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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1957

Page

12

Questionnaires Sent To 7000 Deer Hunters

The Conservation Department prepares the fifth annual deer season polling. About 7060 regular deer hunters will receive post card questionnaires next week, with 8006 more to mail in February. About 90 percent of the special deer season poll is complete and 5400 of 6000 hunters have responded. Archery and small game surveys will follow after spadework. The polls supply hunter success ratios, total kill figures and wildlife data.

Conservation Department

Fehr Remains Notre Dame's Last Original 1887 Player

Col Frank Fehr of Louisville is the sole surviving member of Notre Dame's first football squad after Eugenue Me Lady of Omaha dies. Fehr also played on the 1889 team known as the Fighting Irish.

Col Frank Fehr Louisville Notre Dame Omaha Nebr Eugenue P. Melady Fehr al Cervi Syracuse Nationals Rochester Royals Sal Maglie Dodger Dartmouth College Bob Michaels Karl Michaels Dick Hoehn Ed Hoehn Chuck McMillan Baltimore Colts Richard Kadis Reneva Cleveland

Deer hunting violations lead list across December arrests

Conservation officers reported 437 arrests in December with 136 tied to special deer season rules. Of those, 421 led to convictions while fines totaled 8496 dollars and 3384 dollars in court costs. 98 jail days were imposed and one probation sentence.

Bounties Paid Across Michigan Wildlife in 1956

Hunters and trappers collected more than 209 000 dollars in state bounties for foxes coyotes wolves and bobcats in 1956. December payments totaled 9 980 dollars for 1 681 foxes 89 bobcats and 68 coyotes with no wolves bountied. Almost all bobcats and most coyotes came from the upper peninsula as fox bounties spread statewide accounting for 8 405 dollars of December total.

Upper Peninsula Lower Peninsula

Bowling Scores and Standings From C and C Event

January 28 city lanes hosted C and C with O‘Laughlin Homa and Lehr Shell Sve leading early games. J Colling 177 H MacDonald 174 Elston 170 sparked high games. Hoffman 467 Collins 468 Lehr 447 led Hi Series. Cimmerer Drug 594 topped Hi Team Game with 1608 total.

Svet O'Laughlin Cimmerer Drug Lehr Shell Sve Hoffman Gift Shop Coleman Drug Thayer Dairy Farmers’ Co-op Cary J. Colling H. MacDonald Elston F. Hoffman J. Collins B. Lehr Commerer Drug

Mrs Maynard Installs Blue Star Officers

Mrs Maynard acted as installing officer and Chloe Renner as chaplain for the Blue Star Mothers. New officers include Elda Louch president Elizabeth Rodabaugh first vice president Opal Curtis second vice president Mina Deforest recording secretary Ethel Thrush treasurer Chloe Renner chaplain Donna Updyke patriotic instructor Leota Farrow conductress Mary Hannerguard Pearl Osborn. Carrie King celebrated her 80th birthday with singing and gifts after the meeting.

Mary Maynard Chloe Rennér Blue Star Elda’ Louch Elizabeth "Rodabaugh Seb Opal Curtis Mina DeForest Donna Updyke

Rebekah Lodge Conveys Degrees to Two Members

Gold Leaf Rebekah lodge held a January 23 meeting led by Ruth Green with eight past noble grands present. Cleo Bergey and Bernice Snover received the Rebekah Degree from the Farwell degree staff. guests from Clare and Weidman attended.

Gold Leaf Rebekah Lodge Ruth Green Clare Weidman Rebekah Cleo Bergey Bernice Snover Farwell Rebekahs Qold

Credit Union Meeting At Farwell School Draws 350

About 350 people attended a Clare Manufacturing Company Credit Union meeting at Farwell School on Saturday evening. After the business and officer election, attendees enjoyed games, prizes, entertainment by the Northernaires, and refreshments.

Clare, Manufacturing Company, Credit Union Farwell School

Small Town News Shared Weekend Visits and Birth Announcements

Mrs. Goldie Grimm of Clare spent the weekend with Bernice Cook and Nellie Fordyce. Elton Barber and wife welcomed a son born January 31 weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces named Elton Dean. Several families hosted relatives and friends for Sunday dinners and birthdays.

Habitat Improvement Book For Wildlife Week Published

The National Wildlife Federation released a 24 page educational booklet titled Habitat Improvement Key to Game Abundance. It supports its 1957 National Wildlife Week, March 17 to 23, with themes Homes for Wildlife and nine courses of action for habitat management. Free single copies. extra copies ten cents each from 292 Carroll Street N W Washington 12 D C.

National Wildlife Federation Federation Carroll Street N.W Washington Dic

Pistol Scores at Clare School Shoot In January

Seventeen shooters competed with Floyd Norcutt taking high score 289.66, Jack Hemstreer second 289, Lon Cleaver third 287.25. Leon Linderoth won the ammunition as seven members previously joined a January 23 Roscoutthoh shoot. Officers to be elected February 4 at Clare School. all interested urged to attend.

