Clare County Government Day Draws 200 Students and Officials
Over 200 students teachers and government officials attended the eighth Clare County Government Day at Clare High School on Monday February 11 sponsored by the Michigan Institute of Local Government. Local leaders and university instructors led sessions on education conservation taxation and welfare with rounds of Q A and group discussions concluding with a call for youth political participation.
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Clare High School
Clare County
Michigan Institute of Local Government
Iyah Bartow
Clare
William Kemp
Lawrence Taylor
Hillsdale College
D. Hale Brake
Gerald ‘Nivison
Russell H. Strange
Fred Ghase
State
Senate
Robert Gain
Department of Revenue
Lewis. Rutter
A. E. Bartow
Ted Pixley
Midland to Start Traffic Study in County Laboratory
Midland county begins an area wide traffic study with the Highway Traffic Safety Center at Michigan State University. Officials from Midland County and City, plus interested groups, will cooperate to evaluate traffic engineering, law enforcement, driver education, and public information as the project aims to model Michigan’s traffic problems and solutions.
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Midland County
Highway Traffic Safety Center
Michigan State University
Midland
Gordon H. Sheane
Michigan
Sheehe
Dairy cows urged to keep strict schedules for profit
Kraft fieldman Harley Holt emphasizes dairy cows, even in small herds, must follow regular feeding and milking times to maximize production. He notes small Michigan herds form the base of state milk output and that three of five dollars of farm income come from dairy cattle, citing Duane Seibt as an efficient example.
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Harley Holt
Kraft Fieldman
Mr. Holt
Michigan
Duane Seibt
Mr. Seibt
Pistol Club Drops Match at Clare and Roscommon Shoot
The Clare Rifle and Pistol Club lost to Roscommon 1148 to 1175 with five shooters per team. Top scores were Jack Hemstreet 289.84 and Bob Lodes 287.59, followed by Dave Saiter 286.84. Wayne Plits won the shells. Women may attend Clare School's pistol event at 7 p.m. Thursday with instructors and pistols on site.
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Clare Rifle and Pistol Club
Roscommon Rifle and Pistol Club
Roscommon
Jack Hemstreet
Bob Lodes
Dave Saiter
Wayne Plits
Clare School
Farwell Scouts Receive Pins Awards At Banquet
The Blue and Gold Scout banquet in the High School gym Saturday February 9 drew about 155 attendees. Presentations included Bear Badges Silver Arrows Bobcat Pins and Wood Badge like awards for Cubs and Boy Scouts with Den Chiefs cards and service pins.
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Farwell
America
Hiram Gates
The
Gilmore Church
Pat Thrush
Alice Hochstetler
Edith Warner
Dolores Robinson
Agile
Lou Gie
Frank Warner
Homer Stinchcombe
Berryhill
Mr. Thrush
Dennis. Dawson
Lucky Robinson
Eddie Jostin
Johnny Archbold
Bobby Norjury
Dennis Dawson
Tod Warner
Tommy Jones
Ricky Seiter
Jerry Eichorn
David Brown
Jim Martin
Steve Thrush
Tim Varney
Kit Hochstetler
David Rogers
Bruce Bailey
Den
Mike Hochstetler
den Mathers
Charles Tryon
Leo Martin
Leo Varney
Phil Hochstetler
John Archbold
Leon Thrush
Tim Varmey
Cub
Boy Scout
Cub Scout Committee
Den 2
Den 4
Gary Agle
Lincoln
Warns Against Phoney Schools By Mail
The editors of Changing Times warn that many correspondence schools lure with quick pay and easy careers. Target groups include youths, ex GIs, housewives, and workers seeking a better path. FTC has flagged these schemes for over 30 years. watch for false promises of scholarships, jobs, or free tools. Check school legitimacy with FTC VA and local schools.
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Changing Times
Kipplinger
Federal Trade Commisson
Gymp
FTC
Veterans Administration
Kiwanis Last-O Rama Ad Correction Notice
An error appeared in the Clare Kiwanis Club Last-O Rama listing where Nell Frey was printed as Nell Kring. We apologize to Kiwanis and to Mrs. Frey for the misprint and any confusion caused.
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Clare Kiwanis Club
Last
Attack Fatal to Mrs Garthe Teacher Here
Mrs Carleton Garthe died suddenly in Alma Hospital after Tuesday heart illness. A respected Clare Public Schools teacher for elementary students she led PTA and professional groups and was active in church and community life. Survived by husband Carleton Garthe of Clare high school staff daughter Darylene Barns and sons Richard Ronald and Carlyle.
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Alma Hospital
Clare
Garthe
PTA
Clare High School
Darylene Barns
Richard
Ronald
Carlyle
Electronic range dazzles at Clare demo in three day sale
Household Appliance in Clare showcases a microwave style electronic range during its 11th anniversary three day event. Demonstrations run Friday through Sunday with factory staff, free gifts, and food samples for visitors. The unit features internal cooking via microwaves, built in recipe file, no heat loss, automatic shutoff, and portable or built in options.
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Clare
World churchmen to meet in United States this summer
Inside Pages reports global church leaders will convene in the United States this summer for a comprehensive gathering. The note highlights international participation and the event's significance for faith communities.
