Editor Dean M. Bucholz Dies After Car Crash
Dean M. Bucholz 40 of Harrison, editor of the Clare County Cleaver, died Sunday night from injuries after a one car wreck near Harrison. He edited the paper since 1957 and was known in the community for promoting local athletics. He is survived by his parents, three brothers, and his wife. Services were held at the Harrison Congregational Church.
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Dean M. Bucholz
Harrison
Clare County
Cleaver
Emil Bucholz
The
Dean
Bucholz
Clare General Hospital
Harrison Congregational Church
Maple Grove Cemetery
Mr. Bucholz
West Branch
Pinconning High School
the Cleaver
Central Michigan University
Mount Pleasant
Yile
Harrison Order of the Eastern Star
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harrison Area
Clifford
Chicago
Glen
Coleman
Wayne
Harrison High School
Install New NPNA Officers at Crooked Lake Meeting
The Isabella Clare N P N A met at Mrs. Juanita McMasters Crooked Lake home on August 10 to install new officers for the year. Elected are Ella McConnell president Jeanetta Woodward vice president Dorothea McNeil secretary Kathleen Weaver treasurer. A October Lan sing workshop and a year advisor were discussed. The traveling basket was presented to Mrs. McConnell and the next meeting is September 2 with Mrs. Marie Stanek.
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Isabella Clare N. P.N.A
Juanita McMasters
Crooked Lake
McMasters
Ella McConnell
Jeanetta Woodward
Dorothea McNeil
Kathleen Weaver
Lansing
McNeil
McConnell
Dwellers in Desert Africa to Teach Michigan Sand Roadways
A Sentinel feature previews next week on how African road builders plan to control sand dunes in Michigan. The piece promises hints for sand erosion control and road construction on desert-like terrain.
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Africa
Michigan
Sentinél
Fifteen Seek Trustee Posts in Clare Gladwin College Election
James C. McNamara announces fifteen candidates for Clare Gladwin County Community College trustee posts with six elected. Local candidates include William Case Genevieve Fleming and Robert Carter for six four and two year terms. Voters set for September 13 on college establishment and a 1.5 mill tax. An August 25 meeting for school boards and advisory groups will present all candidates and discuss the college plan.
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James C. McNamara
Clare County
Clare-Gladwin County Community College
Clare
William Case
Genevieve Fleming
Robert Carter
Benjamin Bosink
Harrison
William Mercer
Beaverton
Ellis C. van Deventer
Gladwin
Charles A. Amble
Thomas Brockway
William Fischer
Farwell
Thomas W. Howarth
H. Stewart Woodward
Robert Carter Clare
Winifred Phillips
Paul A. Rhodes
W. Keith Scott
Mildred Lang
McNamara
Community College Project
Clare-Gladwin
Start Practice Reminders for Football Players and Squad
New Coach Deb Nolan announced football practice starts with physicals in the HS gym on August 26 at 9 a.m. Uniforms will be issued that day. The initiative emphasizes equal opportunity, job training, and preparing youths for degrees, with plans for broader education and vocational training as the college project develops.
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Deb Nolan
Help With Canning In Summer Produce
Homemakers canning and freezing summer fruits and vegetables are encouraged. The Cooperative Extension Office offers bulletins on canning jams jellies pickles and freezing, available by phone or mail from Bella Bowers in Harrison Michigan.
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Bella Bowers
Home Economic
Harrison
Michigan
Mrs Bowers Leaves Home Economics Extension Post
Clare County Extension Service director George MacQueen announces Bella Bowers will end her work as County Extension Agent Home Economics and Family Living in August to return to teaching. She thanks homemakers and assures continued Extension Office assistance and a planned program for members.
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George MacQueen
Clare County Extension Service
Bella Bowers
Clare
Gladwin
Clare Co
Home Economics
Club Members View Prize Beef at Clare Packing
Four H beef club members visited Clare Packing Company in Clare to study steer carcasses sold at the county fair auction. They examined rib eye, marking, conformation and maturity, while Nick Jabour identified each carcass with member names and show placements. The government grader explained carcass features and how bone structure and marbling influence age, tenderness, and final grade.