Floyd Norcutt Jack Hemstreer Lon. Cleaver Leon Linderoth Roscoutthoh Clare’ School

Farwell Boy Scouts Plan Banquet and Meeting Notes

The Farwell Cub Scout pack held its January meeting in the Methodist Church basement with Cub Scout Master Leon Thrush leading the pledge. Awards were given to Den No 1 and 3 for various Bobcat, Wolf, and Arrow badges. a skit titled Dr Quack was presented by Den Test. A Blue and Gold Banquet is set for February 9 at 6 30 in the school gym with pot luck style, milk and coffee provided. Mrs. Gary Agle will lead a new Den, inviting area youth to join Boy or Cub Scouts.

Farwell ‘Methodist Leon Thrush Jim, Martin den No Aiwards Gerry Lee Wilkinsons Byron Smith Jim Martin Jerry. Hichorn Leroy Punnel Géné.Funnel Ana Yu Eek Penny Dick Rogers Greg ‘Warner Danny Scott den No. Test Quack Gary Agle Lake Thirteen Cub Scouts Agle Thrash Boy Scouts

Farwell Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Youth Event

Paul Millers arrive from Georgia to visit his brother Herb Miller and family in Farwell. District MYF Conference at Big Rapids draws fourteen teenagers and leaders Hazel Tryon and Emily Twin, with games, lunch and a social hour. Local families share Sunday dinners and weekend visits, including the Dickinson, Runyan, Irwin, Johnson and Dodge households.

Paul Millers Georgia Herb Miller Aaron Irwin Ypsilanti Norman Brewer Jeffry Lyte Dickingons Jess Johnson Cadillac Maynard Dodge Jr Middleton Ed Runyan Wayne Cowles Jim ‘Tubbs Lewis MYF Big Rapids Hazel Tryon Emily “Twin Stella Koepplinger Edith Reynolds Kenneth Anderson Emerson Blodgett Henry Dell Dewey Dell

Local Social Roundup From Clare Area

Mr and Mrs Walter Pifer called on Mr and Mrs Roy Cummins Monday forenoon Mrs Buryl Strong spent Sunday in Coleman with her daughter Mrs Rollie Court who is ill George Kleeman spent last Wednesday with his sister Mrs John Bentley Saginaw Mr and Mrs Frank Freeman and Mrs Rose Harvey had oyster supper with Emerson Burton Wednesday evening at his home Mann Siding Mr and Mrs Don Luce and Mary Alice weekend with his sister Mr and Mrs Fred Shepherd in Mio Mrs Gladys Wolven of Ithaca visited her mother Mrs Grace Stanley Thursday evening Stanley Schunk and daughter Barbara were Sunday dinner guests at the John Hartman home Rev Hiram Gates called on Mr and Mrs William Gordon Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Tom Brooks attended the Silver Wedding anniversary reception honoring Mr and Mrs Gordon Ferneda at the Town Hall in Lake Saturday night Mr and Mrs John Pipoly Jr and his brother Mr and Mrs Paul Pipoly of Mr Morris spent the weekend at the home of their parents the John Pipolys Sr at Wildwood Shores Saturday and Sunday callers at the Frank Thompson home were Mr and Mrs Alfred Densmore Mrs Emily Lamb Mr and Mrs L G Thompson and the twins also Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson and Elna Mr and Mrs Jack Hounam entertained their son Douglas and family of Flint over the weekend The grandchildren had a wonderful time skating on the pond Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Brooks were Mrs Minerva Richmond Mrs Irene Mittespa ugh and Miss Ann Powers Bernard Garchow and wife visited Mr and Mrs William Garchow last Thursday

Goldie Grimm Clare Bernice Cook Nellie Fordyce Kenneth Rennier Alvin Harvey Alvin ,Jr Rose Harvey Duncan Koepplinger Laurence Finch Carole Raymond ‘Wilkinson Don Lake Irene Mitterspaugh Agnes Snyder Edenville Murphy Ralph Kleeman Russell Pugsley Mt. Pleasant Dewey Dells Nola Ferguson LeRoy Aldrich Midland Lewis ‘Funnel Lester Howe Houghton Ralph George Riceman Vivian Gamble Baby Arnold Gambles Walter Pifer Roy Cummins Buryl Strong Coleman Rollie Court George Kleeman John Bentlymm Fred Shepherd Mio Gladys Wolven Ithaca Grace Stanley Stanley’ Schunk Barbara John Hartman Hiram Gates William Gordon Tom Brooks Gordon Ferneda John Pipoly Jr Paul Pipoly Morris John Pipolys Sr Wildwood Shores Frank Thompson Alfred Densmore Emily. Lamb L. G. Thompson

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