Clare police crack long dormant 1958 B and E case
Clare police, aided by State Police, solved a five year old break in and theft at a sporting goods store after collecting a bound file of evidence. Larry Phillips 23 of Coleman is charged on bond and pending trial in Circuit Court.
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Clare
North City
Lmits
Milan Shepard
Coleman
Larry Phillips
Shepard
Phillips
Ed Johengen
Sporting Goods
Clare Department
Brooks Elected ABA President At Local Meeting
The Clare Isabella Local of the Michigan Artificial Breeders Cooperative held its annual meeting January 30 at the Orr Community Building with about 100 attendees. Harold Brooks conducted the session and election, with Brooks and Warren White reelected as officers, and Vernell Fike and Alvin Walton chosen as delegates. Visitors from Harrison included Mr and Mrs Leo Cooper Mr and Mrs Glen Bay and Mr and Mrs Nial Abbott. John Foster, soil conservationist from Isabella County, spoke on dairy feed efficiency noting well fertilized hay cut at the right time remains best for dairy herds.
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Clare Isabella
Michigan Artificial Breeders Cooperative
Orr
Harrison
Leo Cooper
Glen Bay
Nial Abbott
John Foster
Isabella County Soil Conservation District
Association
Harold Brooks
Warren White
Vernell Fike
Alvin Walton
Herb Porter
Lysle Calking
Shun Subsidies Control Farm Bills Before Congress
Charles B. Shuman warns that new farm bills proposing compensatory or direct government payments to producers would harm consumers farmers and businessmen. He urges farmers to focus on producing for the shopping basket and urges reduced subsidies and tighter controls.
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Congress
Charles B. Shuman
Shuman
Humphrey
McGovern
Cooley
Talmadge- Humphrey
McCarthy
Washington
Water rights clash over Michigan riparian law
Michigan lawmakers debate House Bill 89 to define the ordinary high water mark around lakes and streams, threatening private riparian ownership. Michigan Association of Lakes and Streams Associations calls the measure a state takeover and cites potential limits on docks, weed control, and beach improvements without Conservation Department approval.
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Michigan Department of Conservation
Michigan
Michigan Association of Lakes and Streams Associations
Department of Conservation
Cash Robbery At Loomis Service Wel ding Plant
Police investigated a Tuesday night robbery at Loomis Service Wel ding Plant on E Fourth. An undetermined cash amount was taken from the drawer after an unlocked door made entry easy. No fingerprints were found as surfaces were wiped clean leaving only a cloth weave pattern as evidence. One suspect in custody elsewhere was to be questioned about the Loomis case.
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Clare
Loomis’ Service
Loomis
E. Fourth
Francis Loomis
Milan Shepard
Mt. Pleasant
Control Ball Fails CHS Against Sacred Heart
Mid-M Michigan B conference results show St. Louis over Durand and Ithaca over Chesaning. Corunna beat the Pioneers 44 29 in a low scoring contest while Sacred Heart of Mt Pleasant defeated Corunna 35 16. Bryce Johnson scored 25 for Corunna as Clare limited ball to a season low.
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Sacred Heart
St. Louis
Durand
Ithaca
Chesaning
Bob Sippell
Corunna
Sacred Heart of
Corunna Cavaliers
Bryce Johnson
Clare
Pioneers
Old 1900 Sentinel highlights local figures and early city life
A rediscovered August 3 1900 issue shows ready print sheets with world news and city briefs. It notes early pioneers J S Bicknell A J Doherty Dr F C Sanford Rabbi Wolsey and others, plus shows by Pawnee Bills Wild West and Stark Comedy Company.
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Pioners
J. S
Bicknell
A. J. Doherty
Dr. F. C
Sanford Rabbi Wolsey
A. J, Lacy
E. G. Welch
A.S. Rhoades
Pawnee
Bill’s Wild, West Show
Stark Comedy Company
Irish Visitor Seeks Holley Methods for Jet Engine Tests
Visiting from Dublin Bill Townley of Irish International Airlines consults at Holley Clare Division on maintenance and testing of Holley bleed governors for Boeing 720 engines. Townley notes Ireland’s shift to tourism and praises faster transatlantic flights.
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Dublin
Ireland
Holley
Carburetor Company
Clare
Bill Townley
Townley
Irish International Airlines
U.S
Michigan editors dine in Gay Nineties Michigan dinner
At Michigan State University's Kellogg Center, 675 editors and spouses attended the 23rd annual Michigan Press Association dinner featuring a nostalgia themed menu of Michigan foods from farmers and packers. Gift bags highlighted Dow Chemical items, Clare Plastics, Saran Wrap, aspirin, and a variety of local products. The event showcased state agriculture with jams, jellies, juices, beans, bacon mushrooms cereals and seed packets.
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Michigan
Michigan Foods
State University
Kellogg Center For Continuing Education
Barjo
Michigan’ Press Association
Dow Chemical Company
Clare
Midland
Year-s Fire Losses Report for Clare and Townships
In the 1963 state fire loss report, Stan ley Parish, Clare fire chief, lists 45 alarms for Clare city including 12 autos and 7 grass fires. Dwellings losses totaled 1,850 dollars with other buildings at 5,900. contents losses 6,125 plus 15,300 for other fire losses, amounting to a grand total of 43,230.
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Stanley Parish
Clare
Parish
Clare Public School
Katherine Dunlop
Farwell
Rosebush
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Grant
Sheridan
Vernon
Wise
Winter Carnival Queen Crowns at Grayling
The 39th Annual Winter Carnival at Grayling will crown a queen February 8-9. Twenty-five beauties from across Michigan compete for the top prize in the Winter Sports Queens Contest with entrants from Houghton Lake Roscommon Lewiston Frederick Clare County Mio Boyne City Mesick Oscoda.
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Michigan
Grayling
Houghton Lake
Roscommon
Lewiston
Frederick
Clare County
Mio
Boyne City
Mesick
Oscoda
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Glen Neely
Johengen
Mte. Pleasant
Clare Law Officers
Sentinel
Brooks
A.B.A. Pres
American Farm Bureau Federation
County Park
Ates
Orie
Peter Brown
The
Irwin Noblit
Davy ‘Company
Charles Strauch
Lake
Robert Simons
Harold Sandborn
America
Dermot Honan
Ennis
County
Shannon
New York
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