Outdoor Novice to Attempt Eight Day Solitary Campout
Clare's Festival shows Mrs. Lavina Radabaugh, 47, of Wayne as the first woman to attempt Tony Wedal's Michigan woods solitary survival feat. She will begin Jan 18 with only pack on her back, aim to finish by Jan 26 banquet night at the Doherty Hotel in Clare, pursuing $150 prize. She also crafts rugs and leather goods and plans Mass at St. Cecilia's before the trek.
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Clare
Lavina Radabaugh
Tony Wedal
Michigan Woods
Radabaugh
Beryl
the Sentinel
Tony
Chamber’ of Commerce
Wayne
Detroit
Agae
Remus
John Sniders
Doherty
St. Cecilia's
Toney
Wedal
Michigan
Clare County
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Alexander
Marlin Alexander
Bernard Wyman
Peter Brown
Clare Tawas Bands Unite For Concert
The Clare High 67 member band hosts a guest appearance by the Tawas 84 band members in a Saturday evening concert at the Clare High gym. The two groups perform separately then join for a final half program. Lloyd Conley directs Clare. Edward Rima leads Tawas. The 8:00 p.m. event is free and open to the public with visiting players staying with Clare students Saturday.
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Clare High
Tawas
Lawas
Clare
Clare Band
Lloyd Conley
Edward
Rima
Winter Storm Hits Hills and Roads Across the Midwest
Cold arctic air brought blizzard conditions across the Midwest with drifting snow and subzero readings. Clare county crews battled to clear highways while schools delayed and residents hunkered down as frigid winds eased late in the week.
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Midwest
Isabella
Snowsnake Mountain
Clare
Farwell
Barryton
Harrison
Passer Warned of $98 Forged Checks in State
Citizens Bank cashier John Bicknell said three forged checks drawn on a non existent Clare bank account were turned in by Clare Furniture Co Household Appliances in Mt Pleasant and two Midland stores. Detectives from East Lansing aided the probe as the forgeries used small pocket sized checks bearing Citizens Bank and Trust Co and were written to Norman D Lockhart signed by Raymond A Chandler. The suspect asks to pay down on a purchase then takes the change in cash, so the public should verify identifications with the store and bank.
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Citizens’ Bank and Trust
John Bicknell
Clare Bank
East Lansing
Clare’ Furniture Co
Mt. Pleasant
Midland
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Norman D. Lockhart
Raymond A. Chandler
Bicknell
Man Loses Foot In Wood Debarker Accident
William Bauer 42 a log debarker operator at Watervliet pulpwood yard Clare sustained a crushed and amputated foot after the running augur caught his foot as he inspected a log. He crawled to a phone, ambulance took him to Clare General Hospital where Dr E G Sharlow operated. Bauer expected to return to work with an artificial foot. progress after surgery was satisfactory.
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William Bauer
Watervliet
Clare
Bauer
Clare General Hospital
E.G. Sharlow
John Hanson
Hammermill “Paper Company
Parking plan gains ground for downtown lot expansion
Art Damoth and Ben Burdo report progress in a city drive to fund a new downtown auto parking lot. The campaign aims for about 300 dollars monthly to meet contract payments as property along Fourth Street to McEwan is acquired. Pledges reach 157.50 monthly with more donors hoped.
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Art Damoth
Ben Burdo
McEwan
Marve Withenk
Clare Inn
James Grove
Fourth Street
Damoth
Burdo
Plamoth
Clare
PTA Plans Open House At Clare High School
Clare Parent Teachers Association plans an eight o clock open house in the high school building featuring the government class program on the life of Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt. Refreshments will be served and a babysitters service will be provided free.
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Clare Parent~Teachers Association
Pete Duled
Mra
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hughes Gets Assignments In Senate
Harold B Hughes begins his second year in the State Senate and is named chair of committees on Conservation Insurance Municipalities and State Affairs.
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Hughes
Senate
Harold. B. ‘Hughes
Feiss
Ae Bike A
Gtr
Clare School Considers 14 Hour Noon Lunch Cut
Clare Public School board met January 14 to discuss shortening the noon lunch period and other matters. A survey of parents and school plans included bus use for a Shrine Circus trip, the summer program, adult education, and a budget advisory sheet for the intermediate school district.
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Clare Public School
Saree Business
Pioneers Start Home Stand With Win Over St Louis
Glare High’s Pioneers win their first home-stand game 61-57 against St Louis, signaling improved morale after player moves. Upcoming schedule includes Ithaca, Durand, and Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart with key tests and a return to form. Senior Tom Horgan becomes eligible January 31, boosting depth.
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St. Louis
Glare High
Jim
Raymond
Pioneers
Ithaca
CHS
Durand
Railroaders
Clare
Corunna
Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart
Chesaning
St.Louis
Tom Horgan
Ithaca’ Indians
Yellowjackets
Kench
Barrone
Grulsbeck
Witbeck Sells Two Food Stores In Michigan
Witbeck owner of Witbeck's IGA Foodliner in Clare announces sale of two additional stores in Reed City and Ewart to their managers. Bill Sengelaub assumes Reed City store ownership. Ernest Orton takes over the Ewart store. Both managers had begun buying interests as part of a management plan.
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Marve Witbeck
Witbeck
IGA Foodliner
Clare
Reed City
Beck
de Clare
County Democrats Convene Meeting in Clare County
The Democratic county convention is called by Chairman Dave Donovan for January 8 1963 at the Harrigan courthouse at 1:00 pm. Delegates elected at the August 19 primary are eligible. In attendance will be provisions for vacancies and a discussion of resolutions to support at the State Convention in Grand Rapids on February 1.
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Clare Courty
Dave Donovan
Harrigan
Grand Sra
Clare Red Cross Blood Drive Sees 103 Pints Donated
Clare Congregational Church hosted a Red Cross Blood Donor event on January 7. The Bloodmobile collected 103 units, meeting the quota with strong help from Holley Carburetor workers who donated 144 pints last year. A traveling Bloodmobile schedule includes Harrison April 4 and Farwell June 14.
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Clare
Red Cross
Clare Congregational
R.c.blood Center
Clare County
United States
Canada
R.C
Holley
Clarescourry
Harrison
Farwell
Holley Carbinetor
Loomis Missionary Ghureh Moves to New Building
Loomis Missionary Ghureh to hold dedication services Sunday January 20 with Sunday school at 1 00 and worship at 11 00. The new building cost about 35000 and seats about 150 with classrooms and meeting rooms. Pastor has led for 2 1 2 years as attendance rose from 52 to 84, outgrowing the old site. Public invited to dedication in spring and to services.
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Loomis
Ghureh
Tee
Peogtesde Stead
Ay Coh
Robert. Bergy
Ohne
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