Varsity Award Night At Clare School Assembly
The Clare School held a December assembly honoring its football team with master of ceremonies Irvin Ruby. Awards were presented to players including Mike Dwyer and Nyle Haggart, with junior varsity letters, certificates, and honors from newspapers and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Irvin Ruby
Star Spangled Banner
Mr. Arndt
Tad Hoersch
Casper
Leo Brown
Wayle Haggart
Mike Dwyer
William Seitz
Irvin
Ruby
Ronald Garthe
Nyle Haggart
Bill Ulrich
Fred Hagegart
Jim Chandanais
Ted Hoersch
Philip van
Wait Bay
Jim Beltnick
Nick Cotton
Elvis Denton
Jim Dwyer
Gerald Fullerton
Bob Haynak
Clark Kinsey
Dick Lajewski
Pred Miller
Bob Murdock
Carl Pelcher
Larry Pulcifer
Nard Robinette
John Roe
Charles Ruby
Bill Siel
Larry Seiter
Chris Smith
Leo Smith
Gale Soules
Tom van Hoose
Charles Zeiter
Jay Lehr
Bob Artibee
Eugene Campbell
Jon Crawford
Jos Davis
Dick Johnson
Bob Roe
Tom Smith
Leon Stanley
Jack Bailey
Don Crawford
Dick Waynak
Gus Wilson
Pat Pudway
Richarson
1952 Tuberculosis Christmas Seals On Sale
Christmas Seals finance TB research as 1952 seal purchases begin with Gerald Strobel and local teachers promoting the sale. Strobel said part of each Clara seal will fund research next year to advance science against tuberculosis. The 1952 seals went on sale November 26 with traditional imagery of a barred cross and a glowing candle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald KK
Strobel
Yule Program Brings Plays and Student Carols
Elementary grades host a Christmas assembly on December 24 with a Frosty the Snowman play and Susie Snowflake along with songs by 5th and 6th grades. High School program on December 23 features the Chorus Odette Boys Gleen Club and Junior High Girls' chorus performing familiar carols and other Christmas songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frosty the Snowman
Odette
Boys’ Gleen Club
Seventeen-Year Kiwanis Charter Dinner At Clare
Clare Kiwanis and guests from Clare Harrison Coleman Mt Pleasant Midland and others filled the Wedgewood Room at Hotel Doherty for the seventeenth annual Charter celebration and ladies night dinner dance. Kiwanis Governor Elect Ralph Keyes spoke on Kiwanis In 53 outlining aims in community betterment and social progress. The program included invocation by Rev Oscar Olson group singing led by Jack Hall and Mrs Hall, and a bouquet presentation to Mrs Joseph Grigware on her golden wedding anniversary.
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Clare Kiwanians
Clare
Harrison
Coleman
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Doherty
Wedgewood
Ralph Keyes
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Tim Cotter
Oscar Olson
Jed
Jack Hall
Erlo Oden to Receive Masters Degree at State
About 515 students are candidates for bachelor’s and advanced degrees at Michigan State College at term end December 9 1952. Master’s degree candidates total around 96 and doctor’s degree candidates about 40. Commencement is at 8:00 p m in the college auditorium with Dr John B Everton of Kalamazoo College delivering the address. Everton earned his PhD from Yale and has been Kalamazoo College president since 1949. Arlo Oden of 105 W Sixth St Clare will receive a Master of Science in geology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
John 8. Eeverton
Kalamazoo College
Everton
Yale University
Arlo Oden
W. Sixth St. Clare
Farwell School Opens Adult Farm Classes This Winter
Farwell High School hosts an organizational meeting for an adult farm class in the Agricultural room. The Vocational Agriculture Teacher leads discussions on course subjects and weekly sessions begin after January. Husbands and wives are invited to join Thursday at 8:00 p.m. to share farming experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell
Farwell High School
New Officers For Odd Fellows
At the 1.0.C.F. Lodge meeting Monday George Deihl was re elected noble grand for the coming term Glen Shafer was chosen vice grand Phillip Goudie recording secretary Robert Archambault financial secretary Clarence Ramey treasurer and Archambault again named a three year trustee A joint installation with the Rebekahs will be held in dantary.