Bond Election Over School Construction In Clare Isabella
Voters head to Clare Public School Friday for a special election on an eight dollar per thousand levy for 25 years to fund a 1 360 000 construction program. The plan includes a new high school building, an early elementary unit, remodeling, a bus garage, and land.
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Clare-Isabella
Gost
Saginaw Fair Opens Book Cover Contest for 1936
Interest grows as March 31 deadline nears for the Saginaw Fair Premium Book cover design contest. Mrs. Moxie Mulrooney says Michigan residents 19 and under may enter, with prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars and national exposure for winners. Entries may be large but must be original, with full details available at the Saginaw Fairgrounds Office.
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Moxie Mulrooney
Clarence Harnden
Saginaw Fairgrounds
Give Us Room For Classes
Clare High students in the February 12 Pioneer survey urge more school facilities ahead of Friday night's special election on building a new Clare Reorganized School District 8 plant. Overcrowding, activity spaces, and future taxpayers' roles are cited as factors in supporting expansion.
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Claré High
Clare
Pioneer
Harold Brooks Named Outstanding Farmer of Isabella County
Harold R. Brooks of near Clare wins Isabella County Outstanding Young Farmer honor at Mt. Pleasant Jaycees dinner on February 18 and will compete in the state finals February 23. Brooks, 33, farms 280 acres, milks 25 cows, and operates with a modern dairy setup. He is a MSU graduate and has 14 years in farm account work totaling 652 productive days. He is the third generation on the home farm, now expanded from 160 to 280 acres, and active in Clare churches, schools, Grange, Farm Bureau, Michigan Milk Producers, and more. He serves as a director of Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance in Isabella County, the third generation in that role. Local Farm Bureau nominations aided the contest with judges from several counties and MSU extension.
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United States
Virginia Haddox
Wolverine Girls
Riverside Grange
State Grange
Paul Gibson
U.S
Michigan
Board of Education
The
Sentinel
WCEN
Schaal
Richard Wheeler
Clare
Harold R. Brooks
Isabella County
Mt. Pleasant
Central
Brooks
Mr Brooks
Michigan State University
Harold
Mt. Vernion Grange
Farm Bureau
Michigan Milk Producers Association
Artificial Breeders Association
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hit Parade Delights Clare City Girl Scouts
The Girl Scout monthly pot luck at Clare City Hall featured Mrs Earl Rubys troop presenting a Hit Parade. Irene Cook Linda Casteel sang Cindy O Cindy and six other numbers while Lynn Dralettle and Lynn Methner performed tap. Mrs Robert Beemers troop handled the kitchen and Valentine decor.
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Clare City Hall
Earl Ruby
Carol McClellan
Cindy O
Cindy
Irene Cook
Linda Casteel
Cassie Willams
Diane Demo
Evelyn Bellinger
Allyson Ruby
Hound Dog
Mary Kay Loomis
Candace Walton
Karen Bergstrom
Sandra Woodworth
Lynn Dralettle
Lynn Methner
Robert Beemer
Girl Scout Council
William Case
Masonic Lodge Conducts School Series at Blanchard Tonight
A number of Masons from the Jo én Masonic Lodge assist Howard Everts in a series of instruction schools. Lodges from Clare Harrison Farwell Mr Pleasant Weidman Shepherd Winn and Blanchard participate. The last session will be held at Blanchard tonight February 14. Airmaster Masons invited to attend.
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Joén
Howard Everts
Clare
Harrison
Farwell
Mr. Pleasant
Weidman
Shepherd
Winn
Blanchard
Laff-O-Rama Circus Cast Planned For Clare High School
Dan Burde stars as Jack Sterling in Laff-O-Rama at Clare High School Gymnasium February 14 and 16 at 8 18 p.m. with a matinee Saturday at 2 00 p.m. Proceeds aid underprivileged children. Clowns mimic Barnum Bailey TV Circus stars and impersonate Marilyn Monroe Rita Hayworth and Betty Grable among others.
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Dan Burde
Jack Sterling
Kiwanis
Clare High School
Bill Harper
Mérilyr Monroe
Dagmar
Marl Houghton
Bob Campbell
Toge
Les
Red Hot Mamas
Sophie Tucker
Gene Campbell
Rita Hayworth
George Perry
Betty Hutton
Bill Grier
Marlene Dietrich
Rod le Sage
Betty Grable
Ben Burdox
Teachers Institute Sessions Planned for Glave Public Schools
The annual Teachers Institute for Clare and Isabélia counties will convene at Glave Public Schools on Friday February 22 starting at 9 in the morning. The event aims to enhance instructional practices across district schools.
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Institute
Clare
Isabélia
Glave
Increase in Deer Killed by Traffic in Michigan
The number of deer killed by highway traffic in Michigan last year climbed to 3127, up more than 22 percent from 1955. The upper peninsula bore the largest toll with 1240 deer, while the northern lower peninsula added 1139 and the southern lower peninsula 748. Officials urge motorists to watch for deer on highways, especially at night.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Chippewa
Mackinac
Luce
Schoolcraft
Alger County
Conservation Department
Postponed Harrison Baby Clinic Announcement
Harrison mothers are asked to notice that the regular Baby Clinic has been postponed to February 21. Mrs Kathrytt Freeman, county nurse, announced the change. It will be at the same time and price as previously scheduled.
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Harrison
Kathrytt Freeman
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