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CLARE. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY MORNING.   JULY 22. 1949
New Series Vol. 57. No. 4**"*"
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Robert Campbells
Return Sunday From
Honeymoon Trip
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Campbell returned Sunday from a wedding trip
through Northern Michigan and Wisconsin and will be at home to friends
in their Mt. Pleasant apartment.
Mrs. Campbell is the former Margaret E. Sivier, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Sivier, of Standish, and Mr.
Campbell is a son of Homer Campbell,
of Rosebush. Their marriage took
gla.ce in the Ames Methodist church,
in Saginaw on June 30th, at 12:00 p.m.,.
with the Rev..Townley officiating. A
profusion of summer flowers decked
the altar for the ceremony.
. The couple, was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Vasold and it was in
the Vasold Wine the wedding lunch-,
eon was served immediately following
the ceremony. Tall candles and low
bowls of bright flowers were used
throughout the home.: The bride and
bridegroom left in the afternoon for
their wedding-trip.
Mr. Campbell is associated with the
Gerald Cotter law firm in Mt. Pleasant
and Mrs. Campbell is the firm's stenographer.
STAGE ATTRACTION
TO PRECEDE MOVIES
•   HERE FRIDAY NIGHT
Preston Johnson has announced an
unusually interesting program for the
regular Friday night free show at Memorial Field, The Johnson troupe, of
Ithaca, Will appear immediately preceding the moving picture show, in a
program of acrobatics aand musical
numbei-s, at 8:00 p. m.
At last week's show the Notable
Knaves, of Mt. Pleasant, a barbershop
quartet of distinction, appeared on the
stage before the pictures were shown
and gave ifye crowd a real treat with
this tyjle of singing.        ■<■* *»-*-
The movies scheduled for this Friday include a feature picture, "Prairie
Chickens," a short in color, called
"Party Line," and "Greenie," a short
dealing with an immigrant to this
country.
So successful has been the free
show idea in Rosebush that Weidman
has arranged to have a similar recreation program in their village each Saturday night, with Mr, Johnson showing the same program of pictures
there. Leon McArthur and C. Dillen-j
beck, representing Weidman businessmen, were in Rosebush recently to inspect the newly erected stage on Memorial Field and expect to recommend
a similar set-up for their village.
FORMER ROSEBUSH
LADt PASSES AT
*   HOUGHTON LAKE
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Funeral 'Services For Mrs. Mary
Jane Small Held Here
Last Friday
Funeral services were held Friday,
July 15th, in the Rosebush Presbyterian Church, for Mrs. Mary Jane Small,
whose death occurred in the early
morning hours of July 13th, at the
Houghton Lake cottage of some
friends, with whom she had been visiting. Mrs, Small was a former resident of this community and was well
and favorably known here.
The deceased was born in Ontario,
Canada,  October 2nd, 1875,
She is survived by three sons, Frank
of Mt. Pleasant, Maynard and John, of
Flint; and a daughter, Emma Cormier
of Flint.
The Rev. R. O. Thomson officiated
at the funeral services and interment
was made in'the Delwin cemetery.
METHODIST YOUNG
ADULT GROUP MEETS
AT LAKE GEORGE.
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MICHIGAN
Farm Folks
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MICHIGAN STATE
COLLEGE     .
Extension Service
MICHIGAN RURAL-
SAFETY COUNCIL
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LOCAL* NEWSPAPER
* Spontoring^*:
500 Farmers
a year will
tell you that
ACCIDENTS
DO NOT PAY—
SAFETY DOES!
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PROGRAM STARTING JULY 22
% NEW ARRIVALS
Mr„ and Mrs. Raymond McConnell
have received the announcement of
the "birth of Raymond Anthony Maxbauer, July 11th, to Mr. and Mrs. William Maxbauer, of Traverse City. Mrs.
