Willis Bouchey Dairying Praised For Efficient Feeding Gains
Willis Bouchey of Clare built a 24 head Holstein herd and a registered herd sire in three years. He sources up to 1000 pounds of milk daily for the Clare plant and uses a feedlot with chopped green forage to boost milk output. He plans barn expansion, silage in the barn, and hay in the feed lot, while monitoring individual yields with a milk testing kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Bouchey
Clare
Kraftsmen
Kraft Foods Company
Bouchey
Kraft
Harley Holt
Company
Mr. Bouchey
Clare senior Mary Maloney wins DAR Good Citizen Award
Mary Maloney, Clare High School senior, chosen by faculty and classmates for the DAR Good Citizen Award. Local DAR sponsors the annual contest with winners receiving pins and a tea, and invites from Clare, Farwell, and Harrison to a state conference in Detroit. Harrison selects Helen DeBarr as its winner, sister Elsie having prior honors. Farwell's winner to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maloney
Clare
Mary
D.A.R
Farwell
Harrison
Detroit
Harrison High School
DAR
Helen DeBarr
Elsie
Deadline Extended for Sentinel Holiday Issue
The Sentinel announces the holiday issue will press earlier by a day and half and requires all news and advertising copy by 10 o'clock Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Yule Parties Boost Clare Season of Good Cheer
Krafts Food Company employees and families held a Christmas party December 11 in the Clare IOOF Hall with a turkey dinner by the Rebekahs. Virgil Bergstrom presented a ten year safe driving award to Perry Cowell, Santa distributed gifts, and Conservation Department films were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krafts Food Company
New
Clare Ioof Hall
Rebekahs
Virgil Bergstrom
Perry Cowell
Santa Claus
Conservation Department
Davy's
O’dells
Norris Elden
Agnes
Witbecks Iga
O'Dells
Witbeck
Citizens State Bank of
Clare and Rosebush
Doherty
Fifth Avenue
Stuart Woodward
Beaverton Bank
Ben Burdo
Clare Hardware
Burdos
Carol Fox
Consumers Power Company
Clare Ioof
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Gladwin
Harrison and
Coleman
Allert
Judge Ryan Responds to Audit Discrepancies Report
Judge James Ryan of Mt. Pleasant rejects published charges from the Auditor General that audits show discrepancies totaling 3014.00 in court records. Auditor Frank Szymanski urged action, while Prosecutor J. Allen Lampman defended Ryan’s forty year record and said no misappropriation occurred and corrections will appear next month.
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Isabella County
J. Allen Lampman
Auditor General
Ryan
Mt. Pleasant
Lampman
St Louis Opens Season With Victory Over Clare Five
St Louis defeated Clare 56 to 39 in a Mid Michigan B conference game Friday night. The Tigers jumped to a 13-5 first quarter lead and widened it to 26-10 at halftime. The Clare Pioneers showed early jitters before the break.
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Clare. Pioneer
St. Louis
Michigan
Claré
Pioneers
Page
Re organized County C of C For Festival
Clare County Chamber of Commerce forms county wide leadership with presidents from Harrison Lake Farwell Lake George and Clare to select two directors each. James Yoder named general chairman for winter sports festival set January 25-26 with events including a dinner dance at Hotel Doher ty Clare and a sportscast by Bob Reynolds. A December 30 meeting will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare County Chamber of Commerce
Harrison
Harrison, Lake, Farwell
Lake George
Clare
James Yoder
Gene Genaw
Frank LaGoe
Ken Barnes
Chris Demo
Emil Buchollz
Doherty
Bob Reynolds
WJR
Detroit
Plan Fire Prevention Week Here
Clare leaders announce Fire Prevention Week on January 15 with local business inspections led by a coordinating group. Insurance representatives at Monday’s meeting vow to assist in lifesaving and property protection. The week marks one year since a major McEwan street fire. Mayor Laurence Seiter will proclaim the observance as Rotary Kiwanis and Junior Chamber join the senior Chamber for a noon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Representaives
McEwan Street
Laurence Seiter
Rotary
Kiwanis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Top In Area Scholarship At CMC
Three hundred sixty five Central Michigan College students with 11 or more semester hours earned a B average or better in the last spring term. Top scholars include Joyce Archambault Lucille Becker Margaret McKnight LaRue Dull and others from Clare Farewell Harrison Lake Beaverton Coleman and nearby towns as announced by Dean George N. Lauer.
