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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
15
The Adult Fellowship of the Rosebush Center and Methodist Churches met with Mr and Mrs Joel Hurley. President Derry Dunn led the meeting planning an Attendance Contest with Mrs Darwin Johnson and Mrs Wilford Stigenbauer as team captains.
Beth Fulk turned thirteen as friends gathered at her home Thursday afternoon at 4 00. Games entertained the group while Beth opened gifts. Mrs Mac Falk and co host Sharon Green served ice cream and cake to guests Linda Anderson Carole Baird Diana Bullard Sheila Bullard Kay Lynn Cook Sue Dunn Linda Falk Patty Prout Lynn Prout and others.
The Lois Graham family gathered at Rosebush Memorial Park for a Sunday picnic to celebrate September birthdays. Guests included Dale Graham, Jimmie Graham, Helen Campbell, Carolyn Graham, and George Schleder's family, with cake baked by Mrs. Ivan Graham.
The KTS Club met at Mrs. Eldean Acker’s home for Pepper played by Pepper. First prize went to Mrs. Howard Jones with second to Mrs. Verrill Burk and a sow and traveler prize to Mrs. Harold Fluharty. A brief business meeting followed. Mrs. Fluharty will host October’s gathering. Dessert was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin First hosted and guests from East Lansing and Remus shared dinners with local families. Visitors included Mrs. Mildred Andrews leaving for Albuquerque and Mrs. E O Graham returning from Flint. several attendees joined W C T U activities and the Saginaw Fair. Larry Simmer returned home after studying industrial chemistry at Ferris Institute with parents in Rosebush.
Michigan Conservation Department plans fall spawning collection from lake trout in Torch Elk Crystal Glen Higgins lakes. Building on last year’s roughly 700000 fish, crews expect more extensive and successful operations with new equipment. Netting to begin mid October and continue until about November 21.
Mr and Mrs James Lawlee visited Mr and Mrs John Jacobs on Sunday. Connie Lowery serving with the U S Navy spends furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Harold Lowery. Fred Lickert joined the Navy and trains at Great Lakes. Attendees included Carl Wutts Jim Foote Lloyd Cairns and John Jacobs at a Harrison firemen meeting. The Dershes of St Louis visited and toured Houghton Lake area. The Angells of Millington spent Sunday with Fred Angell Sr. and family. Pat Horan of Beal City visited son William Horan. Mrs John Jacobs attended a district education association meeting in Mt Pleasant. Glifford Ray of Lagihing and Clara Morrison of Mt Pleasant dined with the Swindlehurst. Rosebush Senior M Y F viewed Mrs L Longstreet paintings in Mt Pleasant with Rev Joel Hurley Mrs Hurley and Mrs Gerald Cameron.
Hill Top bowlers open the Clare Alleys season with a 1000 game and a 2789 team series led by Jim Perrikie 597 John Musser 572 Warren Willett 562 Ralph Musser 548 and Joe Greer 519 Schellhas Sunoco top performers Court Bauer 624 Ross Lang 586 Jarvis Mott 200 Dutch game starts season strong in a brisk league night.
Roy O. Cook operator of a grocery store and gasoline station at Eight Point Lake died September 17 at the Veterans Hospital in Saginaw. He was born March 19, 1892 in Eaton County and lived at Eight Point Lake since 1900. Survived by Clyde Cook of Flint. sisters Mrs. Merle Madders of Ewart, Mrs. Levi Richards of Eight Point Lake, Mrs. Jack Scott of Clare County. Funeral held September 19 at Garfield Township Hall Lake with Rev. Vernon Andrews officiating. burial in Lake cemetery.
Gordon Finlay, famed cornet soloist with the United States Navy Band, headlines matinee and evening concerts in Mt Pleasant. Finlay has toured widely and is a familiar face to American audiences. He appears as part of a trumpet trio in the evening performance, sponsored by Clare and Mt Pleasant Kiwanis.
Sponsored by Clare and Mt Pleasant Kiwanis clubs the U S Navy Band will give two concerts at CMU Fieldhouse and Warriner Auditorium Mt Pleasant on September 26. Tickets cost 50 cents for the Matinee and $1.50 for the Evening show with sales through Kiwanis members Hotel Doherty Citizens State Bank or at the door.
The Clare PTA met in the school auditorium on Monday evening September 21. President Mrs Doris Tice led the meeting and introduced Principal Richard Snyder and music teacher Vivian Hughes. Ray Ruby from Center Michigan University's Driver Education Training program spoke on bus safety and incidents.
Big Norway Lake north of Windover has been sold by former owners Mr and Mrs Chester Wallace. George Scheer who handled the sale says the deal includes a large tract surrounding the lake. Plans call for developing a cottage and resort area by new owners.
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