Maxbauer is the former Joan McCon-
Wil, of Rosebush, a daughter <6t the
Raymond McConnells.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JTJJ1LV "22-23
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
THE CASTAWAY
With
JOSEF*!3* -SCHIUP^RAUT    ,
s.     BP.-JIE  BURKE
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HOME IN SAN ANT0NE
With
ROY ACUFF
THE   WODERNAIRS
sUNO'A»'^ND  Mf->JDAV
JULY 24-25
THE BARKLEVS OF
BROADWAY
IN  OTESCHNICOLOR
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TUES.,     WED.,     THURS.
JULY  26-27-28
RED STALLION OF THE
ROCKIES
. (IN COLOR)
ALSO
'SOME 'OF THE  BEST"      •
A 40 minute M. G. M. Special
m
Tunes of the Day
POPULAR RECORDS
Somehow
Again
Huckle-b.uck
' "Caravan   '-"' * ,      -.. v
Lets Take -an Old FacMc»H_.TV"alk
Baby It's Cold Outs-Se
Don't Cry, Cry Baby
Everywhere You Ge
Forever and Ever
Four Winds and the "Seven Seas
Green Eyes
Heart of Loch. LomOiul
I Wish I Was a ©dldflih
I Love You
In a Shady No_*k By :a Babbling
Brook
Lorelei
My One and Orfly -Highland Fling
Now, Now Hdw lis '.the 'Time
WESTERN   RECORDS
Wedding BeHs
Lovesick Blues
Echo of Your SEtaotBteps
I'm  Throwing  Rice   at  the   Girl
I Love
SPECIAL NEW RECORDS
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Household Appliances, Inc.
,    509 McEwan Street
CLARE, MICHIGAN
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moyes were
hosts at their Lake George cottage to
the Sunday night meeting of the Methodist Young Adult group. An inspiring
devotional service was conducted by
the Rev. Willis Dunn during the evening,
Swimming provided recreation for
the group ahd to conclude the meeting
a delightful pot luck supper was served.
Guests at the meeting were Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Moyes, of Elyria, Ohio,
and tlieir three children. Members of
the group and their leaders present-
included Rev. and Mrs. Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ackerman and daughter,
Suzie, Mr. and Mrs". Moyes, Mr. and
"Mrs Glen Hoyle and children, Glenje
[•lid Candy, of Mt. Pleasant, Mr. and
Mfs. Darwin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Athold Johnston apd children, Dougie
and Mary Ann, Lionel Moyes, Page
Bellinger and Miss Eldonna Cairns.
FARM SAFETY WEEK
JULY 2 4 - 3 0
WILLIAM WHITNEY
INJURED WHEN CAR
OVERTURNS SUNDAY
MRS. BURNS HOSTESS
TO EXTENSION CLUB
W?M> JlPfrp, A. .-ijtfna-wafe- hostess tj|,-|
the> members iOf the Jolly Group Exten-'
sionjClub when it met in ner home
Thursday evening. Mrs. Dale Graham
was in charge of the entertainment
for ihe evening and introduced a mum-*
bef of hilarious games and contests.
The club suspends business and lessons for the summer months and
meetings are devoted to recreation.-
Secret sisters were chosen at Thursday's session and the location icsr the
next meeting was announced as being
the home of Mrs. Ho®"- .Swindlehurst,
and the date Augast 17th, which also
happens to be the "birthday -anniversary of the hostess.
A delightful dessert, <c~u~rse <of raspberry pie alamode was served lo Mrs.
Ralph DiehL Mrs, SJngene Jfltoriiison,
Mrs. Charles Epple, Mrs. Carl Fir__,
Mrs. James Chiley, Mrs. William Whitney, Mrs. Earl Neff, Mrs. Dam Swindle-
hurst, Mrs. Hugh Swindlehsirst, Mrs.
Dale Graham aura the hostess, .Mrs.
Burns.