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Central Michigan College
George N. Lauer
Clare
Joyce Archambault
Lucille Becker
Margaret McKnight
LaRue Dull
Farewell
Tlah Graham
Eleanor Siegie
Harrison
Maxine Walker
Alice Wilson
Mary Amble
Suzanne Young
Lake
Gene Howell
Accident verdict after McJames inquest in Clare
A coroner's jury ruled Leonard McJames died of accidental injury with unknown cause after findings tied to skull fracture. Police and experts noted no clear evidence of foul play, while Dr. Kassa suggested the injury was from a more violent impact than a fall. The inquest could be reopened if new evidence emerges.
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Leonard McJames
McJames
Johnston
Claré
McIanies
Mac James
Mt Pleasant
Bicknell
Thi
Clare
William Cook
James Dar-ling
Loren Kassa
MeJames
Kassa
Dr. Kassa
Christmas Mail Load Near Record at Clare Post Office
Monday was the second busiest day in Clare Post Office history with 19 130 pieces processed at the cancellation machine plus thousands from other offices. 18 354 pieces were dispatched Tuesday. An all time record was 22 219 last year. regular staff handle the load with no extra help. More mail is dispatched directly to destinations instead of forwarding to Saginaw.
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Clare
Saginaw
Barry Bates Semi Finalist in National Merit Scholars
Barry Fr Bates son of Mr and Mrs Austin Bates of Jackson was named as one of five Jackson High School students semi finalists in the third annual National Merit scholarships contest. Merit scholars select their college and course of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Fr. Bates
Austin Bates
Jackson
Jackson High School
Price
Clare
Continue Seal Buying Is Appeal in Clare Area
Clare area residents were reminded that the TB Christmas Seal campaign continues until December 24. Jim Dunlop, manager of the local Seal Sale, urged more purchases and use of the seals despite the Christmas rush. He noted progress in Michigan’s TB battle and attributed most credit to public support of the Seal as a symbol and means of saving lives.
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Clare
Jim Dunlop
Michigan
Dunlop
Christmas Church Services Bring Seasonal Joy in Clare
Clare area churches schedule special masses candlelighting and carols this weekend including St John's Lutheran 8 00 p m Christmas Eve youth programs and 9 00 a m Christmas Day service Pastor Robert Voss theme Gods Christmas Gift Clare Baptist presents color slides and songs Sunday evening Christmas tree at Clare Congregational with Rev Hugh Kennedy Santa Claus and coffee hour Nazarene and Adventist events watch night services and Adventist skating party Methodist choir Christmas program and candle lighting midnight mass at St Erat Catholic with confessions Christmas program at Herrick Mennonite Brown Corners United Brethren and Colony Bible Church festive services and children gifts
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Clare Area
Christ
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Clare
Christ Child
Robert Voss
Clare Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Congregational
Hugh Kennedy
Santa Claus
Clare Church of the Nazarene
Forrest Stoll
Shirley Tice
Nazarene Church
Mt. Pleasant
Lake Skating Rink
Clare Methodist Church
L. J. Nevins
Earth
St. Erat Catholic Church
G. A. Richart
J. I. Szuba
Rita Beck
Herrick Mennonite
At & O
Brown Corners United Brethren Church
Colonvblé Church of God
V. Brinkman
Man kicked from Greyhound bus charged with disorderly conduct
Sarnia Ontario man S B Wilson 667 was held in Clare county jail until December 16 and pleaded guilty in Clare Municipal Court. He was fined court costs of 4.30 and turned over to Sarnia Border Patrol. Police also investigated two downtown Clare collisions involving Beech Street and West Fifth and a Fifth Street turn that caused injuries to Alfred Smith Jr and facial lacerations to his passenger. Hovey was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Sarnia
Ontario
Canada
Clare
S. B. Wilson
Harrison
Wilson
William B. Dunlop
Irwin
Alfred Smith Jr
Gerald H. Hovey
East Fifth Street
Alfred Smith Sr
Alfred Jr
Clare General Hospital
Hovey
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Young Douglas
Jean Ann Bouchey
CMC
James S. Bicknell, III
Carl Stephenson
James
Gieat Clare
The
Saginaw Newse
Barry Bates
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