Honor Roll Lists Seven SHS Students With A Grades
Final semester grades released by Clare high school list seven students with straight A marks, led by Gloria Sickal. Juniors Jim Norcutt and Robert Walter also earned all A’s, with top marks among sophomores Karla Cooper Marcia Lynk and Elaine Wilson and freshman Eric Hammerberg.
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Clare High School
Gloria Sickal
CHS
Jim Norcutt
Robert Walter
Karla Cooper
Marcia Lynk
Elaine Wilson
Eric Hammerberg
William Harper
Lee Sickal
Jim .Norcutt
Floyd W Norcutt
Ervin Walter
Ron Cooper
Marshall Lynk
A. D. Wilsons
Krio Hammerberg
Ralph Baumgarth
Edith Colyans
George
Ravis
Becky Groves
Bonnie Lloyd
Shirley Moore
Ray Neff
Jim Seiter
J. J. Seiter
Barb Tubbs
Silvia Ames
Georgia Blackmore
Bonnie Comstock
Elaine Letson
Neil Nevill
Rosalie Samland
Barb Scheer
Judge Holbrook Addresses Army Reservists on Character Guidance
Judge Donald E. Holbrook spoke to the Army Reservists of Companies I and M, 333d Infantry at Clare Army Reserve Center Monday evening February 5. He delivered a lecture on Character Guidance that was well received by an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Army Reserve Center
Donald E. Holbrook
Holbrook
Leaders Rise as Clare City Bowling Tourney Begins
After the first weekend of the Clare City Championship bowling tourney Stanley Oil Cap leads the team standings with 2892 pins including handicap. Doubles leaders are Jim Perrine and Ralph Musser at 1278 total. Gene Neier tops the singles with 655 and also leads all events at 1864. Teams Michigan Con Gas Co 2863 Kenroe TV 2854 Harrison Gas and Oil 2828 Feller 2805. Doubles pairings Tom Sheredy Gene Neier 1231 Art Mayer Orris Presley 1214 Bill Moore Don Smith 1205. Individual singles leaders include Elton Marshall 642 Francis O Day 642 Jake Thayer 641 Duane Allen 627.
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Clare City
Stanley
Jim Perrine
Ralph Musser
Gene Neier
Neier
Michigan Con. Gas. Co
Kenroe
Harrison Gas and Oil
Feller
Scouts Converge At Camp Rotary For Weekend Winter Activities
Camp Rotary nine miles north of Clare hosts 55 Boy Scouts and leaders from Clare and Harrison Troops. They sled, ice fish, and build camps as they cook outdoors in deep snow and triple-deck cold. Crew includes Ray Hanchett Ralph Ackerman George Shayler and others with Bill Hamblet as scoutmaster.
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Clare
Clare and
Harrison Scouts
Clare Rotary
Short’s Lodge
Ray Hanchett
Ralph Ackerman
George Shayler
Dick Schroeder
Jim Johnson
Harold Brooks
Robh Williams
Warren Krug
Stanley Craig
Jim Corsant
Jack Hemstreet
Colie Dixon
Bill Case
Bill Hanchett
Joe Ackerman
John Shayler
Chris Schroeder
Larry Johnson
Greg Brooks
Larry Williams
Lester Krug
Barry Craig
Dale Corsaut
Don Hemstreet
Dave Dixon
Bruce
Bret Bean
Robert Bromley
Keith Jackson
George
Sam Kushmaul
Jerry Comstock
Pledges War On Waste In State Administration
State Representative Russell H. Strange Jr outlines tax revision as a major issue while vowing to curb waste in state government. He notes a historic budget, a large deficit and public resistance to new taxes, promising scrutiny of all spending and reliance on the Governor to lead fiscal reform.
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Russell H. Strange, Jr
Teens Face Income Tax Rules for 1958 Returns
An article explains teen tax obligations for 1958. If gross income reaches 600 dollars or more, a teen must file an income tax return. if under 600 but with tax withheld, they may file for a refund. Examples cover a 17 year old with 600 dollars plus, a 16 year old with 600 dollars, and deductions questions about water bills and local assessments.
