Bernard Tubbs Named Head of Tech Center
Dow Chemical announces Bernard H. Tubbs new Midland based technology center head role with global scope. Tubbs oversees plants in Clare and affiliated sites across Midland Connecticut Ohio California Pennsylvania Florida New Jersey Washington Ontario Germany the Netherlands Japan.
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Dow Chemical Company
Midland
Bernard H. Tubbs
Wilcox Parkway
Clare
Dow
Tubbs
Brinewell
Dow Company
United States
Connecticut
Ohio
Calif
Pennsylvania
Florida
New Jersey
Washington
Ontario
Canada
Germany
Netherlands
Japan
Past Commanders Meet At Harrison VFW Post
The past commanders and past presidents club of Veterans of Foreign Wars District II met at the Harrison Post Home on Saturday evening September 25 with the Harrison Post 1075 auxiliary as hostess. About fifty members attended and a turkey supper was served. Both groups held constructive meetings and the next gathering is planned for about January 1.
Ithaca gives Clare 19-0 defeat in Friday game
Ithaca Yellowjackets blank Clare 19-0 in a clash at Ithaca as Clare’s offense was held to zero and Green and White show steady improvement. Dick Brilhart caught a 51 yard pass for Ithaca while Goodrich scored from one yard before halftime. Clare prepares for a 2:00 PM game at Big Rapids after recent results against Gladwin and Ithaca.
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Clare
Ithaca
Yellowjackets
CHS
Pioneer
Gladwin
Dick Brilhart
Goodrich
Farwell Teachers Invite Parents to Pot Luck Supper
All parents of Farwell school children are invited to a pot luck supper Monday October 4 at 6 45 pm in the school cafeteria. Table service will be provided by the school Kitchen. Bring dishes to pass.
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Farwell
Deaths John Stoll dies after brief illness
John Stoll died Wednesday September 29 at Gratiot Community Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services are scheduled Saturday at 2:00 PM from Stephenson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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John Stoll
Gratiot Community Hospital
Sturday
Stephenson Funeral Home
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Errs On Clare CD Investigation Clarified
The story credited to the Associated Press overstated checks in Clare County for Civil Defense materials. CD Director Ina Hammond and Sheriff James Darling said Clare has little equipment, all fully accounted for, including a fire truck in Harrison and a 200 bed hospital unit stored by the state.
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Associated Press
Clare County
Bay
Avenac
Ina Hammond
Clare
James Darling
State Health Dept
Hammond
Clare General Hospital
Foreign Policy Aims in Asia Outlined by State Department Leaders
The Flint conference featured Ambassador W Averell Harriman and other State Department officials. They argued the United States seeks stable governments in turbulent Asia while resisting being the world policeman and avoiding preventive war.
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United States
Asia
Forrest B. Meek
Clare High
Clare Sentinel
U. S. State Department
W. Averell Harriman
Meek
Department of State
United States State Department
Flint
Mott
Flint Board of Education
Johnson
State Department
Leland Barrows
Our Man
Federal Republic of the
Cameroon
Walter J. Stoessel, Jr
William B. Buffum
Charlotte Moton Hubbard
Union
Red China
Community of Nations
Gov
Harriman
Lin
China
Africa
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
India
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Kashmir
Buffer
Clare Extension Study Group Elects New Officers
The Clare Extension Study Group 1 met September 21 at Mrs. Verner Wigle’s home with Mrs. James Corsalit as cohostess. Thirteen members attended. New officers installed by outgoing chairman Mrs. Clarence Van include Axtel Johnson project leader Roy Flones council member Ronald Cooper Corsant Glen Robinson secretary treasurer James Perrine sunshine chairman. A ten week Red Cross course was planned and calendars and dates were set. Refreshments were served and a social hour followed the summer vacation.
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Clare Extension Study Group
Verner Wigle
James Corsalit
Clarence van
Axtel Johnson
Roy Flones
Ronald Cooper
Corsant
Glen Robinson
James Perrine
Sunshine
Red Cross
Sorority Hosts Circus Themed Rush With Ten Pledges
Delta Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained ten pledges with a circus themed rushing party at Town and Country. Mrs. Carol Snively led as ringmaster with Mrs. Marge Murray assisting. Helen Smith won best costume. Barbara Hickey took door and game prizes. Model rushee session set for October 5 at Town and Country.
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Delta Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Carol Snively
Marge Murray
Helen Smith
Barbara Hickey
Circle Groups Open Their Fall Season
Ten members of Mary Martha Circle met last Thursday afternoon in the Methodist Church parlors to start the fall season. Vice chairman Mrs. Marilyn Ulrich presided and Mrs. Muriel Turner was elected secretary. Reports covered general society matters including altar cloths, shut-in member adoptions, and work projects.