William Whitney, about 55, is a patient in ■ Central Michigan Hospital,
Mt. Pleasant, following a freak acck:
dent near his home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Whitney was driving Ills recently
repaired car which was being pushed
by a car driven by his son-in-law, Geo.
Bader, when in som6 manner the locked bumpers of the two cars tipped the
Whitney car, overturning it and pinning the driver underneath.,
Whitney crawled from the wreckage
awd was not believed -seriously injured at fifrst. However an hour later
it became apparent hes "had suffered a
serious back injury and he was rushed
"by ambulance to the hjpspital. X-rays
are being, _itU*S*5*-"vf -/determine the
extent of his tnja*t.es and it is expected he will be confined to the hospital
for some time. *
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ROSEBUSH BRIEFS
JAKE GROSS TRIES
OUT AS PITCHER FOR
CINCINNATI REDS
Negotiations are pending following
the recent trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, by
Ray Kniffen and the promising young
athlete from Weidman, Jake Gross,
when "the latter tried out for the famous Cincinnati Reds. Jake, who has
been making baseball history in these
parts, is credited with being big
league material and has done some
spectacular left-handed pitching;
Kniffen, local sports enthusiast, accompanied Gross in an advisory capacity, for the try out and the pair
was flown to Cincinnati by George McClain, of Weidman, After an exciting-,
experience at the try-out and visiting
behind the scenes of major league-
baseball, young Gross and his mentoi*-
returned by plane to Willow Run Air-"
port and on to Rosebush and Weidt-
man.
The young pitcher is Scheduled to>
try out with several other league-
teams in the near future and the offers made him from the various managers will determine his, choice of
clubs.
Additional Rosebush News
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."BAD MEN OF TOMBSTONE"
Barry Sullivan—"Marjorie Reynolds—Broderick Crawfosd
Sun. - Mon.,   July 24 - 25
Open Sun. 4:45 Cont-tuions
^-CHARGED WITH EXCITEMENT
with Preiton rOSTER
Bvbara BmTTO||_^_KV_g% -^
Tues. - Wed. - Thurs.,   Jul* 26 * 27 - 28
their honeymoon for Tm*..was a party oi$ix!!
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STEAL CHICKENS
Thieves broke into the [Chicken
house on the Dr. 35, C. McArthur farm
just north of this village last wfiek,
and carried off some twenty choice
chickens. The theft was believed to
have been committed Wednesday
night. State Pc-ice are worishis tan
the case.
BEAVERTON
GEM THEATRE
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Fri.-Sat..   July22-23
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
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UBU-
MAKERS!
plus Barry Sullivan
'Bad Men of Tombstone".
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Sun. - Mon., .July 24 - 25
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4-H C__UB MEMBERS
ENJOY TEA JULY 13
Members of the Isabella-Denver 4-H
Club and their mothers were guests at
a delightful afternoon tea given in the
William Coughlin home Wednesday .afternoon of last week. Miss _r©ne
Coui*Jhlin was the hostess and the tea
was a' part of the club's -summer project in entertaining.
The tea table was covered with an
exquisite cloth and centered by an
arrangement of summer Mlies and
greenery. Irene was assisted in pouring by Geraldine Epple. Dainty open
faced sandwiches, hot and cold tea
and cake were served.
During the tea hour a program of
piano music was played by Rita Epple,
Geraldine Epple and the hostess, Irene
Coughlin. The guests included Josephine Strauss and Mrs. Mike Strauss,
Christy Lee Sims and Mrs. Richard
Sims, Ann Marie Swindlehurst and
Mrs. Hugh Swindlehurst, Rita Epple
and Mrs. Charles Epple, Janet Grace
anad Mrs. William Grace, Geraldine
Epple, vthe hostess, Irene Coughlin and
Mrs.-William Coughlin.
