dept on a new well site. bills allowed. meeting adjourned. Leaders: Mayor Albert Haley and City Clerk Alex McKinnon.
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