Debate on Michigan Constitution program announced
The Clare Rotary Club hosts a program next Wednesday to inform more people about the proposed Michigan constitution. Speakers include Downs a Wayne County Democrat and Condon a Segate ally. Ink White sponsors and the Con Con debate chair, a Republican candidate for University of Michigan Regent, will attend.
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Michigan
Om ‘Downs
Wayne County Democrat
Condon Segate
Clare Wants Club
Clare Rotary Club
Ink White
Con Condebate
Official Public Information Committee
University of Michigan
Coleman Cuts Debt Sparks School Budget Revival
Coleman Community Schools paid the first note on its operating deficit with an early property tax payment. School officers Brugger and Dennis presented a $35,641 check to Frank LaGoe at Citizens Bank and Trust Co. of Clare, applying tax receipts to reduce the deficit and plans call for further notes to be paid as tax collections come in. The district expects the entire deficit to be cleared this school year after past austerity cuts and millage votes.
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Coleman
Harry Brugger
Clark Dennis
Frank LaGoe
Citizens Bank and Tast Co
Clare
Saginaw Second National Bank
Clare Post Office and Bank Closed for Holiday
The Clare post office and Citizens Bank and Trust Company will remain closed all day on the national holiday February 22.
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Clare Post Office
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Red Cross To Raise $3800 Here In Clare County
A $3800 goal is set for the 1963 Clare county Red Cross fund drive announced by Rev. Van Parker of the Clare First Congregational Church. The drive plans $1800 from Clare city $700 from Harrison $500 from Farwell and $800 from 16 townships. A fundraising meeting will be held Wednesday February 27 at the Glare Congregational Church inviting all willing helpers.
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Clare County
van Parker
Clare First Congregational Church
Clare
Harrison
Farwell
Glare Congregational Church
First 300 Score in Clare Bowls History
Pete Brown rolled the first sanctioned 300 game in Clare Monday night in the Gateway Lanes Monday Mixed League. His 715 series followed scores of 179 and 236, and may be the highest local series ever by a bowler.
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Clare
Pete Brown
Gateway Lanes
Brown
Farwell Voters Nominate Parties For Village Election
Farwell voters select village government personnel at the March 1 election after two caucuses. Citizens Party named Geoil Davison Mervil Hawk and Orville D Allan for two year trustees. Peoples Party slate includes Elton Marshall for president Don Smith for clerk Roy Putnam for treasurer trustees Maurice Hosford Walter Moore Larry Laverty and assessor Bernard Glass.
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Farwell
Citizens Party
Geoil Davison
Mervil
Red) Hawk
Orville D. Allan
Peoples Party
Elton Marshall
Don Smith
Roy Putnam
Maurice Hosford
Walter Moore
Larry Laverty
Bernard Glass
Police nab store worker in glove theft case
City police, noting recent success in crime detection, arrested Walter Purdy, 22, a Feller's stock helper, on February 13 on suspicion of stealing 24 pairs of gloves. A tip led officers to a hidden box, which contained the gloves. Purdy pled guilty and received one year probation before Justice William Dunlop.
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Place City
Walter Purdy
Purdy
Clares
William Dunlop Purdy
Miss Farwell Competes at Winter Sports Festival
Miss Carolyn Horning represented Farwell at the Winter Sports Festival in Grayling over the weekend of the 9th and 10th, with support from the Farwell Chamber of Commerce and the J. C. and Mott Mountain Ski Resort, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cape.
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Farwell
Oldest City Resident Mrs Mater Celebrates 96th Birthday
Happy greetings to Mrs D E Mater on her 96th birthday drew callers, cards, and flowers. She lives at 313 East Sixth Street, has occupied the home since the 1920s, and is honored by the Clare Study Club and Clare Methodist Church. Her daughters in Flint and Detroit sent letters and photos as she enjoys visits, radio, reading, and watching birds from her window.