World Day of Prayer Observed by Egyptian College Scene
At the American College for Girls in Cairo on February 13 1959 a graphic picture shows the two way flow of results from the annual World Day of Prayer as 275 Christian students participate in the Muslim land illustrating interfaith observance.
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Egypt
Cairo College
Elsie Sweeney
Columbus
Indiana
United States
American College For Girls
Cairo
World Day of Prayer Observed in Clare at Congregational Church
The annual World Day of Prayer in Clare is sponsored by the Council of Church Women and begins at 2 PM in the Congregational Church. The service features music meditations and prayers led by local women church leaders, with offerings supporting Home and Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Council of Church Women
Congregational Church
February Storm Closes Schools Delays Mail and Travel
A severe midwest winter storm dumped snow and ice across the region causing school closures mail delays and halted auto travel. Emergency plowing crews cleared routes to keep supplies moving and aid restarts as roads reopened and conditions improved midweek.
Clare-Isabella Artificial Breeders Club Reports 1958 Growth
The Clare-Isabella Artificial Breeders Association notes gains in 1958 with nineteen new members and 138 members using services. James Barager receives a ten year service gold watch. Harold Brooks bred 56 cows, John and Ray McCartney 44, Elvan Larrance 40. Re-elected directors include Harry Hecht and Clare McTaggart. Brooks remains president. Warren White is secretary-treasurer. An Indian dances program by Coleman students preceded an oyster supper hosted by Mt. Vernon Grange ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare-Isabella Artificial Breeders Assn
Harold Brooks
John
Ray McCartney
Elvan Larrance
Harry Hecht
Clare McTaggart
Warren White
Coleman
Mt. Vernon
Organize Saddle Club Officers Named
The Clare 4-H Saddle Club held its second meeting last Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Clare Public School. Officers elected previously include President Janet Walters Vice President Dick Kleinhardt Secretary Carolyn Ray Treasurer Mike Krell. Membership remains open until April 15 requiring a horse and six months of care. Joyce Horn named news reporter. Next meeting February 26 at 8:00 p.m. at Leland Krell’s home. Equipment will be on display.
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Clare 4-H
Clare Public School
Joyce Horn
Leland Krell
Janet Walters
Dick Kleinhardt
Carolyn Ray
Mike Krell
Committee Replaces Rep Strange as Taxation Committee Vice Chair
Rep Russell H. Strange of Clare Isabella district is replaced as vice chairman of the House Taxation Committee after a brief tenure. The vote reflects a preference for Democrat Rep Walter H. Nill, noted for extensive state tax study and committee work. Committee chairman Rollo G. Conlin says the move does not criticize Strange and reverses Speaker Don R. Pears’ appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Strange
Clare-Isabella
House Taxation Committee
Strange
Committee of Favor
Walter H. Nill
Don R. Pears
Rollo G. Conlin
Jo Anne Bates Injured in Auto Crash
Miss Jo Anne Bates of Eagle is hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Toledo since the crash last week. The car skidded off the road near Finlay while returning from Detroit, injuring Jo Anne and three others. her parents have kept vigil and friends may send cards to room 210.
