Clare City Commission approves street vacate plan and notices
Clare Michigan city officials move to vacate parts of streets in Block 33 and adjacent areas, authorizing notice and a public hearing on October 4 1954. The meeting also covers chattel mortgage authorization, curb gutter and sidewalk bids for E 4th Street, sewer contract, ordinance amendments, lighting changes, city audit approval, and a memorial resolution for Lloyd Junior Edick.
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Howard Everts
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Lloyd Edick Mourned in Clare after cave-in injuries
Lloyd Edick born October 10 1931 son of Lloyd C Edick and Minnie M Edick died August 30 at Clare General Hospital from injuries in a cave in while working. A Clare High School 1950 graduate, he served in Korea with the 8206th Army unit after completing Camp Gordon and Fort Monmouth signals training. Funeral services were held September 2 at the Clare Methodist Church with burial at Cherry Grove cemetery conducted by post 5738 members.
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City of Clare adopts ordinance amending health standards signage
The city approves Ordinance No. 202 amending Ordinance No. 199 to add a new provision for restaurants earning the Health Department approved standardized H.D.A. sign. The sign remains Health Department property, loaned to qualifying establishments and revocable for infractions. Mayor Howard Everts signs.
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San Fruttuoso Christ of the Depths lowered to view
A statue named Christ of the Depths has been lowered to the floor of the Mediterranean at San Fruttuoso on the Italian Riviera. It marks the site of a century old shipwreck and will be visible to mariners cruising the clear waters.
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15 200 Start Fall Term At MSC
MSC begins the 1955 centennial year with 15 200 expected enrollment for fall term. Orientation and registration run Sept 20 24. classes start Sept 27 in 128 courses. 600 more students than last year. New facilities include apartments for married students and a new co ed Snyder Hall. The $4 million library rises but opens in 1955 56. President Hannah will join campus.
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Robert S. Linton
John A. Hannah
Harrison Road
Snyder Hall
Grain and Feeds Prices and Produce Market Tidbits
Local grain and feed prices list wheat oats corn barley beans rye and related animal products. The report includes meat and produce pricing for hogs beef veal lambs hides eggs grades and elevator produce terms with station references and contact notes.
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Cederberg Opens Bay City District Office
Congressman Elford A Cederberg announces a district office in Bay City Room 303 Federal Building with phone 25761 The office will operate Monday through Friday from 9 00 AM to 5 00 PM and he aims to be in the Bay City office to meet constituents also visiting other thirteen counties of the 10th District on remaining days.
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Agricultural dependence varies by continent in 1895 data
In 1895 four motor vehicles were registered in the United States. Six of ten people globally lived on farms and depended on agriculture for a livelihood. North America shows two in ten relying on farming, while Asia and Africa reach seven in ten.
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Farm Bureau Discusses World Problems At Bates Home
The Hagle Farm Bureau met at the home of Mr and Mrs Orville Bates on September 21 with twenty in attendance. Vice President Glen Bay opened the meeting as secretary Lyla Bates read minutes and the treasurer's report. Norman Hutchinson led discussions on securing food for starving people via agencies and the army, strengthening competitive enterprise by removing unions and excess government controls, and using the Taft Hartley Act to protect individual rights when needed. Officers were elected: Glen L. Poet chair, Glen Bay vice chair, Mrs Donald Kleiner secretary treasurer, Clarence Davis minute man, Norman Hutchinson discussion leader, Ted Newman recreation director, Mrs Glen Poet and Mrs Bryan Miller committeewomen, Mrs Bryan Miller reporter.
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Slugger White Shares Baseball Wisdom and Diaper Analogy
Slugger White visits and recalls a joke about babysitting a Setms Slugger. He explains a quirky diaper folding trick likening it to a baseball diamond. He credits his Dad for the idea and urges readers to consider others views in daily choices like beverages.
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