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D. E. Mater
East Sixth Street
Mater
Clare
Charles Neithercut
Flint
Lee Coulter
A.w.powell
Detroit
Clare Study Club
Clare Methodist Church
Bernice Beatty
Hollis Walton
Sentinel
New Names Appear In Township Selections
Township ballots on April first feature new candidates from caucus selections. Garfield uses petition nominations with Clinton R. Case as supervisor and others on a single ticket. Vernon adds Carl Seiter for treasurer. Grant nominates Dale Lyons for trustee and lists other incumbents. Frost names Mary Beemer, Howard Carey, Mearl Johnson, John Cook, Allen Johnson, Paul Graves, Jack Parker. Wise designates Henry McNerney for township clerk after Laverne Rocket’s death. Rex Morse seeks trustee. Gilmore Democrats field Walter Faber and others as nominees.
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Clare County
Isabella
Garfield
Clinton R. Case
Donna M. Scott
Alice L. Ruckle
William H. Bratt
Matthew W. Scott
Board of Review
Norman F., Bauer
James Z. Sweet
Vernon Township
Carl Seiter
Vernon
James Walsh
Roy Wilson
Ed McConnell
Grant Township
Dale Lyons
Grant
Louis Becker
June Jerved
Clair Stanley
Frank Humphrey
Albert Heuschele
Herb Randall, Jr
Virgil Brinkman
Frank Nessler
Ray Archbold
Don Colmus
Frost Township
Hazel Mavis
Mary Beemer
Frost
Howard L. Carey
Mearl Johnson
John Cook
Allen Johnson
Paul Graves
Jack Parker
Justice of the Peace
Wise Township
Laverne Rocket
Henry McNerney
Rex Morse
Mr. Rocket
Morse
Wise
Ervin Vogel
Mar
Ion Andrews
Manley Smith
Max Morrison
Floyd Tubbs
Clare High Principal Confirms Lakeview District Games
Clare High School principal David Donovan says Clare is among four Class B schools slated for district basketball games at Lakeview. Drawings for tourney matchups will be held Tuesday at 10 30 a m.
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Clare High School
David Donovan
Clare
Lakeview
Holbrook Nominated for State Supreme Court Ballot
Clare Circuit Judge Donald E. Holbrook won a place on the spring election ballot as the Republican state convention in Grand Rapids nominated him for the Supreme Court. His name will appear on the nonpartisan ballot.
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Clare
Donald E. Holbrook
Supreme Court
Grand Rapids
Entered Apprentice Degree Conferment at Local Masonic Lodge
Clare Masons of John Q. Look Lodge conferred the Entered Apprentice degree on two candidates Tuesday evening this week and scheduled the Fellowcraft ceremony for next Tuesday.
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Clare Masons
John Q. Look Lodge
Best Team By 3 Pins Best Team By 3 Pins
The Clare Bowling Association’s City Tournament 1943 finished with final standings. Independents won team event at Gateway Lanes 3048 while Gateway Lanes led 3045 in second. Doubles were Tony Brannigan and Ralph Slocum 1306. Ed Pudvay and Cecil Pudvay 1292. Don Holbrook and Paul Managian 1283. Singles topped by Wayne Perkins 714 and Don Bell 706. high series by Dick Alexander 616 and Don Bell 616. All events led Vaughn Ardis 1962 and Wayne Perkins 1914, Ed Pudvay 1925.
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Clare Bowling Assoc
Gateway Lanes
Sweet
Tony Brannigan
Ralph Slocum
Ed Pudvay
Cecil Pudvay
Don Holbrook
Paul Managian
Wayne Perkins
Don Bell
Bill Wilkie
Vaughn Ardis
Dick Alexander
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Ray Jarman Fox
Gilmore Township
Ment
Mary Lou Shilling
Gilmore
Walter Faber
Bernice Raw
Carl Martin
Alien Rawson
board of re=view
Terrence O’rousier
Highway Commisseionere
Richard Morris
Cote Stable
Kenneth Rawsen
Biainhardt
Arniigt
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Erietaln
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Nashes
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