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Mary Martha Circle
Methodist
Marilyn Ulrich
Muriel Turner
General Society
Nettie Holbrook
Susanna Wesley Circle Holds First Fall Meeting
The Susanna Wesley Circle met Monday with Fannie Yeo man as chairman in charge. Ebien Downs joins Shut-in committee and Ruth Loomis joins Membership. Officers include Mildren Thayer vice chair, Rachel Waite secretary, Jennie VanHorn treasurer, Nellie Hatch sunshine. December designated as work month. Fran Bergstrom to lead refreshments. Mrs. Thayer in charge of program. The Congo Story was presented with a Q&A. closing prayer by Leah Gordon. World Wide Communion Sunday recording heard. Clare Varsity Band, directed by Lloyd Conley, invited to Ferris College Band Day on October 16.
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Susanna Wesley Circle
Fannie Yeoman
General Society
Ebien Downs
Ruth Loomis
Mildren Thayer
Rachel Waite
Jennie VanHorn
Nellie Hatch
Workers School
Fran Bergstrom
Congo
Leah Gordon
Impartial Board Chooses Site For C G College
Dr. Paul Rhoades of Gladwin chaired the initial Clare Gladwin Community College meeting on September 21. Trustees plan a temporary Gladwin office and will appoint three education experts to select a permanent site, with Dr Thaden advising on population studies.
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Clare-Gladwin Community College
Paul Rhoades
Thomas Howarth
William Mercer
Mildred Lang
Ella
Gladwin
Clare-Gladwin
School of Education
U of M
MSU
Thaden
Rhoades
Lang
James McNamara
Clare County Intermediate
Community College Study Commission
Hoover Ball and Bearing Plans Farwell Plastic Plant
Hoover Ball and Bearing Company selects Farwell Michigan for a 22 000 square foot plastic products plant on a 20 acre site. Construction to start immediately with a mid January 1966 completion and initial employment of about 20 workers. The plant will allow future expansion and becomes the companys fourteenth Michigan facility.
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Hoover Ball and Bearing Company
Farwell
Hoover
Michigan
Coleman Indians to Perform at Harrison Fair Grounds
The Coleman Indians, also known as the Wobe-Po-Kegans or the White Skin Dancers, will perform at the Harrison fair grounds this Saturday October 2 at 1 00 p m for the annual State Trailer Convention and Jamboree.
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Coleman
Fair Grounds
Harrison
Five Lakes Farm Bureau Elects Cole Officers
The Five Lakes Farm Bureau Group met on September 21 at the White residence. Basil Cole was elected Chairman with Kenneth Kapplinger as Vice Chairman and Donald Armentreout as Secretary. Warren White serves as Discussion Leader and Eldine Cole as Assistant Leader. Robert Jerred named as nominee to the county board. Calvin Erhart as Minuteman. June Jerred as Women's Committee representative. County annual meeting set for October 19 at Grant township hall.
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Five Lakes Farm Bureau Group
Warren White
Basil Cole
Chm
Kenneth Kapplinger
Donald Armentrout
Ass’t
Eldine Cole
County Board
Robert Jerred
Minuteman
Calvin Erhart
Women’s Committee
June Jerred
Study Club Demonstration at Glare Meeting
The October meeting of the Glare Study Club features a food demonstration by the Michigan Consolidated Gas Company. Cars will leave Glare Methodist Church for Mt. Pleasant next Tuesday evening October 5 at 7 30 p m Rides are provided for everyone and guests are welcome.
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Glare Study Club
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Glare Methodist
Mt. Pleasant
County Agents Named to Lead Extension Service in Two Counties
Michigan State University reorganizes the Cooperative Extension Service creating two new agents for Clare and Gladwin counties. Carolyn Bay will be the 4 H youth agent based in Clare with office in the courthouse. Clara Brown becomes home economist in Gladwin, with office in the courthouse. Bay brings six years as 4H club agent in Midland. Brown comes from Charlevoix county with a job history in extension work. The changes aid Paul Pennock, Gladwin County Extension director, and George C. MacQueen, Clark County Extension director.
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Carolyn Bay
Clare
Gladwin
Court House
Harrison
Clara Brown
Extension Home
Bay
Midland County
Michigan State University
Robert Carter
Brown
Charlevoix County
Clare Public Schools
Gentral Michigan University
Paul Pennock
Gladwin County
George C. MacQueen
Clark County
Herrick Church Celebrates 75th Anniversary Near Clare
Herrick Church three miles east of Clare marked its 75th anniversary on September 25 with a noon dinner and autumn flower decor. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. Emma Sager chairwoman Mrs. Reva Maxwell vice chairwoman and Mrs. Virginia Otis secretary. Homecoming date set for the last Saturday of September and a full feature on the day will appear in next week’s Sentinel.
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Herrick
Clare
Emma Sager
Reva Maxwell
Virginia Otis
Sentinel
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Barryton
Lincoln-Alcona
By Forrest B. Meek
Kremlin
Lloyd Conley
Ferris College
C-G College
McNamara
Isabella County
Isabella
Library of Clare High School
F.B
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Grant Township
Cooperative Extension Service
Herrick Church
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