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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1954
Page
10
In memory of our dear husband and father Adna Perry who passed away September 16 1953. Jesus came and claimed our treasure. Our hearts are filled with sorrow, but a day of great rejoicing awaits us on the other side if we trust in Jesus. Mrs Emma Perry and family.
A rummage sale takes place Friday and Saturday October 1 and 2 at the Congregational Church near Third Circle at 52ts. Proceeds go to church projects and community outreach.
The Shively family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during and after the death of their son and brother Ervin Shively. They note heartfelt appreciation for support in this difficult time.
I express gratitude to all who assisted and patronized our refreshments stand on Labor Day. Hobart Beavers, Pastor R L D 8, Church, Farwell.
Event listed for September 24 and 25 at Luth eran Church basement. Priday shows hours 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. daily with Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. An unclear entry reads Hata.
Friday September 17 at 1 00 pm Livestock and farm machinery offered by Mrs Leo Strong owner 4 miles west of Gladwin on M 61 to Bard Road then 3 miles south or 8 miles north of Bard Store First Savings Bank clerk Foot and Davidson auctioneers 5112 conduct the sale.
Notice to vehicle owners in need of bumping painting or repair. Dan McDonald ae Sales and Service offers 24 hour wrecker service and estimates with sheet metal and fenders in stock. Contact Clare phone.
Lucille's Coffee Shop near the bus station benefits from the new noon stop time. The revised 12 25 schedule aims to better serve local customers and streamline service during midday.
An auction will be held at the Joseph Hendrie residence 309 E street Clare on Wednesday September 22 under the hammer of Willey and Son Auctioneers.
Weather delays force postponement of the September 18 Community Sale at Farwell Park. Maple Grove Union Church invites attendees to the spring event.
Specialized service offers free inspection with the slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives Perhaps Your Own. Contact Marble Auto Collision Service at 260 W. for details.
De Soto and Plymouth area shop offers tires, tubes, batteries and accessories. Bob's Sales & Service lists phone 342 with Clara as contact.
A statement declares that the person will assume no debts and will act only for contracts made by others. No direct actions or names are provided.
Newly elected Agricultural Stabilization Conservation committee members Earl Walker, chairman, Joe Pung, and Clinton Sloan have taken office. They met at a district gathering at Bostwick Lake near Grand Rapids to align responsibilities and plan activities. They will meet twice monthly, with key sessions September 20 in the ASC office and September 22 at Bostwick Lake to coordinate with Soil Conservation District directors and extension staff. Educational meetings are planned for October.
Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair winners receive calves in the Calf Award Contest. Sponsored steers go to next year's auction. Recipients include Larry Van Orden Virginia Howland Mary Jane Methner Harold Smalley Juanita Green Myrna Drake Sally Wood Edward VanOrden Jack Cook and Charles Hetherington with sponsors such as Rosebush Elevator Mt. Pleasant Co op Elevator Krapohl Ford Sales Jensen Motor Sales Lee Equipment Isabella County State Bank Exchange Savings Bank Albar Nash Motor Sales Leo Beard and Bader Milling Company.
The event listed twenty contestants and ten pigs with winners and their sponsors including Willis Strouse Clare State Bank Garry Strouse Northwood Dairy Richard Haney Elmer Flaugh er Murt Hughes Mt. Pleasant Hardware Kenneth Fox McFar lane Dairy Todd Hovey Rosebush State Bank Robert Faber Mt. Pleasant Dairy Ray Elliott Scott and Sons Hardware Philip Crowley Chester McDonald and Tom Steil Jr Vic's Super Market. Winners after catching a pig received two more pigs to feed for a total of three for the Jr. Livestock Show in December. A council meeting at Howard Green's home discussed Fall Achievement Day and county fair improvements for next year.
Tuesday night the No 1 DHTA enjoyed a delicious meal at the 4 H Club Camp. Afterward officers and board members were elected followed by square dancing and card games. Attendees reported a wonderful meal and grand time.
More than 16,000 acres in 20 lower peninsula counties were leased for oil and gas exploration. The conservation department reported bidders paid 6151 dollars for the leases, part of a 232553 acre sale held late last week in Lansing.
Miss Marjorie Jane Kleiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner finished her nurses course at St Marys School of Nursing. Graduation services were held Sunday at St Marys Cathedral in Saginaw. A nice number from the community attended. She received an award and will remain at St Marys for a while. Best wishes to Janie.
The Ladies Aid held a surprise belated birthday party for Mrs Elza Beery after a last Thursday gathering. Guests, gifts and cards were shared, ice cream and cake served, and photos taken as attendees wished Mrs Beery many more happy birthdays.
Faye Johnson of Remus dined Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison. Orrin and Duval First visited Houghton on business. Carl Wurts and family joined L. J. Gould of Bay City for Sunday dinner. Floyd Randal hosted Clare guests including Clarence Randal and family. Dr Randt of Canada dined with Othel Denslow. Stuart Denslow and East Lansing came to visit the Firsts. Mary Trainor returned to Detroit after visiting her sister Agnes Lawler. Eugene Morrison hosted a TV party with Ralph Diehl Gerald Cameron Roy Graham and Willard Morrison families. ice cream and cake were served.
Volunteers for the American Cancer Society are invited to a three day training conference on a college campus. More than 300 attendees are expected at Kellogg Center. Topics include leadership training public relations and danger control with leaders from Michigan. Speakers include Waldo Stoddard and C Allen Payne. Jack Pickering will speak at the noon luncheon on Friday Oct 15. Topics cover cancer control in children lung cancer and breast cancer. Conference coordinated by the Continuing Education Service and sponsored by regional Cancer Society divisions.
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