Harrison Man Charged With Drug Possession
A Harrison man, Robert Dexter Hutchinson, 20, of 1505 Grant Ave, is free on a $1000 personal recognizance bond after waiving preliminary examination on a possession of illegal drugs charge. Police say he was arrested April 8 at his home and found marijuana, two containers of marijuana, and hashish. The case stems from a two month drug probe in Harrison with cooperation from Clare County authorities. A separate note lists upcoming Pleasure Boat classes for 12 to 16 year olds at Clare High School April 27 to May 1.
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Harrison
Robert Dexter Hutchinson
Grant Ave
Clare County
Hutchinson
Lowell Wilds
Houghton Lake Post
Mid-Michigan Community College
Wayne Berg
Wilds
Clare County Sheriff’ S Department
Richard Bissell
Mr. Pleasant State Police
Morris Vincent
Clare High School
Raymond Lippold
Clare Scholarship Fund Receives Two Donations
The Clare Area Scholarship Association gained $600 this week from two donations. Mr and Mrs William Morse of MIC Mobile Homes Sales and Service in Clare gave a $500 scholarship for a Clare High School graduate.
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William Morse
MIC Mobile Homes Sales and Service of
Clare
Pat Parish
Clare Scholarship Association
Betty Mussell
Clare Pta
Larry Ruby
Scholarship Association
Sentinel
Clare Area Scholarship Association
William
Morse
Clare High School
Democratic Party Chief Here Friday in Clare
State Democratic Party Chairman James M. McNeely and staff visit Clare County Democrats on Friday April 17 to map county by county campaign strategy and brief on statewide tactics. VIP voter identification program explained. Scholarships offered by local association total up to 1500 monthly?
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Democratic Party
James M. McNeely
Clare County
Democrats
McNeely
Non Work Among Growing Occupations in Clare County
In Clare County the non work group of able bodied men over 14 who do not work or seek work numbers about 1,040, up from 799 in 1960, part of a nationwide 8.5 million non workers. Many rely on investments and government transfer payments like social security, with 65 plus retirees making up a larger share than a decade ago.
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Clare County
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
United States
Embezzlement Charge Against Summerfield Treasurer Mary Pearson
Summerfield Township Treasurer Mary Pearson 37 has been charged with embezzling over $1,000 in township funds. She waives examination and appears in Circuit Court Wednesday after release on recognizance. Books seized by Clare County Sheriff. audit planned. loss amount undetermined. Pearson mother of six.
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Summerfield Township
Mary Pearson
Pearson
Clare County
Raymond Lippold
Jay Trucks
Summerfield
Earl Parker
Parker
Republicans Set Program Apr 21 at Harrison County Court House
Clare County Chairman Don R. Luce announces a Republican program titled Mission 70s to be held April 21 at 7 00 p m in Harrison at the Harrison County Court House. The slide and work book session, co sponsored by the RNC and RSCC, aims to teach party organization techniques. The program previously drew about 300 Republican leaders in Lansing and was praised as a top national tool.
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Clare County
Harrison County Court House
Harrison
Don R. Luce
Republican National Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Lansing
GOP
William F. McLaughlin
Camping Trip Planned For Clare Fourth Graders
Clare Elementary School will take about 130 fourth graders to Mystic Lake Camp for a five day outdoor learning program starting May 18. University of Central Michigan professors and county officials will teach conservation earth science biology nature study and woodcraft with teachers and volunteers assisting.
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Clare
Mystic Lake Camp
al Schumm
Michigan
Lake
Stu
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Charles E. Holden
Elly Tice
Charles
Clark’s Drug Store
Ray Ruby
Gateway Lanes
Pete Brown
Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ken Shered
Bill Rutter
Bill Mogg
Clare High School Chorus Club
Clare County District Court
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