Red Horses in Cage Tilt With Girl Five
The Arkansas Travelers girls team led by Hazel Walker will face Cadillac Red Horses on December 15 at Houghton Lake High School gym under men’s rules. Walker, an eleven time All American, headlines a team noted for national titles and film fame. The Red Horses, coached by John Janisch, include ex collegiate players and seven ex-collegians. Tickets cost adults 1.00 and students 0.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Travelers
Hazel Walker
Northern Michigan
Cadillac
Red Horses
Houghton Lake High School
Dick Young
John Bradley
Michigan State
Ed Tiarhat
University of Washington
Arnold Hangan
Eau Claire State
Keith Caldwell
Albion College
Herb Swanson
Scott Drillers Open 26 Game Schedule With Loss
The Scott Drillers dropped a 45 41 decision to the House of David in Clare gym Monday evening before about 250 fans. Dennis Benedict led Scott with 12 points, Gordenec had 11, and Bill Dewey 8 as Ralph Brown and Bob Darling shone. Boone McDaniel led the Davids with 17 from San Francisco University. The Drillers travel to Frankenmuth on Tuesday December 9 to face a strong independent aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Drillers
House of David
Clare Gymnasium
Drillers
Davids
Bobby Roth
Ralph Brown
St. Louis
Bob Darling
Scotts
Dennis Benedict
Gordenec
Bill Dewey
Boone” McDaniel
Boone
San Francisco University
Frankenmuth
Thos Abbotts Return From Ten Day Trip
Mr and Mrs Thomas Abbott returned home last week after a ten day trip through Detroit and Canada They visited Imlay City the Abbotts birthplace farm and the schoolhouse where he studied They also paid respects at their family cemetery and met niece and nephew Mrs Macy Reid and Allen Abbott The trip included a visit to the Historic Alegen hardt farm and a Canadian outing via Ambassador Bridge to Kingsville and Leamington with dinner guests Mr and Mrs Orlo Knight They also met Mr and Mrs Harold Knight and family before traveling home through Detroit tunnel Ernie Bonham and Jim Lawson chauffeured them to Clare for dinner on the way back
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Abbott
Detroit
Canada
Imlay City
Mr. Abbott
Macy Reid
Allen Abbott
Ambassador Bridge
Kingsville
Jack Miner
Leamington
Mrs. Bonham
Orlo Knight
Harold Knight
Ernie Bonham
Jim Lawson
Abbots
Clare
Death of Mrs Ola Kistler
Mrs Ola Kistler died Wednesday at Tvart Convalescent Home. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2:00 PM at Colonville Church with interment in Cherry Grove Cemetery. obituary to be printed next week.
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Ola Kistler
Tvart
Colonville Church
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Notice to Clare City Commissioners on signed complaints
A notice states that any complaint mailed to the City Commission of Clare must be signed if action is expected. It names Howard M. Jdverts as the contact and author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission of
Clare
Howard M. Jdverts, A
Sgt John Ronald Brubaker Wounded in Action in Korea
My and Mrs John Brubaker received a War Department telegram Sunday morning stating their son Sgt John Ronald Brubaker was wounded in action in Korea on November 20 He sustained flesh wounds on the right thigh He is chief of Gun Section Field Artillery in Korea has served a year in Korea and since December 16 1951 He enlisted September 18 1950 Friends may write to him at RA 16338743 Care Hospital Director Section APO 580 c o Postmaster San Francisco California
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John Brubaker
War Department
John Ronald Brubaker
Korea
Brubaker
Army
John
Ronald
San Francisco
Calif
Blood Drive Urges Clare Community Volunteers
Community Free Blood Plasma Procurement Committee appeals for about 100 more volunteers to donate blood at Clare city hall on Wednesday December 10 from 1 00 pm to 7 00 pm. A doctor and nurses provided by Michigan Department of Health staff the center. Half the blood goes to the Armed Forces. the rest funds plasma and fractions for local treatment. Residents 18 to 60 in Clare County urged to register by calling 324. Each donation takes half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City Hall
Michigan Department To Health
Clare County
Carters Enter Two Steers for Detroit Fat Stock Show
Entries from 35 counties are expected for the Detroit Junior Livestock Show at the State Fairgrounds December 9 to 11. More than 300 4-H members feed fat steers and lambs, with judging starting December 9 at 9 a.m. The event is sponsored by the Detroit Junior Livestock Society and Michigan State College 4-H. Carolyn Carter will show a 1300 pound Hereford and Billy Carter a 1100 pounder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Junior Livestock Society
Michigan State College
Carolyn
Billy Carter
Robert Carter
Cornwell Ranch
Billy
Wolverines of Selfridge unveil Wolvy-air-ine insignia