.ATTEND BIBLE CAMP
AT RAINBOW LAKE
* The Rev. Willis Dunn, Mrs. Dunn
.and children have returned irom Rain'
bow Lake Bible Camp, where they
spent the past week. Others attending the camp from here included Miss
Eldonna Cairns, Orriene First, Glenna
[.Mae and Ruth Ann Bechdolt, Bonnie
Grace, Harland Bellinger a_ui Marlyn
Thompson.
, The camp was a decided success,
according to the local pastor, with a
number of young people making Christian decisions. The camp, pointed o»it
ReV. Dunn, is a Methodist supported
project, not iriter-denominational.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lockhart and
daughter, of Detroit, arrived Saturday
to spend some time in the home of
Mrs. Lockhart's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Johnston. Mr. Lockhart returned
to Detroit" and will join his family here
later.   .**
Mrs. Kenneth Mogg spent Sunday
afternoon with her father, William
Kile.
• Mrs. Jim McConnell   visited   Mrs.
Tobin, at Six Lakes, on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MeGuire and
daughter, Marion, were in Bay City
Thursday, where they were guests in
the Goddeyne residence.
Mr., and Mrs. Wendell Hagon returned Saturday from a trip which
took thfem through the state of Iowa.
Mrs. George Nolan and Mrs. E. O,
Graham we're stmday dinner guests of
Miss Abbie Johnston.
Stmday dinner guests in the Joseph
"MeGuire home included Mr. and Mrs.
;_*ennie Goddeyne and children, of Bay
-City, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc-
,'Guire, Jr., and daughter, Carolyn, of
"Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Carl Downs, of Midland, spent
I some time last week with her mother,
Mrs. William Thompson.
Miss Velma Coyne and Miss Frances Henrichson are at the Mayo Clinic
in Rochester, Minn., where the latter
|is under observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mosher and
daughter, Patti, of Ashland, Ohio, are
spending this week at the Lake George
cottage of Mrs. B. F. Johnston.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds and her son,
Frank Reynolds, of Mt. Pleasant, were
Saturday night supper guests of Mrs.
Floyd Graham. While in_this community they accompanied Mrs. Graham to call on Mrs. George Nolan, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Matteson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Graham and Mr.'"and Mrs. Dale
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stickle, Mr.
and Mrs. Rupert Schofield and Mr. and
Mrs. James Moyes and sons, Elton and
Gerald, were among the Sunday guests
at the Eight Point Lake camp of Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Johnson.
Russell DeForrest is spending his
week ends at the Walker cottage on
Silver Lake, where he is building a
kitchen and sun-deck on the cottage.
j      SOCIAL EVENTS
I* YO(Jlt-_
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Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Stickle entertained at a dinner party Friday night
in their home. Guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Robison and Miss Myrtle Robison, of Mt Pleasant, and Mrs.
Marble, of Ypsilanti. Miss Robison,
who recently returned for a vacation
after teaching in Germany for the past
year, showed pictures aand. slides in
the Stickle living roam, following the
dinner.
CAR OWNERS
.Try ow budget plan on your motor
ana transmission jobs. No dawn pay
merit, Dan "VtcDonald, Your Friendly
Ford-Dealer
JIMMIE  JINGLE   SAYS:
In summer's heat it can't be
,   beat
It's the one food yd«"..._b_d
complete
—Foss' Bread
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
CHOCOLATE   ROLLS,  CAKfiS,
COOKIES  ANP  CUPS
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ROBERT PRESTON
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JULY 26-27-28
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JULY  29-30
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GIRL FROM
MANHATTAN
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DOROTHY  LAMOUR
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PAUL HURST
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JULY 24-25
TULSA
STARRING
SUSAN  HAYWARD
ROBERT PRESTON
JULY 26-27.-28
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GARY   COOPER
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JULY 29-30
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DOROTHY LAMOUR
GEORGE   MONTGOMERY
Summer Schedule, Effective Friday, July 1
Doors Open 5:45 P, M. Con:..     Three Complete Shows.
..   Last Show Stasis at 10:15 P. M.
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