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Jo Anne Bates
Orville Bates
Eagle
Mercy Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
Jo Anne
Janice
Finlay
Detroit
Saginaw man earns CPA certificate from state board
James L Richardson of 2421 South Washington Saginaw has been notified by the Michigan State Board of Accountancy that he is awarded a Certified Public Accountant certificate. He works at Ernst & Ernst Saginaw office in Second National Bank Building since 1956. He is son of Mr and Mrs Donald Richardson of Clare and earned AB from Albion College in 1953 and an MBA from the University of Michigan in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Richardson
South Washington
Saginaw
Michigan State Board of Accountancy
Ernst & Ernst
Second National Bank
Donald Richardson
Clare
Jim
Albion College
University of Michigan
Vaccination urged for rabies risk to pets in Michigan
Michigan health officials urge dog owners and some cat owners to vaccinate after four rabies cases in five weeks. Cases include a West Branch dog that died after contact with a rabid skunk, a North Ann Arbor calf, a Manistique dog exposing a boy to treatment, and a Hart cat that bit a family member. Officials stress suburban and rural cats are at highest risk.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of Health Today
West Branch
Donald B. Coohan
State Health Department
Coohan
Ann Avor
Manistique
Hart
Child Health Conferences Across Three Locations
Health discussions are set at Farwell Methodist church on February 17 at 9 11 am Clare city hall on February 17 from 1 to 3 pm and Harrison county courthouse on February 20 from 9 to 11 am.
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Farwell Methodist Church
Clare City Hall
Harrison
Local towns urged to grow jobs for future leaders
Community leaders urge expanding local industry to create job opportunities as World War II born youth enter the job market. They warn lack of enthusiasm and planning risks losing potential leaders to sites elsewhere, stressing collective effort to attract and sustain industry.
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Michigan
Death notice for Roland H. Krell Jr. in Ann Arbor
Roland Harold Krell Jr died at University Hospital Ann Arbor on February 9. He was born November 22, 1938, to Rolland and Frances Krell of North US-27. Funeral services set for Thursday February 12 at 2 PM from St Johns Lutheran Church with Rev. Robert J. Voss officiating.
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Roland Harold Krell Jr
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Rolland
Frances Krell
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Robert J. Voss
Clare and Midland Hit by Blizzard Stranding Roads and Delaying Mail
The blizzard froze pipes and slowed mail as Clare faced power and water outages. Mail from Clare to Lansing and Cadillac was delayed up to four hours, buses halted school activity and teachers taught in idleness. Downtown Clare halted. out of town workers stranded. Midland Dow plant sent workers home early.
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Lansing
Clare
Cadillac
Chicago
Bay City
Clare-Isabella Institute
Clarence Gunn
Loomis Welding Service
L. Gibis and Sons
Rainbow Drive
Clare Manufacturing
Comepany
Midland
Dow
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Sharon Beemer
Linda Blystone
Sharon Brazie
Gayla Carrow
David Comstock
Ron Dull
Joyce Dunkle
Ann Elden
Judy Fancon
Darlean Gruno
Charles Gunn
Janet Hanchett
Marlin Horseman
Pamela Koch
Bill Legg
Tom Maloney
Judy Marotzke
Deb Nolan
Gloria Olson
Carren Randall
Carolyn Seibis
Vera Smith
Sandra ‘Teall
Shirley Tice
Judy Ulrich
Sanny Wentworth
Julie Wood
Karen Worstell
Donna Bell
Joane Borle
Joe Bowler
Lawrence Carncross
Gary Cole
Vicki Cook
Joyce Dawson
Michele Drallette
Eugene
Barbara Bourgeois
Elaine Carncross
Russell Graham
Daniel Green
Tom Grogan
Armand Hagerman
David Hintz
Michele Kinde
Virginia Kushmaul
Glenn McJames
James Richardson
Jon Schroeder
Georgia Shayler
Leonard Strouse
Ann Sunday
Roy Warner
Judge Holbrook
Harrison Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Robert Chope
Tom Hutchinson
Stephen Colburn
Greg Carpenter
Alfred Gaertner
Andy Heintzelman
David Higgins
Jim Hughes
John Lichon
Bill Millard
Karie Millbaugh
Jim Roth
Joe Wood
Dale Huber
Lee Dancer
Dave McCrory
Dale Roth
Ben Bosink
John Hutchinson
Bill Amble
Valley Trails Council
Short’s
Jack Scheall
John Witheridge
Council Campug
Midwest
Vna
Clare County Road Commission
Tom Cook
Isabella County
Don Baxter
Arthur Township
Carol Crafard
Charles Crafard
Lake
Cook
Edmore
Isabella
James Barager
Saddle Club
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