Michigan 439th Tighter Bomber Wing at Selfridge Air Force Base chose a wolverine with jet wings as their insignia during November training weekend. The Wolvairines, the largest Reserve Fighter Bomber Wing, train one weekend a month with personnel from across Michigan. Colonel Welix L. Vidal urges qualified men and women to contact Selfridge for openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wolv-air-ines
Selfridge Air Force Base
Selfridge
Wolvairines
Welix L. ,Vidal
489Th
Legion Christmas Party Rescheduled to December 9th
The American Legion Christmas party at the Legion Hall is moved to Tuesday December 9 at 6 45 pm. A pot luck supper for Legion and Auxiliary members and families is planned. Bring your own table service sandwiches and a dish to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
the Legion Hall
CHS Quintet Beaten In First Game By St Louis
Clare opened basketball season on the road losing to regional champs St Louis 64-24. Ted Hoersch led Clare with 25 points, Gerald Fullerton and Pat O Laughlin aided the Pioneers, while Irvin Ruby added 12. Clare faces Reed City next home tilt on December 5 and plans for Harrison contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
St. Louis
Pioneers
Ted Hoersch
Gerald Fullerton
Pat O'Laughlin
Hoersch
Irvin Ruby
Reed City
Harrison
Pioneer
Little Pioneers
Richardson
McKay to Speak at Clare Methodist Meeting Next Thursday
Dr. Orville H. McKay, minister of Midland First Methodist Church, will headline the December meeting of the Methodist Men at Clare Methodist Church next Thursday evening December 11. A 6:00 Bible Study led by Harry Dice precedes a 6:30 dinner served by M. F. members. the event follows the policy committee plan and promises a notable address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Methodist Church
Harry Dice
Orville H. McKay
First Methodist Church
Midland
McKay
Highland Park Michigan
Rotary ClubWednesday Luncheon Hosted by Clare Club
The Clare Rotary Club held its noon meeting at Hotel Doherty with President G. C. Born presiding. Geo Gidding of Michigan Bell Midland spoke on telecommunications growth from early days to modern worldwide service. He cited about two million Michigan telephones, 1600 in Clare, and over 5 000 area service phones. Visiting Rotarians included Ray Monroe J W Foust Woody Smith and Dr Charlies Anspach. Guests were Al Thayer Herman Martin Jarman Walker and Al Farnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Ray Monroe
J. W. Foust
Woody Smith
Charlies Anspach
Mt. Pleasant
al Thayer
Herman Martin
West Branch
Jarman Walker
Lansing
al Farnsworth
St. Johns
Clare F F A Boys Begin Experimental Swine Project
Six F F A members start a pig project raising pigs on synthetic milk as an experiment. The team includes Mel Walters Norris Bay Leo Smith Eldean White Walter Bay and Jake Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare F.F.A
F.F.A
Mel Walters
Norris Bay
Leo Smith
Eldean White
Walter Bay
Jake Miller
Clothing Drive Aids Korean Orphans by Coleman Legion
The American Legion and Legion Auxiliary of Coleman collect warm clothing for Korean orphans. Items in sizes three to teen will be picked up in Clare. donors should call 34 and leave name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary of
Coleman
Clare
Ike's Brother To Speak At Farm Week Farm leader Milton S Hisenhower to address Michigan State College event
Milton S Hisenhower president of Pennsylvania State College will headline Michigan State College Farm Week. He is scheduled to speak Thursday afternoon January 29 at the college auditorium nine days after his brother Dwight D Eisenhower's inauguration as U S president. He is a Kansas State College alumnus who led Penn State and once worked for the U S Department of Agriculture. He now chairs the American Association of Land Grant Colleges and Universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State College
Milton S. Hisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
College Auditorium
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Kansas State College
Pennsylvania State
U.S. Department of Agriculture
American Association of Land- Grant Colleges and Universities
Icy Highways Spark Multiple Wrecks Across Clare Area
Snowy roads caused a four car crash south of Clare as Stanley J Jendrasiak skidded into Ellie Knop and Roy Smith with Raymond Derendinger. Smith treated for a lacerated chin. Derendinger bruised hip. Separate incident at Clare saw Raymond Lippold Jr. collide with Beverly Johnson. Lippold fined for failure to yield. A single vehicle crash near Lakeview injured Fred W. Smith and his infant son Randolph. A deer caused $100 damage to Treva Orr’s car on US-27 near Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Stanley J. Jendra- Sink
Ellie H. Knop, Jr
Dearborn
Roy L. Smith
Lansing
Raymond A. Derendinger
Jendrasiak
Knop
Smiths
Beverly H. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Lippold
Johnson
Treva L. Orr