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FFA
Clare Packing Company
Clare
Nick Jabour
Pancake Breakfast Recounts From Boyhood Memories
Lloyd C. Douglas, author of The Robe, recalls 19th century farm life in a Columbus Indiana childhood letter. He describes cold mornings, a wood burning stove, buckwheat pancakes set overnight, butter from a crock, syrup, and hearty breakfasts with steak or ham and eggs followed by fried potatoes.
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Lloyd C. Douglas
Ann Arbor
Columbus City
Ind
Douglas
Trail Ride Opens Across Michigan in 1965 Pony of The Americas Trek
The 1965 International Pony of The Americas Trail Ride begins in Tawas City Michigan. The 220 mile trek across the lower peninsula progresses 16 to 40 miles daily. Organizers from several states anticipate finishing in Elberta on August 22 with Clare attorney Jim Bicknell as trail boss and his children Belinda Deborah and Jimmy among the youngest riders.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Elberta
Tawas City
Clare
Jim Bicknell
Belinda
Deborah
Jimmy
Lansing Man Dies In Expressway Crash Near Clare
Charles W. Schroeder a 48 year old Lansing resident died when his car left the expressway five miles north of Clare striking a concrete pillar of a new overpass. Witnesses including 25 construction workers saw the high speed impact as the driver sped past warnings and a flagman.
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Lansing
Clare
Dover Rd
Charles W. Schroeder
West Virginia Coal Company
Schroeder
James Darling
Carl Stephenson
Safe Record for Consumers Power Central Division
Central Division employees of Consumers Power Company completed 24 months without a lost-time accident on August 9 1965 at 12 00 midnight. This marks the second straight 12 month period of perfect safety. The initial period began August 10 1963 at 12 01 a.m. and has continued. The record covers 309 employees across Alma Big Rapids Carson City Clare Ewatt Gladwin Greenville Lakeview Mt Pleasant and Stanton.
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Consumers Power Company
Alma
Big Rapids
Carson City
Clare
Ewatt
Gladwin
Greenville
Lakeview
Mt. Pleasant
Stanton
Drouth Cancels MSU Crops-Soils Field Day for Year
Michigan State University cancels its annual Crops-Soils Field Day originally slated for September 2 due to dry weather and poor central Michigan growing conditions. Officials say the event will be rescheduled next year.
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Michigan State University
Michigan
MSU
Randie Family Holds 15th Reunion At Harley Randie Home
The 15th Randie reunion was held Sunday August 15 at the Harley Randie home. Over 200 relatives attended a pot luck dinner followed by games and a Penny Throw for the children.
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Randie
Harley Randie
Area Schools Announce 65 Opening Dates
Clare Public Schools begin half day sessions on September 8 and 9 with grade schedules to be announced. Labor Day week includes September 7 teacher meetings. Harrison and Farwell set a mix of teacher meetings and half day classes at end of August and start of September. Coleman plans August 31 opening for grades 1-12, kindergarten September 1, with 1350 enrollment expected and new facilities and staff. Open houses schedule September 14 to 23 and a fall election planned for new classrooms.
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Clare
Harrison
Keith Mayfield
Harrison Schools
Farwell
Mitchell
Harold Ellenhaas
Coleman Community Schools
Coleman
Clare City Names Mrs. Ruark City Clerk
The Clare City Commission named Mrs. Madge Ruark to replace resigning David Adams as clerk-treasurer. The $4,800 yearly post takes effect September 1. The body heard a request for probe into alleged illegal traffic ticket practices without action. A resolution was approved to study adding 16 street lights on N. McEwan near the city park.
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Clare
Madge Ruark
David Adams
Ruark
Tim Cotter
James S. Bicknell Jil
William B. Dunlop
N. McEwan
Exhibit Class Grows Larger At Co Fair
One hundred sixty two 4-H members exhibited at the Clare County Fair which ended August 7 with a growing number in Home Economics and Educational projects. Jane Walters of Clare led foods with breads from other lands and canned meats earning a state fair ribbon.
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4-H
Clare County
Jane Walters
Clare
Jane
Roberta Streeter
Lake
Sharon Smith
Harrison
Rebecca
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