Wyandotte
Harrison
Speaking Project Aids TB Crusade at Clare High
Clare High School participated in the 11th Annual TB Speaking Project to promote the Christmas tuberculosis crusade. Ruth Chapple spoke under English teacher Mrs. Louisa Bowler. scripts were mailed by November 25 for a chance at state contest prizes and a broadcast on WIKAR Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Ruth Chapple
Louisa Bowler
WIKAR
Lansing
The
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Michigan 1952 antlerless deer season ends with 100000 take
The three day antlerless season in northern Michigan yields an estimated 100000 deer from about 250000 hunters. Officials say the extra harvest aids deer habitat, with no major rise in gun accidents. Notable winners include G O Whiteside and Clark Kinsey among others. The season confirms deer herd remains robust for future hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Department Game
G. O. Whiteside
Clark Kinsey
Roy Kinsey
Jay Kinsey
Joyce Thayer
John Brackart
Larry Reen
Doughy Foss
William Young
Jack Sthaar
Gene Campbell
Harvey Hartshorn
John Bicknell
Vera Dan
Hunter Victim of Heart Attack
Richard Winter 81 of Farwell was found dead in Sylvan township Osceola county woods where he hunted last Friday. The body was found by grandson Forrest Fenton after he failed to return to camp near Byatt. Burial followed at Gilmore Cemetery with Funeral Home services conducted by Rev. Leslie J. Nevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Winter
Farwell
Sylvan
Osceola
Forrest Fenton
Barryton
Byatt
Richard Asa Winter
John
Josephine Winter
M. Pleasant
Michigan
Sylvan Township
Pearl Bergey
Richard
Grayling
Josephine Potts
Kalamazoo
Paul
Zephyr Hills
Florida
Winter
Goker
Far Well
Leslie J. Nevins
Gilmore Cemetery
James Stanley
Harold Lockwood
Clare Study Club Christmas Meeting Highlights
The Clare Study Club held its Christmas gathering at the Methodist Church parlor on December 6. Guest presenter Mrs. Maxwell demonstrated festive gift wrapping and centerpieces, followed by a one act play staged by Clare High School students directed by Patsy Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Study Club
Methodist Church
William Maxwell
Maxwell Flower and Gift Shop
Louisa Bowler
Clare High School
Patsy Cox
John Little
Peter Steel
Kenneth McConnell
Prudence
Marina Kajser
Judas Iscariott
Philip van Every
Olive Evans
Edward White
Harold Fleming
Ivah Emery
Lionel Duncan
Arthur Daimoth
Barber Attends Standard Oil Conference in Saginaw
J. D. Barber of Clare attended Standard Oil Company's annual sales conference in Saginaw Michigan on December 3. About 225 Standard representatives from the Saginaw field gathered to review the year and plan for 1953 with talks and discussions on the sales program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Barber
Clare
Standard Oil Company
Saginaw
Michigan
Greenwood Wells Near Completion In Richfield Series
Lid Segerlund's Kuehl No 1 in Greenwood township cores at 6160 feet in the Richfield series. Lid Segerlund's Budd No 1 in Greenwood township is drilling at 890 feet and should have reached the Dundee by Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lid Segerlund
Greenwood
Township
Sip
Greenwood Township
Dr Ling
Dundee
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers In December Meeting
Forty members attended the Clara Rebekah Lodge session Tuesday. Electees included Eleanor Lehr as noble grand and Vi Holt as vice grand. Wave Van and Doris Mitchell kept secretary roles, with Eva Schlafley reelected trustee. December 14 Christmas party planned with gift exchange and baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Madeline Seiter
Noble Grand
Fern Archambault
Florence Irwin
Wave van
Mary Mussell
Doris Mitchell
Noble
Wanda Perrine
Eleanor Lehr
Vi Holt
Ann Busche
Eva Schlafley
Fannie Yeoman
Perrine
Eva Schlatley
Bernice
de Dolph
Faynell Dixon
Margaret Briggs
Helen Water
Salina Hales
Lula Shaw
Lydia Friz
Lola Ruiapaugh
Nellie Jordan
Nina Bird
George Snider
Schlafley
Inside Pages Briefs and Features Highlights
A condensed reading lists items such as bowling stores and society notes, with lists of features including farm and church notices. The page mentions ads notices and a crossword and notes various small items across pages 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Clare Briefs
Farwell
Ruth Mellinay
Rosebush
Lake Newsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haggart
Dwyer
Giaré
Saginase
Wyle Haggart
Area
Detroit Times
Jim Bader
Saginaw News
Harry Wehrly
Joseph Grigware
Erlo Oden
Farwell School
Odd Fellows
Thos. Abbotts
Sgt. Brubaker
Carters
Legion
CHS
O. H. McKay
Rotary Club
Ike
T. B. Crusade
Citizens Bank
Walter Kleiner
Sheridan Township
Citizens State Bank
Glare High School
Walter
Marguerite Oath
Diana
Loretta
Sheridai
Conservation Department
Hunter
Dale Barber
Standard Oil Conference
Rebekah Lodge
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